1 Sunday, November 13, 2016-33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time DIOCESAN-WIDE COLLECTION IN ALL PARISHES FOR OUR PARISH S HAITI PROJECT NEXT WEEKEND: Next Sunday the Feast of Christ Our King will conclude the Holy Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis. Bishop Kicanas is inviting all parishes to receive special collection at all Masses next weekend for our parish Haiti Project and its minister, Joan Martin. This diocesanwide action will be reaching out in mercy to the least among us in the Diocese of Port-de-Paix in Haiti. Hurricane Matthew and its aftereffects were recently compounded by three days of torrential rain in the region where Joan Martin ministers on our behalf. Our contribution as a sponsoring parish to the second collection will be hopefully matched many times over by Bishop Kicanas diocesan-wide appeal through all parishes embracing this mercy outlet. THE END IS COMING: We do not know when God knows. As we come to the end of another liturgical year, the readings from this thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time, alert us to the fact that life as we know it and the world as we know it will come to an end. However, it is not all bad news. This Sunday s Gospel reading offers hope and future in the second coming of Christ. Every time we pray our creed we remind ourselves of this reality when we pray, I believe He will come again to judge the living and the dead. Even in the midst of so much suffering around the world and harm done to creation and the environment, God s Word continues to be living and effective and alive and active in us. As we are forewarned of the end times, as people of faith and hope, we must give thanks for the living Word of God which empowers us in the meantime to respect God s gift of Creation and to build a world of justice, love and peace. We all have different levels of denial that life as we know it and the world as we know it is really in transition. We are on a journey of transformation and transfiguration through God s amazing grace to glory in the new creation. The heart of our call on our pilgrim journey to glory is summarized in the opening prayer of this Sunday s Mass in the following, simple way Grant us, we pray, O Lord our God, the constant gladness of being devoted to you, for it is full and lasting happiness to serve with constancy the author of all that is good. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen. Prayer After An Election Lord, as we end the election cycle And look ahead to a new administration, We pray for healing and wholeness for our nation. Our bonds of community must be repaired and restored. Our willingness to listen to one another must be strengthened. Our respect for every member of our society must be revived. May we move forward with hope, May we move forward with faith, May we move forward with compassion and love. All this we ask in faith through Christ Our Lord. Amen. -Excerpted from Jane Deren, Ph.D. Copyright 2016 Education for Justice, a project of Center of Concern THANKSGIVING 2016: You are invited and encouraged to celebrate with your parish family this Thanksgiving Day, November 24th at the 9:00am Mass. As we have done for the past few years, each family is invited to bring a loaf of bread for donation to the poor and place it on the table in front of the sanctuary prior to the Thanksgiving Mass. Bringing a loaf of bread in thanksgiving from one family s table to another s table that will nourish the homeless and needy, if done in the spirit of true love and thanksgiving, will be a fulfillment of the Gospel call of Jesus as often as you do it for the least of these, you do it for me. Thanksgiving Dinner: OMOS is again sponsoring a Thanksgiving dinner for parishioners who find themselves alone on the holiday. Any individual, couple or family is welcome. Many have family who are scattered throughout the country and are unable to join them. Many have no family at all, so this invitation is for you. If you would like to join us for Thanksgiving fellowship, please call the Parish office at 747-1321 and leave your name and telephone number. You will receive a confirmation call to give you the time and place. Hope to see you there. DECEMBER 3RD PILGRIMAGE OF MERCY TO OUR LADY QUEEN OF ANGELS ORPHANAGE IN AGUA PRIETA: The Tucson Chapter of the Blessed Nuno Society, home-based here at Our Mother of Sorrows Parish, is sponsoring an all-day pilgrimage to Our Lady Queen of Angels Orphanage in Agua Prieta on Saturday, December 3rd. Carl Sylvester, Executive Director, will lead the one-day pilgrimage. Participants will be helping bring supplies provided by the Society to the orphanage. The onsite visit to the orphanage, now housing almost 40 orphans, will give a hands-on prayerful experience of reaching out to the most vulnerable among us, the homeless orphans at the orphanage. Parishioner pilgrims will need to have a valid passport. The carpool/motorcade will depart from the parish parking lot after a 7:15am Mass on Saturday, December 3rd returning by 8pm on that Saturday evening. Pilgrim cars will be parked on the Douglas side of the border and the pilgrim group will walk across the border and board a bus for the 5-minute ride to the pilgrim site in Agua Prieta. There is no cost, but a freewill offering to offset the cost of the Mexican bus and to assist the orphanage will be collected at the orphanage. Pilgrims are responsible for paying for their own lunch at a Mexican restaurant. Parishioners interested in this pilgrimage are asked to contact Rocio at the parish office at 747-1321 or email rzamora@omosparish.org.
