ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Weekend Mass Times Saturday 4:30pm Sunday 9:00am & 11:00am

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1 St. Thomas Aquinas Parish & School 955 Alton Road East Lansing, MI Office Phone: School Phone: February 19, 2017 St. John Church & Student Center 327 MAC Avenue East Lansing, MI Office Phone: ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Weekend Mass Times Saturday 4:30pm Sunday 9:00am & 11:00am ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Weekend Mass Times Sunday 8:00am, 10:00am, Noon, 5:00pm & 7:00pm Weekday Mass Times Monday - Friday 6:30am Wednesday & Friday 9:00am Weekday Mass Times Monday, Wednesday & Friday 12:15pm Tuesday & Thursday 9:15pm Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 3:00-4:00pm & following the 4:30pm Mass Sacrament of Reconciliation Monday, Wednesday & Friday 11:00am - Noon Tuesday 8:00pm 1

2 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time February 19, 2017 Fr. Mark s Remarks Several people have commented recently that they see people before Mass, during Mass, and after Mass reading from pocket-sized booklets or even reading something on their iphones. What are they reading before, during, and after Mass? My guess is they are using one of two relatively new personal prayer periodicals. One is called Magnificat and the other is called Give Us This Day. Both are a practical approach to daily prayer by providing prayers and readings for daily Mass, daily Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Night Prayer as well as Sundays and Holy Days. They include a reflection on the Scriptures for each day as well as meditations on the lives of the saints of today and yesterday. There are also contemporary spiritual insights from writers on daily living of the Catholic faith. You can use them at home, in church, or wherever you find yourself. The Magnificat booklet has an edition called Magnifikid for children and has a special offer for young adults under 25 years old. Both are offered in print and have digital editions. So people are not reading their s on their iphone at Mass, they are praying!!! They also come in large print editions. Both are published monthly and you can subscribe for different amounts of time. Just put the titles in your search engine and the information on subscribing will come up online. We also have the St. Joseph Sunday Missal 2017 available in each church office. This popular and economical annual missal has the complete Mass prayers and readings for all Sundays and Holydays from the beginning of Advent to the Feast of Christ the King (the full annual liturgical year). It also contains devotional prayers and commentary of the readings and liturgical seasons that will enhance your pray time at Mass. You can read the Sunday readings at home before coming to Mass and hear them in a new way as they are being proclaimed. These have been particularly helpful for our international students at MSU and those who are not Catholic or becoming Catholic. They are a fraction of the price of the monthly periodicals. Put your name on the inside cover and we will call you if you accidently leave it in church or you can come and pick it up in the office at either church. 2 I recommend these three spiritual guides that help develop your prayer life for liturgical and personal prayer. They make nice gift subscriptions too. On Wednesday, February 22, we will have a special guest from Sacred Heart Seminary, Dr. Victor Salas, PhD. He will be at St. John at 7:00pm to speak about Science and the Soul: Exploring Faith and Reason. Have a blessed week! Join us this Sunday for Coffee & Donuts after the 9 & 11am Masses at St. Thomas Aquinas. Lenten Book Sale Our annual Lenten Book Sale takes place next weekend, February 25-26, after all Masses at both sites. Ash Wednesday is March 1!... and so we invite you to take some time to look for a possible book or two for spiritual reading and reflection during the upcoming season of Lent. The traditional little black Lenten books from the Diocese of Saginaw will also be available, as well as other free Lenten resources... so please stop by! Preparing for Lent Centering Prayer and Lectio Divina Explore the prayer traditions of the early desert fathers and how they can lead us to a closer relationship with God, both in our individual prayer life and through shared practice. You are invited to a Special Introduction and Orientation session on Centering Prayer and Lectio Divina, Monday, February 27, 5:30 to 7:00pm. Hang out with us afterwards for pizza if you can. The St. John Contemplative Prayer Group meets Mondays throughout Lent from 5:30 to 7:00pm in the quiet refuge of Rooms 15 & 16 in the lower level of St. John. Experience our unique blend of Centering Prayer, Lectio Divina, and Faith-Sharing. ALL ARE WELCOME! For more information, contact Vince Gebes at vgebes@comcast.net

