St. Leo Catholic Church 1920 N. 102nd St. Omaha NE 68114 402.397.0407 www.stleo.net June 03 2 0 1 8 Pastor Fr. Craig Loecker Senior Associate Pastor Fr. Jerome Dillon Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:00pm Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00noon, 5:30pm Monday-Friday: 6:40am, 8:00am St. Pius X/St. Leo School 6905 Blondo Street 402.551.6667 Principal: Cory Sepich St. Leo the Great Mission Statement St. Leo the Great Parish is a faith-filled community dedicated to Offering inspiring & prayerful worship, Developing & maintaining quality, life-long religious education for everyone, Providing loving service to those in need, Celebrating the great events in our parish family.
Office Hours Monday-Friday: 8:30am - 5:00pm Reconciliation Saturday 3:30-4:30pm and by appointment Weddings Contact church at least 6 months in advance Baptism -Next Baptism Class: June 10, 9am-11:30am Pre-register for 1 Class, call the office or visit www.stleo.net and look for the link Sacraments. -Next Baptism Mass June 17 at 10:00am Communion for Homebound Contact the parish office Parish Registration Stop by the parish office to fill out a registration form Deacon Community George & Sandy Knockenhauer Jim & Lori Shipman Trung & Hanh Nguyen Norm & Joyce Tierney Kevin & Jen Fuller Parish Staff Betsy Bridgeford, Business Manager Jennifer Fuller, Director of Religious Education Janet Drvol, Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministries Drew Neneman, Director of Liturgy & Music Sr. Ann Marie Petrylka, Pastoral Minister Mike Short, Custodian/Maintenance Dina Turco, Parish Secretary Parish Council Mickie Rieschl, President Janelle Schuttler, Vice President Ron Glinka, Treasurer Maureen Dellamano, Secretary Dear Parishioners, A Note from Fr. Craig Today is the feast of the Body & Blood of Christ. The Eucharist is the center of the whole Catholic liturgy. The Eucharist is most important in the life of the Church because it is Jesus Christ. The Eucharist is a sacrament which really, truly, and substantially contains the body and blood, soul and divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ under the appearances of bread and wine. The substance of the bread & wine changes but the appearance and taste does not. It is called Transubstantiation. The Eucharist was instituted at the Last Supper. We are the only religion which teaches that after the consecration, the bread and wine changes into the body and blood of Christ. It is not a symbol of the presence of Jesus but it is Jesus. When we receive communion, we are filled with God s life which we call grace and our venial sins are forgiven. Let us appreciate this great gift from God and receive our Lord as often as we can. There is a Corpus Christi procession beginning at Our Lady of Lourdes at 2:30 today and finishing at St Peter s Church. This week is vacation bible school. We pray for our young people as they come to know the bible. Next weekend we will have all Masses outside near the garden. Please bring a chair. If the weather is too hot or rain, we will have Mass in Church. This is to celebrate the founding of our parish 40 years ago. We continue to invite all families to have your picture taken for our pictorial directory. You can sign up after mass or online during the week. Go to our website www.stleo.net to sign up. I remind you that our office will be closed all Fridays during the summer. Fr. Craig Thank You St. Leo Parish for your Amazing Support through Omaha Gives! We raised $11,320! That's more than DOUBLE our revenue for this fundraiser last year! Your support of St. Leo through this event NOT ONLY offset the cost of important services and materials we strive to grant access to through our Church, but also provided St. Leo the Great new and vital visibility in our community! Here's to a great summer! God Bless you All! 02 l St. Leo Catholic Church
