St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church

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1 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church PASTOR Rev. James E. Molgano PASTOR EMERITUS Rev. Thomas Rynne ASSISTING CLERGY Rev. Msgr. Blasé Gintoli Rev. Joe Torretto PERMANENT DEACON Dea. Edward Fischer III DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & OPERATIONS Lorie Shekailo, CPA ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Jane Marszewski PASTORAL ASSISTANT Claudette Horst SACRISTAN Nora Henderson YOUTH MINISTRY Cara Palsis DIRECTOR OF SACRED MUSIC & CHORAL MUSIC Melanie Steinke DIRECTOR OF BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Jay Horst GROUNDSKEEPER David Bocchino SECURITY Joe Silvia DIVINE MERCY COUNSELING AND HEALING CENTER Donna Gardner, M.S. John Stadelman, M.A. July 08, 2012 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2555 NE Savanna Road, Jensen Beach, FL Phone (772) ~ Fax (772) Website: info@stmartindp.com

2 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Parish Information Regular Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil Mass: 4:00pm Sunday Masses: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:45am Daily Mass: Monday - Friday 8:30am & 5:30pm (Celebrated in Adoration Chapel) Saturday Daily Mass: 8:30am (Celebrated in Church) Doors of the Church are open 3pm Sat. & 7am Sun. Holy Days: 7:00pm Vigil (evening before), 8:30am, 5:30pm Holy Hour, Charismatic Mass with Healing Prayer: 1st Wednesday of the Month (Sept-May) Sacrament of Reconciliation/Confession: Saturday 9:00 10:00am & 3:00-3:45pm & By Appointment. Novena to Our Lady: Saturday, after 8:30am Mass : (In the Chapel) Midnight Monday through Noon Saturday ********************************************************************************* *Parish Office Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:00am - 12:00pm Closed 12pm-2pm 2:00pm - 4:00pm *Closed Tuesdays & Thursdays Caritas Gift Shop Hours: Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri.: 9am-1pm Sunday 9am-12 pm Closed Monday & Saturday 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 families are asked to register as soon as possible. Registration forms are available at the Parish Office, from ushers before or after Mass, or online. 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 and Godparents are required to attend a Baptismal Preparation Class before scheduling the Baptism. The class is held on the first Saturday of every month. Sacrament of Confirmation Contact the Parish Religious Education Office for more information at Adult candidates wishing to be Confirmed must first complete an Adult Religious Education Program. 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 6 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 Parish Office for more information. Sacrament of Reconciliation See Parish Information for times. Seasonal Reconciliation Liturgies are held during Advent & Lent. Children in the second grade make their First Reconciliation. For more information, please contact the Parish Office. Sacrament Of Anointing The Sacrament of Anointing is celebrated every first Saturday after the 8:30am Mass. The Sacrament is also conferred upon special request. Please contact the Parish Office. Visitation of the Sick Home or hospital visitation by a member of the clergy or by an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion can be arranged upon request. Please contact the Parish Office. Sanctuary Candle 7/8-7/14 for: Robert Gruszluska from: The Durham Family Book of Intercessions Given by: Anonymous In Honor of: The People of St. Martin de Porres Church

