L OYOLA THE CHURCH OF. Knowing God is more important than knowing about God.

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1 THE CHURCH OF S AINT I GNATIUS L OYOLA A ROMAN CATHOLIC C OMMUNITY INSPIRED BY THE TRADITION OF ST. IGNATIUS, S T. HEDWIG AND S T. MARY'S ANNUNCIATION PARISHES. e, the blended Catholic community of St. Ignatius Loyola, draw strength from Word and Sacrament, W especially in the celebration of the Eucharist. Modeling Christ s work, we embrace our commitment to God s call. We remain faithful to the shared acts of prayer, study and service. Together we extend Christ s hospitality to others and light the path of peace for generations to come. Knowing God is more important than knowing about God. Karl Rahner, S.J.

2 T H E S U N D A Y L I G H T Page 2 OFFERTORY ENVELOPE NOTICE: Due to recent vandalism, we are asking parishioners to no longer place offertory envelopes in the mailbox in front of the rectory. Please deliver envelopes by hand, mail, or in church. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you, as always, for your continued support of our parish community. Don t forget to check our grocery rebate program. Details can be found in the vestibule of the church. Your support is deeply appreciated. W O R D L E A R N I N G A B O U T O U R F A I T H RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Coffee/tea is Brewing in Bergan Hall. After you drop your children off for religious education class stop in, have a cup or take one to go! Sundays, January 17th and 24th - Grade 4 Altar Server training will be held in the Church beginning at 9:30 AM. We invite our Grade 4 Catholic school students to join with the students in religious education class for the classes. For further information, contact Father Alex at or Carmella Faust at Saturday, January 23rd - As part of the First Communion curriculum, the class will view the movie, The Miracle Maker, on Saturday, January 23rd in Conlan Hall from 10:00 AM - Noon. Parents will be contacted. All members of the class are expected to attend. Sunday, January 24th - Grade 8 Confirmation class meeting: 6:30-7:30 PM in Conlan Hall. This meeting is one of the requirements for Confirmation. All members of the class are expected to attend. Sunday, January 31st - Grade 3 family morning/class Mass. All grade 3 students, both public and private school, and their families are strongly encouraged to attend. The morning will begin at 9:15 AM in Conlan Hall with a light continental breakfast and family activity followed by the Class Mass at 10:30 AM In recognition of our need to give, and the many needs of our church and parish, and in gratitude for God s gifts to us, we declare our willingness to return a portion of our Treasure to our parish, as part of our total Christian stewardship. Sunday Tithe $13, Additional Christmas $1, Total $15, This Week s Expenses $2, THE MORE YOU KNOW UNDERSTANDING OUR CATHOLIC FAITH This year at St. Ignatius Loyola we are renewing our focus on learning about our Catholic tradition. In addition to our regular Bible study sessions, we are adding two different monthly opportunities: The first Wednesday of each month (next session February 3rd) from 7-8 PM Father Alex and a variety of speakers from our parish and the area will give 30 minute talks on some aspect of our faith, followed by a brief discussion. The second Wednesday of each month (next session February 10th) from 7-8 PM we will be watching installments of Fr. Robert Barron's 10-part Catholicism series. This DVD series is a recent critically-acclaimed look at the faith we hold as Roman Catholics. None of these talks are cumulative, so you can attend every month or only when it interests you. Keep watching for details on the topics we will cover and please consider spending some time exploring the faith with us this year. W E E K L Y M E D I T A T I O N And so his public ministry begins. How awed the disciples had to be at this first revelation of Jesus divinity. John uses the changing of the water into wine as a sign which reveals the power and glory of God working through Jesus. May we, like the servers at the wedding feast, follow Mary s instruction to Do whatever He tells us, so that we may also undergo a transformation from earthly desires to a new life in Christ. We should have faith and trust and believe that miracles can happen in our lives also. Don t forget! Food Collection each and every weekend at the vestibules of Church and Chapel.

