The Church of Epiphany ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Our Church Gathers for Celebration of the Eucharist SUNDAY 8:00 am & 10:30 am SATURDAY 9:00 am and 4:00 pm Vigil of Sunday WEEKDAYS 9:00 am Monday thru Saturday HOLIDAYS Mass as Announced Mon. Jan. 1 Solemnity of Mary Sun. April 1 Easter Thurs. May 10 Ascension Thursday Wed. Aug. 15 Assumption of Mary Thurs. Nov. 1 Feast of All Saints Sat. Dec. 8 Immaculate Conception Tues. Dec. 25 Christmas The Sacrament of Penance Saturday 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm or by appointment anytime. Sacrament of Marriage Saturday 11:00 am, 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm. Couples should contact the Parish Office to make preparations at least 1 year before the planned wedding date. Parish Staff REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, Pastor REV. JAMES REDSTONE, Weekend Assistant LOUIS V. COMMISSO, Deacon FRANK W. JACKSON, Deacon Retired MICHAEL MULLARKEY, Deacon RONALD NOWAK, Deacon KIM LORENTZEN, Director Religious Education DANIEL DANTONI, Director of Music DONNA WOODLEY, Parish Secretary CAROL LORE, Finance Secretary MICHELE EVANS, Administrative Asst., Rel. Ed. JENNIFER LARDIERI, Religious Ed Assistant MICHAEL & AMY NOWAK, Middle School Youth Group Welcome New Parishioners Please fill out a registration form which can be obtained in the Commons Area or contact the parish office during office hours. REV. MICHAEL SANTANGELO, PASTOR Rectory / Parish Office 615 Thiele Road, Brick, NJ 08724 732-458-0220 FAX: 732-458-0855 Office Hours Mon.-Thurs 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Summer Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Website: www.churchofepiphany.org Follow us on Facebook! Religious Education Office 732-785-0872 Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 am to 3:30 pm Fri. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Summer Hours: 9:00AM-3:00PM Sacrament of Baptism The Sacrament of Baptism is ordinarily celebrated the 2 nd and 4 th Sundays of each month at 12:00 pm. To schedule Baptism, please call the Parish Office, at least one month in advance. Sponsor Letters/Requirements The following is required by Canon Law to be a Catholic Godparent/Sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation. Be at least 16 years of age. Have completed the Sacraments of Initiation. (Baptism, Eucharist & Confirmation). If married, have a marriage that is canonically valid and recognized by the Catholic Church. Be a registered and active parishioner living a life of faith. You must be registered with our parish for at least 3 months before we will provide a sponsor letter. Although you may have registered with our parish, if you are not attending Mass regularly and using the envelope system there is no way for the parish office to confirm regular Mass attendance. Please contact the Parish Office to confirm your status with our parish. October 21, 2018 29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time
DAILY MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, October 20, 2018 9:00AM Anthony Libretti by Pat McCormack 4:00PM Christine Cavallini by June & Red Eipert Sunday, October 21, 2018 8:00AM People of the Parish 10:30AM Elizabeth Romano by the Flesta family Monday, October 22, 2018 9:00AM Stella Cifrodella by John Cifrodella Tuesday, October 23, 2018 9:00AM Ed Baumgart by Vera Wednesday, October 24, 2018 9:00AM Antoinette Raspantini by John Broda Thursday, October 25, 2018 9:00AM Matt Salamone by J. Princiotta & Family Friday, October 26, 2018 9:00AM Ellen & Lou Iorio (Living) Wedding Anniversary Saturday, October 27, 2018 9:00AM Rita Napolitano by Beth & Bill Sauerbrey Intentions in the Gray book 4:00PM Faust Colantuoni by Sharon King Sunday, October 28, 2018 8:00AM Elizabeth Romano by Kristen Eipert 10:30AM Jean Elizabeth & Jerry Jr. Lardieri by her Family People of the Parish Sunday Scriptures Here are next Sunday s Scripture Readings 30 th Sunday in Ordinary Time First Reading: Jeremiah 31:7-9 Jeremiah speaks of God reuniting the people of Israel after their exile. He states that although they departed in tears, God will lead them all back and protect them, because he is father to Israel. For Reflection and Sharing: What words particularly spoke to you in this reading? Second Reading: Hebrews 5:1-6 Gospel: Mark 10:46-52 All Saints Day Holy Day of Obligation Oct. 31 st : Vigil 7:00PM Nov. 1 st Mass: 9:00AM & 7:00PM THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH Monday, October 22, 2018 8:15AM Morning Prayer & Rosary WA (Mon Sat) 10:00AM Food Pantry PH#2 11:00AM Stoke Steppers PH#1 2:30PM Senior Exercise APR 4:00PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament WA 7:00PM Evangelization Meeting PH#1 7:15PM Bible Study APR 7:30PM Task Force Meeting RE Tuesday, October 23, 2018 9:30AM Come and See Bible Study APR 5:30PM Religious Education Grades 1-8 All Facilities 7:30PM Finance Meeting APR 7:30PM Contemporary Group WA 7:30PM Joy Prayer Group PH#1 Wednesday, October 24, 2018 9:30AM Hospitality after Mass APR 1:00PM Blood Drive APR 7:00PM Separated & Divorced PH#1 8:00PM Knights of Columbus Social PH#3 Thursday, October 25, 2018 11:00AM Stoke Steppers PH#1 6:30PM Jr. High School Youth Group - APR 7:30PM Adult Choir WA Friday, October 26, 2018 8:00AM AA APR Saturday, October 27, 2018 9:00AM Jordan s Roses APR 10:00AM Food Pantry PH#2 12:00PM Youth Group Spaghetti Dinner APR Sunday, October 28, 2018 8:00AM 7 th & 8 th Grade Mandatory Mass 9:00AM Halloween Breakfast after the 8 & 10:30 Masses 10:30AM Children s Liturgy of The Word APR 12:00PM Baptism (For the latest /updated Parish calendar: Please visit our website for Google Calendar) Legend: APR All Purpose Room PH Parish Hall CA Commons Area WA Worship Area RE Religious Education Room OS Outside The Feast of All Souls Thursday, November 2 nd is the Feast of All Souls. If you wish to remember, in Mass, those close to you who have passed on, we have All Souls envelopes in the Commons Area. The All Souls envelopes will be placed on the Altar during the month of November. Mass will be celebrated on November 2 nd at 9:00AM. Mass of Remembrance Epiphany will celebrate a special Mass of Remembrance on Friday, November 2 nd at 7:00PM. We will remember all our parishioners and loved ones who have passed on to eternal life during this past year. Jordyn Grace Guenther 2
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK BABY CARMINE ANTHONY, EMMANUEL SPANO, ANN LEWIS, VERONICA SEGARS, CHRISTINE PEREZ, TOM WOLFE, MICHAEL MENZEL, PATTI TORIS, ANDREW WINTER, KATHLEEN CLARE, MARIE GENTEMPO, ADOLFO VELIZ, ANN MARIE SPIRIO, JEAN DORIA, SR. JEAN BANNON, BRIAN MAHONEY, JACK STELLA, THERESA IORIO, BETTY SARNO, REBECCA CONSTINTINE, LUKE BROWN, GLEN TUZZOLINO, HELEN MOLNAR, GIOVANNI GASPAR, MATTHEW SPANTON, ED PUZIO, BABY EVAN ROMANO, JEANNIE LEVI, BARBARA BALLESTAS, LAURIE ALEXANDER, KATHLEEN KYME, JENNA FARLEY, CAROL SISTO, AUDRIANA PIMENTEL, GREG MADOR, and those in the sick call book. Please Pray For the Sick list is for those parishioners who are in need of further prayers from our Prayers of the Faithful. They will remain on the list for 2 months, after which time their names will be moved to the Grey Book. To add someone to the prayer list, call Donna at 732-458-0220 or email Donna@churchofepiphany.org Please pray for the repose of the souls of the deceased spouses, relative, friends and benefactors of the parish and for the comfort and consolation of their families including; Donald Krebs Sr., Thomas Strittmatter. Weekly Remembrance Oct 21 ST Oct 28 TH The Tabernacle Lamp will burn in the honor/memory of: Robert & Rosemarie Aramanda The Blessed Mother Devotional Lamp will burn in honor/memory of: Stella Cifrodella The Sacred Heart Devotional Lamp will burn in honor/memory of: In Thanksgiving The St. Joseph Devotional Lamp will burn in honor/memory of: Special Intention Bethany Bereavement The discussion will be lead by Fr. Jim Redstone. Be with us as we journey through our losses and work towards acceptance, especially when it comes to significant dates without the physical presence of our loved ones. All are welcome. Our next meeting will be on; November 15 th at 7:00pm in the APR. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament The Gospel tells us that the Lord asked his friends to watch and pray with him. At Epiphany, a special time-share with the Lord, takes place on Monday s from 4-7pm. Concerns and challenges, spoken or unspoken, are part of life. Consider carrying your personal concerns to the Lord. The gathering of the faith community gives honor and praise to the Lord and prayer is offered for one another. Private prayer and/or stillness is left to you as is the amount of time you spend in the worship area. Emmaus Men s Group The Emmaus Men s Group of Epiphany is a ministry for today s Catholic man. It exists to serve and bring together men to strengthen their faith. The group meets on the second Saturday of each month. This months meeting will