Holy Spirit ~ St. Nicholas Parishes

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1 Holy Spirit ~ St. Nicholas Parishes July 1, 2018 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Nicholas Parish (SNP) A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust 24 Maryland Ave. Millvale, PA Fr. James K. Mazurek, M.Div. Administrator pastor@holyspiritmillvale.org Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday: 6:00 pm Sunday: 12:00 Noon Daily Mass: Wednesday only, 8:00 am Holy Days: See Bulletin Reconciliation: Saturdays following 6:00 pm Mass Holy Spirit Parish (HSP) A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust 608 Farragut Street Millvale, PA Fax: office@holyspiritmillvale.org Fr. James K. Mazurek, M.Div. Administrator pastor@ holyspiritmillvale.org Deacon: Mr. Steve Kisak deacon@holyspiritmillvale.org Business Manager: Pamela Ebner Simard businessmanager@ holyspiritmillvale.org Internet: holyspiritmillvale.org Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 & 10:00 am Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, & Friday: 8:00 am Holy Hour after every First Friday 8 am Mass Holy Days: See Bulletin Reconciliation: Saturdays 11:00-11:30 am Pastoral Assoc./CCD & Music: Pastoral Associate/DRE: Mrs. Elaine Magill pa@holyspiritmillvale.org Music Director: Mr. Terry Schiebel music@ holyspiritmillvale.org Deacon: Mr. Steve Kisak deacon@ stnicholascroatian.org office@ stnicholascroatian.org Internet: stnicholascroatian.org Cemeteries: Catholic Parish Cemeteries Assoc. CPCA: Holy Rosary Society: Sandy Koch, Vanka Mural Tours: Saturdays: 11 am & 12:30 pm Other: PARISH & SACRAMENTAL LIFE Please contact the Parish Office concerning the sacraments. BAPTISM: Infant Baptism is held on the first and third Sundays of the month at 2 pm. Prior registration is necessary. A formation session for parents is also required. RECONCILIATION: The Sacrament of Penance is offered on Saturdays at 11 am at HSP and on Saturdays following the 6 pm Mass at SNP. Other times are available by appointment. FIRST COMMUNION: First Holy Communion is usually celebrated in the Spring. Children candidates are expected to be enrolled in the parish CCD program. CONFIRMATION: Children preparing for confirmation are expected to be enrolled in the parish CCD program. Any adult (over 18) should contact the CCD Office for their formation preparation. MARRIAGE: Potential couples wishing to be married in our Catholic Church must contact the priest at least six months before the desired date. No date can be guaranteed until the couple has met with one of the parish priests. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick can be administered by a priest at anytime as long as the priest is available. Two Communal Anointing of the Sick Masses are offered during the year in the fall and in the spring. RCIA: The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is open to any adult interested in becoming a Roman Catholic Christian through a program of formation and prayer. Call the CCD office for more information.

2 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, Jun 30 4:00 p.m. HSP +Harriett & Charles Gross (Family) 6:00 p.m. SNP +Deceased Members of Wrobel & Stankovic Families (Family) Sun., Jul 1 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 10:00 a.m. HSP +Anna Dashner (Family) 12 Noon SNP +George Rukavina (Coleman Horvath) Mon., Jul 2 Weekday 8:00 a.m. HSP +Richard W. Evans (Month s Mind) Tues., Jul 3 St. Thomas, Apostle 8:00 a.m. HSP +Craig McQuillan (Family & Friends) Wed., Jul 4 Independence Day 9:00 a.m. SNP +Marlene Richnafsky (Robert Stampahar) Thurs., Jul 5 No Mass Scheduled Friday, Jul 6 St. Maria Goretti, Virgin & Martyr (First Friday) 8:00 a.m. HSP +Walter J. Duffy (Month s Mind) Saturday, Jul 7 4:00 p.m. HSP +Edith Fleming (Family) 6:00 p.m. SNP +Annie & Bernard Albrecht (Family) Sun., Jul 8 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 10:00 a.m. HSP +Lang & Born Families (Family) 12 Noon SNP +Robert Poklemba (Elaine & Chuck Simler) SANCTUARY CANDLES LIT THIS WEEK HSP Sanctuary: John D. Herrick By: Bertha Hartung & Pam SNP Sanctuary: Joe & Tillie Yagesh By: Helen Yagesh SNP Grotto: Georgie Istenes By: Helen Yagesh FR. JIM S CORNER Most young people in their early twenties did not see the rules and regulations imposed upon them as providing