YES, LORD UPDATE 2 ANNUAL RENEWAL OF PLEDGE/TITHE COMMITMENT TIME: We are now in the second week of our annual renewal of the Yes, Lord pledge/tithe. Thanks to all who returned their completed commitment pledge/tithe cards this weekend. These first weekends of November give an extended opportunity to all parishioners to participate in this annual exercise. Completed commitment pledge/tithe cards can be mailed to the parish or dropped into the collection next weekend. PULPIT WITNESSES: Thanks to the following parishioners for sharing a personal witness: It is very important to me to offer my tithing, for when I tithe, I give the Lord not only the fruits of my labor but also a portion to the Lord in support of our parish and community. It is only right that I tithe in honor of my love for God and His tender mercy to me. I set aside 10% of my income to give to others as first fruits of my labor; 5% for our parish and 5% within our community. I feel blessed watching others being helped and humbled that God works through me to help others. - Maggie Medina Like many of you, I am still striving toward the practice of the 10% tithe ideal 5% towards our parish and 5% toward other charities. My weekly financial support of the parish is important to me for so many reasons. I recognize as a parent and a wife, a 10% tithe is not always a possibility while raising children and paying bills. I am sensitive to the fact that not everyone can commit to a 10% tithe. However, I continue to strive towards the goal and I know many of you do, too. I am grateful for this annual opportunity to receive and renew may own annual pledge to the parish. My husband and I will continue to do our best toward the tithing ideal. Each one of us here today is so blessed to be part of such an active parish. Without your weekly offertory, our very active parish would not be able to continue to grow. - Nichole Pelan SACRIFICIAL GIVING TOWARD THE IDEAL OF THE TITHE: Sacrificial giving, for many of our parishioners, is from substance rather than surplus. Many use the practice of the tithe, that is 10% of gross annual income 5% toward the parish and another 5% toward other charities (Annual Catholic Appeal, CTSO, Haiti, second collections, etc). Our parish Stewardship & Development Council members holds up and promotes the ideal of the 10% tithe to our parishioners. ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (EFT): Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is the established process of more and more of our parishioners in their planned tithing practices. Currently more than 332 parishioners use EFT to fulfill their tithe/pledge to the parish. The EFT process is a very simple and consistent process for parishioners to fulfill their regular giving pattern to the parish. Christian Education / Formation Scripture Reflection November 13, 2016-33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Luke 21:5-19 As Sunday s Gospel passage begins, people admire the stones and adornments of the temple. Jesus, the cornerstone of a new community, stands in this scene before a magnificent, 500-year-old building no one could have imagined would be gone. At the time Luke writes, Jesus prophetic words have come true. This testifies to the truth of the four rules/guides in Sunday s gospel that tell us how to survive such profound upheavals as the loss of a long-standing center of worship and life. The rules/guides are: 1) Don t stray, 2) Don t panic, 3) Give witness, 4) Endure. First, when people say, I am he (the messiah). I know when the end will be, don t go after them. Keep faith in Jesus. Second, when you hear of war and tumult, Jesus says, don t be terrified. These things will happen. They are not the end. Third, the worse, expect persecution. Expect that what happened to Jesus himself can happen to followers. A time of persecution will be a time to bear witness. In that time, Jesus promises to put words in his followers mouths. Fourth, and worse than persecution, Jesus tells his followers to expect parents, family, and friends to betray them and have them put to death. Here Luke has Jesus explaining how Christians in the 80s are to live as