start with Mass at 9:00am to be followed with a meeting in the cafeteria. Our next meeting will be on November 10, 2018 at Epiphany. Any questions, please contact Deacon Ron Nowak. Jordan s Roses Jordan s Roses cordially invites all women from high school age and up to join us on Saturday, October 27 th for a morning of spirituality and fellowship. This month s topic is breaking free of feminine stereotypes. We will begin with Mass at 9:00 a.m. followed by fellowship at 10:00 a.m. in the All Purpose Room. Light refreshments will be served. ALL WOMEN OF ALL FAITHS ARE WELCOME ~ sign-up in the Commons Area or Please email jordansroses@churchofepiphany.org Altar Rosary Society The Altar Rosary Society will meet the first Saturday of each month at the 9:00 AM Mass and then recitation of the rosary in the worship area. Followed by brief meeting with light refreshments in the APR. Our next meeting will be on Saturday, November 3, 2018. This Rosary Society will be open to Catholic men and women who praise and honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and to secure her patronage by the recitation of the Rosary. If you have any questions please contact Donna West at DWest471@comcast.net St. Vincent DePaul In the Gospel today Jesus tells His disciples: "Anyone among you who aspires to greatness must serve the rest; whoever wants to rank first among you must serve the needs of all." When you give to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, you give hope to your neighbors in need. Monetary donations may be left in the poor box. Celiac Sprue Parishioners The parish provides a low gluten (<0.01% gluten content) host for those who are gluten-intolerant. Parishioners should see the Deacon or Priest prior to the beginning of Mass in order to be included in the reception of the Eucharist. 3
Stewardship in Action ***Our Current Collection*** Your continued generosity is most appreciated! 10/14 - $6092.72 Weekly Collection $110.00 Online Giving $52.00 Christmas Club Our Annual Appeal 2018 Our Goal $48,000 Pledges - $28,805 Payments $26,987 Donors 168 Why Should I use weekly envelopes? The use of envelopes is important, they document your active participation in the faith life of our parish. This information is needed in order to obtain a Letter of Eligibility to be issued when you are asked to be a baptism or confirmation sponsor. This also facilitates the preparation of a statement of contributions for income tax purpose. If you do not currently participate in our envelope system and would like to start using them, please contact the Parish Office at 732-458-0220. Annual Appeal Explanation The Annual Catholic Appeal, formerly the Bishop s Appeal, mission remains the same as it was when it began; to financially empower the Church to serve all the people of God, regardless of belief. What s different today: the needs are greater than ever before. For more information visit the Diocese website: http://www.dioceseoftrenton.org/catholicappeal/ Online Giving If you prefer to pay bills and manage your finances online, you can set up an account and make your parish offering online via our website. You will be able to specify exactly how much you are giving, how you are giving it (credit card or bank withdrawal), to what fund you are giving, and when/how often you would like to contribute. It s safe and secure, and you can even track your giving history and pledge progress at any time. Just click the Online Giving button (on the home page or the Online Giving page) to get started or access your existing account. If you have questions about the security of online giving or the processes involved, check out the Online Giving FAQ page on our website: churchofepiphany.org Ways to Perpetuate a Memory or Commemorate an Event The Tree of Life: This is a way to perpetuate the memory of a loved one or to memorialize someone. To make a donation of $500 for an engraved leaf or $2500 for a stone, please contact the parish office staff at 732-458-0220 or email carol@churchofepiphany.org Commemorative Bricks: This is an ideal way to commemorate a graduation, wedding, special family celebration, or acknowledge a love one. To order one of the two bricks (4X8 or 8X8) and make a donation of $150 or $200, please contact the parish office staff at 732-458-0220 or email carol@churchofepiphany.org Bequests We are a tax-exempt non-profit Organization and gratefully accept donations from last will and testament and/or stock to assist in carrying out our mission. For more information