freedom. Like most kids, and even many adults, they saw the restrictions placed on them as enslaving them. Hopefully, they will see that the way they were raised continues to provide them with a means to stay safe, make good decisions, and prosper in life. When God gave Moses the Ten Commandments, He, too, was providing a means for His people to be safe, make good decisions, and prosper in life. They too ended up crying to go back to slavery having quickly forgotten the dramatic way in which their loving Father brought them out of oppression and not grasping that the laws being imposed upon them were actually meant for their freedom and not their continued bondage. Our beloved America was fashioned in the same way. It was shaped by Christian forefathers displaying wisdom, knowledge and understanding. We were set up as a nation beholden to the underpinnings of the Judeo- Christian faiths. The forefathers spoke of God-given, inalienable rights. Our forefathers believed in God and acknowledged Him. They planted seeds for future generations to live faith-filled lives, freely and without cause for concern. And they set up laws under which they knew we could prosper. I know that our American History is riddled with injustices and wrongs that need to be righted and yet, when you go to Washington, DC, you cannot help to realize the way in which God s hand was upon these men. We are an amazing nation, young and strong, owing much to our forefathers who understood that within the confines of the laws, rules and guidelines, future Americans could find the sort of earthly happiness that was conducive to life as a Christian and as a nation under God. We are a Christian nation and many of the changes we have sought and experienced have not made us a godlier nation; a vision I believe would have been at the heart of many of our founding fathers. So while we celebrate our nation s Independence Day this week, let us remember that we are only truly free when we understand that the laws that run our nation are meant for our peace and prosperity and only enslave us when we use them to justify our collapse into sinful behavior. And if we really want change, we ought to turn, individually and as a nation, back to God because, as Scripture says, with God all things are possible. Maybe that s the change that will make difference. That s the change that will set us free. God Bless. Idi sa Bogom Fr. Jim

3 THIS WEEK AT HOLY SPIRIT PARISH Office is closed on Wednesday, July 4. Holy Hour follows 8 AM Mass on Friday in the church. HSP CONTRIBUTIONS: Sunday, June 24, 2018 Offertory $ 4,833 Parish Share 1,340 Easter Offering 25 Holy Land Diocesan Collection 25 Ascension 5 Total for the week: $ 6,228 Votive Candles $ 216 Rental of Lyceum 150 Funerals 150 Grand Total for week: $ 6,744 Thank you for your generosity! MASS ON INDEPENDENCE DAY Come and celebrate the anniversary of our freedom with a Mass at 9:00 AM on Wednesday July 4 th at St. Nicholas Church. This will be the only Mass celebrated on the holiday. The parish office will be closed on the Fourth. CASH RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP The Annual Holy Spirit Cash Raffle is back for another year. Tickets are available at the tables at the main entrance of the church. This is an important fundraiser for the parish and actually last year, because of your overwhelming response, became the top revenue source of all our fundraisers. The letter which accompanies two books of tickets gives you all the details as to the prizes awarded, when the drawing will be held, and the cost per ticket book. They are pretty much the same as last year. Why mess with success! CELEBRATING YOUR GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN 2018? Couples celebrating their 50 th wedding anniversary in 2018 are invited to a special Mass on Sunday, October 7 th, at St. Paul s Cathedral at 2:30 PM with Bishop Zubik. The Mass will be followed by a light reception in the Cathedral hall on the lower level. Couples interested should call the parish office and submit their name, address and phone number no later than August 5 th. This information will be sent to the diocese and each couple will then receive a mailed invitation to this year s celebration. CALENDAR OF EVENTS July 4 July 6 July 15 July Aug 3 Aug 15 Aug 19 Sept. 15 Sept. 30 Sept. 23 Oct. 6 Oct. 