He cured many who were sick with various diseases, and he drove out many demons. MARK 1:34. The Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time February 8, 2015

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1 Christ Healing the Mother of Simon Peter s Wife by John Bridges, 1839 The Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time February 8, 2015 He cured many who were sick with various diseases, and he drove out many demons. MARK 1:34 FIRST READING: Job 7:1 4, 6 7 RESPONSORIAL: Psalm 147:1-6 SECOND READING: 1 Corinthians 9:16 19, GOSPEL: Mark 1:29 39 WHAT S INSIDE: Lent/Easter Liturgy Schedule, 2 Share the Faith, Spread the Faith, 5 St. Bernard of Clairvaux, 7 25th/50th Wedding Anniversary, 9 St. Thérèse s Little Way, 9 Blessed Sacrament Parish Our Lady of Sorrows Parish St. Mary Parish MATT13CATHOLIC.ORG BULLETIN@MATT13CATHOLIC.ORG

2 Planning for Lent and Easter Rev. Chip Hines Pastor So we made it through Christmas, we survived the Blizzard of 2015 and its cousin this past week and now we must start thinking of Lent and Easter. Crazy right? However it is true and so I wanted to present to you now our Collaborative Ash Wednesday, Holy Week and Easter Sunday schedules. This is by no means an exhaustive listing of every activity there will be a great postcard to be mailed to you that shows all that but just as at Christmas, I wanted to give everyone an early head s up as to what things will look like. During this season we will also not have Fr. Vinnie for a period of time as he recovers from rotator cuff surgery. Thanks in advance for your kind understanding. Ash Wednesday Saint Mary, East Walpole: 6:30am and 8am Blessed Sacrament, Walpole: 9am and 7pm Our Lady of Sorrows, Sharon: 5pm and 7:30pm Palm Sunday Our regular Sunday schedule Holy Thursday All three parishes: 7:30pm and Adoration till 11pm Good Friday Saint Mary, East Walpole: Commemoration 3:00pm Blessed Sacrament, Walpole: Commemoration 7:30pm Our Lady of Sorrows, Sharon: Commemoration 3:00pm Holy Saturday All three parishes: The Great Vigil at 7:30pm Easter Sunday Our regular Sunday schedule. There will be no extra Masses. Please plan accordingly. I hope that by giving this information many weeks ahead of time we can plan out our holy season accordingly. Thanks! Photo: Fr. Lawrence Lew, OP/Flickr.

3 Catholic Appeal This past week, many of you received a letter from Cardinal Seán requesting your support for the 2015 Catholic Appeal. If you have not already done so, please prayerfully consider making an early pledge. Our parishes directly benefit from the 50 ministries supported by the Appeal and your gift will help us reach our 2015 goal. You may mail your pledge or visit to give online. Thank you! There will be 5pm Masses at Blessed Sacrament Parish and Our Lady of Sorrows Parish this Sunday. Lenten Mission The Matthew 13 Collaborative will hold a Lenten Mission on March 23-25, led by Fr. Bill Brown, OMV, with the theme of Gather in the Spirit; Sow a New Life. Everyone is invited to all evenings of the mission which will take place in the three parishes: March 23 at St. Mary; March 24 at Our Lady of Sorrows; March 25 at Blessed Sacrament. Please mark the date on your calendar and watch for updates with more information. World Marriage Day This Sunday is World Marriage Day which honors husband and wife as the foundation of the family. Commit to making your marriage a priority in your lives and let your marriage relationship give glory to God. Strengthen, renew, and rekindle your marriage sacrament by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on February 27 March 1, March 13 15, or May For more information call Jim and Elaine Richard at WWME or visit our webpage at www. wwme.org K of C Lent Fish Fry The Walpole Knights of Columbus once again will be serving Friday Lenten Fish Dinners at the council hall 137 Stone St on the below-listed 5 Fridays during Lent from 4:30 pm till 6:30 pm: February 20, February 27, March 6, March 20, and March 27. The price is only $15 per person which includes a full baked fish dinner with chowder, dessert and coffee. Please contact the following member for tickets: Paul Nolan (508) All tickets must be prepaid. All are welcome. Flu Season We need to take care of ourselves and each other. If you are sick, use good judgment about attending Mass and even as you recover, be responsible not to approach the Chalice until you are well. During the Sign of Peace, you may find that a nod of the head and a verbal gesture of peace may be gracious and fitting rather than shaking hands. Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist are encouraged to wash their hands before Mass. There are antibacterial gels available in the sacristy. Dipping the Host in the Chalice is not an acceptable way to receive the Precious Blood. LIFT Worship Night Join LIFT Ministries on Tuesday, February 24 at 7pm for an inspiring night of worship at St. Joseph s Church in Belmont with guest speaker Fr. Gerald Souza. Like the recent God of this City tour night at Blessed Sacrament, the LIFT night will include uplifting music, a relevant talk, confessions, Eucharistic Adoration, and is free to attend and open to all ages. A downloadable flyer, along with more information about LIFT, can be found on their website at Come and worship with hundreds of Catholics from around the Boston area! The World Day of the Sick, Wednesday, February 11, will be celebrated at The Father Peyton Center in Easton at the noon Mass. Those sick and suffering in our families will be remembered and the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick with blessed oil (James 5:14-15) will be administered to any faithful in danger of death because of sickness or advanced age. Join them in the chapel of the Father Peyton Center, 518 Washington Street, North Easton. For additional information, please call Holy Cross Family Ministries at , ext. 2027, or go to 3