3 OFFERTORY A message from the Director of Music Actual Offertory through February 5 $1, 611,990 Budgeted Offertory through February 5 $1, 601,191 Contribution to Reserves: $ 10,799 Christian Service - Matthew 25 February 5: American Refugee Committee International will receive $2,377 for primary health care to South Sudanese evicted from their homes. They also assist with clean water and sanitation. February 19: Wollege Adventist Academy helps provide food and clean water in Ethiopia. February 26: Tutwiler Clinic has provided comprehensive, vital health care services since 1983 to impoverished people of the Mississippi Delta region, one of the poorest regions of the United States. Services include medical, dental, and optical care, counseling, and health education. Thank you for your generosity! Almsgiving as a Parish As a parish, we increase our 5% disbursal to 7% during the Sundays of Lent through Passion Sunday (one or two recipients per Sunday may be designated for these Sundays). The 7% of our entire collections on these Lenten Sundays are given to groups in the United States and around the world which serve dire human survival needs, providing food, water, shelter, health care, and similar basic services. Prayers for the Sick & Deceased Please pray for those who suffer from physical ailments, mental anguish, spiritual need as well as Barbara Paul, Sherry Palmer, Mary Gowans, Mike Davich, Jennifer Wallace, Marjorie Crossman, Gary Ignat, Gregory Brown, and all those who are listed in our Book of Prayer. We remember our beloved deceased, especially Rita Shetiah and Louise Sause. We pray that those who have died may rejoice in the dawn of eternal life. Prayer blankets for the sick and pocket prayers for loved ones in the military are always available in the parish offices. Please pray for those who have received one. 3 Dear St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, After a difficult period of consideration, I have accepted an offer to join Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in May and will be ending my tenure as Music Director for this parish on April 23rd. These past seven years have been the most significant of my life and I have been blessed to have this Parish by my side throughout. While my work will frequently take me far outside of the Lansing region, I do not plan to move and this will continue to be my Parish. I look forward to transitioning from "podium to pew" and joining your ranks for worship on Sundays under new music leadership. Thank you for your friendship and fellowship. This Parish is a truly special place. Sincerely, Matt Eldred St. Vincent de Paul In today s Gospel, Jesus challenges us by saying: You must be perfected as your heavenly Father is perfect. When we give to the poor, God indeed pours his love, peace and joy into our hearts and into our lives. COUPLE PRAYER SERIES DURING LENT Did you know the divorce rate for married couples who pray together daily is 1 in 1,105 married couples. Compare this to the overall divorce rate in the United States of nearly 1 in 2 marriages, and the divorce rate for married couples who go to church regularly of 1 in 6 marriages. Couple Prayer does amazing things for strengthening marriage relationships. Join Dcn. Jim and Karen Kasprzak and Dcn. Dave and Ann Zygmontowicz for the Couple Prayer Series on six consecutive Thursdays from March 2 through April 6. The sessions will begin at 6:30pm and end promptly at 8:30pm in Fr. Mac Hall at STA. Child care will be provided. There is a suggested donation of $20 per couple to cover the cost of materials. Registration for the Couple Prayer Series is online at or contact Dian Silvey in the Catholic Formation Office at

4 St. John Student Center - Home of the Catholic Spartans Katie Diller - kdiller@elcatholics.org Director of Campus Ministry Joe Reis - jreis@elcatholics.org Campus Minister Priesthood Discernment Group Featuring Guest Presenter Fr. John Linden Vocations Director for the Diocese of Lansing 7:30pm - February 20 Student Lounge (downstairs St. John) Guys aged are invited to learn more about the call to the priesthood and religious life, discernment, seminary, or openness to serving God in ministry. There will be pizza! Dr. Salas is an Associate Professor of Philosophy who specializes in medieval and late scholastic metaphysics. His publications have treated a number of historical figures (viz., Albertus Magnus, Bonaventure, Thomas Aquinas, Duns Scotus, and Francisco Suarez among others). College Students, Permanent Community, and friends all are invited to this special presentation. Help Save a Live Today! The Annual Parish Blood Drive is scheduled for Friday, March 3, in Father Mac Hall at STA. You can donate from noon to 5:45pm. Donors can make appointments in the following ways: Eric at ejsudol@gmail.com Go to redcross.org and use sponsor code STA Call REDCROSS ( ) The need for blood is constant! Your donation truly does change lives. When you give blood you could be helping a child, a cancer patient, or someone battling life-threatening illnesses or injuries. Campus Faith Studies Join a faith study this semester! Groups meet in each of our campus neighborhoods and off campus. To connect to a group near you, Joe (jreis@ elcatholics.org) or check out campus-outreach. 4 frryan@elcatholics.org to learn more "The Discernment of Spirits" Women's Discernment Group 7:30pm - February 20 Emmaus House (320 M.A.C. Ave) The Emmaus House ladies invite all college women to join them for a study of The Discernment of Spirits: An Ignatian Guide to Everyday Living by Timothy M. Gallagher, OMV. The series will be led by Dawn Hausmann, Director of Consecrated Vocations for the Diocese of Lansing. Women will be invited to share what God is doing in their lives and how they are discerning God's will. dhausmann@dioceseoflansing.org to learn more. Graduate Student & Young Professional Group Join us for Science & the Soul: Exploring Faith & Reason with Dr. Victor Salas, PhD Professor, Sacred Heart Major Seminary 7:00pm Wednesday, February 22 downstairs St. John Student Center To join our Facebook Group and list, contact us at stjohnsgroup@gmail.com or frryan@elcatholics.org for more information.