8 Oct. 20 Mass at 9:00 AM at SNP; Office closed. HSP First Friday Holy Hour St. Bonaventure Feast Day Picnic All Saints Parish Festival HSP First Friday Holy Hour Feast of the Assumption Holy Day HSP Parish Picnic HSP Raffle Drawing SNP Eucharistic Day HSP Ushers Fall Breakfast Blessing of Animals Mass of Anointing of the Sick CM & WG Fall Bingo FIRST FRIDAY HOLY HOUR Please note that this Friday, July 6th, is also the First Friday of the month. The 8:00 am Mass in Holy Spirit Church (not the school chapel) will be followed by a Holy Hour with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, prayers and conclude with Benediction. Plan to spend some special time with the Lord. Holy Spirit, inspire us. St. Nicholas, pray for us. WELCOME TO OUR PARISH FAMILY! We offer a warm welcome to the following individuals and families who have registered in our parishes in the last six months. Holy Spirit Parish Thomas M. Farrington Andrew Henry Amanda Tishko John Gault Nora & Richard Muchow Marilyn T. Russell St. Nicholas Parish George E. Cunic Francesca Pengidore John Brady NEW MEMBERS: HSP & SNP PARISHES New members are always welcome! Registration forms are available from the Parish Office and are also located at the church entrances and on our websites. If you have any questions, please call the Parish Office at

4 ST. NICHOLAS PARISH Mass on July 4 at SNP at 9:00 am. CONTRIBUTIONS: Sunday, 6/24/2018: Offertory: $1,391; PSP/Generation: $100; Improvement Fund: $10; Votive Candles: $20; Ascension: $15; Peter s Pence: $244. Puno vam hvala i Bog vas blagoslovio! MAXO VANKA MURAL DVDs An unusual, informative and treasured gift. DVDs are on sale after Masses. Only $20 each. (Plus $4.95 each to mail). Help to make known the beauty, heritage and history of St. Nicholas church PARISH SHARE HSP Goal: $67,068 Received to Date: $25,827 SNP Goal: $27,023 Received to Date: $23,390 SPECIAL GIFT IDEA PRAYER CARDS St. Nicholas Parish Prayer Cards include Birthday, Get Well and Congratulations and are available for a $25 donation. The names of those who receive the prayer cards are entered into our Parish Book of Prayer and remembered at all Masses. To view the cards, please call Jan Kopec at PRAYER DURING TRANSITION Father of Mercy, during this period of transition help us to grow in unity with All Saints, St. Bonaventure, Holy Spirit and St. Nicholas Parishes. Grant us the wisdom and willingness to understand how our parishes will become stronger and more vibrant in fulfilling the mission of the Church. Assist us in opening our arms to welcome others as we continue to journey On Mission for The Church Alive! Help us, O Lord, to trust in the future you have planned for us. This we ask through Christ our Lord. Amen. HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY! Remember them in your prayers HOLY SPIRIT PARISH Anonymous, Alma Anzelone, Florence Atkinson, Robert Bajus, Robert Beggan, Jr., Vince Cinski, Helen Crouse, William Dietrich, Timothy Donovan, Sr., Florence Dubis, Violet Dugan, Jean Duss, Erika Gray, Joan Hanselman, Bertha Hartung, Betty Hertweck, Tracie Hillard, Susan Huerbin, Tom Hollinger, Frank Iozzo, Thomas Kane, Linda Kennedy, Ann Kisak, Justin Kist, Regina Kowalski, Charles Kress, Florenz Kress, Jr., Kathryn C. Kress, Lisa Kunkle, Carlee Majernik, Audrey McIntyre, Dorothy Mehrlich, Pat Miksic, Rose Marie Morgan, Fr. Jack Nanz, Lois Nedimyer, Thomas Nedimyer, Barbara Oswald, Annalena Pearsons, Gerry Piskurich, Lynn Richter, Jeffery Scheuring, Terry Schiebel, Loretta Sciulli, Diane Schmidt, Dorothy Schreiber, Lois Sippel, Elaine Staniszewski, Amy Steinmetz, Gertrude Szymanski, Vi Tourville, Joanne Victoria, Carla Wasielewski, Barbara Wassell, Ralph Wesolek, Mary Zellmer, Mary Ann Zmuda. ST. NICHOLAS PARISH Anonymous, Mae Capan, Dorothy Chutko, Anna Fabina, Coleman Horvath, Ann Kisak, Carol Kristoff, George Kusevich, Mary Matkovic, Mary Petrich, Mary Poslusney, Danica Pupich, Nikola Radmanovic, Joanna Raida, Robert Rocky Rothmeyer, Terry Schiebel, Marshall Simonic, Anna Smokovich, Edward Stankovic, Helen Tolley, Margaret Vogrin, Ryan Woodrow, Helen Yagesh. WE HONOR Please pray for these and all men and women serving in our Armed Forces around the world. Matt Ciesinski, Army PFC Mike Grundler, Sergeant First Class Damian Schmitt, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Ann Mary Walker, USMC Staff Sergeant Rebecca Hernandez, USMC Staff Sergeant Danielle Joestlein, Army Captain Joseph Panza, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Matthew Hecker, Army Lieutenant Colonel Jack R. Herrick, USMC Lance Corporal ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK Our advertisers make this bulletin possible. Think of them first for your needs and services. To advertise, call [t{ç YâÇxÜtÄ [ÉÅx 9 VÜxÅtà ÉÇ fxüä vxá? \ÇvA Diocesan Child Abuse Hotline:

