SAINT ANTHONY SAINT LAWRENCE SAINT JAMES THE APOSTLE

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1 Serving the members of Christ the King and St. James the Apostle parishes Rev. Mr. John J. Carran, Deacon Administrator SAINT ANTHONY SAINT LAWRENCE SAINT JAMES THE APOSTLE CHRIST THE KING Our humanity bleeds through today's Gospel passages in more ways than one. If we allow it, these Gospels hold a mirror to our own fickle hearts. The crowds cry "Hosanna" and the Apostles profess allegiance unto death. In a manner of days -- even hours -- Jesus is betrayed, abandoned, denied, condemned, tortured, and executed. As God, he could have stopped this horrific narrative from unfolding, but he doesn't. He allows free will to play itself out. Lent invites us to find ourselves in the people we encounter there. Have we acted in a way that betrays those we love or denies what we know to be good and true? Have we fallen asleep in our faith? Have we unfairly accused others of a crime or immorality we imagine, though perhaps they didn't commit? Do we help others carry their burdens? Do we stand in solidarity with those who suffer? Do we care for the dying? This week, take up today's Gospel again. Look carefully at the Passion narrative and sit with it in silence. Find yourself in the story and ponder its meaning for your own life. Journey with Jesus to the foot of the Cross so that you too may say, along with the faithful centurion, "truly this man was the Son of God!" We, the Roman Catholic parishes of Christ the King and St. James the Apostle, because of our faith in Jesus Christ and our love for one another, commit ourselves to continue the mission of Jesus Christ. As people of God, we are called to evangelize by: Inviting people to worship with us Reaching out to the less fortunate Educating ourselves and others in the Catholic Christian faith Recognizing the gifts and talents of everyone Respecting all individuals Committing ourselves to implement this vision of faith P. O. Box 23; Hillsville PA Church Office: Fax: Office Hours: 9 a.m. 3 p.m. (Monday Thursday) Website: anlaw@comcast.net Secretary/Bookkeeper: Mary Ann Zocolo CCD Coordinator: Vincie Greco Director of Music: Brenda Kostial bkostial@gmail.com St. Anthony Church 411 W. Poland Ave. Bessemer PA Religious Education Center: St. Lawrence Church 175 Martin Kelly Spear Road Hillsville PA Recreation Center: ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE 4019 US 422 Pulaski PA Church Office: Fax: Website: g stjamestheapostle@comcast.net Office Hours: 9 a.m. 4 p.m. (Monday Friday) Director of Adult Faith Formation: Sr. Zoe Ann Reiter, HM/zoeannreiter@comcast.net Director of Music: Br enda Kostial bkostial@gmail.com Director of Religious Education: Vicki Pavalko/vickipavalko@comcast.net Director of Evangelization: J anet Cr espi jancrespi@aol.com Parish Social Minister: Mary Ann T. Isaac mobyisaac55@comcast.net Parish Youth Minister: Chr is Baker chrisbaker224@gmail.com Parish Office Manager: J ean Pascale jspascale@comcast.net Secretary: Mamie Denehy mamiedenehy@comcast.net (Monday Thursday) Bookkeeper: Lor r ie Millette lorrie-bookkeeper@comcast.net (Friday only) PDF processed with CutePDF evaluation edition

2 March 25, 2018 Page 2 MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS FOR MARCH 25 APRIL 1 Saturday, Mar. 24: Vigil/Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord 4:00 p.m. Dolly Ealy (Donna, Michelle, Jackie, David, Corey & family) (St. James) Sunday, Mar. 25: Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord 8:45 a.m. The living and deceased members of St. James the Apostle Parish and our sister parish, Christ the King (St. James) 10:45 a.m. Tom Kirol (Christ the King Parish) (St. Anthony) Tuesday, Mar. 27: Lenten Weekday 8:30 a.m. Special intention for Fr. Frank Almade (Martin & Mary Ann Isaac) (St. James) Thursday, Mar. 29: Holy Thursday, Mass of the Last Supper 7:00 p.m. The Priests who serve us (Christ the King) (St. Anthony) Friday, Mar. 30: Good Friday 1:00 p.m. The Passion of the Lord (St. Anthony) Saturday, March 31: Easter Vigil of the Resurrection of the Lord 8:30 p.m. People of St. James & Christ the King parishes (St. James) Sunday, April 1: Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord 8:45 a.m. Families of St. James the Apostle (St. James) 10:45 a.m. Spiritual and temporal welfare of our parish and our sister parish (Christ the King Parish) (St. Anthony) 4 p.m. Mass on Saturdays in April is at Christ the King/St. Anthony PLEASE NOTE: All parish cemeteries are now under the management and care of the CATHOLIC PARISH CEMETERIES ASSOCIATION. All questions and concerns MUST be directed to Catholic Parish Cemeteries Association by calling their office at Contributions Week of March 18, 2018 Fiscal Year July 1, 2017, to June 30, 2018 Weekly Collection needed per week $...4, Weekly Collection given $...3, Weekly Collection needed to date $...147, Weekly Collection given to date $...136, Weekly Collection overage/(deficit) $...