5 Men s Book Club Next Meeting is Monday, February 27 Our Men s Book Group will be meeting on Monday evening, February 27, at 7:30pm in the Breakfast Room of the former rectory to discuss The Stranger by Albert Camus. If you would like to join in the discussion and fellowship, please join us! If you have questions, please contact Al Weilbacher at or al@elcatholics.org for more information. Books chosen for discussion might be both religious and/or classics, including literature, novels, or history. The group will decide. All men are welcome! Light Weigh One King at STA Tuesday, February 21 - Tuesday, May 9 7pm - STA Conference Room God has the answers for our weight, food struggle, and all temptations! Light Weigh One King is a 13-week Catholic Bible Study DVD program. If you are interested in joining the St. Thomas Aquinas group call Linn at to order your program materials and join this lifechanging program. Enrollment at LCHS LCHS is now accepting applications for the school year. Applications, tuition worksheets, and financial aid forms are available at For more information, contact the admissions office at admissions@lansingcatholic.org or call th Grade Visit Day at LCHS Lansing Catholic High School will be hosting its annual 5 th Grade Visit Day on Tuesday, February 28, from 12:15-1:45pm. If you have a 5th grader who does not attend one of our Catholic partner schools, but would like to attend this event, please contact Lansing Catholic s Admissions Coordinator Karen Gavin at karen.gavin@lansingcatholic.org or to register your student. St. Thomas Aquinas Parish School Are you looking for an exceptional start to school for your 3, 4, or 5 year old? If so, we invite you to join us for Preschool Prep on Tuesday, February 28 from 6:30 7:30pm to learn about our 3 year old and 4 year old programs. Additionally, we invite you to join us for Kindergarten Round-Up on Tuesday, March 7 from 6:00 7:30pm to learn more about our Kindergarten program and all that St Thomas Aquinas Parish School has to offer your family. For additional information, please contact the Principal, Meghan Loughlin- Krusky, (mkrusky@elcatholcs.org) or Kerri Wilcox, Assistant Principal (kwilcox@elcatholics.org) or call the school at We look forward to meeting your family soon! Annual Father/Daughter Dance We will be holding our annual Father/Daughter Dance on Friday, February 24, 2017 in the gymnasium. The dance will take place from 7:00-8:30pm and the registration is $15.00 per girl. Registration forms are available online at stthomasaquinasschool.org. Please know that tickets will not be issued, as your registration will hold your spot on our guest list. For further information on registration or to volunteer to help set up the dance, contact Caroline Ruddell, ruddell.caroline@gmail.com. Did you know? Our parish has a visiting ministry to the sick and homebound called Compassionate Visitors. Volunteers will visit with a person who has requested that they come. If you or someone you know would like to be visited, please contact Linda McDonald by at linda.mcdonald@comcast.net or phone her at If you would like to volunteer as a visitor, please contact Angie Liberato at or retiredang11@gmail.com. LOVE ONE ANOTHER. Consider helping the Funeral Ministry. This important Parish ministry assists families at a very difficult time in life. Help is needed to provide desserts and to serve the food when families and friends gather following a funeral. If you are interested or would like to learn more, call Denise Z. at

6 SMALL THINGS East Lansing Catholic Families There are no RE Classes February 19, 20 due to President s Day holiday. Next classes are February 26, 27. PARENT MEETINGS for parents who wish their children to make their first Communion were held last week. If you would like for your child to make their first Communion this May, and were unable to attend the meeting, please go to the parish website, click on Sacraments/Childrens Reconciliation and Eucharist, and at the bottom of the page there will be a blue lozenge which you can click to schedule a meeting with Annie. She's looking forward to talking to you! Have you heard of "Holy Heroes"? At you can find some great resources for Lent for your young ones. Their free resources includes a little video about each