5 O LORD, BE MY HELP Today we encounter readings that draw us into the mystery of suffering and death. In the past few years we have witnessed the devastation of life and property through earthquakes and hurricanes. So many lifted their lament to God, simply asking, "Why?" This is an honest expression of anger toward a God who we believe is the giver of life. When we lose a loved one, we can wonder why the presence of Christ is not enough to make that person rise, even from death, as did the little girl in today's Gospel passage. Again we raise our voices and ask, "Why?" At moments such as these, let us make the prayer of the psalmist our own: "Hear, O LORD, and have pity on me; O LORD, be my helper." Let us pray that our mourning will one day be turned into dancing. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. PETER S PENCE Today is the Peter s Pence Collection, a worldwide collection that supports the charitable works of Pope Francis. Funds from this collection help victims of war, oppression, and natural disasters. Take this opportunity to join with Pope Francis and be a witness of charity to our suffering brothers and sisters. Please be generous today. For more information, visit YOUR ABUNDANCE AT THE PRESENT TIME SHOULD SUP- PLY THEIR NEEDS, SO THAT THEIR ABUNDANCE MAY ALSO SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS. These words, taken from today s second reading, highlight the true nature of the On Mission for The Church Alive! initiative. All of us, individually and in our parishes, are abundantly gifted. We each bring to the table a variety of unique characteristics and talents that are used to spread the Good News of the Gospel and bring Christ to others. As our parishes prepare to come together as parish groupings, and as we seek to form and strengthen relationships with our sisters and brothers in the Church, the goal is not for these gifts to be trimmed away and wasted. Instead, we are called to work to unite the many ways we seek to do good in the world so that everyone, youth and adults of all ages, can be support in faith and in life. What can you do to help make your parish grouping The Church Alive!? What can others do to help make your parish grouping The Church Alive!? Let us be willing to both give and receive to make our parishes on fire with the love and goodness of God. Visit onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to stay informed. TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION As Independence Day draws near, we think of the men and women of the military who serve with courage and competence, some far from home. How does the Church accompany them? In 1939, Pope Pius XII created an independent jurisdiction of the Catholic Church called the "Military Vicariate." In 1985 Pope John Paul II created the "Archdiocese for Military Services, USA." Spanning the globe and serving nearly one and a half million Roman Catholics, more than one thousand priests minister in hospitals, on military bases of all the armed forces, on ships at sea, and on the battlefield. The AMS does not ordain priests, but accepts priests on loan from religious orders and dioceses. In 1824 a Jesuit priest named Adam Marshall enlisted in the Navy and died at sea in He was assigned as a "schoolmaster," but he sought out and ministered to Catholic sailors. Twenty years later, President Polk was worried that the war with Mexico was seen as anti-catholic, so he recruited two Jesuit priests to serve in the army as chaplains. At the time of the Civil War, only about ten percent of Americans were Catholic. Military policies forced Catholic soldiers to attend Protestant services. The Church protested this rule, and many priests volunteered to become chaplains. Their witness and the courage of the "Nuns of the Battlefield" (several orders of sisters who assisted Civil War victims) helped temper prejudice against Catholics and pave the way for the life and ministry of this vigorous and unique archdiocese. -Rev. James Field, J. S. Paluch Co. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY The will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government, and to protect its free expression should be our first object. --Thomas Jefferson

