Koro Ilustrado Shines in South Korea

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1 November 22, 2015 Solemnity of Christ the King Year of the Poor - Mercy and Compassion Forbes Park, Makati Koro Ilustrado Shines in South Korea Koro Ilustrado, currently part of the Music Ministry of the SSAP, recently achieved new heights in choral singing at the 11th Busan Choral Festival & Competition held on October 14-17, 2015 in Busan, South Korea. The allmale choir led by the Philippine Madrigal Singers alumni Edmund and Anna Piquero were bestowed Silver and Bronze Awards in the Classical Equal Voices and Pop/ Acapella categories, respectively, last October 17, 2015 at the conclusion of the aforementioned international choral festival. They also bagged the Special Judge Prize for soul-uplifting and inspiring performances during the competitions. Anna, Koro Ilustrado s conductor, was awarded Best Conductor and went on to conduct the festival choir. Koro Ilustrado is currently one of the top all-male choirs in the country. They have participated in numerous local and international choral competitions and performed in numerous concerts including a benefit concert last year held here in SSAP main church. Just also this July 2015, they placed second in the Folk Song Category at the 2015 Andrea O. Veneracion International Choral Festival mounted by the Cultural Center of the Philippines. KI, as the group is commonly referred to, already recorded two albums under the Jesuit Communications label, namely, the inspirational Sa Iyong Pag-ibig in 2013 and the Christmas album titled Carol of the Bells: A Christmas A Cappella in These two albums brought the music of the group to mainstream when they were awarded the Best Performance by New Group Recording Artists in the 2014 Awit Awards for the song Waka Waka and finalist (winners to be announced) for Best Performance by a Group Recording Artists for the song Krismas Na in the 2015 edition, pitted among the long-established mainstream artists of the country. With the recent achievements of the choir in their firstever out of the country competition in South Korea, the members sincerely express their gratitude for the support and generosity of SSAP. The Parish has been the choir s home since 2009 where they regularly serve in the 2nd and 4th Saturday Masses. All for the glory of God! N.B. You may acquire their albums at JesCom s Tanging Yaman outlets or shop online. You may also download their songs and albums on itunes. Santuario de San Antonio Parish Office Tel. nos

2 Parish Bulletin SUNDAY GOSPEL REFLECTION by Fr. Baltazar Obico, OFM Solemnity of Christ the King Today s feast of Christ the King was instituted in 1925 by Pius XI when all of Europe had nightmare memories of what they called then, the threat of war, a time of an explosion of hatred, blindness and a torrent of blood that wiped out most of Europe at that time. The swastika, a disfigurement of the cross, was ready to lurch across Germany. Piercing the sound of these ideology hate-filled speeches, the Pope s message of justice, peace and love was lighting a new spark. In initiating this feast, the church wanted to take our worship of Jesus from the privacy of our hearts and to proudly proclaim his public sway as well. II. GOSPEL: The gospel may sound inappropriate; the image of Jesus being indicted by Pilate does not evoke the image of a King. Yet in the course of Pilate s interrogation of Jesus the latter was in majestic command of the interchange. Pilate was at loss everytime Jesus responded to the nature of his kingship. At the crucifixion, the bystanders and one of the criminals executed with Jesus, know what it means to be a king and so they taunt Jesus with the demand that He use His power to save Himself. For Jesus, however, a king is not one who saves himself, but one who saves others. It is in the mocking words of the scoffers and in the inscription put over the cross, that we are faced with the true nature of Jesus kingship. Save yourself and us, is another temptation for Jesus. Just as Jesus had earlier challenged