4 Blessed Sacrament Parish Ten Diamond Street, Walpole, MA BlessedSacramentWalpole.org Morning of Prayer We welcome back Sr. Nancy Sheridan on February 25 to lead us in a Morning of Prayer. Sr. Nancy s theme for the morning, Jesus Lenten Journey: A Change of Heart, is certainly very inviting and will allow the group to reflect on the person of Jesus. We will gather in the Community Room immediately following the 9am Mass on this day. Light refreshments will be served. Holy Yoga If you have ever considered the powerful and proven benefits of practicing yoga but have been apprehensive about the intent, Holy Yoga is a time of worship, of praise, and of connection to Christ practiced to contemporary and motivational Christian music. All levels from beginners to advanced yoga practitioners are welcome. Classes will be offered every Monday from 8-9pm in the Community Room starting March 9 through May 18 (except April 6). Cathleen Adams is a wife and mother of four, a parent at Blessed Sacrament School and Registered Holy Yoga Instructor. Respect Life Baby Shower Thanks Many thanks on behalf of Pregnancy Help for the many lovely and practical gifts received during the Parish Respect Life Baby Shower. These donations help provide assistance to women and children in need served by Pregnancy Help. They are most grateful for your continued generosity and support. A special thank you also to members of our Knitting Ministry who made and donated many beautiful handmade gifts. Book Club: The Church of Mercy Blessed Sacrament Book Club meets next on Tuesday, February 10 at 7:30pm in the community room. The book selected for discussion is The Church of Mercy by Pope Francis. The Church of Mercy is a book for our time: the memorable message of love, mercy and compassion in the words of the man whose deeds incarnate these values in our time. Not only Catholics but every human being who values what is best in us will cherish this book. Newcomers are always welcome. 4