3 Page 3 J A N U A R Y 1 7, W O R S H I P L I T U R G Y A N D P R A Y E R QUESTION OF THE WEEK Second Sunday in Ordinary Time - Thinking of others Reading I Isaiah 62:1-5 (Jerusalem the Lord s bride) Reading II 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 (variety and unity) Gospel John 2:1-12 (the wedding at Cana) Key Passage When the wine gave out, the mother of Jesus said to him, They have no wine. (John 2:3) Adult When have you been in need: sick, hungry, lonely and a person was lovingly compassionate to you? How did their actions show God s mercy? Youth When have you been in need and someone has helped you? The Altar Breads and Wine for this week are offered In Memory of Rose Budanovitz as requested by Family EUCHARISTIC ELEMENTS AND SANCTUARY CANDLES Anyone wishing to memorialize the Eucharistic Elements of Bread and Wine ($50.00 donation) or Sanctuary Candles ($25.00 donation), please call the rectory. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION His Excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph C. Bambera, D.D., J.C.L., Bishop of Scranton, and the Office for Parish Life wish to invite couples celebrating their 25 th or 50 th wedding anniversary in 2016 to a diocesan Wedding Anniversary Mass on Sunday, June 5. The event includes a 2:30 PM mass at St. Peter s Cathedral followed by a reception. Requests for an invitation, with a mailing address, should be made by calling the Rectory office before March 7th. ECUMENICAL CELEBRATION OF GOD'S WORD ON MONDAY, JANUARY 25TH The Diocese of Scranton will again participate in the worldwide Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, which is celebrated each year in January. The Diocese of Scranton will host an Ecumenical Celebration of God's Word on Monday, January 25, 2016, at 12:10 p.m. in the Cathedral of Saint Peter, Scranton. There will be no 12:10 p.m. Mass that day in the Cathedral. All are welcome to attend. In addition, CTV: Catholic Television will broadcast the service live. The Most Reverend Joseph C. Bambera, D.D., J.C.L., Bishop of Scranton, will preside, and Bishop Jeremiah Park of the Susquehanna Conference, Methodist Church will deliver the homily. Clergy and representatives from various Christian traditions and ecumenical agencies will be present. Liturgical music will be provided by All Saints Academy, Scranton. Sanctuary Candles Burn this week In Memory of William E. Lewis By Daughters In Memory of Jack Keating By Wife & Children Prayer Cards We encourage you to spend quiet time in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament throughout the week with a special prayer intention in mind. Just pick up a card after your visit to Church and send it off to the one in your prayer. The cards may be used on First Fridays by those attending Eucharistic Adoration. Think gospel! Please make room for your neighbor in church and slide to the center of the pew.

4 C O M M U N I T Y G R O W I N G T O G E T H E R COFFEE & DONUTS Coffee and Donuts will be served after the 10:30 AM and Noon Masses today, Sunday, January 17th in Conlan Hall. Stop in and visit with fellow parishioners. YOUNG ADULT GROUP, GATHERED AND GROWING In a world that demands our undivided attention to be divided among a thousand different things in a thousand different ways, it is easy to feel disoriented and scattered. This unsettledness is particularly an issue for young adults, who are just starting to make their way into the world, and finding it much more complex place than they may have imagined. If you are a young adult ages 21-35, and feel scattered, confused, stressed, or just longing for an experience of community, please join us for a time of food and faith sharing. Come to share, come to laugh, come to eat, but most importantly come as you are! We will be meeting Tuesday, January 19th at 6:30 PM in Bergan Parish Center. At this gathering, we will be having a Worthy Questions session. Young adults are encouraged to attend and ask any questions they may have regarding the Catholic Church. Danielle Taylor at danielle.cino0@gmail.com with any questions. PASTA DINNER St. Monica s Christian Society will hold a pasta dinner on Sunday, January 24th from Noon until 5:00 PM in the church hall, 363 W. 8th St., West Wyoming. Cost: $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for children, free for children under 6 years old. Take-outs available. For more information and tickets, please call Frank Casarella at WINTER BAKE SALE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED After our weekend Masses on January 30th and 31st, Mary s Ministry will host a bake sale to help support our work in the parish. If you like to make baked goods or sweet treats and would be willing to contribute items to sell, please contact Mary Hosey at as soon as possible for details. Volunteers are also needed to help with selling at the Church and Chapel. PIEROGI BOARD NEWS Lent comes quickly this year