3 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 8, 2012 Mass Intentions For the Week D=Deceased L=Living Intention Monday, July 9, :30 AM D Bernadette Wayne Ann & Jeff Huesing 5:30 PM L For the Purity & Innocence of All Youth. Tuesday, July 10, :30 AM L Mrs. Theresa Molgano Jeff & Ann Huesing 5:30 PM D Carlos Riva The Riva Family Wednesday, July 11, :30 AM D Cecelia Perkowsdki Husband 5:30 PM L Cecelia Ruiz Fr. James Molgano Thursday, July 12, :30 AM D Ruth Bauwens Judy Engle 5:30 PM L Michael & Karina Rouse Fr. James Molgano Friday, July 13, :30 AM D Joan Couchif Dorothy Marshall 5:30 PM L Carole Arnone Louis & Lucille Felice Saturday, July 14, :30 AM L Jack & Margaret Wolfner Gods Resources Inc. 4:00 PM D Carole Arnone Louis & Lucille Felice Sunday, July 15, :30 AM L The People of St. Martin 9:00 AM D Donald Jones Norma Pizzimenti 10:45 AM D Laura Ferrugia (ja) Readings for the Week of July 8, 2012 Angela & Domenic DiFiglia Please Pray Tor the Members of our Parish Family who are ill Please remember Mary Doolittle Slama, Louis Felice and All the Sick Members of our Parish in your prayers. May the Intercession of Our Blessed Mother grant them consolation and 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. Parish Calendar 09 Monday Begins at Midnight Chapel 10 Tuesday PARISH OFFICE CLOSED Chapel 7:00pm K of C Installation of Officers Tuscany Banquet Rm. 11 Wednesday SOUP KITCHEN Chapel 12 Thursday PARISH OFFICE CLOSED Chapel 2:00pm Knitting Angels Siena Rm. 7:00 pm Choir Practice Choir Rm. 7:00pm Men of St. Martins Siena Rm. 13 Friday Chapel 14 Saturday Chapel 9:15am Novena to Our Lady Church 9:15am & 3:00pm Confession Church 15 Sunday REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE 7:30pm Adult Lectors Mtg. Siena Rm. Sunday Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Ez 2:2-5; Ps 123; 2 Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6a Monday Saint Augustine Zhao Rong, Priest, and Companions, Martyrs Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22; Ps 145; Mt 9:18-26 Tuesday Hos 8:4-7, 11-13; Ps 115; Mt 9:32-38 Wednesday Saint Benedict, Abbot Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12; Ps 105; Mt 10:1-7 Thursday Hos 11:1-4, 8c-9; Ps 80; Mt 10:7-15 Friday Saint Henry Hos 14:2-10; Ps 51; Mt 10:16-23 Saturday Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin Is 6:1-8; Ps 93; Mt 10:24-33 Sunday Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Am 7:12-15; Ps 85; Eph 1:3-14 or 1:3-10; Mk 6:7-13

4 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Jensen Beach, Florida Living the Eucharist Sometimes I hear criticism aimed at one particular priest or another. Rather than complain, we should ask ourselves how we re doing as priests. Of course we are not ordained priests, but in baptism we become part of the common priesthood and, as St. Peter wrote in his first letter, as the King s priests we are chosen to proclaim the wonderful acts of God. Another way to visualize our responsibility as priests is not only to receive the Eucharist but to Live the Eucharist. The following steps for Living the Eucharist were outlined in an article by Fr. Claudio Barriga, S.J., (Delegate of the International Director of the Apostleship of Prayer, Rome, 2008.) 1. Begin by being aware of your baptism. On the day you were baptized God adopted you into his family and called you his beloved child. 2. Accept the friendship Jesus offers you. You are dear to him and He loves you very much. He opens his heart to you and wishes to be always in your heart. 3. Offer yourself and your day every morning. Respond to His love with your simple everyday life. Ask that you may do so with the mind and heart of Jesus (Philippians 2:5). Offer all your prayers, works, joys, and sufferings; offer every thought, word, and deed; offer every breath you take and every beat of your heart to God in union with Jesus heart. Ask him for the grace to live your whole day according to his will. As you offer yourself, offer as well your family, friends and neighbors, the Church, the poor, and all of humanity, living your baptismal priesthood by interceding for all. 4. Renew your offering throughout the day. Keep telling Jesus during the day that you want your works and actions to be His, that you desire to live with Him and in Him. He takes in our joys and our sufferings. Remind yourself that your life and the lives of your brothers and sisters are meaningful, and because you have offered yourself and them, you are all united to Jesus own life. This is the way to be an apostle, sharing Christ s mission of making his Father s love visible to all humankind. 5. Experience the Eucharist as intrinsic to your daily offering. Participate in Sunday Mass and, as much as possible, in weekday Mass. Join your own life-offering together with the priest who is celebrating and with the whole Church. Put your life on that altar and give it to the Father together with Jesus life-offering. 6. Unite your personal mission with the whole Church s mission. By baptism you are a priest. By intercession you bring your brothers and sisters before the Lord. By your daily offering you give your life to God, willing to collaborate in his mission. Now you join your life and your prayer to the whole Church s mission and prayer by praying for the Holy Father. The Pope is the Vicar of Christ who carries the needs of the Church and the world in his heart. Each month he proposes two of his main concerns, asking people to join him in prayer. Learn about and pray for these intentions, offering your day for them. Be open to concrete ways that God may be calling you to address them. 7. Make an examen or evening review. Do not just ask yourself "What did I do wrong today?" but rather "What has God done with the gift that I gave Him at the beginning of the day?" You will also see what you have done wrong, but it is more important to see what God has done right. Ask for His forgiveness and His help to correct what is wrong. The next day, begin again, putting your life in His hands once more. 8. Go regularly to the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Confession helps you be aware of your own self-deceits and strengthens your desire to give the Lord all your life. 9. Be close to Mary, loving her tenderly. Carry Mary in your heart, and seek her as the best companion for your journey with Jesus. She knows better than anyone what it means to give all one s life to the Lord. What words can I use to offer myself to God every day? Express your offering in the way that is most meaningful to you. Use your own words or those of someone else. There are many forms of the daily offering, ancient and modern. EVANGELISM IN ACTION: Be a priest. Make a daily offering of your life to God. Please send your comments, thoughts and suggestions for EVANGELISM IN ACTION to newevangelism@gmail.com or call Keith Thompson at