his vocational identity three times and offered him a less painful option, so is Jesus is being invited to save himself. But with His lack of response to the scoffers, Jesus clearly remains steadfast in fulfilling his divine will. He is resolutely committed to God s plan which includes death. Only in the powerlessness of the cross can he demonstrate that authority, 2 ultimately rescuing criminals, scoffers and religious leaders. Refusing the voices of temptation, Jesus defines for us what sort of King he really is. This means Christian faith is not a power game that follows the rules and logic of most power plays we know - retaliation, competition, self-protectiveness and the like. III. WORD: The Kingdom of God here on Earth. 1. Power is service, not for dominion and domination. To be a king is to serve, not to be served. Stories of DAP and PDAF, of short projects and misappropriation, point to the misuse and abuse of power. One aspect of our life that need evangelizing is in the political. We observe that many of us would like to seal off our political life from influences of faith and allegation in the guise of church and state separation. Politics relates to the exercise of power in society. It is a new world here on earth, not in heaven as understood, in the sky above, that is why we don t pray, we go to heaven, instead we pray that God s Kingdom come here on earth Salvation did not mean escaping earth, being indifferent to politics. It is rather living a meaningful life on earth. 2. The Kingdom as an end to power relationship. Relationships based on power are oppressive they are dehumanizing for both oppressor and the oppressed. Sometimes we hear, Ginagamit lang tayo when someone uses somebody, when you treat him like a thing. When the powerful imposes his will on the powerless. The latter becomes less free, less responsible, less of a creature. The oppressor, likewise demeans, lording it over. I observed this paradigm operating within our parish setting; parish leaders sowing fear among parish workers as they find their servant-leaders more to be feared than love and respected. 3. The Kingdom is offered to all, it is not only for the friars but for all believers regardless of their church affiliation, membership and religious sentiments. Our understanding of our vocation is only within the parameters of the Church and hence we are preoccupied with dogmas and doctrines, rites and rituals that separates us from other people of goodwill. We need to situate His vocation within the universal context of the Kingdom of God. Hence we are willing to set aside doctrine and ritual differences in order to work with everyone in shaping the Kingdom of God where there is justice, peace and love. RANDOM THOUGHTS Voices from yesterday and today By: Peachy Maramba ST. CATHERINE ZOE LABOURE: Originator of Miraculous Medal November 28 The name Catherine implies a hard worker and that is what Catherine L. was. She was born on 2 May 1806 of Pierre Laboure, a French farmer, and his wife. Ever since she was a child named Zoe and her mother Madeleine Louis Gontard who died when she was only eight years old she has had to work hard from managing not only the family farm in Burgundy, Breton but attending to her sixteen brothers and sisters! Thus she was the only one of her family that did not go to school. Yet in all of these she managed to find time to walk a mile and a half to go to church in the next village and visit the sick. It was not till she was 24 years old that she was able to fulfill her desire to have a religious vocation. She became a novice in 1830 taking the name Catherine in the convent founded by St. Vincent de Paul called the Sisters or Daughters of Charity in Paris. Supernatural apparitions by the Blessed Mother appeared to Catherine. The Blessed Mother told Catherine her mission: she was to have a medal made following the image she would give her: the Blessed Virgin standing on a white globe signifying Earth, her feet crushing the head of a serpent with her hands outstretched to all who ask her turn to page 3