they face betrayal, even from other Jews and kin. Endure in faith is Luke s ethic for the time between Jesus first and second comings. ***What are your personal rules/guides? Mornings of Reflection Leading Us Through Advent: Monday s November 21, 28 & December 5 & 12 from 9:30-11:30am. This is a unique approach to rosary devotion, exploring rosary mysteries as they appear within the Eucharistic Mass. All 20 mysteries of the rosary are considered, with each mystery offering suggestions to help deepen our awareness of Christ s love. What a spiritual way to usher in Christmas. Facilitated by Mary Chajewski. PAC Retreat Room. No fee, but please register with the parish office. RITE OF ACCEPTANCE & RITE OF WELCOME This Sunday, November 13, at the 9am Mass we celebrated the Rite of Acceptance of 18 inquirers into the order of Catechumens (9 adults and 9 children) and the Rite of Welcoming for 5 baptized adults who are preparing for reception into the full communion of the Catholic Church. The prerequisite for making this first step is that the beginnings of the spiritual life and the fundamentals of Christian teaching have taken root in the candidates that you see Christ is alive in them. During this Rite, they publicly expressed their desire to the Church. It is now our responsibility as Church to pray for these catechumens and candidates as they continue to study in anticipation of the Easter Vigil and full communion into the Catholic Church. Adult Confirmation On Saturday, November 19th, at the 5:30pm Mass, we will celebrate 16 adults finishing their full initiation to the Catholic Church by receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation. Three of these candidates will also receive their First Holy Communion. Please pray for all these as we welcome them with a great AMEN.
3 Liturgy & Worship Liturgy At A Glance! Lyn Bulski at 305-3612 or Lbulski@ omosparish.org Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord Billy Carrington Eanes, Jr., Ophelia Corns, Margarita Fuentes, Manuel Vejar November 20 November 24 November 27 November 19 November 20 Feast of Christ the King Thanksgiving Mass at 9am* *Please bring a loaf of bread to share with the poor 1st Sunday of Advent- PURPLE! 5:30pm Cantor- Lyn Bulski & Ginny Clarke 7:00am no music 9:00am Praise Alive- Contemporary Adults 10:45am Laudate- Traditional-Adults 12:30pm Jammin - Contemporary-Teens 4:00pm Coro de los Niños- Children Spanish 6:00pm Cantor- Annie Do twice the good The Arizona charitable tax credit has doubled Married couples filing jointly claim a credit up to $800 Individual filers claim a credit up to $400 Donate to Catholic Community Services, claim the credit when you file your Arizona state income tax, and reduce your state taxes dollar for dollar. The choice is yours! Pay more in state tax or help children, families, seniors and people with disabilities right in our community. Completely separate from the CTSO credit! Donate online at 2www.ccs-soaz.org or call 520-670-0854. Or ask for a CCS tax credit mailer from the parish office. PRIEST CONFESSION SCHEDULE Wednesday 6pm - 6:25 pm Saturday 4pm - 5pm Saturday 7pm - 7:30pm READINGS FOR NEXT WEEK (In some instances, the optional readings may be used) Monday: Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 18:35-43 Tuesday: Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 19:1-10 Wednesday: Rv 4:1-11; Ps 150:1b-6; Lk 19:11-28 Thursday: Rv 5:1-10; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 19:41-44 Friday: Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131; Lk 19:45-48 or (for the memorial of the Dedication) Acts 28:11-16, 30-31; Ps 98:1-6; Mt 14:22-33 Saturday: Rv 11:4-12; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10; Lk 20:27-40 Sunday: 2 Sm 5:1-3; Ps 122:1-5; Col 1:12-20; Lk 23:35-43 Weekend of 11/5-6/16 $28,581 Thank you for your generous support! Eucharistic Adorers Needed Sun: 2 & 4pm Tue: 7am, 4pm Wed: 8, 9, 11am & 12, 4, 5, 7pm Fri: 8 am & 1, 10pm Sat: 6am Have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones. And when you have finished your daily task, go to sleep in peace. God is awake. Victor Hugo Forever in Our Hearts... New altar server albs have been memorialized by OMOS parishioners in loving tribute to the following cherished family members and friends: Joseph D. Abney II Francisca Roberto Babauta Joseph E. Brophy Ruth T. Brophy Timothy Brophy Jesus Canales Rudy Cardenas Chajewski /Knoblock Families Charles F. and Ina A. Cigliana Sean Coonan Teresa Feerick Carl Harlan Charlie Hustis Katie Hustis Juanita Jaramillo Joseph M. LeJeune Joe Lucius Drew Christian Madeiski Colleta R. McKinley Sr. Lauren Moss David M. Ross Joseph Skirtich Mark E. Smith Ricky Smith Tom Tighe Ida M. Welsh Mary P. Welsh Paul Welsh Mary Josephine Wolanski