6 CATHOLIC KENNYWOOD DAY Join the Vocations Office for a fun-filled day of rides, Mass, and a Festival of Praise at Kennywood Park on Monday, July 23. Father Mike Zavage will celebrate Mass at 4:00 pm and John Trabbic and his band will lead a Festival of Praise at 8:00 pm in Pavilion 23. Father Mike Ackerman will emcee the event. Tickets cost $23. All ages welcome. Visit PGHpriest.com to order tickets. PARISH GROUPING EVENT LEND A HAND TO ALL SAINTS FESTIVAL TEAM It is inevitable. As we journey On Mission for the Church Alive! we will need to worship and work together. Why not get started with a fun event? The All Saints Festival Committee is inviting interested individuals to join our festival team this year. The festival runs from July 18th-21st. Help is always needed through the various phases construction, festival itself, and cleanup. Are you interested in helping? Contact Parish Office at allsaintsetna@comcast.net or call or contact April and Norm Giel at or them at normgiel@yahoo.com. There is no better way to get to know new people than working together! Our actions will show that we can work as one. St. Bonaventure s Parish invites you to join Statio, a Special Forces intercessory prayer team engaged in the spiritual battle against evil and to save souls, with a targeted focus on praying for: The renewal of our parish and all its ministries, The renewal of the entire Catholic Church, Personal holiness, The healing and conversion of souls, The souls in purgatory, and Various other special intentions All it takes is a commitment to pray from your own home 15 minutes daily, and then for 1 hour per month on your designated Statio Day. Please contact Mary Ann Petrakovich at mpetrakovich@comcast.net or or for more details and to register, visit Please pray for vocations. QUO VADIS DAYS What does it mean to be a Catholic Man? High school men, don t miss Quo Vadis Days, two days dedicated to learning more about the priesthood, deepening your faith, and better discerning God s call in your life. Quo Vadis Days will take place at Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School on July It will include brotherhood, Mass, sports, adoration, and dynamic talks. All men entering 10th, 11th, 12th grades and freshman year of college are welcome. The retreat costs $40; assistance is available. To register, visit PGHPriest.com by July 3. FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK EVERY WEDNESDAY There is a nurse available for blood pressure checks and general health information from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM every Wednesday at the Medicap Pharmacy (225 Grant Ave., Millvale). Please feel free to stop by and take advantage of this service. SISTERS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE SUMMER SWEEPSTAKES First Prize is $2,000, Second Prize is $500 and Third Prize is $100. Lucky winners randomly selected on September 5. Tickets are $5 each or 6 for $25. To purchase tickets, visit the website cdpsisters.org/2018summersweeps or call ST. BONAVENTURE FEAST DAY PICNIC As we look forward to our new "grouping" in the Fall, the parishioners of St. Bonaventure Parish invite you to come to their annual Feast Day Picnic on the Feast of St. Bonaventure. The event takes place on Sunday, July 15 th, following the 12:15 Mass, at about 1:30 PM. The day includes music and entertainment, kid's games, and plenty of free food and drink. The menu includes hot dogs, pulled pork, chicken, potato salad, covered dishes, desserts, beer and pop. Food will be served from 1:30 to 3:30, but you are welcome to stay as long as you want. If you plan to attend, please call their Parish Office at , ext.101 and tell them how many are coming so they can prepare enough food. LET'S GET TOGETHER SEE YOU THERE! PROTECTING GOD S CHILDREN If you volunteer in any capacity at either Holy Spirit Church or St. Nicholas Church, you must complete the requirements for Protecting God s Children. If you have any questions or need to submit documents, contact Cathy Celender at pgc@holyspiritmillvale.org or call her on Thursday (noon-4:00) or Friday (8:00 AM-4:00 PM) at the parish office,