on how to have your wishes known, please talk to your personal banking representative. May God Bless you for your generosity! Vigil Candles Candles will be in honor or memory of the named individual for one week (Sunday to Saturday) and announced in our bulletin. Donation is $10. Candles for 2018 are now available. Spiritual Bouquet A Spiritual Bouquet is a spiritual blessing that is made for a loved one during the First Friday Mass of the Month. In addition, their name will be printed in the bulletin. You can also request a card. Donation is $10 Forgot your Offering Envelope? We have Welcome envelopes in our Commons area available to anyone who does not have an envelope or forgot their envelope at home, or if you prefer you can always mail us your offering at your convenience. Monthly News Letter If you would like to start receiving our news letter, please visit our website at www.churchofepiphany.org, click the picture to the right that says Join Our Email List and follow the step. Go to; https://smile.amazon.com/ch/22-2050316 Start shopping and don t forget to use Amazon Smile every time you shop! PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS THEY MAKE OUR BULLETIN POSSIBLE! Please call 800-883-4343 for your advertisement. 4
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Kim Lorentzen Director of Education 732-785-0576 kim@churchofepiphany.org Michele Evans Administrative Assistant 732-785-0872 michele@churchofepiphany.org Youth Group News The Epiphany Junior Youth Group will be meeting on October 25 th at 6:30 PM in the APR. Bring a friend and give us a try! Any questions please Email Amy & Mike Nowak at epiphanyjryouthbrick@gmail.com Children s Liturgy of the Word Our youngest parishioners are invited to join us every Sunday, at the 10:30 Mass in the APR for the Children s Liturgy of the Word. It s open to ages 4 through Second Grade. No need to pre-register or sign up. If you have any questions, or would like to volunteer to assist please contact Sharon King @ sharon@churchofepiphany.org or leave a message with the Church office. Join the Adult Choir! Don t miss out on your opportunity. Is there a commitment when becoming a member of the choir? ABSOLUTELY! But with great commitment comes great reward! I promise you leaving mass with a sense of accomplishment, a sense of joy, all by enhancing the mass for the congregation. To be a part of that is something special. There is also your personal attraction to it. You will feel it. The Holy Spirit is always with us. He gives us a responsibility I can say with conviction He has a definite sense of humor, which can be heard at some of the rehearsals. If you have any questions please email me at; dan@churchofepiphany.org. - Dan Dantoni, Director of Music. Epiphany Youth Choir Beginning this fall, at each 10:30 Mass, ALL religious education students will have the opportunity to sing together during Mass. Joining the Epiphany Youth Choir will satisfy requirements for homily reflections throughout the year. It can also be used as service hours for 7 th & 8 th graders! Rehearsals are at 10am prior to the Mass. For more information contact Dan Dantoni at dan@churchofepiphany.org Italian Night! Mangia! Senior Youth Group and the 8th Graders present Italian Night on October 27th at 5:00 PM. For tickets please see Sharon King after the 10:30 Mass. Proceeds from this event will help defray the cost of the Steubenville Youth Conference in July, 2019. The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is a process where you can experience the Catholic faith community. It is an opportunity for questions to be answered and for learning about the teachings and traditions of the Catholic Church. Are you: A person who has not been baptized and would like to learn more about the Catholic faith, and become a Catholic A Baptized Christian of another denomination who would like to learn about and join the Catholic tradition? A baptized Roman Catholic who has not received Eucharist or Confirmation and would like to become a full participant in the life of the Church? The Christian Initiation process offers an environment of support and guidance as you discover God is working in your life. Through RCIA, the Epiphany parish community can help you fulfill this faith journey. If you think the RCIA program is for you, and you would like registration information, please call Michele in the Religious Ed office 732-785-0872. Silverball Museum Arcade The Silverball Museum Arcade on the Asbury Park Boardwalk has