week's Gospel Reading, as well as a coloring sheet based on the week's readings and even a quiz! They also offer some nice free seasonal resources. At their companion store you can also find some great things - my favorite is a Lego Mass Kit (great first Communion gift!). CALLED. NO YOUTH GROUP (morning or evening) this week due to the Presidents Day holiday. We will be back next week! MARDI GRAS festivities will lead into the final session of our "Christian Manhood and Womanhood" studies when the evening session returns on February 26. We'll pull out the stops with great food and fun for this last session before Lent. DEADLINE for registering for the MISSION Retreat is this Monday, February 20! Please don't miss this amazing weekend. Much like Steubenville, the MISSION is a powerful faith-building experience... but it is a lot closer than Steubenville, and a lot less expensive! Held at St. Catherine's High School in Wixom, the retreat lasts from the evening of March 3 through noon on March 5. PIZZA, POP AND A PRIEST - Father Ryan will be joining us for a fun evening of "stump the priest" questions on Sunday evening, March 5. This meeting is open to ANY high school student! LCHS students are welcome to join us, as are those in the morning 6 session or those doing home study. Bring your questions - and feel free to bring a non-catholic friend! SUNDAY MORNING - On Sunday morning we spend our time taking a look at the Sunday readings - but we take nothing for granted. What do those words mean? What is the book of Sirach and why isn't it in all Bibles? Who wrote the epistles? What is an epistle anyway? Where in the Bible do we find the Commandments? How can we find out? We have great fun every Sunday morning learning new things and preparing ourselves to get more out of the Mass. LAMBING SEASON IS NEARLY UPON US! It is that time of year! Would you like to help with our annual Butter Lamb Sale? We need volunteers to make the lambs! We also create lovely chocolate lambs, crosses and more. If you volunteer we can provide the molds, directions and the butter and/or chocolate. These are sold on Palm Sunday and the proceeds go to New Horizons for Children, an organization which works to find homes for orphaned children in Latvia and Ukraine. Contact Annie if you might be interested in helping out! her at akitching@elcatholics.org. SAVE THE DATE 33 rd Annual Fr. Mac Scholarship Dinner May 8, 2017 Keynote Speaker Matthew Leonard Internationally-known Catholic author and speaker Community Service Award Recipient Fr. Steve Mattson For more information, contact Colleen Murray or Paula Wilcox: colleen.murray@lansingcatholic.org paula.wilcox@lansingcatholic.org

7 Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults This past Sunday the catechumens and candidates and their sponsors gathered to consider the topic, "Human Sexuality". Sex is more than a physical reality. One's sexuality, expressed in either masculinity or femininity, is one of God's greatest and most beautiful gifts to us. "Sexuality is a fundamental component of personality, in and through which we, as male or female, experience our relatedness to self, others, the world and even God." (The United States Catholic Bishops, Human Sexuality) The Church teaches that human sexual intercourse is an action inscribed by the Creator with a twofold meaning, that is, with both a unitive and procreative dimension. The unitive dimension expresses humankind's desire not to be alone, to love, and to be loved. The procreative dimension is built into the very biology of genital sex. Taken together, this twofold meaning of sexual intercourse finds its only valid expression in a marital union marked by commitment and fidelity while being open to new life. Chastity is a positive force for good and the essential virtue needed to live one's sexuality responsibly and appropriately, according to each person's unique state in life. "Every person, single or married, is called to be chaste, to be healthy and honest, and to respect the sexuality of self and others." (The Catholic Faith Handbook for Youth) This past Tuesday and this Sunday the inquirers and their sponsors explored the Catholic approach to the bible. They received an overview of the bible, how it was formulated over a span of 1,500 years, and