(11,236.00) Total Weekly Envelopes: 96 Contributions the Week of March 18, 2018 Fiscal Year July 1, 2017, to June 30, 2018 Weekly Collection needed per week Weekly Collection given this week Weekly Collection needed to date Weekly Collection given to date Collection overage/(deficit) $...3, $...2, $...138, $...138, $ Victim s Assistance Hotline: If you are a person who has been hurt by abuse from clergy or others associated with the Church, the Diocese offers assistance with counseling, spiritual direction and referrals to other supportive services. For information on any of these services, we invite you to contact our Diocesan Assistance Coordinator toll free at READINGS: SUNDAY, MARCH 25 Gospel at the Procession with Palms Jesus enters Jerusalem as the crowds shout, Hosanna! Mark 11:1-10 1st Reading The Lord s servant will stand firm, even when persecuted. Isaiah 50:4-7 Psalm A cry for help to the Lord in the face of evildoers. Psalm 22:8-9,17-18,19-20, nd Reading Christ was obedient even to death, but God has exalted him. Philippians 2:6-11 Gospel Reading Jesus is sentenced to death and crucified. The centurion who witnessed his death declared, This man was the Son of God. Mark 14:1 15:47 S CRIPTURE R EADINGS M ARCH 26 A PRIL 1 Monday: Is 42:1-7 Jn 12:1-11 Tuesday: Is 49:1-6 Jn 13:21-33, Wednesday: Is 50:4-9a Mt 26:14-25 Thursday: Holy Thursday Ex 12:1-8, Cor 11:23-26 Jn 13:1-15 Friday: Good Friday Is 52:13 53:12 Heb 4:14-16;5:7-9 Jn 18:1 19:42 Saturday: Easter Vigil Gn 1:1 2:2 Gn 22:1-18 Ex 15:1-2,3-4,5-6,17-18[1b] Is 54:5-14 Is 55:1-11 Bar 3:9-15,32 4:4 Ez 36:16-17a,18-28 Rom 6:3-11 Mk 16:1-7 Sunday: Easter Acts 10:34a,37-43 Col 3:1-4 Jn 20:1-9

3 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord Page 3 SACRAMENTS BAPTISM Christ the King & St. James the Apostle: Please call Sr. Zoe Ann Reiter, , for an appointment, at which time, date and Pre-Baptism session will be arranged. MARRIAGE Christ the King & St. James the Apostle: Please contact the deacon at least 6 months prior to the tentative wedding date. Please contact Sr. Zoe Ann Reiter at least 6 months prior to the tentative wedding date. Pre-Marriage Preparation is required. RECONCILIATION Christ the King and St. James the Apostle: Following the two daily Masses, on Saturdays at 3:15 p.m. at the church having 4 p.m. Mass, or by special appointment with the priest. VISITATION: In the hospital? Have a family member who has been admitted? Please notify Christ the King or St. James the Apostle of the admission. Visits cannot be made unless the office has been contacted. Privacy laws prevent the hospitals from giving out any information, even to religious leaders, concerning parishioners. A visit from Christ the King or St. James the Apostle is only a phone call away. Christ the King Health Ministry Outreach Soup is available for those recovering from surgery, an illness or just may need a lift. If you are visiting them and would like to take a container, please call the office or any member of Health Ministry to arrange pick up. PRAYER LISTS FOR CHRIST THE KING & ST. JAMES Please pray for our parishioners residing in nursing homes or other care facilities, for those who are homebound, for those who are ill, for those who may be facing surgery, and for those with special needs. CHRIST THE KING Nursing Homes & Care Facilities Theresa Gregg & Jenny Gadzia/ Golden Hill; New Castle Theresa McCree/Masternick Asst. Living; New Middletown OH Helen Sackin & Margaret Kelty/ Avalon N.H.; New Castle Agnes Searfoss & Olga Pisciuneri/ The Haven; New Castle Robert Pacillo/Jameson Care Center; New Castle Homebound, Sick or Other Deacon John Carran, Mary Sackin, Bonnie Isabella, Milan Stambul, Kathy Penwell, Richard Byers, Michael Sackin, Ann