a collection of 200 classic and new pinball machines plus video games, skee ball, air hockey and more. Unlimited free play upon admission. Help support our parish by buying admission cards (1 hour - $12.50, 6 hours - $15 or all day $25). We keep 50% of the proceeds. Admission tickets on sale in the parish office. Halloween Breakfast Epiphany Knights of Columbus 8160 with the Children s Liturgy invites you to Halloween Breakfast on Sunday, October 28 th (After 8am & 10:30am Masses). Eggs, Bacon, Sausage & Pancakes will be served. Cost: $7 per person or $25 for a family of four. Congratulations! The Gift Auction Committee would like to Congratulate Sky Strittmatter for his beautiful artwork which will be used for our Gift Auction Program Cover. Thank you to all the children who sent in their art work! 5
Gospel: Mark 10:35-45 Two of the disciples ask Jesus that they be allowed to sit at his right and left side when he comes into his glory. Jesus explains that they should not be concerned with their position. Instead they should concern themselves with serving others just as Jesus was planning to serve many in giving his own life for their sins. Since we have a great high priest who has passed through the heavens, Jesus, the Son of God, let us hold fast to our confession. For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, for he has similarly been tested in every way, yet without sin. So let us confidently approach the throne of grace to receive mercy and to find grace for timely help. When the Father sent the Son as our redeemer, Jesus assumed every part of our humanity, except sin. For this reason He knows and understands us, with our strengths and weaknesses, our cares and concerns. Because of His identity with us, I am able to seek Him out in my every need. He knows my deep desire to live as a faithful disciple. He knows that when I fail, He is awaiting me with open arms. Because of His closeness to me, I go to Him without fear, as He gives me the gift of His mercy and grace. myparish App Stay up-to-date with what is going on in your parish throughout the week. With myparish app you can receive and easily respond to messages from your parish, and RSVP for upcoming events. Enjoy many useful faith-building resources and features to complement our daily faith life, such as, Confessions and prayer time reminders, daily Mass readings, quick access to parish contacts, the ability to submit prayer requests, receive MASSMode reminders to silence your phone before Mass, and much more! Text App to 88202 to download or go to myparishapp.com. Senior Exercise The Senior Exercise Program is on Monday s at 2:30PM in the APR. A little osteo exercise, chair aerobics, some rhythmic dance movements, healthy advice and lots of fun!!! Canes & Walkers Welcome! I would like to thank all of the families and friends that have supported our parish with their time and generous donations. Due to their support and generosity, our gift auction has been a huge success. I would specifically like to thank Michele Evans, Diane Ponsiglione,Tricia Berneck, Karen Reber, Barbara Favretto, Kristen Carter, Angela DiGiovanni, Laura Digiovanni, Lillian Sena, Jennifer Kunz, Sharon King, Judy Henry, Ann Selk, Joan Mack, Roseanne Silverstein, and Jen Lardieri for all their time and hard work during the past few months. A special thank you to Lisa Farley for the donation for our centerpieces and Melissa McGlynn for designing our tickets This gift auction is one of Epiphany s largest fundraiser of the year. Proceeds from this event go directly back to our parish to support various programs and ministries. Sincerely, Fr. Michael Santangelo Helping Hands Helping Hands is in need of the following items; Soup, Canned Fruit, Canned Ravioli, Canned Salmon/Tuna, Pasta, Pancake Mix/Syrup, Coffee/Tea, Body Soap, Shampoo, Condiments, Laundry Detergent. Our families are also in need of pet food & supplies. We want to thank you for everything you have given to us. Epiphany Parishioners are the greatest! Blood Drive October 24 th from 2PM 7:00PM/APR There is a blood shortage, please help. Sign up now online at redcrossblood.org. Any questions call Barbara Andersen at 732-616-1107. We also need of a few volunteers to man the sign in desk and distribute snacks. FORMED.org is a wonderful source of information to assist you on your spiritual journey at a time and place that s convenient for you. This is free and a wonderful source for adults as well as children. It s easy; go to the parish website: www.churchofepiphany.org, click on the formed.org link, enter your email address and create a password and you are ready to go! The parish code is QCFWHW. Be informed today! 6