the key part it plays in the life of the church. They learned the difference between a literal interpretation of the bible and an approach which takes into account the circumstances of the people to whom a particular book was first addressed and the purpose of the author. Each inquirer received a Catholic study bible which they will now take with them on their journey of faith in the RCIA process. If you have any questions about the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, or would like to discuss the possibility of joining the next group of inquirers, call Pete Ries at , ext or pries@elcatholics.org. St. Gerard EUCHRE TOURNAMENT will take place Saturday, February 25 in Fr. Weber Hall. Doors open at 5:30pm and games begin at 6:00pm. Pre-registration is $25 per person and is encouraged. Call Jeanne or Dan Beachnau for info, or jbeachnau@frontier.com. Proceeds benefit 8th grade Washington DC fund. 7 TRAINING AT ST. JOHN Lector Training in McDevitt Hall Thursday, February 23 at 6:00pm Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion in the Sanctuary Sunday, February 26 at 1:30pm Contact Denise Waytes to learn more at denise@elcatholics.org. Faith Sharing Questions on Next Sunday s Gospel We invite you to prepare for next Sunday s liturgy (February 26) by reflecting on the Gospel reading for that Sunday: Matthew 6:24 34 Jesus said to his disciples: No one can serve two masters... You cannot serve God and mammon. What about your life would cause God to rejoice in you as God s child? What about your life would God lovingly ask you to correct? Do you think you worry about earthly things more than you should? For Further Reflection... Bringing Home the Word is a monthly newsletter subscribed to by our parish offering reflections on the Sunday readings. You can either download it from elcatholics.org on the Adult Faith Formation page or we are happy to it to you monthly upon request. (Contact Al at al@elcatholics.org.) Opening the Word is a video program offering prayer and insights on the Sunday Scriptures. You can watch this video and download study materials at FORMED.org. If this will be your first time, you can access the Parish subscription by registering at FORMED.org and using our parish access code: 07838b Enjoy this video program, and many more wonderful resources at FORMED.org!

8 ASH WEDNESDAY IS MARCH 1 St. Thomas Church St. John Church 6:30am, 9:00am, 7:00pm 8:00am, 12:15pm, 3:00pm, 5:00pm, 7:00pm, 9:15pm Ashes will be distributed after the homily at all Masses. If you attend Mass at St. John, remember, normal parking rates will apply in the Grove Street Parking Ramp. Lent is a time of fasting, abstinence, prayer, and generosity. Faith-Sharing Groups We invite you to consider joining a "faith-sharing group" during the upcoming season of Lent. Many have found these Scripture based sharing groups a great source of spiritual growth and enrichment! Each small group will meet weekly during Lent to read, pray and reflect upon the upcoming Sunday Scriptures. You choose the day and time that works best for you! Please contact Dian in the Catholic Formation Offices at dsilvey@elcatholics.org or if you are interested in joining a group! Best Lent Ever Daily Reflections Based on Matthew Kelly s bestselling book Resisting Happiness, this daily program will re-engage your parishioners and enrich your parish community. Plus, parishioners can download the free Resisting Happiness study guide to use in their prayer groups or book clubs, helping them dive deeper into the topics each week. For more information or to sign up, BestLentEver.com or elcatholics.org Soup and Substance Wednesday Evenings during Lent - 6:00-7:30pm Fr. Mac Hall at St. Thomas Church Come enjoy a simple meal, prayer, and a presentation. Attend one presentation or attend them all. The Theme: Four Pillars of the New Evangelization March 8 Bishop Boyea Introduction to New Evangelization / Prayer March 15 Fr. Mark Rutherford Encounter / Witness For complete information about these opportunities, see the Lenten Brochure or go to elcatholics.org. Bible Study: Galatians & Romans Wednesday mornings, 10:00-11:45am Rectory, St. Thomas Church Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament Fridays during Lent, Cana Chapel, St. Thomas Church 