#stleo40 St. Leo Parish turns 40 this year. We will kick off our year long celebration on the weekend of June 9th & 10th. That weekend, all of our Masses will be held outside (weather permitting) in honor of our first Mass held here on the corner of102nd & Blondo. Our ground breaking Mass was the first time we celebrated Mass together on our future site of our Church. We ask everyone to bring a chair to Mass that weekend and we will have mini socials after each Mass. We hope you all Fr. Vince Mainelli at our groundbreaking Mass. can attend! #stleo40 Planners and Volunteers Needed! We are planning lots of great activities to celebrate our 40 years, but we need help! We are looking for a #stleo40 planning crew to help put together ideas for the year. As we go throughout the year, we will need volunteers to help with the events. If you are interested in being part of the planning group, call the office at 402-397-0407 or email dina@stleo.net. In Loving Memory Please remember in your prayers those who have been born into eternal life, especially Bernice Wittrock, mother of Fr. Dan Wittrock. May their souls and the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. St. Leo Prayer Line Call the following with prayer requests: Jane M. (9am-5pm) 391-8826 Jeanne S. (5pm-9pm) 493-0145 The Parish Office (9am-5pm) 397-0407 OR You can enter your petitions in the book located in the Commons. Omaha, NE l 03
Connections High School Ministry Make a Connection! Connections is a weekly gathering for all High School Students. It is a great opportunity to meet new people, learn about our faith, discuss relevant issues, and have fun, too! All are welcome! For info: contact Janet at janet@stleo.net or 397-0407. All Good Things Come From You: Lord, you are to be blessed and praised; All good things come from you: You are in our words and in our thoughts, And in all that we do. -St. Teresa of Avila Upcoming Events June 4: Worlds of Fun July 8-12: High School Service Trip to Winnebago and Walt Hill July 16-20: Just 5 Days Middle School Service Trip Religious Formation Vacation Bible School is Happening this Week! Please keep our volunteers and participants in your prayers as they journey through the week! Registration for Wednesday Religious Education 2018-19 has begun. If you have children In public school, Kindergarten through Grade 8, we encourage you to register them for next fall. If for any reason the children have missed a sacrament, or have any special needs, we are here to help. Registrations can be found on the website and at the church. We can also email a copy to you. Questions, or to request a form, our email is reled@stleo.net or call 402-397-0407. Young Adult News Staying Connected Young Adult Study Series will finish the series over the summer. Please e-mail Janet at janet@stleo.net if you wish to join. Join us for our Summer Scripture Presentation July 19, 26 & August 2 Fr. Scott Hastings will be presenting A Walk through the Acts of the Apostles The presentation will be a discussion of this text, which spans the first three decades of the life of the Church, starting from the day of Pentecost. We will take a close look at the people involved and the story of the spread of Christianity to the known world. July 19, July 26, and August 2 at 7:00pm. Please call the office 403--397-0407 to reserve a spot. Beginning June 8 and continuing through August, the parish office will be closed on Fridays. We will be open Monday through Thursday 8:30am-5:00pm (closed for lunch from 12:30-1:30pm), but will close on Fridays during June, July and August. This will not affect Francis House Fridays. Thank you. Sign up Now to get your photo taken for the St. Leo Pictorial Directory In celebration of our 40th anniversary, we will do a pictorial directory this summer. All parishioners are invited to participate. Photos will be taken at St. Leo in late June and Mid July. Sign up online now. The link can be found on our website, www.stleo.net. You can also sign up after Masses on the weekend. Everyone who participates receives a free 8 x 10 and a directory. You will also have the opportunity to purchase more photos if you choose. 04 l St. Leo Catholic Church