Exposito, Rose Micco, Gadelmeyer family, Louise Bryan, Cheryl Miller, Marshall Sackin, Katie Exposito, Kathy Stokes, Jennie Fusco, Pat & Ed Ammeen, Shirley Roseck, Delores Marcantino, John Pezzone, Marie Lucarelli, Matthew Pezzone, Donald Luther, Dom Greco, Ursie Fellner, Thelma Gregg, Joan Wyza, Nicholas Altman, Patty Tropea, Frank Karolivic, Valerie Villiani, Mary Ann & Josie Greco If you have a family member you would like to have added to our prayer list, please call the office. Special Prayer Request for Alex Brown, 12-year-old grandson of Jay and Janet Roach. Mohawk Food Bank: The food bank, run by H.O.P.E. from Bethel Church, continues to help people with food on the second Monday of each month. All donations are welcome. Donations for the month are beverages, juice, tea and coffee. We thank you for your continuing support in helping others. Questions? Please call Paula Silhanek at ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE Nursing Homes/ Care Facilities Victor Chrobak/Haven; New Castle Helen Fazzolare/Carriage Manor; New Castle James Goodge/Maplecrest; Struthers OH Madeline Kreslick/Rhodes Estates; New Castle Mike Pavlov/Sunrise; Poland, OH Hazel Pennington/Countryside Nursing Home; Mercer Betty Ann Topolosky and Albert Tkach/Edison Manor; New Castle Annette Zets-Burbick/The Grove at New Wilmington Homebound, Sick or Other Fr. Frank Almade, Isabelle Bartley, Pauline Beck, Joe Budzinski, Flo Buydos, Bob Buydos, Larry Callahan, Cappy & Phyllis Caparso, Deacon John Carran, Char Christy, Shirley Chesmer, Katie Dando, Gertrude Dietz, Dolores Despetorich, Arlene DeVite, Micheala Goodrum, Bill Huncik, Barb Kamyk, Joan Kamyk, George Lawrence, Lois Lahr, Bob Lennox, Frank & Erma Lovich, Tom Magnone, Al Muscarella, Tommy Peachock, Tanya Persohn, Ann Pope, Randy Pope, Rick Rager, Mary Frances Rish, Frank Romeo, Rocco Romeo, Shirley Roseck, Fr. Jim Salberg, Nick & Diane Sevachko, John Sotlar, Mary Lee Termina, Rose Verhosek and Tom Zets Don t forget A.C.T.S. monthly meeting on the 3 rd Thursday of the month following Mass at St. Anthony.

4 Page 4 March 25, 2018 Christ the King CCD is in session every Sunday for grades K-7 at St. Anthony Hall from 9:15 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. 4/8: Divine Mercy Chaplet Adoration/Prayer Shawl Service at St. Anthony 3 p.m. Bring rosary 4/11: St. Camillus 4/12: St. Camillus ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE CCD CCD 10 11:30 AM MARCH 25, & APRIL 8, 15, 22 CATECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD SUNDAY SESSIONS FOLLOW REGULAR CCD SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY SESSIONS 10-11:30 AM MAR 28, APR 11, 18 CGS Registrations open for Fall! ST. JAMES CONFIRMATION PREP Sessions are: Mar. 25 Special session Apr :30 am 10 11:30 am Prayer Service April 8 at 3 p.m. St. Anthony s Please pray for our Saint James, Christ the King and St. Camillus Candidates as they near their Confirmation that they will continue to hear God calling their names to be his love and mercy in the world as they live their lives in the Catholic faith. Sacrament of Confirmation Apr. 12, 7 p.m. St. Camillus We're all called to holiness, but what does that mean? How does God invite us to holiness through His perfect plan for our lives? High school men and women: don t miss Called by Name with XLT, on Sunday, April 15, 2018 from 4:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. at Saints John and Paul Church. Come to explore our universal call to holiness through an epic night of Mass, adoration, incredible talks, praise and worship, and dinner. This event features Mark Hart of Lifeteen; Father Rick Martignetti, OFM; Katrina Buchko; and Bishop David A. Zubik. No cost. Questions, text or call Chris Baker at Catholic Trivia Question: How well do you remember some of the things you learned about our Catholic religion? For your fun and enlightenment test yourself today on this question and then check your response by asking your neighbor... or look for the answer online on St. James website or continue reading in today s bulletin. At the end of this week we will celebrate the Triduum. To what does the term Triduum refer? A) The atrium or entrance of a Trinitarian church B) Jesus in the tomb for three days. C) The Three Days between Holy Thursday night and Easter Sunday night. D) The three hours Jesus hung on the cross. E) The Triune God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit (See answer on page 6)