5 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 8, 2012 Baptisms Anabelle Page Uhl Daughter of Anthony & Jaclyn Uhl Liturgical Events in Our Parish Funerals Antoinette DeVivo Robert Magee Karen Brierty Welcome To Our Parish Family Ms. Maria Clara Gonzalez PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPS The Installation of St. Martin de Porres Council #8048 officers will take pace on July 10th, 2012 at 7:00. P.M. in the Tuscany Banquet Room A reception will fallow. Family members and guests are cordially invited to attend. For the Freedoms that we all enjoy Our Thanks go to the young men and women serving in all branches of the military. We Salute You! Parishioners or Family of Parish Members Maj. Richard Dembowski, Capt. Scott Dembowski, Lt. Matt Dembowski, Maj. Lazaro Costa, 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, Christopher McFarland, Anthony McFarland, Gregory Costas, LCP Lisa Pfeiffer, SFC Gerard Fraino, Maj. Mario Russica, SA Jeffrey Mihalik, Jr., A1C Zachary Mihalik, 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, LTC. Larry Smith, William Schweikert, 2 nd Lt. Edward J. Marion, A1C Ryan Mihalik, 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, AWO3 Nicholas Giannine, 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.

6 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Our Goal: $129,500! Raised to Date: $ 90,165 70% of Goal! Have you returned your pledge card yet? Pledge cards may be mailed to the address on the envelope or placed in the collection basket. Envelopes and brochures can be found in the vestibule of the Church and in the Parish Office. Thank you to all Jensen Beach, Florida VtÜ àtá exä z Éâá Z yàá 9 UÉÉ~á Opening for an Additional Volunteer Manager s Assistant Basic Computer Skills Basic Retail Knowledge SUMMER HOURS START JULY 10TH Tuesday through Friday 9-1pm Sunday 9-12pm Closed Monday & Saturday Closed July 3 - July 7 Upcoming Meetings/Events Confession Saturday 9:00am - 10:00am 3:00pm 3:45pm and by appointment OUR FOOD PANTRY NEEDS YOUR HELP! IMMMEDIATE NON PERISHABLE ITEMS NEEDED: Peanut Butter Shelf Stable Milk Cereal Canned Fruit Canned Meat Rice Boxed Macaroni & Cheese Baked Beans Pasta Canned Vegetables Canned Chili OFF SITE DONATION LOCATION(S): Winn- Dixie in Jensen Beach, Hair Expression (Next to Publix on Hutchinson Island). THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT! K of C Officer Installation Tuesday, July 10 7:00pm Tuscany Banquet Rm. Knitting Angels Thursday, July 12 2:00 pm Siena Rm. Choir Practice Thursday, July 12 7:00 pm Choir Rm. Men of St. Martin Thursday, July 12 7:00 pm Siena Rm. Novena to Our Lady Saturday, July 14 9:00 am Church Adult Lector Mtg. Sunday, July 15 7:30pm Siena Rm.