What is the Communion of Saints? The Communion of Saints is the family of God. Saints are everyone in heaven, people and angels. People never become angels. We remain people and will even get our bodies back (but perfected) at the Second Coming. The Communion of Saints refers to both the individuals who make up God s family, and the relationship that we continue to have that extends beyond time and space. We continue to pray for those who have died, and when they re in heaven, they pray for us. The funeral liturgy says that, our relationship is changed, not ended. As we approach All Saint s Day and All Soul s Day, we remember those who have gone before us and we remember the bonds of friendship that don t ever fail, even in death. The Solemnity of All Saint s was designated in the early Church to celebrate all the folks that couldn t fit on to the Church s liturgical calendar for Feast Days. As the martyrs were being made in the early Church, the date that they were killed became their feast day. But, there were so many that there weren t enough days in the year. Plus, some of the martyrs and people who died in right relationship with Jesus simply weren t known to the community, so All Saint s became a day to celebrate them all. All Souls Day is when we pray for our beloved dead who might still be in Purgatory. We believe that our prayers can strengthen them, and make them more open to accepting God s mercy and making them more fit for heaven. We will celebrate a Mass of Remembrance for our deceased loved ones on November 2 nd at 7:00pm Bus Trip to Sight & Sound The Religious Education department is hosting a bus trip to see Jesus at Sight & Sound on September 21 st, 2019. The cost is $155 for Adults (13 & up) and $105 for Children 3-12. Payment in full is due upon reservation. Please see Flyer in the commons area for more information and to sign up. There are only 45 seats left! The trip includes; round trip transportation, theater ticket (Orchestra seating) and a buffet lunch at Good & Plenty Restaurant. Charismatic Healing Mass The Healing Shepherd Prayer Group invites all to a Charismatic Healing Mass on Monday, October 22 nd at 8:00PM at Holy Cross Church on Ward Ave & Rumson Rd, in Rumson. The Celebrant will be Fr. Koch who is Pastor of St. Benedict Parish in Holmdel. The next Healing Mass is on November 26 th. For more information please call 732-842-3274. Upcoming Events: Save the Date! October 24 th Blood Drive 27 th Youth Group Italian Night 28 th Halloween Breakfast November 10 th & 11 th Christmas Card Sale 23rd Annual Thanksgiving Dinner December 1st Drop & Shop 2 nd Jersey Mike s Fundraiser 8 th Living Nativity / Night in Bethlehem 16 th Breakfast with Santa 18 th Lesson and Carols Calling All TAUs! (aka, Professed Secular Franciscan s who have relocated to the Jersey Shore) Looking for a new fraternity? Look no further! We are the St. Maximilian Kolbe Fraternity at St. Peter Church in Point Pleasant. Let s get acquainted on November 11 th at 1:30PM in Lower Kolbe Hall. For more info/rsvp by November 5 th to: Minister Dorothy O Reilly, OFS 732-575-7913 Donations The people who suffered flooding in Greenbriar I are in need of large and small appliances and furniture. The appliances need to be electric only please. If you have gently used items that you would like to donate, please call Jessica Fletcher at 732-458-3700 or email jef613@gmail.com. Please note: donations can be picked up from you. Thank you! Promise to Protect ~ Pledge to Heal The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives outlined in the US Bishop s Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People and to its own policies and guidelines in regard to the reporting and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors. If you have been sexually abused as a minor by a member of the clergy or anyone representing the Catholic Church or if know of someone who was, you can report the abuse through the diocesan ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-888-296-2965 or via e-mail at abuseline@diocesoftrenton.org. The Diocese of Trenton reports any allegations of sexual abuse to the appropriate law enforcement agencies. Anyone with an allegation is also encouraged to provide that information to the local enforcement authorities. 7
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