and its time for the Lenten Pierogi Project. Prices will remain the same: potato/sharp cheese-$8.00 and all others $9.00 per dozen. Pierogi will be sold on days of production from Noon to 3:00 PM and after weekend Masses when announced. Watch for the SIGN. Schedule: Monday, February 1st-prep, Tuesday, February 2nd-production Potato/sharp cheese and sweet cabbage (pierogi also being made for fish dinner.) Monday, February 15th-prep, Tuesday, February 16th - Production and SALE, potato/sharp cheese and farmer s cheese. Monday, February 22nd-prep, Tuesday, February 23rd-Production and SALE, Jalapeno, sauerkraut, prune, and more potato. Monday, February 29th-prep, Tuesday, March 1st-production?? (if needed) For information and orders of 10 or more dozen of one kind, please call ASH WEDNESDAY FISH DINNER - FEBRUARY 10TH Our popular Lenten baked fish dinner will be served after the Noon Mass and the 4:00 PM service. The platter includes seasoned baked fish, choice of macaroni and cheese or pierogi, stewed tomatoes, cole slaw, bread and butter, and beverage. We plan not to run out of food this year. Tickets available from pierogi workers, the rectory or at the door. Serving Noon to 6:00 PM with take-out available. Cost- $ In Memoriam Page 4 THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE Monday Scouts - 7:00 PM Bergan Parish Center (1st Floor) Tuesday Senior Citizens - 1:30 PM Conlan Hall Holy Name Society - 7:00 PM Conlan Hall Gathered & Growing Group 6:30 PM Bergan Parish Center (1st Floor) Wednesday Pastoral Council Meeting 6:30 PM - Conlan Hall Thursday Cantor Rehearsal - 6:00 PM Conlan Hall Children s Choir - 6:45 PM Bergan Parish Center (1st Floor) Loyola Singers - 7:00 PM Church Contemporary Ensemble 7:30 PM Bergan Parish Center (1st Floor) Saturday Prayer Shawl Ministry 12:30 PM Bergan Parish Center (1st Floor) For full parish calendar go to: wwwstignatiuspa.com/calendar Teach us to give and not to count the cost. Ignatius of Loyola

5 J A N U A R Y 1 7, Page 5 Monday REMEMBERING January :30 William E. Lewis-ALM Daughters, Cheryl & Mary 12:10 Gerald Doyle-ALM Wife, Kathleen & Daughters Tuesday 7:30 Mary Jordan Mark & Maureen Jordan 12:10 Jack Keating-ALM Wife & Children Wednesday 7:30 Dorothy Cooper Geri Parker 12:10 Leona Quarteroni-ALM Family Thursday 7:30 Genevieve Natishan Kathy & Jack Heltzel 12:10 Haladay Family-ALM Joseph & Marilyn Grous Friday 7:30 Geraldine Bidding Pat Bobeck Cardisco 12:10 Augustyn Family-ALM Fran Chmielewski & Daughters Saturday 7:30 Edna Roberts-ALM O Donnell Family 4 pm John Hopkins Joe Linker S E R V I C E H E L P I N G O T H E R S PRO-LIFE BABY SHOWER - JANUARY 24TH FEBRUARY 7TH Mary s Ministry annual Pro-Life Baby Shower will be held January to February 6-7. Boxes will be located in the back of the Church and Chapel for donations of new and nearly new baby clothing, sleepers, blankets, baby wipes, washcloths and bath items. There is an ongoing need especially for diapers. Items need not be wrapped. Baby seats and furniture meeting safety standards may also be accepted. For questions or concerns, please call Marie Ferris at (after 4 pm) or Kate Corgan at All donations will be distributed through the local Pro-Life office and will be given to needy babies in our area. Please help with this important project! CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT COLLECTION JANUARY 30TH AND 31ST CCHD was founded to break the cycle of poverty in the United States by funding organizations that help individuals help themselves. With a tradition of improving education, housing situations, and community economic development, CCHD continues to make a positive impact in communities nationwide. Your contribution will defend human dignity and reach out to those living on the margins. Please make checks payable to St. Ignatius Church as we will forward one check to the Diocese. FOOD PANTRY ALERT! - SOUPER BOWL SUNDAY - FEBRUARY 7TH Like the Super Bowl, your support and generosity of the West Side Food Bank is spectacular and greatly appreciated. Your food shopping before February 7th is the best time to buy an extra can of soup and bring it to the Church or Chapel (on February 5th or 6th.) We are very grateful. ATTENTION ALL GERRITY S AND SHUR SAVE MARKET SHOPPERS Thanks to everyone who registered or re-registered for our parish community rewards program at Gerrity s and Shur-Save Markets. If you shop at these stores and have not yet registered in support of St. Ignatius, please call our project administer, Patti Kupetz ASAP at and give her your Gold Card number and name on the card and she will be able to register you for our parish. 5:30 pm Mary Reimiller Jim Wasilewski Sunday 7:00 am Nancy Deutsch Mr. & Mrs. Carl Kachmar 8:30 am Primo Castellani Carl & Delphine Spagnuolo 10:30 am Mary T. Crossin Egleberger Family 12:00 pm For the People of the Parish Special Note! Please send us your address and help us cut down on paper and postage.