5 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord Page 5 From the Desk of Deacon John J.M.J. Hosanna to the Son of David. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. O King of Israel. Hosanna in the highest. My dear sisters and brothers in Christ, today we come to commemorate Jesus entrance into Jerusalem on this Palm Passion Sunday. The crowds who welcomed Jesus chanting Hosanna to the Son of David all too soon changed their chant to Crucify Him, Crucify Him! as they came to realize that Jesus was not the earthly king they wished for, one who would restore Israel to its earthly kingdom. They failed to recognize and understand the kingdom Jesus was referring to was that of His Father s Heavenly Kingdom. They viewed everything with human eyes, rather than through the eyes of God. After our celebration today, we look to the Easter Triduum. On Holy Thursday, we will celebrate the Mass of the Last Supper when Jesus himself institutes the Eucharist, the great gift of himself, which is freely gifted to us each time the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered. On Good Friday, we will walk the steps of Jesus Passion and Crucifixion remembering His suffering and death for the sake of our sinfulness. This unselfish act of our dear Lord paid the price of our sins and opened the gates of Paradise for us. Then, on Holy Saturday, the culmination is realized as we celebrate the great Easter Vigil, when Jesus triumphs over sin and death by His glorious resurrection. This is such a beautiful liturgy starting with the blessing of the fire, then the blessing of the Paschal Candle and processing into the darkened church being led by the Light of Christ, which eventually illuminates the entire church. We then have the singing of the Easter Proclamation the Exsultet recalling the works of salvation. In the readings, we will hear once again of God s creation, the fall of humankind, the call of Abram, and the call of Moses to lead God s people out of slavery and receiving the Ten Commandments from God. All of this leading to the fulfillment of God s law in Christ Jesus, who brings salvation to all. This coming week is filled with a great deal to pray and reflect upon, especially all Jesus did in order to redeem us so that we can be reconciled with God our Father. May each of us take that extra time, not only to pray and reflect, but to also give thanks to our Lord for all he has done for us, even though we are unworthy sinners. May this Holy Week bear much spiritual fruit for each of us as we continue to answer the call of our Lord. God love you! Deacon John Blessed Is He Who Comes in the Name of the Lord Today we celebrant the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. The crowds waved palm and olive branches as Jesus rode into the city on a colt. They welcomed him as royalty, so moved were their hearts in faith and trust of God. Yet, while Christ s procession into the city is a moment of joy, the joy is fleeting as the coming days lead to the passion and death of Jesus. The central mysteries of our faith that we celebrate this week highlight for us the lengths to which God will go out of love for us. It is appropriate to ask ourselves, then, what lengths will we go to for God. As we journey On Mission for The Church Alive! it is not just our parishes that we should hope to be transformed. We should also hope that our hearts are transformed in love and service of God and others. How are we called to be ambassadors of Christ, coming in his name to share the life and light of God with everyone we meet? As we await the On Mission announcements one month from now, may we prepare our hearts to share the love of God in all we say and do. Visit onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to stay informed. Tabernacle Lamp Intentions: Parishioners may now request dedication of the Tabernacle Lamp in St. James the Apostle Chapel for their prayer intentions. A donation of $25 will dedicate the Tabernacle Lamp for a week beginning on Wednesdays and continuing through the following Tuesday. The Lamp intention will be posted as you enter the chapel. By the light of the Tabernacle Lamp in the chapel, prayers will be offered from March 21 through April 3 for Fr. Frank Almade by St. James the Apostle Parish.