St. Leo Women s Group Update! The following are a few event facts since it began in January 2016 with the mission of Women Building a Supportive Community, Service and Socializing: SOCIAL EVENTS: Bowling, Craft-Making Evening, Game Meetings, July and December Celebration Picnics/ Potlucks, Mardi Gras Party, Mother s Day Brunch SERVICE EVENTS: Fall Festival Silent Auction Baskets, Funeral Luncheon Crew Kitchen Shower, New Cassel Valentine Cards, Ronald MacDonald House Supper, Cookie-decorating and Caroling, Liturgical Director Assistance/ Office Assistance EDUCATIONAL EVENTS: Tours of Boys Town, Douglas Co. 911 Center, Kaneko Gallery, Lauritzen Gardens, Tanzania Lecture, Mercy Charism Lecture. So, bring a friend to the Tuesday, July 10 Women s Group Patriotic Picnic, 7-8:30 pm for fun games, gathering of new program ideas and enjoying St. Leo women. Suggestions/Questions: contact Linda Leary, 402-350-1788 or lleary1@cox.net Sacred Heart of Jesus Whether statues or stained glass, the image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus can be found in churches all over the world. Jesus looks down, one hand extended out and another pointing to a heart wreathed in thorns and glowing with light. In the Sacred Heart, we see both the sorrow and the joy of the life of Christ, who became one of us out of love. "Jesus knew and loved us each and all during his life, his agony, and his Passion and gave himself up for each one of us? He has loved us all with a human heart" (CCC 478). In the Incarnation, God becomes man. Jesus experienced the fullness of humanity, including its sufferings. June 8th is the Feast of the Sacred Heart. We remember all that Jesus endured for us. We also remember why he endured it -- out of love. Readings for the Week of June 4, 2018 Monday: 2 Pt 1:2-7/Ps 91:1-2, 14-15b, 15c-16 [cf. 2b]/Mk 12:1-12 Tuesday: 2 Pt 3:12-15a, 17-18/Ps 90:2, 3-4, 10, 14 and 16 [1]/ Mk 12:13-17 Wednesday: 2 Tm 1:1-3. 6-12/ Ps 123:1b-2ab, 2cdef [1b]/Mk 12:18-27 Thursday: 2 Tm 2:8-15/Ps 25:4-5ab, 8-9, 10 and 14 [4]/Mk 12:28-34 Friday: Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c- 9/Is 12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [3]/Eph 3:8-12, 14-19/Jn 19:31-37 Saturday: 2 Tm 4:1-8/Ps 71:8-9, 14-15ab, 16-17, 22 [cf. 15ab]/ Lk 2:41-51 Next Sunday: Gn 3:9-15/Ps 130:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 [7bc]/2 Cor 4:13--5:1/Mk 3:20-35 Liturgical Publications Inc Omaha, NE l 05
Good News from St. Pius X/St. Leo School "St. Pius X / St. Leo School is a diverse community forming students in the Catholic faith to excel in academics and service to others." Hello St. Pius X / St. Leo Community members, It s been an amazing year and I wanted to personally thank everyone in our school community for making me feel so welcome. I cannot begin to thank you all enough for all of your prayers, support and kindness in my first year as the principal. I am amazed at how fast the year went by and I am so excited for the future of our school community. As we ended the year, we had our end of the school year luncheon. The following faculty and staff members were honored at the end of the school year luncheon by our school for their years of service to St. Pius X / St. Leo School: 5 Years of Service Jerry Carreon (5th grade teacher), Colleen Morrissey (7th grade teacher assistant), Bonnie Tuttle (cafeteria), Chris Worthy (3rd grade teacher assistant). 10 Years of Service Mary Greiner (Business/Personnel coordinator), Jen Martinez (7th grade religion and geography teacher) 15 Years of Service Anita Peterson (3rd grade teacher) 25 years of service Alice Gerraughty (2nd grade teacher), Denise Johnston (2nd grade teacher), Terri Preston (Technology teacher) Special Awards This year we also honored the people who are leaving our school, some after many years and others a few years of ministry, and who has touched all of us in our school community. They are Teri Goertzen, Heidi Leach, Kate Macias, Margie Dunlap, Mychal Lanik, Bob Nowaczyk, Ann Marus, Dave Ludwig and Pam Botos. We are thankful for the service these people have given to our school community and wish them well in their new endeavors. They will be greatly missed by the members of our school community. Special Note: The school office will be closed at different times during the summer. When our office is open, our office hours during the day will be 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM. with time off for lunch. It s always wise, during the summer to call ahead to make sure we are in the office at the particular time you d like to come. Our school office number is 402-551- 6667. St. Pius X/St. Leo School If you have children in grades Pre- Kindergarten (3- year-old and 4-year -old programs) to Grade 8 that you are thinking about sending to our school for the next school year, please call our school office at 402-551-6667 to set up a time to come and visit, and, then enroll your child/ren when you decide to come to our school. We are blessed that our grades are filling up fast but we would love for you and your family to join our school family next year. Cory Sepich, Principal 06 l St. Leo Catholic Church