6 J A N U A R Y 1 7, Page 6 MINISTRY SCHEDULE January 23rd & 24th B U L L E T I N B O A R D Saturday 4:00 PM J. Cudo & G. Dicton B. Gabriesheski, K. Hungarter T. Jagoda, N. Bellas, J. Duesler D. Duesler, H. O Brien E. & J. Shoemaker Saturday 5:30 PM M. McGinley & L. Rinker T. Smith, A. Naylis M. B. Zelinsky L. & M. Flannery Sunday 7:00 AM Lector L. Palmeri P. Podesta, J. Donlan, E. Turcan Sunday 8:30 AM S. Arbogast & S. Verdone J. Lyons, K. Corgan J. Lyons M. Lyons & M. Tietje Continued on page 7 WINTER BAZAAR On Friday, January 22nd, the St. Nicholas-St. Mary School PTG will hold its annual Winter Bazaar in the school gym and cafeteria located at 242 S. Washington St., Wilkes-Barre. The bazaar is open to the public from 3:00-9:00 PM. There will be traditional bazaar food for sale, including potato pancakes, pierogies, haluski, etc., In addition, there will be plenty of games for the children. Please join the school community in helping raise funds for various projects the school is interested in completing for the students. For more information, feel free to contact the school at GERMAN NITE-JANUARY 30TH This event is sponsored by the Holy Name Society of St. Nicholas Church, Wilkes-Barre. Time: 6:00-11:00 PM; Place: School auditorium. A German style buffet will be held from 6:15-7:15 PM. Music will be provide by the Walt Groller Orchestra from 7:30-10:30 PM. For tickets, call Donation -$30.00 (advance tickets only) no tickets sold at the door. MARDI GRAS Prince of Peace Parish, Old Forge, will hold a Mardi Gras on Saturday, February 6th at 6:00 PM at Arcaro and Genell Banquet room, Main St., Old Forge. Cost: $30.00 per person, which includes hors D Oeurves and full course dinner with 1 choice of 4 menu items: stuffed pork chop, roast beef, chicken francaise or haddock baked Italian style. Beer, wine and soda included. Reservations close January 26th. Seating is limited to 125. For reservations or for more information, call the rectory at or Francis at or mjriviello@icloud.com. KNOW A MARRIAGE THAT NEEDS HELP? Throw them a lifeline and tell them about Retrouvaille, an international program that helps couples who are experiencing marital difficulties. This program is for all couples, at any stage of marriage that needs help to communicate with each other in a more attentive and loving manner. The next program in the Scranton Diocese begins February 26-28, at The Ramada Inn, Clarks Summit. Please call for more information or to register visit the website at The Social Concerns Corner Check Here Every Week for the Latest Food Bank Information The Food Bank is in Need of the Following Items: Soup, Cereal, Dried Pasta, (PLEASE PLACE ITEMS IN THE MARKED BASKETS ) Monetary donations are also accepted, please make checks payable to the Al Beech West Side Food Bank. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! Just a reminder! Be sure to check your on-line/mailed copy of liturgy schedule often.