6 Page 6 RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Jason Mathieson is a catechumen (unbaptized) in the RCIA process of preparing to be fully initiated in the Catholic Church when he will celebrate Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil this year. Jason will be celebrating the Easter sacraments along with the other 4 catechumens and candidates from the various parishes in the area (one from St. Vitus, one from Mary Mother of Hope, and two from St. Camillus) all of whom have been meeting together as a group each week. The initiation liturgy will be held at St. Camillus Parish on March 31 at 8:30 p.m. Jason will be accompanied by his wife, Katie Mathieson, his sponsor and godfather, Pete Pascale, and his godmother, Elizabeth Wilson. We at St. James are so happy to welcome and support Jason as a member of our parish community and look forward to the unique gifts and talents he will bring to us. CARDS OF WELCOME: On the tripod in the narthex there is a poster with a picture of Jason. We invite you to take an address label for him from the envelope on the poster and then mail him a note or a card welcoming him and telling him of your prayerful support. Thank you for sharing your faith with those desiring to join us as disciples of Christ and members of our church. For more information about our initiation process, call Sr. Zoe Ann at ST. JAMES BIBLE STUDY All are welcome to join us at St. James for our weekly Bible Study on the Women of the Old Testament. We meet on Monday nights at 7:00-8:30 and Tuesday mornings at 9:15-10:45 in the Great Room. Choose whichever day better suits your schedule each week. It is not necessary to have attended sessions previously. You are welcome to use one of our Bibles or bring your own. We hope you will come and bring a friend to explore with our friendly Bible Study group the lives of some brave and inspirational women. In preparation for this week s session we will be reading about Woman as an Image of God in the Bible with a focus on Eve and Wisdom/Sophia in the books of Genesis Chapters 1-3, Proverbs 8, 9, 31 and Sirach 1, 24, 51. Contact Sr. Zoe Ann for more info. Trivia Answer: March 25, 2018 C) The Three Days The Triduum refers to the three days which we also call the Three Great Days, since they are our holiest days of the entire year. On these three high holydays, we celebrate the paschal mystery of Christ s death and resurrection. This is the central belief of our faith, the very reason we are Christians. It is so important to us that the Church gives us not just one day to celebrate, but three days, a triduum! The measuring of days in the Jewish tradition was from sundown to sundown, not as we today would count a new day beginning at 12:00 midnight. Hence the 3 days of the Triduum are the 72 hours from sunset on Holy Thursday to sunset on Easter Sunday. (There are four of our days involved, but actually only three 24-hour periods.) We begin the Tr iduum with the evening Mass of the Lord s Supper on Holy Thursday, continue through Good Friday and Holy Saturday, culminate our celebration with the Easter Vigil on Saturday night and Mass on Easter Sunday, and then end with Evening Prayer on Easter Sunday night. We hope you will join us for the special ceremonies during this reflective and joyous time of the Triduum centered on Christ s death and resurrection. We use many rituals that are experienced only once a year, e.g., the washing of feet, the veneration of the cross, lighting the new fire, initiating new members into the church, etc. You are invited to pray with us during the Triduum at the following times. Holy Thursday, March 29, 7:00 p.m., Christ the King, St. Anthony Good Friday, March 30 1:00 p.m., Christ the King, St. Anthony Holy Saturday, March 31 Blessing of Easter food baskets, noon, St. James Easter Vigil, Saturday, March 31 8:30 p.m. at St. James the Apostle Easter Sunday, April 1 8:45 St. James the Apostle 10:45 Christ the King, St. Anthony Public is invited to Palm Sunday Ecumenical Concert On March 25 (Palm Sunday) at 3 in the afternoon at Westfield Presbyterian Church on Mt. Jackson Road in New Castle, there will be an ecumenical choir concert entitled Total Praise. It will consist of singers from area churches, including Eileen Untch and Maureen Kuhn from St. James. The concert is free to the public, but an offering will be taken to support Project HOPE. Refreshments will be served. This event is sponsored by the Mohawk Area Church Association.