3 Random Thoughts...from page 2 assistance. Dazzling rays of light stream from the stones on the rings on each of her fingers. (Mary explained that these are the symbols of the graces she gives to those who ask for them assuring us that no one who seeks her intercession will be left unaided). There was an oval frame around the Virgin Mary with these golden letters along the outer edges: Oh, Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. When the tableau turned, the reverse side showed a large letter M with a bar through it and a cross over it. Beneath the M were the two hearts of Jesus and Mary. The cross of Jesus was crowned with thorns. The one of Mary was pierced by a sword. Then a voice told her, Take this image and have it made into a medal. All who wear it will be blessed and filled with grace through the protection of the Virgin Mary especially if they wear it around the neck. Our Lady told Catherine that she wanted people to develop a devotion to the Immaculate Conception (in anticipation of the declaration of her dogma on December 8, 1854) and the medal was to be the means to this end. As promised a great number of healings, changes of heart, favors and miraculous events were reported by those wearing the medal. The medal originally called the Medal of the Immaculate Conception began to be called the Miraculous Medal and its devotion became one of the most popular traditions in the Catholic Church. Through all of this Catherine remained in the background receiving no recognition. She died peacefully on December 31, 1876 at the age of seventy. She was canonized on July 27, 1947 by Pope Pius XII. Her perfectly preserved body is encased in glass beneath the side altar at 140 Rue du Bac, Paris. The feast of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal (an Optional Memorial) is celebrated with great solemnity on November 27. St. Catherine Laboure s feast is celebrated on the very next day, November 28. Let us always remember to thank Mary for her gift to us. The Medal is a symbol of Mary s love and a means for those who truly love Mary to show that love. SOURCES of REFERENCE: Butler s Lives of the Saints Vol. IV pp ; The Book of Saints p 292; A Calendar of Saints p. 229; and others. Frank Palombo A Solution to a Troubled Marriage Not long ago when couples walked down the aisle, the wedding promise, for better or for worse,... until death do us part was taken seriously and ingrained in their minds. Divorce was never an option, even in rough times. Today, an ideal marriage, however, seems to be an unreachable goal with countless broken marriages. The word divorce has become attractive and even commendable. Some church members are even tempted to soften Christian teachings on marriage and the family. Married couples are searching for a solution to a troubled marriage. And what is it? It is to turn to our Father God. All of us need Him. When marriage is hard, we need Him even more. He created marriage, and He knows that it can be difficult. He will help us; He will never leave us alone; He loves us! We also have to do our part to open ourselves to His grace. It means that since all of us are capable of committing sin, we need to repent and to ask for His forgiveness in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. This way, we get healed, we are showered with graces, and we allow the Holy Spirit to live in us. Frank and Jean Palombo are the parents of ten children. Early in their marriage, Jean did not want any children and had left the faith. However, she returned to the faith after witnessing the Christian love of a missionary couple who were raising four children. Frank, a firefighter, died in response to the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York City. Jean forgave the terrorists The ABC s of Catholic Doctrine by Lianne Tiu November 22, 2015 and found consolation in her children. She herself died several years later of cancer. Their youngest child was raised by her many siblings, while their oldest son is about to be ordained a priest. Despite the challenges of married life and family life, Frank and Jean Palombo were granted the grace to love selflessly to the end first by repenting, then by receiving and believing in the Good News. Their faith and examples should give us hope that it is possible to be faithful to our marital commitments. As long as we turn to God and open ourselves to His grace, it is possible to love... till death do us part. (Reference: Speech of Cardinal Robert Sarah, prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship, at the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia, Pa., Sep 23, 2015) 3