Liturgical Ministry Schedule Saturday, 5:00pm 6/9/2018 Fr. Dillon Deacon Norm EMHC: T. Pogge, L. Conant, K. Conant, M. Hohman, C. Hohman, P. Peacock, K. Mettling, D. Shavlik, D. Havlovic, M. Schlueter, M.J. Ziskey, D. Guier, J. Schuttler, M. Baldwin, K. O Connell Lectors: C. Hohman, K. Condon Servers: P. Ahianti, J. Fuller, M. Madsen, T. Gregg Sacristan: J. Raleigh Sunday, 8:00am 6/10/2018 Fr. Dillon Deacon Trung EMHC: C. Hausman, M. Rauterkus, C. Ramold, C. Dellamano, H. Weist, E. Weist, M. Dickerson, L. Kremla, S. Kremla, C. Drew, E. Murphy, M. Falcon, N. Haske, L. Eriksen Lectors: J. Tierney Servers: E. Ashby, B. Benson Sacristan: L. Eriksen Sunday, 10:00am 6/10/2018 Fr. Dillon Deacon Kevin EMHC: C. Heck, M. Mayberger, E. Ortner, R. Glinka, C. Ziskey, H. Nguyen, S. Helms, D. Loschen, J. Findley, D. Carew, A. Van Winkle, M. Yosten, M.B. Donovan, L. Cooper, E. Rodriguez-Sierra Lectors: R. Bauer, I. Padilla Servers: T., Z. & A. ten Bensel, J. Ortner Sacristan: P. Acuff Sunday, 12:00pm 6/10/2018 Fr. Craig EMHC: J. Couch, T. Abbott, J. Novotny, D. Nownes, B. Schweiger, P. Sexton, E. Dovi Lectors: S. Miles, Sub Needed Servers: J. Sitti, S. Zungbowenon Sacristan: C. Hanrahan Sunday, 5:30pm 6/10/2018 Fr. Craig EMHC: Sub Needed, M. Burke, D. Richter, S. Shaw, M.C. Wilson, Sub Needed, Sub Needed Lector: M. Burke, N. Ruckman Servers: A., D., D., & J. Kampe Sacristan: M. Ford Heavenly Helpers Saturday, June 9 at 8:00am 1. R. Andres 2. R. Bauan 3. R. Learned 4. M. Phelps 5. L. Schroeder 6. B. Schumacher 7. S. Sitti 8. D. Svehla If you would like to volunteer to help clean the church, please call the office at 402-397-0407. This Week at St. Leo Monday, June 4 9:00am VBS Tuesday, June 5 9:00am VBS 6:30pm St. Monica Prayer Group Wednesday, June 6 9:00am VBS Thursday, June 7 9:00am VBS Friday, June 8 Office Closed. Saturday, June 9 6:30pm Young at Heart Dinner Sunday, June 10 9:00am Baptism Class Mass Intentions Monday, June 4 6:40am Communion Service 8:00am Communion Service Tuesday, June 5 6:40am + Tere Linehan 8:00am + Mary Clare MacKenzie Wednesday, June 6 6:40am + Matt Kuehl 8:00am + Coley O Doherty Thursday, June 7 6:40am + Bala Perez & Michael Peeris 8:00am + Jean Dudley Gallagher Friday, June 8 6:40am + Mariann Shanno 8:00am + Jim Kelly Saturday, June 9 5:00pm + Douglas & Margaret Welsh Sunday, June 10 8:00am + Tony Manganaro 10:00am + Ricarte Polloso 12:00pm + Bob Dunn 5:30pm St. Leo Parish Family Visitation Ministry June 4 Methodist Kanger/Cafferty June 8 Immanuel Davis/Bauer June 10 Brighton Gardens (11:15) Reynolds June 10 Waterford (11:15) Williamson June 10 Camelot (11:15) Abbott June 10 Bickford Cottage (11:15) Tierney June 10 Old Mill Rehab (11:15) Berthelsen Omaha, NE l 07
Laity in Liturgy June 3 THANK YOU, ST. LEO PARISH, for a Fantastic Ministry Drive! Our totals are in at 8 New Heavenly Helpers, 10 Newly Pledged EMHCs, 5 Newly Pledged Lectors, 2 Newly Pledged, Music Ministers, 2 Newly Pledged Liturgy of the Word for Children Teachers, 18 New Funeral Lunch Volunteers, 5 new Communion Ministers and 4 New Ushers. That s 54 NEW MINISTERS! Even bigger than LAST YEAR! That doesn t even include the new families who signed up to support Siena Francis House. What a blessing! I ll let you in on a little secret, I (Drew the liturgist) was terribly ill during and after the Ministry Drive. So I am just this week, post-graduation, post Easter, post Ascension post music season getting in touch with all our new ministers! If you have not been contacted for initial information by the time you read this column, please get in touch with us at drew@stleo.net to learn whatever you need to get started in your new ministry. IT S ALSO NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP!!!! We are AL- WAYS TAKING new minister volunteers! If you signed up for a Mass ministry and need to be mandated, those Dates are as Follows PLEASE ATTEND ONE Archdiocese Training Dates this fall for EMHCs and Lectors are: Sunday August 5th @ St. Columbkille 1:30 PM Monday August 13th @ St. Vincent De Paul 7:00 PM Tuesday August 21st @ St. Leo 7:00 PM...AND you must attend the Mentation Mass Thursday August 30th @ St. Cecilia s The Young Catholic Professionals (ages 21-40) will be hosting their next Networking Happy Hour on Monday June 4th at 1912 in Benson. Join them for drinks and free appetizers from 6:30-9:00pm. www.facebook.com/ YCPOmaha" The next Young Catholic Professionals (ages 21-40) meeting is Tuesday June 19th at Creighton Prep. Donna Dostal will be speaking on "Everyday Super Powers". Join them for Mass at 6:15 pm followed by an evening of faith, fellowship, and friendship! www.facebook.com/ YCPOmaha" Love, Logic & Laughter: Tips on Raising Catholic Kids On June 5th at Christ the King parish from 7-8:00pm Daniel & Teresa Kenney, Keith & Kate Jiron and Dcn. Omar & Miriam Gutierrez will share stories of about raising their Catholic kids. Learn about ways to talk to your children about the faith, discover resources or just come to share your own stories. No registration is required. Everyone 18 years and older are welcome. 08 l St. Leo Catholic Church
In Pursuit of Life, Love and Happiness By: Deacon Jim Shipman A covenant is when two parties make a solemn pledge to keep an agreement with each other and no matter what happens they will honor that agreement. As an example, our Catholic Church, believes that marriage is a covenant relationship between man and women and is a bond that should not be broken. During salvation history, God, has made many covenants with his people that he will protect, guide and provide for them if they follow His statutes and commandments. God always keeps his side of the covenant, unfortunately God s people have not always kept their solemn pledge. We see an example of one of God s covenants in our first reading. Moses is telling his people about the covenant and the sign of that covenant is the sprinkled blood of a lamb. The people proclaimed they would do what the Lord commands. We hear in our second reading from Hebrews that Jesus is the mediator of the new covenant. In our Gospel we hear the story of the last supper in which Jesus gives us the new covenant, which is His body, blood, soul and divinity in the Holy Eucharist. Each time we attend Mass, we are witnessing the memorial of this covenant with God s people. It is presented in the form of bread and wine which Jesus said, this is my body, and my blood of the covenant, which will be shed for many. We are not receiving a symbol, we are receiving the MOST HOLY BODY and BLOOD of Christ. In this Eucharistic celebration we not only receive Jesus, we are affirming our belief in God s New Covenant. St. Leo Knights of Columbus Upcoming Events: Thursday, June 14: General Meeting, 7pm (W2/3) Visit our webpage for more information on the Knights of Columbus: www.stleo.net, then click on forms and links tab. Singles 50 s & 60+ Group at St. Leo The 50 s/60+ Singles Group at St. Leo s is a social group of men & women in their 50s & better, single for any reason regardless of religious beliefs. You can view the monthly calendar on the St. Leo website: www.stleo.net. The newsletter is found on the forms & links tab. If you don t have internet access, call the parish office. They will mail you a copy & answer questions. With internet access, you can also email me for more information. If you have a change of address/single status or now have internet access, please contact the office (402-397-0407) & let them know that or email me (ppeacockoma@yahoo.com). June 2018 June 8 (Friday): La Mesa - 5055 S 155th St (156th & Q Sts) @ 5:30pm Pat Hinsley, 402-830-6104 June 16 (Saturday): SkyBox: 6720 S 168th St 68154 @ 5:30pm Arlene, 402-290-7949 June 29 (Friday) J C Mandarin Clocktower Village (East of Westroads) - 5:30pm Nancy S, 402-739-4864 ~ Praying For Vocations ~ Corpus Christi. Let us pray that, nourished by the Eucharist, we can live our vocation with hope, love, and commitment. Continue to pray for the newly ordained of our diocese and those of the whole world. St. Leo Food Pantry Needs Our pantry is in need of cereal, jelly and soup. If you can donate a box, jar or can, that would be great. Please note: We can only use soup that you can heat and eat. We cannot use any chicken broth or cream of mushroom soup. Also, we are at capacity on our vegetables, so we don t have any room right now for veggies. We will let you know as soon as we are getting low again. Thank you so much for feeding the hungry! Omaha, NE l 09