5 Prayers For Our Service Members Zachary Bannon Frank L. Brunetta Peter Conroy Michael McKay Matthew McKay Robert Dunne, Jr. Michael Edwards Caitlin Brunetta Kyle Bradbury Timothy Merrigan Al Goetz Kevin Day Francesco Carpeno(Lamperti) Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for their selfless service to us and our country. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen. Please remember our military in your prayers. To add or remove a name, call Marie x1024. Remember in Your Prayers We are asked to remember in our prayers all our shut-ins, our unemployed, our sick, our grieving, and our own parish dead, especially those who have been buried in the past week, including Paul Girvan, Rose Marie Donnelly, Theresa Affanato, and Ardith Silvi. Sung Acclamations During Mass Please lift your voices in song during the Liturgy of the Eucharist! We will be changing our acclamations to familiar settings from now until mid-february. If you attend the 4:00pm, 8:00am, and 11:00am Masses, please find the music in the red booklets or in the pew hymnal #993, (Mass of Spirit and Grace). If you attend the 9:30am or 5:00pm Masses, the music is found in the hymnal at #874, 876, 878, and 879 (Mass of Renewal). Prayer Line If you have something or someone you would like us to pray for, call the Prayer Line at and a group of prayerful parishioners will add your intentions to their daily prayer. Prayer works! Newly Baptized The following children were recently baptized at Blessed Sacrament Parish: Anthony Louis Calcagni, Evelyn Rae Kennedy, Patrick James Murray, and Bridget Patricia Zive. Congratulations to the family and friends and welcome to the Christian community. Blessed Sacrament Parish Share the Faith, Spread the Faith Come! Take a small piece of your time to bear witness to our children. Help them to see what your faith means to you and how it makes a difference. We are still in need of people (11 to be exact) to visit some of our grade 1-3 religious education classes for about 15 minutes; this includes time for questions and answers. During your visit, you can share any faith-related thing you d like. Some possibilities: read a story (we have some we could recommend) share a prayer or song show, and tell, about a piece of art or an icon speak about a person or event that touched your heart and strengthened your faith It can be anything at all from your faith journey (rosary beads, a First Communion dress, an experience, etc.) that might help our children to see different dimensions of faith. Won t you please help us to meet the goal of each classroom having one visitor before the religious education year comes to an end? All that is required is one visit just one! We are in need of the following visitors: 4 for Sunday (class starts at 10:30am), 5 for Monday (class starts at 4:30pm), and 2 for Tuesday (class starts at 5:00pm). And, we have the following dates available for your visit: Feb 22 24, March 1 3, March 15 17, March 22 or 23 (grade 3 only), or April For more information and to sign up, please contact Carissa Kane at c-pkane@comcast.net or Thank you for considering this opportunity. 5

6 Our Lady of Sorrows Parish 59 Cottage Street, Sharon, MA OLOSSharon.org Choir Rehearsals Youth Choir will resume on Tuesday, February 10 at 6:30pm in the Church and on each Tuesday following. All young people in grades 1 thru 8 are encouraged to attend. We will be preparing for Holy Week and Easter. Parents who stay for the rehearsal are reminded to have their CORI in order. Adult Choir Rehearsals will be on Saturdays at 11am starting February 7, and Tuesdays at 7:30pm starting February 10. Teen Mass Musicians for the Teen Mass Sunday afternoon at 5pm are gently reminded to come for rehearsal at 3:30pm. Bring your instruments, as planned, and prepare for this Mass and look forward to The Live Stations of the Cross and next month s Teen Mass. Photo: Maryland Sierra Club/Flickr. Town Hall Mark your calendar for a Town Hall on Sunday, March 22 from 4:30 to 6pm in O Connell Hall. This will be a chance for our parish community to come together to share thoughts and answer questions regarding our collaborative. To help us prepare, please let us know ahead of time what specific questions or issues you want to be addressed. Send your questions or comments to ann.marie.rosa@comcast.net or hanlon. jim@comcast.net or you can drop a note in any weekend collection basket. 6 Parish Assembly Reserve time on Saturday, Feb 28, and Sunday, Mar 1 to attend our Annual Parish Assembly. On Saturday, the Assembly will be held in the Sharon Middle School after the 4:30 pm Mass in the church; on Sunday, after the 10:45am Mass. Both sessions of the Assembly are open to all. Enjoy a meal, play a game, listen to a brief presentation and participate in breakout sessions determined by age group. Our theme this year is Our Hearts Were On Fire. We will explore who Jesus is: Savior, peacemaker, teacher, family member, advocate, and more, as well as how we can commit to deepening our relationship with Him. Registration will begin in early February. If you would like to help out at this event as a volunteer or have any questions, please contact Mary Herx-Morrill at mherxmorrill@olossharon.org or