4 Parish Bulletin 7 November 2015 Dear SSAP Parishioners, Warm greetings from the Continuing Catholic Development (CCD) Ministry! As the holiday season is fast approaching, we invite you to be part of a meaningful Christmas by donating to the annual Light a Parol 2015 fundraising project. A parol is a traditional Filipino Christmas ornament, a five pointed star lantern representing the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Three Wise Men on their way to baby Jesus. How can you help? Each Parol that you purchase will represent a gift from you. With your generous donation, we hope to fill the San Antonio Parish Church with parols to welcome our Savior by Christmas Eve. Each parol will carry the donor s name and hung beautifully in the church complemented by the elegant decor courtesy of Rustan s Flower Shop. The Light a Parol Donors List will be published weekly in the Parish Bulletin. Pledge forms are available at the CCD and parish offices and your donations can be given anytime to the CCD or SSAP parish office. Official receipts will be issued and donations will be accepted until December 23. Now on its 21st year, this project has been the only channel of CCD to raise funds for the Franciscan Missions and various charitable organizations that our young CCD students participate in as well as special projects during different times of the year. Through these outreach programs, the youth are able to demonstrate their faith in action. Please join us for the Light a Parol 2015 official lighting event on Sunday, Nov. 29 during the 6:00PM mass at the Santuario de San Antonio main church. For more information, please contact Leah at (02) or , or ccd.office.ssap@gmail.com. Hoping for your kind support this year. You will surely make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate. Sincerely, Kit S. Zobel de Ayala LIGHT-A-PAROL 2014 CHAIRPERSON Katty Roxas-Chua Qua Lia Te Marivic Borromeo CCD LIGHT A PAROL 2015 COMMITTEE Fr. Reu Jose C. Galoy, OFM SSAP PARISH PRIEST 4

5 November 22, 2015 Spread Holiday Cheer! Once again, the holiday season is almost here! How about sharing your abundant blessings with our SSAP JPIC-scholars? It is time to bring out from storage the NUMEROUS UNUSED CLOTHES, TOILETRY AND TRAVEL KITS, BACKPACKS, HANDBAGS, WALLETS, TOWELS, UMBRELLAS AND OTHER ESSENTIALS. There are many young men and women who certainly appreciate these and could use them. Our Annual SSAP JPIC Scholarship Program- Christmas Party on the 1st Saturday, December 5, 2015 at the Parish Center is an eagerly anticipated event where entrance raffle prizes, games, and hearty party fare bring a lot of good cheer to about 250 of our JPIC Scholars, past & present. Do bring your donations to the Parish Office c/o Ms. Jackie Rafales, our Parish Pastoral Worker soonest and no later please, than Tuesday, December 1, As we anticipate your overwhelming response, we do appreciate your labeling the items M (male), F (female) or U (unisex) to facilitate our volunteers task of sorting, wrapping and listing them. Be generous, a sense of joy and fulfillment are guaranteed for all. Happy Holidays! SSAP JPIC Scho. Comm. / Marietta Cuyegkeng PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. The Solemnity of Christ the King is on Nov. 22 Sunday. Liturgy starts at 3:30pm from Colegio San Agustin Chapel, Dasmarinas Village along Palm Avenue to the church. Holy mass will be celebrated at 4:30pm after the procession. 