Prayer for Those Serving our City as Police, Fire & Rescue Please keep the following men and women in your prayers as they currently serve our city: Jerry Baggert, Ronnie Beasley, Todd Callahan, Bill Clark, Matt Fadell, Tim Harding, Bernie Kanger Jr., Ken Kanger, Brandon Krajeski, Scott Kriener, Brendan O'Flynn, Michael O Hanlon, Adam Rokes, D.J. Roshone, Justin Rudloff, Scott Schendt, Brian Schmaderer, Todd Schmaderer, David Shavlik, Kenneth Shipman, Mike Smith If you have a loved one (family or friend) who is currently serving our city and would like their name listed each week asking for prayers, please email dina@stleo.net. Blessed are you Lord, God of Mercy, Send down your blessings and your protection on these your servants, who so generously devote themselves to helping others. Protect them and grant them courage when they are afraid, wisdom when they must make quick decisions, strength when they are weary, and compassion in all their work. + Amen. Community News & Events ~Assistant Superintendent Job Opening: The Archdiocese of Omaha seeks a leader in Catholic education to join our dedicated, impassioned and visionary team. We serve, support and advance a diverse, progressive and expanding school system of 71 schools, rich in the tradition of deep Catholic identity and high expectations. The preferred candidate will continue the work of the apostolate, widening the doors to our Church through robust, sustainable and vital, Christ-filled school communities. Learn more about our Archdiocese and schools at http:// archomaha.org and http://lovemyschool.com Applicants must apply through http:// careers.archomaha.org. ~Santa Lucia Festival June 7-10: The Santa Lucia Festival will be held from Thursday evening until Sunday evening, June 7th-10th, at the Lewis & Clark Landing in downtown Omaha. The schedule of events can be found on their website santaluciafestival.com The procession with Santa Lucia s statue will be after the 11 am Mass at St. Frances Cabrini Sunday, June 10th. Prayer for Those Serving our Country in the Military Please keep these men and women in your prayers: John Banker, David Banker, Leigh Barry, Carl Benander, John Bergmann, Thomas Buechler, Joshua Busch, Thomas Caniglia, Maury Champoux, Chandler Clark, Shaun Cyr, Jake Dreessen, Eli Reichert, Ryan Fetters, Anthony Fleming, Ed Fuchs, Aaron Hagy, Amber Hagy, Jonathon Hale, Jordan Hammond, Wesley Hulstein, Deborah Infante, Jack Johnston, Danielle Jorgenson, TJ Kafka, Alex Kelly, Daniel Kudlacz, Doug Langhorst, Donovan Leary, Andrew Leary, Matthew Leary, John D. Lehman, Nick Lynch, Cameron McWilliams, Jessica Milbourn, Karoline Rieks, Chris Rivers, Nathan Rokes, Jake Schumacher, Sean P. Walz, Andrea J. White, Nate Whisler, Matt Wolford, Maggie Yakus If you have a loved one (family or friend) who is currently serving our country and would like their name listed each week here asking for prayers, please email dina@stleo.net. O Prince of Peace, we humbly ask Your protection for all our men and women in military service. Give them unflinching courage to defend with honor, dignity, and devotion the rights of all who are imperiled by injustice and evil. +Amen CARE Certificates Available after Masses and at the Parish office during the week. $10 Arbys Barnes & Noble Bath & Body Works Burger King Chipotle Claire s Coldstone Creamery Culvers Dairy Queen Dunkin Donuts Krispy Kreme Marcus Theaters Panera Bread Pizza Hut Runza Scooters Starbucks Subway Taco Bell Wendys $15 Itunes $25 AMC Theaters, Aeropostle, Amazon, Applebees, Banana Republic, Barnes & Noble, Bass Pro Shop, Bath & Body Works, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Bonefish Grill, Buffalo Wild Wings, Cabellas, Carrabas, Cheesecake Factory, CVS Pharmacy, Dick s Sporting Goods, Dillards, Fazoli s, Fareway, Flemings, Fresh Thyme, Gap, Kohls, Home Depot, Lowes, Marcus Theaters, Menards, Old Chicago, Old Navy, Olive Garden, Outback, Penneys, Qdoba, Red Lobster, Red Robin, Romeos, Sephora, Shell Gas, Starbucks, Target, Texas Roadhouse, Valentinos, Whole Foods, Walmart $50 Family Fare, BP Gas 10 l St. Leo Catholic Church
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