7 Today s Music Gathering Song: G3 #640 There is a Balm Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 147 Communion Song: G3 #730 The Lord Will Heal Sending Forth Song: G3 #635 Let All Things Now Living Consider Volunteering; The Rewards Are Out of this World We need volunteers who could assist serving at funeral Masses. Duties also include setting and cleaning up. Time commitment is 1½ hours per funeral. Funerals are typically scheduled Monday through Saturday at 10am, and we have about two funerals per month. If you want to volunteer or need more information, please contact Fabiola Aguilera at faguilera@olossharon.org or ext Coffee Hour This week s Coffee Hour is being hosted by Grade 4 faith formation. Please join us in O Connell Hall after the 8:30am Sunday Mass or before the 10:45am Mass for refreshments in a relaxed, social atmosphere with family, friends and other parishioners. All are welcome. This week, we are formally introducing Judith Lowe, our new Music Director, at the Coffee Hour. Please come to O Connell Hall for coffee and to say hello to Judy. Collection The average cost to run the parish is $11,732 per week and our expectation is that 69% ($8,095) will come from the weekly offertory. Last week, the parishioners contributed $6,657. This number includes the average of our electronic giving. Today s Readings: Page 1105 Prayers for the Sick Anthony Venti; Thelma Sirkin; Gert & Francis DiLoreto; Diane DeGeralamo; Sherril White; Wayne & Judy Satterley. We re refreshing the list of names of those who are sick for whom we want to pray as a parish. If you have someone you d like to include in the Prayers for the Sick on this page, please send an to bulletin@ matt13catholic.org. Prayers for the Deceased Phyllis Handy, Jacqueline Butler Catholic Spiritual Writers: St. Bernard of Clairvaux One need not be a monk or nun to benefit from Saint Bernard s teaching on intimacy with God. All people are called to know firsthand the depth of God s love. The spirituality of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux may be understood, at least in part, as a response to the values of the society in which he lived. Notions of romantic love were in the air. This phenomenon (known as courtly love because it largely centered on courtly life) inflated the idea of human love to such an extent that love for God seemed no longer to be the true end of human life. Falling in love was. `Saint Bernard s compelling approach awakened people to the only relationship that truly satisfies: our relationship with God. It s not too difficult to make comparisons between our society and that of Saint Bernard s time. The illusion that love is mainly a feeling and that another person can fulfill all of one s needs and desires has left countless families devastated and numberless hearts shattered. We each bring to our relationship with God the pieces of a heart that is wounded, sometimes even devastated and broken. In the midst of our yearning for wholeness and true love, God steps in and reveals to us that for which we have been searching. Reading Saint Bernard s sermons On the Song of Songs enabled me to discover, indeed experience, my heart s deepest desire: the reality of God s love for me... As I have grown in intimacy with God over the years, I have let go of many of the fears that kept me from truly sharing myself with others. My intimacy with God has also freed me of the sense of shame that once held me captive. I have learned how to become vulnerable and trusting, knowing that nothing can separate me from the love of God. Saint Bernard s lessons on true intimacy with God have taught me how to properly love others. Instead of being caught up in the attachments that often arise from a heart divided and broken, the love of God has enabled the reservoir of love within me to flow with greater and greater freedom and purity. Wherever we may find ourselves along life s journey, God beckons us to himself so he may lavish upon us our hearts deepest longing. Our Lady of Sorrows Parish Written by Ephrem Arcement, OSB. Excerpted and adapted from Intimacy in Prayer: Wisdom from Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, with the permission of Pauline Books & Media ( 7

8 St. Mary Parish 176 Washington St, East Walpole, MA StMaryWalpole.com Baby Shower for the Unborn Results Thank you for your generosity to the Baby Shower for the Unborn, which took place last weekend. We collected many gifts from diapers to lovely blankets, some made by hand that will go to Pregnancy Hotline. Parishioners also donated adorable clothing sets and diaper bags. The crib donations came to $1,237. Many thanks to Maryellen Dondero for organizing this effort. Photo: Shannon Smith/Flickr. Jeniicorv8 Dreamstime.com St. Mary Hospitality Committee We will hold an organizational meeting for the newly established Hospitality Committee on Tuesday, February 10 at 6:30pm in the Parish Center (please enter through the side parking lot, Rel. Ed. entrance). Anyone interested in participating should attend. Any questions, please contact Kerry Pitman at Knights of Lithuania The Knights of Lithuania Council will meet in the lower rectory on this Sunday morning after the 7:30am Mass. All are welcome. St. Mary Parish 8 Pine Street Inn Our monthly collection of tuna, peas, noodles and desserts for the guests of the Pine Street Inn will be on Friday, February 27 from 5-6pm in the Parish Center (far door, parking lot side.) Last month Peter Bilodeau, Dan O Connell, Meghan Sicard, Kelsey McMillan, Brenna Dunne, Luke Berardinelli, MaryKate Conroy, Kerri McLean, Nick Portonova, Liam Conlon and Andressa Castro served 276 guests. Special thanks to the parents who volunteer to drive the students. Parking and navigating the streets in the Pine St neighborhood during the winter months is always a challenge. We will serve dinner in the Women s unit as well as the Men s in February and March. We also collect non-perishable items.