2. An Ecumenical Service with our Christian brothers and sisters will be hosted by our parish. The choirs of Union Church and the Holy Trinity Anglican Church will join with the Santuario de San Antonio CORO to sing at this service on Sunday, November 22 at 7pm. Let us gather in thanksgiving for the blessings we have received during the year. 3. The parish will hold An Advent Retreat-The Holy Year of Mercy on Saturday, November 28, from 9am - 11:30am at St. Bernardine conference room at the Convento bldg. Fr. Ramon Bautista, SJ will dwell on our Lord s coming, as an act of Mercy and Hope for the whole world. This encounter is a great way to embark on the extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy that begins on December 8, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, as proclaimed by Pope Francis. Please Pray for the Sick Meldy Cojuangco Connie Gomez Marilou Arteficio Ma. Pilar Oledan Iggy Clavecilla Cecille Reynoso Maxima Amah Sy Aurora Gonzalez Tommy Dy Buncio Naning Bagabaldo Remedios Maceda Berris Cedric Castro Pilar del Gallego Nena Jalandoni Victoriano Chung Erlinda Miranda- Oledan Zwei Lopez Gadi Shallouh Bancil Swinnerton Tony Boy Floirendo Jr. Francisco Tankiang Cynthia Arms Felicisimo Alcantara Rosario de Leon Tobias Gloria Syjuco Raffy Chan Edric Co Peter Soo Chito San Jose Ron Jacobs Nancy Imperial Johnny Lopez Lisa Alvendia Letty Ligon Norma J. Carlos Sony Lopez Gonzalez Shaina Budhrani Gia Gonzalez Orlando Bernardo Rolando Sotaso Cecilio Hidalgo Victorina Leus Iya Ocampo Bernadette Gozali Guillermo Profeta Dra. Ofelia Adapon Soledad T. Consing David Lu Leonardo Rodriguez Fr. Hugh Zurat OFM If you want a name added or deleted, contact Bernadette at the Parish office tel. nos

6 Parish Bulletin 18-Nov-15 Gabriel Ramirez & Diana Maria Natalia Domingo Pineda 20-Nov-15 Bryan Sinclair Magno Makasiar & Kristine Alipio Awing 21-Nov-15 Spencer Ryss R. Taguid & Arlene G. Fernando 22-Nov-15 Jenard Kenrick King Mendoza & Jeanne Pauline Lim Go 23-Nov-15 Matthew Aaron Vail & Jade Ann Serafin 23-Nov-15 Juan Antonio M. Maningat & Ana Patricia K. Cortes 24-Nov-15 Karlo Lorenzo Jamer & Marjorie Lo Merle 26-Nov-15 Ricardo Luis Hilado & Frances Liaa Mendiola 27-Nov-15 David Joseph P. Dizon & Patricia Anne B. Alcantara, Nuestra Señora de Gracia Parish, 7440 Bernardino St. Brgy Guadalupe Viejo, Makati City 28-Nov-15 Andrew P. Agunod Jr & Margarita Christina M. Ruiz 30-Nov-15 Jose Ong Dyhianto Jr & Maria Anjelyn V. Jocson 30-Nov-15 Rembrant Cortez Tolentino & Justine Felice Calalang Santos 03-Dec-15 Watson Chua Nacague & Erica Therese Bassi Herrera 05-Dec-15 Luceño Carlo Nebriaga Labayen & Nina Diorella Kallos Ifurong 05-Dec-15 Jan Robin M. Tan & Erikah Joie A. Padilla 05-Dec-15 Mark Anthony O. Rupido & Katrina Blythe C. Malig 06-Dec-15 Mark Anthony M. Tsai & Justine Nathalie C. Ng 07-Dec-15 Rowel A. Santiago & Eisel Eunice M. Laygo 10-Dec-15 Juan Paolo Tumacder & Margaret Ann C. Bacani CALENDAR OF MINISTRIES FOR THE WEEK SUNDAY - NOV. 22 * 9:00AM - CCD Sunday Religion Class * 4:00PM - CORO Practice MONDAY - NOV. 23 * 3:00PM - OFS Formation TUESDAY - NOV. 24 * 9:00AM - CWL FREE Clinic * 9:00AM - JPIC Hospital Ministry PGH Visitation * 2:00PM - Health Care Ministry Dancercise Open to All Parishioners * 4:00PM - Marian Cenacle Group Prayer Meeting WEDNESDAY - NOV. 25 * 4:00PM - CCD Religion Class Our Latest Chapel, Crematorium and Columbary in Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City 11-Dec-15 Raymund Earl Los Baños Blanco & Ivy Kristine Molo Yap 12-Dec-15 Erick Christian Pineda David & Marchellie Ocampo Balay 12-Dec-15 Brent Chua Estrella & Kazel Umali Ferreras 13-Dec-15 Woodrow Capili Graven & Marichell Capacete Briones 14-Dec-15 Ken Martin Silva Gardiola & Lara Venisse Marcelo Gardiola 18-Dec-15 Eduardo Irwin Bartolome Batang, Jr. & Jessabelle Veloria Porciuncula 17-Dec-15 Kevin Michael Bordey Ramos & Monica Ariones Sioson 17-Dec-15 Greg Vincent E. Roasa & Ma. Angelique Ernestine S. Cipriano 17-Dec-15 Christopher Andrew Mejica Ledesma & Suzette Ocsio Herrera 18-Dec-15 Elias Manuel Olivares & Tracee Mae Castro Dizon THURSDAY - NOV. 26 * 9:00AM - Health Care Ministry