9:45am-1:00pm, beginning March 3 Tuesday, St. John Church, 8:00-9:00pm Except Tuesday, March 7. (MSU Spring Break) Stations of the Cross on Fridays Beginning March 3 St. John at 5:30pm St. Thomas at 7:00pm Knights of Columbus Fish Fry Every Friday 4:00-7:00pm beginning March 3 St. Thomas School Gym Serving baked and fried fish, French fries, macaroni and cheese, and more. Dine-In or Carry-out Faith In Flint The teens are collecting materials for Carebags to distribute to the Homeless in Flint by our deacons and other organizations. The teens will be packing the bags, adding a personal note and promise of prayer in each. Tubs will be in the gathering spaces. March 5 - Socks (men or women), gallon-sized ziplock bags. The Annual Parish Blood Drive is scheduled for Friday, March 3 in Father Mac Hall at STA. 8

9 Events In our Parish Monday, February 20, :30pm Religious Ed. Classes (STA) 5:30pm Centering Prayer (SJSC) 7:00pm Alpha Session (STA) Tuesday, February 21, :00am Faith-Sharing Group (STA) 6:30pm 3rd Order Dominican (STA) 7:00pm RCIA Inquiry (SJSC) 7:00pm Light Weight (STA) Wednesday, February 22, :00am Bible Study (STA) 10:00am Moms Chat and Play Group (STA) 11:00am Senior Ministry Committee (STA) 3:15pm, 4:15pm Cherub Choir (STA) 6:00pm RCIA Make-up Session (SJSC) 7:00pm Compatibility of Faith & Reason (SJSC) 7:00pm Korean Prayer Group (STA) Thursday, February 23, :15pm, 4:15pm Seraph Choir (STA) 6:30pm STA Contemporary Ensemble (STA) 6:30pm Lector Training (SJSC) 7:00pm Well Read Moms Group (STA) 7:00pm SJSC Music Ensemble (SJSC) 7:30pm STA Adult Choir (STA) Friday, February 24, 2017 Saturday, February 25, :00am Food Cupboard Opens (SJSC) Sunday, February 26, :00am, 10:05am, 4:30pm Religious Ed Classes (STA) 10:00am Adult RE Classes (STA) 10:00am STA Adult Choir (STA) 10:05am HS Religious Ed Classes (STA) 11:00am RCIA (SJSC) 1:00pm Troop 293 Boy Scouts (STA) 1:30pm Eucharistic Minister Training (SJSC) 2:00pm RCIA Inquiry (SJSC) 3:00pm Adult Confirmation Preparation (STA) 3:00pm Esteem (SJSC) 3:50pm Korean Community Mass (STA) 4:30pm Youth Group (STA) POLISH DINNER The Immaculate Heart of Mary K of C will be holding its 8th annual Polish Dinner on Sunday, February 26, Noon to 4:00pm in the IHM Parish Family Center (3815 S. Cedar, Lansing). Experience authentic Polish delicacies, including pierogies, golumpki (cabbage rolls), sauerkraut, sausage, and potatoes. The price for dinner is $12 for adults, children under10 free. Contact Dan Reinecke at Proceeds go to 8th graders trip to D.C. 9 Mass Intentions Monday, February 20, :30am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Betty Orr req. by Tom & Sally Coolidge & Family 12:15pm (St. John) Carl Cluckey req. by John Carr Tuesday, February 21, :30am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Assunta Pecora req. by Joseph Huntley 9:15pm (St. John) Alfred Carr req. by John Carr Wednesday, February 22, :30am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Deceased Catholic Residents of Independence Village 9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Pamela Ingraham req. by Matt & Jean Rademacher 12:15pm (St. John) Clare M. Banks req. by the Banks Family Thursday, February 23, :30am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Kouassi Nelly Claire Elaine req. by Gildas Giovanni Amoussou 9:15pm (St. John) Poor Souls in Purgatory req. by Jenny Pham Friday, February 24, :30am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Bill Parsley req. by Friday Breakfast Group 9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Ellise Gallegos req. by Matt & Jean Rademacher 12:15pm (St. John) James Gerardi req. by Jim & Roseanne Klunzinger Saturday, February 25, :30pm (St. Thomas Aquinas) Dennis Bernest req. by Jon & Roseann Zumbrink Sunday, February 26, :00am (St. John) George Michael req. by John Carr 9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Pamela Ingraham req. by Sunday Evening Bible Study Group 10:00am (St. John) Raymond D Souza req. by D Souza Family 11:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas) Richard & Marjorie Kautz req. by Helena Clark 12:00pm (St. John) Raina Namen req. by Elaine Knox 5:00pm (St. John) Alfred Carr req. by John Carr 7:00pm (St. John) People of the Parish

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