7 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Jensen Beach, Florida Why spend an hour with Jesus In The Blessed Sacrament? Over the next couple of months the Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Committee will be presenting "Twenty-four Reasons For Wanting To Spend One Hour With Jesus In The Blessed Sacrament." Twelve will be from the teachings of the Catholic Church, and another 12 will be Biblically based. ( Read the bulletin each week to get 2 more reasons. Reasons #3 Teachings of the Church -- Jesus is counting on you because the Eucharist is the center of life. "Every member of the Church must be vigilant in seeing that the sacrament of Love shall be at the center of the life of the people of God so that through all the manifestations of worship due Him shall be given back â love for loveâ and truly become the life of our souls." (Pope John Paul II, Redeemer of Man) Biblical Reason -- The specific way that Jesus asks you to love Him in return is to spend one quiet hour with Him in the Blessed Sacrament. "Where your treasure is, there is your heart..." "Could you not watch one hour with Me?" (Mt 6:21; 26:40) Come and experience Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament! Contact Lisa at or JMJLife@gmail.com for scheduling or more information. Jesus welcomes you at any hour, but hours in most need are: Monday: 1AM, 3AM Tuesday: 1pm Wednesday: 2pm Thursday: 2AM Friday: 1AM, 2AM, 4AM, 11AM, 12pm Prayer to Avert Hurricanes God our Father, Creator of the Universe and Lord over all creation, we humbly stand before you as your children in thanksgiving for your loving care and protection. We ask that you keep us safe from all hurricanes which may threaten us in the coming seasons. Protect us from all fear and anxiety of storms and give us an ardent trust and hope in Your love and mercy. You alone have the power to command the sea, the wind and the rain. You alone bring peace, calm, and safety. Father, we thank you in advance, for you are our only Refuge. We ask this through Christ, Your Son, Who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen. Mary, Queen of the Apostles, and Patroness of our Diocese, pray for us. Spiritual Adopt a Baby Month 5 Mommy felt me kick Today This month marks the half-way point to birth, and the baby is very active. Sleep habits develop and his mother can feel him move and stretch, particularly when she is resting. He is big and strong enough to kick hard against the outside uterine wall and dent it. Up to now, although he swam with ease in his watery world, he was too small for her to detect because the inside of the uterus has little feeling. Babies born at this age have survived. To counteract the movement for abortion, Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen recommended the spiritual adoption of unborn babies. During your earthly life, this child which you have adopted, will be known only to GOD, but in the hereafter, you will enjoy each other s company for all eternity. Jesus, Mary, Joseph, I love you very much; I beg you to spare the life of the unborn child that I have spiritually adopted, and which is in danger of being aborted. Please join us in prayerful and peaceful Vigil in front of Planned Parenthood Wed 3-5 & Fri Rt. 1 Emerald Plaza. David Olio Prayer Before an Election Lord, Holy Father, Almighty and Eternal God, as the national election of 2012 approaches, we seek to better understand the issues and concerns that confront our City, State, and most especially, our Country, and how the Gospel compels us to respond as faithful citizens in our community. We ask for eyes that are free from blindness We ask for ears that will hear the cries of children unborn.. We ask for minds and hearts that are open to hearing the voice of leaders who will bring us closer to Your Kingdom. We pray for discernment so that we may choose leaders who hear Thy Word, live Thy Love, and keep in the ways of Thy Truth as they follow in the footsteps of Jesus and the Apostles, the Martyrs and Saints, and all the Holy Men and Women who have gone before us in faith, and who will guide us to Your Kingdom of Justice and Peace. We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ Thy Son and the Holy Spirit, through the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Amen.

8 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Stewardship An act of worship not an act of obligation Jensen Beach, Florida Nuntiandi), Pope Paul VI stressed the importance of not only living in Christ, but SPEAKING about our life in Christ with others. We must have the courage to invite others to join us in our relationship with Christ. This includes other Catholics, and those who no longer practice their Catholic faith. Good Stewards are Evangelizers Adapted from an article by Barbara Vite, Director of Parish Stewardship, Archdiocese of Milwaukee Pope Benedict XVI has announced a Year of Faith beginning October 11, 2012, and dioceses around the world are preparing for a New Evangelization. What s new about a concept which has always been the core mission of the Church? We are receiving a wake up call, reminding us of the urgent need to reach out and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Good stewards are evangelizers and understand the need to share their faith with others. In their pastoral letter on stewardship, the United States bishops wrote: Every member of the Church is called to evangelize, and the practice of authentic Christian stewardship inevitably leads to evangelization. As stewards of the mysteries of God (cf. 1 Cor. 4:1), people desire to tell others about them and about the light they shed on human life, to share the graces and gifts they have received from God, especially knowledge of Christ Jesus. Every member of the Church is called to evangelize. But how do Catholics answer that call? First, as Catholic Christians we need to be mindful of the renewal of our own Baptismal promises at Easter and educate ourselves in our faith. Good stewards understand the need for ongoing formation and catechesis in their ever-deepening relationship with Christ. Secondly, we must never forget the witness value of our own lives. Through our everyday actions, lived in Christ, we give the world the clearest sign of God s presence among us and within the Church. Third, inspired by the Holy Spirit, we must proclaim the Good News in words. In his 1975 pastoral letter, On Evangelization in the Modern World (Evangelii Fourth, we must be willing to dialogue in a spirit of love and respect. We must listen with tolerance to others disbelief, doubts, pain and suffering. Our sharing of the Gospel should not be demanding or coercive. The sole desire of authentic evangelizers is to bestow freely with patience and love what they themselves have freely received. Just before he ascended into heaven, Jesus gave this mandate: Go into the whole world and proclaim the Gospel to every creature (Mark 16:15). Evangelization is not an option. It is part of our Baptismal commitment and it goes to the very heart of our faith. Exercising good stewardship of the Gospel implies the willingness to share it with others. From the International Catholic Stewardship Council July 2012 Newsletter A Stewardship Prayer Loving Father, You sent your Son into our lives to make us a new creation through the power of your Spirit and the healing waters of Baptism. Through this same Spirit open our hearts, rekindle our faith, and give us the courage to proclaim the Good News to those who do not know Christ or who have turned away. Then may the joy we share in Christ Jesus bring peace and hope to a troubled world much in need of experiencing your saving grace. We offer this prayer in the name of Jesus your Son who lives with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen.