9 25th or 50th Wedding Anniversary Seán Cardinal O Malley invites all couples of the Archdiocese of Boston who are marking their 25th and 50th wedding anniversaries in 2015 to join him for the annual celebration at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, usually in June. Mass will include a renewal of marriage vows by all participating anniversary couples. Family members and friends of the participating couples, as well as the general public, are welcome to attend. More information on this will be available when the date is finalized. The Matthew 13 Collaborative would also like to recognize your togetherness and host an evening in the spring to celebrate with you. So if this is a special anniversary year, please let us hear from you. Contact Marie Martin, mmartin@matt13catholic.org or x1024 Anointing of the sick When you are diagnosed with a life threatening illness, facing surgery, or receiving chemo or radiation treatments, this is the time to ask for the Sacrament of the Sick. This anointing is to give us strength and healing graces to live and cope with serious illness or the limits of aging. Anointing of the Sick is not the sacrament of the dying ; that is Viaticum, which is when a priest or lay person visits the dying to pray with the them, their family and caregivers, and to bring them the Eucharist as food for the journey. If you can get to church, you can receive the Sacrament of the Sick after any weekend Mass. If you are unable to get to church, please call us at and we will arrange to visit you at home. Take advantage of this wonderful sacrament as an encounter with Jesus, the Healer. St. Thérèse s Little Way I have always wanted to be a saint. Alas! I have always noticed that when I compared myself to the saints, there is between them and me the same difference that exists between a mountain whose summit is lost in the clouds and the obscure grain of sand trampled underfoot by the passersby. Instead of becoming discouraged, I said to myself, God cannot inspire unrealizable desires. I can, then, in spite of my littleness, aspire to holiness. It is impossible for me to grow up, and so I must bear with myself such as I am with all my imperfections. But I want to seek out a means of going to heaven by a little way, a way that is very straight, very short, and totally new. We are living in an age of inventions, and we no longer have to take the trouble of climbing stairs, for, in the homes of the rich, an elevator has replaced these very successfully. I wanted to find an elevator, which would raise me to Jesus, for I am too small to climb the rough stairway of perfection. I searched, then, in the Scriptures for some sign of this elevator, the object of my desires, and I read these words coming from the mouth of Eternal Wisdom: Whosoever is a LITTLE ONE, let him come to me. (Proverbs 9:4) And so I succeeded. I felt I had found what I was looking for. But, wanting to know, O my God, what You would do to the very little one who answered Your call, I continued my search and this is what I discovered: As one whom a mother caresses, so will I comfort you; you shall be carried at the breasts, and upon the knees they shall caress you. (Isaiah 66: 13,12) Ah! Never did words more tender and more melodious come to give joy to my soul. The elevator which must raise me to heaven is Your arms, O Jesus! And for this I had no need to grow up, but rather I had to remain little and become this more and more. St Therese of Lisieux (from her autobiography: Story of a Soul; ICS Publications, Washington, D.C., p. 207) Weekly Mass Intentions Sat, Feb 7 4pm BSP: Roger P. Farren, Sr., Anniversary 4pm STM: Angelo Masucci, In Memory 4:30pm OLOS: Julie Finneran & Christopher Fall All Week BSP: Angela & Philip De Chellis, Sanctuary Lamp Sun, Feb 8 9:30am BSP: Scout Sunday Sat, Feb 14 9am BSP: Richard Smith 9am OLOS: Dana Zadronzy Daily Mass Readings Mon, Feb 9: Genesis 1:1 19; Mark 6:53 56 Tues, Feb 10: Genesis 1:20 2:4a; Mark 7:1 13 Wed, Feb 11: Genesis 2:4b 9, 15 17; Mark 7:14 23 Thu, Feb 12: Genesis 2:18 25; Mark 7:24 30 Fri, Feb 13: Genesis 3:1 8; Mark 7:31 37 Sat, Feb 14: Genesis 3:9 24; Mark 8:1 10 9