7 Around the Diocese and Community THE GREEN GROCER IN MILLVALE The Green Grocer, a mobile food market, stops at 518 Grant Ave (GAP Park) on Tuesdays from 4:30-5:30 PM every week. This market on wheels provides a variety of fresh produce as well as other grocery items at affordable prices. Run by the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, the Green Grocer accepts Cash, Credit Cards, SNAP, WIC, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks. Also, during the summer, food tasting and recipes will be available! RUMMAGE SALE St. Joseph Parish Festival is July (Thurs.-Sat.) from 5 pm-10 pm. Rummage Pre-Sale is Sun., July 8 th, 9 am-1 pm in St. Joseph Cafeteria, th Ave., Coraopolis, PA. Admission is $5. Be the first to see and buy choice items. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Catholic Cemeteries Association of the Diocese of Pittsburgh is seeking individuals for positions as Sales Counselors at Calvary Cemetery in Greenfield. If you enjoy interacting with people and want to work for a reputable organization, please call or us to find out more. This is a full-time position with comprehensive benefits. Qualified candidates can submit their resume to careers@ccapgh.org or call Tom at (412) CALLING ALL CRAFTERs CRAFTERS & VENDORS NEEDED! The Autumn Fest Craft and Vendor Fair of Holy Cross Academy at St. Sebastian Campus will take place on Saturday, October 20, 2018, from 10 AM 3 PM. Contact ckoch@holycrossacademy.net for vendor registration information. BISHOP CANEVIN HIGH SCHOOL A FREE Youth Football Shoulder Tackling Technique Camp will be hosted on Sat., July 14th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm for students in grades 4 through 8. The noncontact camp will be held at the high school where student athletes will learn best practices and correct proper mechanics for this important all-player skill. All drills will be performed on air or on a bag. The purpose of the camp is to help make the game of football safer. All Bishop Canevin football coaches are certified through the USA Football Heads Up Football Certification program. To register for the camp and/or for more information, please contact Bishop Canevin Head Football Coach Chris Lucas at lucasc@bishopcanevin.org. BEGINNING EXPERIENCE SATURDAY SEMINAR The loss of a spouse through separation, divorce, or death is a traumatic experience. The Beginning Experience Lay Apostolate organizes programs to help widowed, divorced, or separated men and women pass through the grief and begin to move forward with their lives. The Saturday Seminar is a one-day program led by Beginning Experience team members who have also suffered the loss of their marriages and who accompany others along the path to healing. The Saturday Seminar will be held on July 14, 2018 from 9:00 AM 4:00 PM at the Martina Spiritual Renewal Center, 5244 Clarwin Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA which is located in West View/Ross Township. Cost is $20, which includes lunch and all materials. For more information or to register, visit their website at or call FESTIVAL FUN Upcoming parish festivals are included weekly in the Around the Diocese section of the Pittsburgh Catholic newspaper. In addition, a complete list of parish festivals and golf outings can be viewed at the website, click Events. To request a copy of the festival/golf guide, call the Circulation Department at , ext or pzezza@pittsburghcatholic.org. ST. ALOYSIUS RUMMAGE HOUSE SALE Eighteen rooms filled with everything! Sale is Sat., July 7, from 8:00 AM-2:00 PM and Sun., July 8, from 12:30 to 3:30 PM. The location is 3614 Mt. Troy Rd., Pgh MINISTRIES SCHEDULE WEEKEND OF JULY 7-8 4:00 pm-hsp: Lector D. Brown; EM S B. Stout; J. Powell; E. Magill; L. Duermeyer; K. Powell; J. Davis 6:00 pm-snp: Lector V. Jaksic; EM S D. Oberle; D. Bursic 8:00 am-hsp- Lector: L. Soltis; EM S J. Guentner; T. Long; M. Miller; D. Bauer; B. Kruzszewski, S. Loch 10:00 am-hsp-lector: S. Schlerth; EM S K. Ferrari; K. Simard; A. Roman; P. Simard; MJ Dono; S. Schlerth Noon-SNP: Lector: -- M. Smokovich; EM S E. Simler; K. George

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