7 Page 7 T H E S U N D A Y L I G H T B U L L E T I N B O A R D MINISTRY SCHEDULE Continued CEMETERY REGULATIONS ST. IGNATIUS, ST. HEDWIG, ST. MARY S Glass and Plastic containers will not be allowed All other decorations will be allowed for two weeks at Easter, Mother s Day, Memorial Day, Father s Day and Christmas. At the end of the two-week period, all decorations not yet reclaimed will be removed from the Cemetery. Boxes of all types and urns must be among the articles removed. Planting of shrubs and trees within the Cemetery must be approved by the Superintendent. Shrubs, trees and decorations of any type which become unsightly or uncontrollable, shall be removed by the Cemetery at any time. The use of Vigil Lights will be permitted on the eve of All Souls Day, and for ten days thereafter. All stone, metal, and any other borders around monuments and/or memorials are prohibited. No planting around flat stones; no planting in back of tombstones; no planting beyond 6 inches in front of tombstones. No raising of flat stones or army markers above ground level. All cemetery garbage and leavings should be placed in the dumpster at the entrance upon leaving. Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Is 62:1-5; 1 Cor 12:4-11; Jn 2:1-11 Monday 1 Sm 15:16-23; Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday 1 Sm 16:1-13; Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51; Mk 3:1-6 Thursday 1 Sm 18:6-9, 19:1-7; Mk 3:7-12 Friday 1 Sm 24:3-21; Mk 3:13-19 Saturday 2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27; Mk 3:20-21 without Sunday we cannot live Sunday 10:30 AM R. Dupre & M. Bednarek T. Butel, A. Calderone D. Mosca J. D Andrea & R. Kupstas Sunday 12 Noon R. Granger & P. Boyle V. Piccola Not filled BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements for the bulletin must be submitted NINE DAYS in advance of their intended printing. If announcements are received after the due date, please be aware that they will not be included in that weeks bulletin. Thank you for your cooperation. Check us out! us at SILOffice@aol.com or browse our home page at

8 Page 8 T H E S U N D A Y L I G H T CATCH OUR SPIRIT...CELEBRATE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK JANUARY 31ST - FEBRUARY 6TH Celebrate Catholic Schools Week by attending one of our Catholic School Open Houses! You are invited to come experience our communities of faith and academic excellence. From Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade, our students live their faith, challenge their minds, serve their communities, and build lifelong friendships. For specifics about the Open Houses or for more information about our Diocesan Catholic Schools, including tuition assistance opportunities, please visit Schools. ACADEMIC ANGEL As families register their students for the upcoming school year, consider becoming an Academic Angel! Your contribution is an investment in a child s future...the outcomes speak for themselves. Our schools offer an instructional environment that challenges the mind, while inspiriting and strengthening the spirit. Please consider supporting our students for the school year. You can designate the gift as a memorial or as an honor for someone special. You can also select a particular school to receive your gift or allocate it to the area with the greatest need. Contributions can be sent to the Diocese of Scranton Scholarship Foundation, 300 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, PA GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY OPEN HOUSE Good Shepherd Academy will host an Open House on Sunday, January 31st from 1:30-3:00 PM at the school. For more information, please call the school at WYOMING AREA CATHOLIC SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE We invite you to spread the good news about Wyoming Area Catholic School by joining us for an Open House at 1690 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter on Sunday, January 31 from Noon to 2:00 PM. Come and see what we have to offer. Tours will be given by students, parents, teachers and administrators who will answer all your questions and concerns. HOLY REDEEMER HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT TEST Holy Redeemer High School Grade 8 Placement/Scholarship Test result night and registration night for incoming freshmen will be held Wednesday, January 27th at 7:00 PM in the auditorium. Appointments for class scheduling for new students for the school year will be held on February 4, 8, 9, 10 from 3:00 to 5:45 PM. Call Holy Redeemer s Guidance Department at to set an appointment. Do not think that God is further from you when you are in the midst of the busyness which your vocation entails than he would be if you were enjoying a tranquil life. Frances de Sales