10 Sunday, Feb 8 1pm STM Baptisms 4pm BSP Confirmation 6pm OLOS Confirmation II 6:30pm OLOS Middle School Faith Formation 7pm BSP Handbell Choir Rehearsal Monday, Feb 9 10:30am BSP Ignatius Bible Study Group 5pm OLOS Eucharistic Adoration 7pm OLOS Youth Commission Meeting 7:30pm STM Adult Choir Practice Tuesday, Feb 10 9:30am BSP Revelation Bible Study Group 4pm STM Children s Choir Practice 6:30pm OLOS Youth Choir Rehearsal 7pm OLOS Boy Scouts 7:30pm BSP Book Club 7:30pm OLOS Christian Services Commission 7:30pm OLOS Adult Choir Rehearsal Matthew13 Sunday Mass Times Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm Blessed Sacrament & St. Mary 4:30pm Our Lady of Sorrows Sunday: 7:30am St. Mary 8:00am Blessed Sacrament 8:30am Our Lady of Sorrows 9:00am St. Mary 9:30am Blessed Sacrament 10:45am Our Lady of Sorrows 11:00am Blessed Sacrament 11:30am St. Mary Confession Times Saturdays: 3:00pm St. Mary & Blessed Sacrament 3:45pm Our Lady of Sorrows or by appointment Social Media Facebook.com/blessedsacramentwalpolema Facebook.com/stmarywalpole Facebook.com/olosparish Twitter.com/BSPWalpole Twitter.com/OLOSParish Twitter.com/StMaryWalpole 10 Weekly Events Calendar Wednesday, Feb 11 9:30am BSP Morning Prayer Group 10am OLOS Bible Study 4pm BSP Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 6:30pm Middle School Faith Formation 6:30pm STM Adult Bible Study 7:30pm BSP Step II for Divorced and Separated Thursday, Feb 12 9:45am BSP Praying the Scriptures 5pm BSP Youth Choir Rehearsal 6pm BSP Handbell Choir Rehearsal 7pm BSP Adult Choir Rehearsal Friday, Feb 13 10am OLOS Rosary Saturday, Feb 14 11am OLOS Adult Choir Rehearsal MATT13CATHOLIC.ORG Collaborative Staff Rev. George Chip Hines, Pastor Rev. Vincent Doolan, Parochial Vicar Rev. Joseph Diem, Parochial Vicar Marie Martin, Pastoral Associate Martin Murphy, Director of Finance & Operations Domenico Bettinelli, Director of Communications Margaret Kelly, Assistant to the Pastor Jane Connolly, Administrative Support James Spillman, School Principal Blessed Sacrament Parish Dcn. Reynold G. Spadoni, Deacon AnneMarie Dion, Coordinator of Faith Formation Margaret Manning, Confirmation/Youth Ministry Dr. Erica Johnson, Director of Pastoral Music Susan Glancy, Director of Youth Music Jeanette Penza, Finance Manager Lee Smolinsky, Office Manager Mike Lamperti, Facilities Manager Bianca Kelly, Parish Secretary BSP Blessed Sacrament Parish BSS Blessed Sacrament School OLOS Our Lady of Sorrows Parish STM St. Mary Parish Daily Mass Schedule Monday 8am St. Mary; 9am Our Lady of Sorrows Tuesday 8am St. Mary; 9am Our Lady of Sorrows Wednesday 8am St. Mary; 9am Blessed Sacrament Thursday 9am Our Lady of Sorrows & Blessed Sacrament Friday 8am St. Mary; 9am Blessed Sacrament Saturday 9am Our Lady of Sorrows & Blessed Sacrament Our Lady of Sorrows Parish Dcn. Michael Iwanowicz, Senior Deacon Fabiola Aguilera, Volunteer & Social Coordinator Mary Herx-Morrill, Coordinator of Faith Formation Kerry Payson, Youth Ministry Director Judith Lowe, Director of Music Claire Ramsbottom, Staff Associate Deborah Lafleur, Administrative Assistant for Pastoral Staff & Special Projects Christine Muldoon, Administrator Larry Seggelin, Maintenance Coordinator St. Mary Parish Karen Brady, Religious Education Director Kerry Pitman, Office Staff Pat Chitvanni, Office Staff Ray Lane, Facilities Staff Tom Whearty, Facilities Staff Faith Marchena, Music Director For Collaborative Staff contact information, visit For Parish Staff contact information, visit the parish web sites listed previously.

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