7 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord Page 7 Christ the King Notes: The Mass Book at Christ the King is now full. Kindergarten forms available The Mohawk Area School District Pre-Kindergarten Screening is May 14, 2018 and May 15, Mohawk Elementary School will be conducting a screening for children who will be attending Kindergarten during the school year. Your child must be (5) Five years old AS OF September 1, Please come in to the Mohawk Elementary School between 8:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to get a packet. You must fill the screening packet out completely and return to the office before an appointment can be scheduled for your child/children. Ignite! As the Pittsburgh Diocese moves into the implementation phase of On Mission for the Church Alive!, the Ignite! process is being introduced to select areas throughout the diocese to help unite the parish groupings in a way that will foster vibrant communities of faith. St. James the Apostle Parish will host the Ignite! Come and See meeting for those Catholics responding to the need for additional evangelization leadership in our diocese. This diocesan wide meeting will take place at 7 p.m. on April 10 th at St. James the Apostle in the Great Room. Fr. Alex Wroblicky, Associate Director of Evangelization and Missionary Outreach for the Diocese of Pittsburgh, will be facilitating the evening. The School of Missionary Discipleship describes the essence of Ignite! as a formation and consultation process to train parish evangelization teams in the principles and practices of the New Evangelization. The teams are trained to run evangelization initiatives in the parish and help enrich ministries of hospitality and outreach by identifying areas of need and aligning the gifts and strengths of parishioners with those ministries. Please pray for our parishioners that will be applying for the Ignite! process. Many from our district will be applying but only four or five will be chosen. Mar. 26: Make Us Believers, Bob Summers passion play, 7 p.m. at St. Camillus in the church Apr. 21: SAVE THE DATE/Christ the King Night at the Races/St. Lawrence Hall July 22: SAVE THE DATE Feast of St. James Celebration & Dinner PENANCE SERVICES DURING LENT ALL BEGIN AT 7 P.M. Tuesday, March 27 Wednesday, March 28 St. Camillus St. Vitus Triduum schedule: Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord s Supper, Christ the King-St. Anthony, 7 p.m./fr. Farrell Good Friday, Celebration of Our Lord s Passion at Christ the King-St. Anthony, 1 p.m./fr. Farrell Holy Saturday, Blessing Easter baskets, St. James noon/deacon John Celebration of our Lord s Resurrection, at St. James the Apostle, 8:30 p.m./fr. Farrell Easter Sunday, St. James, 8:45 a.m./fr. Farrell Easter Sunday, St. Anthony, 10:45 a.m./fr. Farrell St. James CWO sponsors $500 Gift Card Raffle St. James Christian Women are selling $500 gift card lottery tickets for Giant Eagle or Shop & Save. The drawing will be based on the Mother s Day PA daily number. Tickets cost $2 each. You can purchase tickets from any C.W.O. member. Interested in becoming a Deacon? The Diocese of Pittsburgh is initiating the nomination and application process for admitting a new class of interested and qualified men from diocesan parishes into the Deacon Formation Program. Prospective applicants should consult with their pastor about submitting a nomination on their behalf. The deadline for nominations is May 15, Applications without a pastor s nomination will not be considered. Questions may be directed to deacons@diopitt.org or For more information go to the website at

8 Sunday March 25 CCD Grades PreK - 8th grade 10:00 am to 11:30 am Classrooms Vicki Pavalko Sunday March 25 Confirmation Prep 8th & 9th grades 10:00 am to 11:30 am Great Room Vicki Pavalko Sunday March 25 Catechesis of the Good Shepherd 10:00 am to 11:30 am Atrium Vicki Pavalko Monday March 26 Health & You 7:00 PM Social Hall Kelly Provencher Monday March 26 Bible Study 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm Great Room Sister Zoe Ann Tuesday March 27 Bible Study 09:15 am to 10:45 am Great Room Sister Zoe Ann Wednesday March 28 Catechesis of the Good Shepherd 10:00 am to 11:30 am Atrium Vicki Pavalko Wednesday March 28 Choir Practice 7:00 PM Church Brenda Kostial Thursday March 29 Mass of the Lord's Supper 7:00 PM CTK/St. Anthony Fr. Farrell Friday March 30 Good Friday of the Passion of the Lord 1:00 PM CTK/St. Anthony Fr. Farrell Saturday March 31 Blessing Easter food baskets noon Church Deacon John Saturday March 31 Bell Choir 02:00 pm to 03:00 pm Church Brenda Kostial Sunday April 1 EASTER See Mass Schedule Monday April 2 St. James Calendar of Events March 25 through April 7 Tuesday April 03 Pastoral Council 07:00 pm to 09:00 pm Great Room Pauline Beck Wednesday April 04 Catechesis of the Good Shepherd 10:00 am to 11:30 am Atrium Vicki Pavalko Wednesday April 04 Choir Practice 7:00 PM Church Brenda Kostial Thursday April 05 Mardi Gras 2018 WrapUp Hour 07:00 pm to 08:00 pm Great Room Mamie Denehy Friday April 06 Spiritual Poetry Group 03:00 pm to 04:30 pm Great Room Pauline Beck Saturday April 07 Bell Choir 02:00 pm to 03:00 pm Church Brenda Kostial

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