Ministerios Hispanos LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Ap 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Sal 1:1-4, 6; Lc 18:35-43 Martes: Ap 3:1-6, 14-22; Sal 15 (14):2-5; Lc 19:1-10 Miércoles: Ap 4:1-11; Sal 150:1b-6; Lk 19:11-28 Jueves: Ap 5:1-10; Sal 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lc 19:41-44 Viernes: Ap 10:8-11; Sal 119 (118):14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131; Lc 19:45-48 o (para el memorial de la Dedicación) Hch 28:11-16, 30-31; Sal 98 (97):1-6; Mt 14:22-33 Sábado: Ap 11:4-12; Sal 144 (143):1b, 2, 9-10; Lc 20:27-40 Domingo: 2 Sm 5:1-3; Sal 122 (121):1-5; Col 1:12-20; Lc 23:35-43 Grupo de Oración San Juan Pablo II se reúne cada lunes de 7-9pm en el centro de actividades de la parroquia (PAC), te invitamos a formar parte de esta oración comunitaria e individual. Ven y Ora, aprende y toma un descanso del ajetreo diario en los brazos de Jesús. La oración es la columna vertebral de nuestra Fe. Calendario de Noviembre: Lunes Noviembre 14 Hora Santa: Diacono Francisco Lunes Noviembre 21 Tema: La Virgen de Guadalupe: María Rodríguez Lunes Noviembre 28 Misa de Sanación: Padre por Anunciarse Pequeñas comunidades de fe: Todos los miércoles por la mañana de 9:30 11:30am en el PAC salón de retiros. Estos grupos son una gran oportunidad para fortalecer nuestra fe, a través de compartir las sagradas escrituras y compartir y profundizar en nuestra fe. Conoce gente nueva y cultiva amistades que tiene el mismo gusto de aprender más de Dios. Conociendo nuestra Misión Hispana: Todos los miércoles de 7-9 PM en el PAC comedor. Aprendiendo a discernir y fortalecer nuestra vocación ministerial y descubriendo como nuestra Fe y Cultura se entrelazan con los procesos evangelizadores y catequéticos en nuestra Iglesia católica multicultural en los Estados Unidos. Estas sesiones son para toda la familia Hispana que ama su fe católica y sus raíces hispanas, pero que vive en los estados unidos. Ven y acompáñanos el futuro de Iglesia depende de los hispanos! Casa Maria sandwich-making will be on Thursday, November 17th 8:30am - 10:30am in the Parish Activity Center Dining Room Come one, come all! Thanksgiving Dinner Outreach Thanksgiving Tree This is a great way to share your blessings with families in need this Thanksgiving. There are many families in Our Mother of Sorrows parish and in our neighborhood that cannot afford a Thanksgiving meal but with your help we can reach out to our brothers in sisters in need. Simply pick a leaf off the tree in the vestibule and drop the top of the card off at the parish office or drop it in the collection basket. Then bring in your donation during the time frame listed on your leaf. (Yes, we do have a freezer for the turkeys, so turkeys, hams, and non-perishable items can be dropped off anytime.) Monetary donations and Fry s gift cards are also greatly appreciated. If you have questions please contact Laura Stehle, 305-3611. Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, November 24, 2016 3pm in the PAC Dining Room OMOS is again sponsoring a Thanksgiving dinner for parishioners who find themselves alone on the Holiday. Any individual, couple or family is welcome. Many of us have family who are scattered throughout the country and are unable to join them. Many have no family at all, so this invitation is for you. If you would like to join us for Thanksgiving dinner and fellowship, please call the parish office at 747-1321 by November 21st and leave your name and telephone number. We will return your call to confirm your attendance. Hope to see you there. Advent Sale The Christian Education Formation Commission will be selling Advent items, including the Little Blue Books and Sunday Missals after all Masses next weekend, November 19th & 20th. Be sure to stop by and check out our large variety of items to help you prepare for Christmas and throughout the year. This will be the only weekend we will be outside of the church. Prayer Healing Ministry Sat., November 19th 9:00am-1:00pm Be prepared for Our Lord to heal you of the emotional wounds of the past Four talks will be given: Physical and Inner Healing Resting in the Spirit Examination of Conscience To register, call or text Norma Morrison 520-471-1022 Doors open at 8:30am Free refreshments 4
5 YOUTH Ministry Rooted in Christ, Strengthened in Identity omoslifeteen.weebly.com Celebrate Mass with us every Sunday at 12:30pm It would be easier for the world to survive without the sun than to do without Holy Mass. St. Padre Pio H.S. Confirmation will meet in the PAC Dining Room Sunday, 10:00 am...come, Holy Spirit! ALL High School Teens are welcome to join us in the PAC Dining Room Sunday from 1:30-3:30pm For Life Teen...Bring Your Friends! All Teens are invited to Adore with Core Thursdays at 5:00pm Cenacle Chapel Teen Lead Meeting Sunday, Nov. 13 at 3:30pm Immediately following Life Teen Dear Parish Family, In order to effectively serve the awesome teens in this parish, we ask you that you prayerfully consider helping our Youth Ministry. We need committed Core members who are available on Sundays, and are also in need of simple prepared meals for our Life Teen meetings. Questions? Contact Kim Sisson at 747-1321 or ksisson@omosparish.org. Thank you! Christian Life Commission Pray For Those Who Seek Healing: Names have been entered into the Book of Those Who Seek Healing, located on a stand in the back of the church. Donna Olson, Irma Cruz Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary will take place in the PAC Rm #2 on Thursday, November 17th at 7pm. The Our Mother of Perpetual Help Rosary will take place at 3pm on Wednesday, November 16th. For more information, please call 250-0242. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS will be available after Sunday morning Masses next weekend. Stop by to have yours checked. We will also be making appointments at that time for the Blood Drive scheduled for Sunday, November 27th. Stand Up for Kids Family Service/Outreach Opportunity Saturday, November 19th 10:00-11:00am OMOS Parish Hall Guest Presenter: Kim Sisson, Executive Director Stand Up for Kids Tucson National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week November 12-20, 2016 In recognition of National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week, Strong Catholic Families has asked Kim Sisson, OMOS Youth Minister, to share a little about the work she does with teens on the street and how we can lend a helping hand. After the presentation we will be making hygiene and food packets for youth on the streets. Families of all ages are welcome to attend and take part in this outreach opportunity. Your RSVP to Laura Stehle 747-1321or lstehle@omosparish.org helps us in our planning but walk-ins are welcome. Your help in donating some items needed for Stand Up for Kids is greatly appreciated! Items can be dropped off at the Parish Office and include: Pop-top cans of ravioli Packets of tuna Individual-serving size Peanut Butter Small packages of crackers Capri Sun or juice boxes Granola or protein bars Individual packs of trail mix Slim Jim Toothbrushes/travel-size toothpaste Lip balm or ChapStick Deodorant Disposable razors Women s low-cut socks Feminine hygiene and sanitary products Donations are not a requirement for participation