9 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 1, 2012 Like to Clean? Our Building and Grounds department is looking for a cleaning and maintenance person to join our team. If you are interested in a parttime position helping to keep our premises sparkling clean and well-maintained, please call Jay at ext. 20. KYLE CONRAD ASSIST IN THE GOAL SCHOLARSHIP. This special Scholarship is awarded each year to one or more Jensen Beach High School graduates who have excelled in both academics and sports. Donations to this fund may be made at any PNC Bank or at the Parish Office. Checks should be made payable to the Kyle Conrad Scholarship Fund. Applications will be available in the scholarship packets distributed at JBHS in the fall. Capital Fund Last week s collection was $423. We have raised $46,875 to date! Thanks to your help, the shortfall of $19,784 for the 2011 DSA Campaign has been paid, we ve started repairs on the Church s air conditioning units and we are beginning to update our computer Technology. But we still need your help! If you would like to contribute, please place your donation in an envelope marked Capital Fund and place it in the collection basket. Thank you to all who have helped so far! Attention First Communion & Confirmation Parents! Your children s certificates are available for pick up in the back Sacristy after Mass. See Nora Henderson, our Sacristan, for assistance.

10 MINISTRY CONTACTS: Altar Care/Art & Environment Ann Huesing Altar Servers Nora Henderson Caritas Religious Gift Shop Tracey Zaberer Catechesis & Faith Formation Parish Office Catholic Daughters of the Americas Carol Armstrong Divine Mercy Counseling & Healing Center Office Ext. 32 Donna Gardner John Stadelman Emmaus Susie Bobko Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Celeste Norup Homebound Ministers Dr. J. Perez Knights of Columbus Council # 8048 Julio Perez paxjp@yahoo.com Knitting Angels Norma Olio nolio@surfglobal.net Latin Mass Choir Parish Office Lectors Ed Wasielewski erwasielewski@bellsouth.net Matthew 25:35 Ministries: Soup Kitchen Pat Rosati or Thrift Store Michelle Florio michelle@stmartindp.com RESPECT LIFE DIRECTORY FOR CONFIDENTIAL HELP/PREGNANCY ASSISTANCE Pregnancy Care Center Stuart Ft. Pierce 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) Call Don Kazimir at (561) Food Pantry & Charity Rita Melichar Men of St. Martin Fellowship Dave Olio dolio@surfglobal.net Ministers of Hospitality/Ushers Lorie Shekailo lories@stmartindp.com Music and Liturgy Parish Office Ext. 27 Ordo Franciscanus Saecularis (formerly Third Order) Catherine Rosemary Lisa Buss jmjlife@gmail.com Pre K-5 Religious Education Julie Breen julie@stmartindp.com Prison Ministry Parish Office R.C.I.A. Parish Office Respect Life Dave Olio dolio@surfglobal.net Sacred Scripture Bible Study Susie Bobko sbobko@att.net Sacristan Nora Henderson nora@stmartindp.com Volunteer Coordinator Michelle Florio volunteers@stmartindp.com Youth Ministry Cara Palsis cara@stmartindp.com STAFF EXTENSIONS & Cara Palsis: Ext. 17 / cara@stmartindp.com Claudette Horst: Ext. 26 / claudette@stmartindp.com Donna Gardner: Ext. 32 / isaiah61@bellsouth.net Funerals: Ext.42/ nora@stmartindp.com General/Parish Office info@stmartindp.com Jane Marszewski: Ext. 10 / jane@stmartindp.com Jay Horst: Ext. 20 / jay@stmartindp.com John Stadelman: Ext. 46 / JohnStadelman@stmartindp.com Lorie Shekailo: Ext. 11 / lorie@stmartindp.com Melanie Steinke: Ext. 27/Melanie@stmartindp.com Pre-K-5 Rel. Ed.: Ext. 25 / julie@stmartindp.com Volunteer Program: volunteers@stmartindp.com Website: Youth Ministry: Ext. 17 / cara@stmartindp.com

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