Visitation at Rizal Medical Center, Pasig City * 7:00PM - SYA Prayer Meeting FRIDAY - NOV. 27 *11:00AM - Adoration Chapel monthly mass * 2:00AM - Health Care Ministry Dancercise :Open to All Parishioners * 7:00PM - Household Help Charismatic Prayer Meeting * 8:00PM - SYA Payday Prayer * 9:00PM - Tig-Awit Choir Practice SATURDAY - NOV. 28 * 4:00PM - VOSA Choir * 4:00PM - LUKE 18 Prayer Meeting WEDDING BANNS 18-Dec-15 Santiago S. Malacca & Ma. Remedios G. Puata 19-Dec-15 Ken C. Solon & Sophia Nicole Barretto Villanueva, St. Ignatius of Loyola, Fort Gen. Gregorio del Pilar, Baguio City 19-Dec-15 Carl Dave Tayag La Compte & Jammy Ann Corpuz Tapiru 19-Dec-15 Jason Ervin Lao Yap & Samantha Nichol Ng Paz, Shrine of St. Therese Villamor Airbase, Pasay City 19-Dec-15 Carl Dave Tayag La Compte & Jammy Ann Corpuz Tapiru 21-Dec-15 Erick Jose Flores Herrera & Kathleen Kate Danga Baluyot 22-Dec-15 Edward Theodorus Jozef Holla & Ellaine Claire Jimenez Rafael 22-Dec-15 Nick Crison C. Ching & Mylah A. Joven 23-Dec-15 Dan Erlou Serrano & Ramon Concayda Esguerra 23-Dec-15 John Alexander Abad Gregorio & Joy Marie Villonco Mabanta 23-Dec-15 Adel Lom Bardy Cruz Lardizabal Jr & Mary Khristine Bernardo Antonio 26-Dec-15 Virgilio San Pablo Bordeos, Jr. & Maria Nina Jimenez Perez 27-Dec-15 Roland Romeo Ramiro Pacis & Ma. Cecilia Infante Flores 28-Dec-15 Mark Angelo C. Sanchez & Roxanne Kyle S. Jover 28-Dec-15 Jayson Pineda Diwa & Reina Obico Manalangit 28-Dec-15 Rey Anthony Cuenca & Kristine Andal Bitanga 29-Dec-15 Norbert Marcelo Concepcion III & Ma. Zarina Jane E. Agduma 30-Dec-15 Arvin Russel P. Anicete & Joy Ann del Rosario Saldaña 30-Dec-15 Carl Michael N. Manglo & Sharmaine Joyce Hiponia 24-Nov-15 Nena Lehmann Candy Lehmann Joey Carpo Martin Pantangco 25-Nov-15 Pacita Jacinto Lourdes Abela Margie Abary Martin Tordesillas Nathania Villonco 30-Dec-16 Robin Ryan Sto. Domingo & Claire Marie Tolosa Gustilo 03-Jan-16 Edison Noel Kwong & Nizelle Valerie Lim 05-Jan-16 Vincente Rafael L. Rosales & Margarita Carag Franco 06-Jan-16 Michael Perz & Gianna Maria Sta. Maria Abrahan 07-Jan-16 Gabriel Francisco I. Gonzalez & Lourdes Claire C. Romualdo 08-Jan-16 Shaun Robert S. Santiago & Maureen O. Pontigon 09-Jan-16 Mikko Mojares Estolano & Jean Daisy C. De Guzman 10-Jan-16 Glenn Donesa Gregorio & Heidi Gloria Maris Lee Wee 14-Jan-16 Jhustine Icaza Cruz & Jasmine Reboya Geluz 15-Jan-16 Godofredo Deocareza Jalasco Jr. & Georgette Tiu Barrera Danielle Kaylet Shana Lao 26-Nov-15 Cristina Weber Justin Lina 27-Nov-15 Milette Zamora Rafael Santos Ian Zafra Arnaud Michel Stephane Guillemot & Judy Alice Uy Repol Jose Martin Capistrano Antuñez & Katherine Marco Del Villar, Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, Malay, Aklan Emerson Patrick Sanderin Tuazon & Ana Ruby De Leon Cada Luis Miguel B. Orsolino & Nikki Angela B. Ignacio Darwin Troy Jacinto Padlan & Catherine Anne Lim Diño Louie Lawrence Sy Lao & Lorraine May Coyiuto Cuyegkeng, San Sebastian, Quiapo, Manila 17-Jan-16 Jestoni B. Po & Trisha June B. Rico 18-Jan-16 Alvin Joshua Anthony N. Redoblado & Buena Marie B. Braña 23-Jan-16 Vicente J. Cordero & Carmela Ysabelle P. Javellana BIRTHDAYS 28-Nov-15 Twinky Lagdameo Tina Jacinto Karen Limpe 29-Nov-15 Marissa Araneta Hector Quesada Leshter Teodoro Pia Velasquez Ana Tanato Anthony Ty 28-Jan-16 Michael Mariscotes Villagracia & Patricia Christine Olmed de Guzman 31-Jan-16 Terence Daniel Y. Lok & Bianca Marie Jacinta R. Crisologo 02-Feb-16 Jose Carlo B. Pastelero & Audrey Joy Ednacot 03-Feb-16 Levi Reyes San Buenaventura & Gladys Gay E. Gomez 19-Feb-16 Michael Reich & Karen Jill Ong 22-Feb-16 Danel C. Aboitiz & Mariana Beatriz E. Zobel de Ayala, Iglesia de San Pedro Claver, 4 Cartagena, Bolivar, Columbia 26-Feb-16 Antonio Miguel B. Alcantara & Amry Kathleen R. Joseph 03-Mar-16 Mark Anthony Baltazar Antonio & Rina Lauren Santos Isidro 18-Mar Edgar Allan Dickinson & Ma. Gieleen Relova Resurreccion 30-Nov-15 Maya Gomez For corrections and additions to this list, contact Susan at the parish office. 6

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