THIS WEEK'S MASS SCHEDULE: If you would like to present the gifts of bread and wine at the Mass offered for your loved one, please sign up in the Gift Bearer Book behind the last pew in the back of church. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 7:00 am - Len Jasiak+ 9:00 am - Deacon Paul Welsh+ 10:45 am - Sr. Maxine Hart+ 12:30 pm - Patricia San Agustin Cabale+, Lilian San Agustin+ 4:00 pm - Fernanda Figueroa (Birthday) 6:00 pm - Teresa Feerick+ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 6:30 am - Mary Burke+ 8:30 am - Robert B. Piorkowski+ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 6:30 am - All Souls in Purgatory 8:30 am - Robert Zimmermann+ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 6:30 am - Eloise Rosas+ *8:30 am - Tom McGovern+ 6:30 pm - Peace & Justice THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 6:30 am - Joe & Colleen McDuffy 8:30 am - Carolina & Diego Valenzuela (Birthday) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 6:30 am - Kiyo Cecil+ 8:30 am - Albert Cecil+ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 8:30 am - Carolina Stoliker (Birthday) 5:30 pm - Matheo The+, Lucia Yen+, Phancico Phao+ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 7:00 am - Alice Kosalko+ 9:00 am - Calixto Galagar, Sr.+ 10:45 am - Dolores Gross+ 12:30 pm - Deceased members of Gabad Family+ 4:00 pm - Edmundo Luis Rivera+ 6:00 pm - Edward Ernst+ & Nora Rook+ *School Mass (when school is in session) Anointing of the Sick on the first Wednesday and Friday of each month 6 THIS WEEK AT OMOS PARISH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 All Day - SVDP Food Drive - Church Parking Lot 10:00 am - New Parishioner Orientation - Parish Hall 10:30 am - WCC Parent Gathering - PAC/Auditorium 2:00 pm - Bilingual Reconciliation Mtg - PAC/Auditorium 2:00 pm - SCF (Spanish) -PAC/Scout Rm MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 9:00 am - Lectio Divina - Cenacle Chapel 6:30 pm - Divorce Recovery - PAC/Rm #1 6:30 pm - Stephen Ministry Mtg - PAC/Dining Rm 7:00 pm - Grupo de Oracion - PAC/Scout Rm TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 9:30 am - Book Club - PAC/Rm #1 10:00 am - TDS Seniors - PAC/Dining Rm 6:00 pm - RCIA Classes - PAC/Dining Rm 6:00 pm - Confirmation/POF - PAC/Auditorium/Scout Rm 6:30 pm - Book Study: The Joy of Love - PAC/Rm #1 7:00 pm - Christian Recovery - PAC/Rm #2 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 9:30 am - Golden Agers Cards - PAC/Dining Rm 9:30 am - Faith Sharing (Spanish) -PAC/Retreat Rm 6:30 pm - Catechist Training - PAC/Auditorium 6:45 pm - Lectio Divina - PAC/Retreat Rm 7:00 pm - Hispanic Ministry - PAC/Dining Rm THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 8:30 am - Casa Maria Sandwich-making - PAC/Dining Rm 9:30 am - Art Class - PAC/Scout Rm 5:30 pm - Diocesan Charismatic Group Mtg - PAC/Retreat Rm 7:00 pm - OLOG Rosary - PAC/Rm#2 7:00 pm - Jesus in the Gospel of John - PAC/Auditorium 7:00 pm - Baptism Classes - PAC/Dining Rm FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 7:00 pm - Charismatic Prayer Group - PAC/Rm #1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 9:00 am - Healing Seminar - PAC/Scout Rm 5:00 pm - Advent Sales - Outside Church 5:00 pm - Ladies Guild Bake Sale - Parish Hall SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 After morning Masses - Ladies Guild Bake Sale - Parish Hall After all Masses - Advent Sales - Outside Church 2:00 pm - SCF (Spanish) -PAC/Scout Rm The St. Vincent de Paul Society will hold its FOOD DRIVE this weekend and will be accepting your donations at all Masses. Non-perishable items always needed include canned tuna, canned meats, pasta and pasta sauce, cereals, canned fruits and vegetables, peanut butter & jelly, pork & beans, soups and hot dogs. Cash donations will also be gratefully accepted. Our clients can always use toiletry items such as shampoo, body soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, razors, deodorants. Members will be in front of the church to receive your donations. If you forgot your gifts, they can be left at any time in the marked SVDP boxes in the vestibule. Your generosity is greatly appreciated and assists us in providing for many families within our community. Pre-ordered copies of the missals for the new liturgical season have arrived and may be picked up in the parish office. LADIES GUILD BAKE SALE November 19/20 AFTER 5:30 PM MASS & ALL MORNING MASSES IN THE PARISH HALL COME & BUY SOME YUMMY BAKED GOODS AND ENTER THE RAFFLE FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A PRIZE!