9 PARISH SCHOOLS Good Shepherd Academy: Principal, Mr. James Jones Phone: Holy Redeemer High School: Principal, Mrs. Anita Sirak Phone: YOUTH MINISTRY Our parish offers a comprehensive Youth Ministry including community building, service, religious education and socialization. Watch the bulletin for ministry information. THE RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS This is a process the Catholic Church uses to bring adult members into the faith. Anyone interested in becoming a part of this process or in obtaining more information can call Tony Butel at This journey in faith is concerned with the total formation of the person into living and serving with the Church community. BAPTISM Expectant and new parents are asked to participate in a seminar on Baptism. Please call the Rectory to schedule an appointment with Tony Butel. Godparents are welcome to attend, though it is not required. Please call the rectory to register at your earliest convenience. The celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism is on the third Sunday of every month except during Lent. MARRIAGE Congratulations! You are asked to contact one of the parish priests at least six months before the date of your marriage so that the appropriate preparations can be made for this special celebration. VISITATION OF THE SICK Please call the office for visitation of the sick at home, in the hospital, or health care facility. SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK Urgent calls will be attended to at any time of the day or night. RELIGIOUS FORMATION Grades 1 6 Sunday morning from 9:15 AM to 10:20 AM. Grades 7 8 Released Time Confirmation Program High School Sunday Evenings (Monthly) NEW PARISHIONERS Please register by calling the rectory. Those moving should inform the office as soon as possible. DEVOTIONAL LIFE The Rosary is prayed after the 7:30 AM Mass daily and before the 8:30 AM Mass on Sundays at the Chapel of St. Ann. Eucharistic Adoration is held the First Friday of the month at Saint Ignatius Church beginning at 12:45 PM concluding with Benediction at 4:00 PM. (September May) MINISTRY COUNCILS Pastoral Council Father Chmil, Father Roche, Deacon O Connor, Tony Butel, George Andresky, David Baloga, Nancy Bellas, Michelle Butcher, Pat Cole, Robert Dupre, Maura Fennell, Gloria Galante, Tom Hamill, Molly Kachmar, Debbie Lyons, Cynthia Liskov, Maria Scappaticci Finance Council Father Chmil, Bob Gabriesheski, Tom Kopec, Mary Lewis, Lou Mondy, Art Piccone, Sue Rhoads, Lisa Rinker, Kay Smedley Word Coordinating Team Tony Butel, Danielle Cino, Pat Cole, Carmella Faust, Mary Fiske, Bessmarie Frey, Jennifer Frusciante, Erin Keating, Ruth McEvoy, Arthur Piccone Worship Coordinating Team Father Chmil, George Andresky, Elaine Blessing, Jonathan Larralde, Debbie Lyons, Kathleen McCarthy, Nick Mirigliani Stephanie Olmstead, Peggy Yanklunas Community Coordinating Team - Father Roche, Mary Bednarek, Kate Corgan Nancy Flannery, Betty Habler, Molly Kachmar, Nancy Larralde, Sally McGinley, Roberta McHale, Helen O Brien, Mike Stretanski Service Coordinating Team - Deacon O Connor, Tom Hamill, Pat Kupetz, Paul O Malia, Tom Scappacicci, Elaine Turcan, Bob Tuttle, Mary Beth Vender PARISH STAFF Pastoral Outreach Deacon John E. O Connor Religious Formation Mrs. Carmella Faust Religiouseducation1@yahoo.com Mrs. Patty Kopec Youth Ministry stignatiusyg@gmail.com Worship R.C.I.A. Receptionist Main/Business Office SILOffice@aol.com Maintenance Sacristan Cemetery Clerks Visiting Clergy Pastor john.chmil@yahoo.com Assistant Pastor alexjroche@gmail.com Pastoral Associate tbutel51@gmail.com Jennifer Frusciante Kim Gnall, Loyola Singers Mrs. Elaine Blessing, Contemporary Ensemble & Children s Choir Director Mrs. Carmella Faust, Handbells & Accompanist Mrs. Pat Fennell, Accompanist Mrs. Jane Gaudio, Cantors Mrs. Caprice Ryman, Accompanist Mr. George Andresky, Accompanist Mr. Anthony Butel Mrs. Jen Carey Ms. Mary Lewis Ron Gaylord Matt Fiske Ms. Mary Lewis, St. Ignatius Mrs. Jen Carey, St. Mary & St. Hedwig Rev. Joseph Adonizio Rev. Anthony Urban Rev. Richard Zavacki Rev. John J. Chmil Rev. Alex J. Roche, S.T.L. Mr. Anthony Butel