Good News - Church of the Redeemer

Good News
Volume XXXIX Number 12
June 2015
804-746-4911
Inside this issue:
Thank You
2
Eucharistic
Procession
3
Vacation Bible
School info
7
Schedules
Anniversaries
Birthdays
1015
June is Stewardship Month for Music & Liturgy!
Redeemer has always been a community that has valued music
and liturgy, striving to live the Vatican Council II challenge to “Full,
active and conscious participation” each weekend. Our mission
statement is even entitled “The Spirit of Redeemer: To Answer
God’s Call.” You are no doubt familiar with the beautiful music Redeemer is known for, as well as our wonderful celebration of the
liturgy.
To continue to have the music and liturgy that we
cherish and that gives us life, much help will be required and there are many, many opportunities to
serve both in public ways and behind the scenes.
This month highlights these opportunities to serve
Redeemer through music and liturgical ministries. We encourage
you to visit the stewardship tables to see how you can answer
God’s call!
During the month of June, Music & Liturgy will be hosting a
display just outside of the Worship Space in the Worship
Commons, with information and sign-up sheets for various
opportunities. Stop by and see if you’re interested!
We will be kicking off the month with a brief handbell concert
featuring the Redeemer Ringers after the 8:00 mass on June
7. Hope to see you there!
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Celebrating Our Faith
The worship space was full of energy in early May as the elementary faith
formation programs participated in their closing liturgies. Each class assisted in some way - serving as greeters, lectors, and ushers; preparing the
altar; and leading the prayers of petition. These were lively liturgies in
which our children were able to share their talents in a special way. Many
thanks to Father Jay; Mary Atkinson and Tad Stilwell - the prayer leaders
for the evenings; our musicians – John Bagley and Erin Woods; and our
Eucharistic ministers for making our celebrations possible. Thank you also
to all those who contributed to the collections to help sponsor Haitian children.
Through their efforts this year our catechists have helped our young people to encounter Jesus in the weekly Gospels, and to come to a deeper understanding of our Catholic faith. With their
help our children have studied the key teachings of the creed, the commandments, the sacraments
and the basic prayers of our church. The catechists’ many hours of preparation and sharing faith
with our children are deeply appreciated!
A big round of applause also goes to: the session coordinators – Joy Akins and Anne Sims
for being here to supervise and lock up each week; Michelle Carr, Patty McGann, Margaret Thompson and Kylie Turnauer who led the opening and closing gatherings; and our many substitutes and
nursery workers. Please consider sharing your talents with us next year!
Dear Church of the Redeemer ParishionersWe appreciate all the help we received during our time of grief. Thank you for the
lovely reception following the funeral
Sincerely,
The family of Ethel McNamara
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Published for the people of Church of the Redeemer
Thank you to the many parishioners who
contribute to the contents of this publication.
Editor: Kate Chittum
We welcome your input.
Please submit articles to
[email protected] and ministry schedules
to [email protected] by the 10th of each
month. You may also drop either off at the Parish Office or
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EUCHARISTIC PROCESSION
The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
June 7, 2015
At the 10:00 a.m. mass on the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ on June 7, we will have a Eucharistic Procession with the Blessed Sacrament inside the Worship Space. Immediately following the Prayer after Communion,
the presider will take a host consecrated at that mass, and place it in the monstrance; he will wear a cope and humeral veil customary for Eucharistic processions. After incensing the Blessed Sacrament, the priest, deacon and
servers will process around the inside of the church while the community sings, “Adoramus Te Domine.”
When the brief procession concludes back at the altar, the ministers will depart; however, the Eucharist will be exposed in the monstrance for thirty minutes; and the community will be invited to stay for private devotion with the
Blessed Sacrament, after which it will be reposed in the tabernacle.
It is important that we maintain a level of prayerful respect and dignity during the procession, so it is necessary for
there to be as little movement, talking, and noise as possible to maintain respect for the presence of Christ in the
Blessed Sacrament, and for those wishing to pray. Parishioners and friends who leave Mass after the procession
are asked to depart the Worship Space in complete silence out of respect for those engaged in private prayer and
devotion.
Why does the Catholic Church have processions? In our Catholic culture, processions are an intimate part of our
liturgical and spiritual life that dates back to our Jewish roots. Catholic processions are a type of pilgrimage first
undertaken by the Jews to represent important historical events. We have processions to remind us that our Christian life is a constant movement toward God and our eternal home. We are, after all, a pilgrim people.
Pope John Paul II declared October 2004 through October 2005 as the “Year of the Eucharist.” In his Apostolic
Letter Mane Nobiscum Domine he urged that Catholics participate in a procession on the Feast of Corpus Christi.
Very early (in the fourteenth century!) the custom developed of carrying the Blessed Sacrament in a splendid procession through the town after the mass on Corpus Christi Day. This was encouraged by the popes, some of
whom granted special indulgences to all participants. The Council of Trent (1545-1563) solemnly approved and
recommended the procession on Corpus Christi as a public profession of the Catholic faith in the real presence of
Christ in the Holy Sacrament.
During the later Middle Ages these processions developed into imposing pageants of devotion and honor to the
Blessed Sacrament. They are still held publicly, and often with the ancient splendor, in Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, in the Catholic sections of Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Canada, Hungary, and in
the Slavic countries and South America. Sovereigns and princes, presidents and ministers of state, magistrates,
members of trade and craft guilds, and honor guards of the armed forces accompany the liturgical procession while
church bells peal, bands play sacred hymns, and the faithful kneel in front of their homes to adore the Eucharistic
Lord. Houses along the route of the procession are decorated with little birch trees and green boughs. Candles
and pictures adorn the windows; and in many places, especially in Latin countries, streets are covered with carpets
of grass and flowers, often wrought in beautiful designs.
Eucharistic processions are something new for us at Church of the Redeemer. Our hope is that we offer prayerful
and meaningful opportunities of our Catholic faith and tradition. Our goal is to bring Christ closer to all, and to
provide prayerful and sacramental liturgies and prayer to enhance our faith in unity with Catholics across the world.
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All is Quiet in the Redeemer Nursery
Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not
hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as
these."
Jesus is instructing us to be like little children to belong to His
kingdom. Nowhere is this more evident than in the toddler
nursery here at Redeemer.
Those called to this ministry have an abounding love for the
toddlers and their parents. To be with these little people for
an hour a week and teach them the love of Jesus at the most
fundamental level is a deeply enriching experience.
Getting to know their parents on a first name basis and receiving their trust with their most prized possessions is a great honor for a me, a humble nursery
worker.
The nursery at Redeemer is very quiet because the toddlers are surrounded with love by a dedicated few who have a passion for excellence.
We don't rotate or assign or count turns. We just show up so that we can exude the love of Christ
into these little lives and go home knowing that in a very small way we have made a difference.
Please consider visiting us before or after the 10 am Mass on Sunday and see for yourself the difference one person can make, as a volunteer.
STEWARDS NEEDED
Redeemer's Stewardship Council is actively searching for stewards with generous hearts to serve
on the Stewardship Council. More hands are needed to help parishioners explore and discover their
talents, to expand participation in Redeemer’s many ministries and to support parishioners in their
service to our parish and the surrounding community. The Stewardship Council meets on the 2nd
Wednesday of each month from 7:00-8:00 pm at Redeemer. Join us for coffee and pastries after
the 8:00 mass on Sunday, June 21 in Genesis Hall commons to learn more about us or join us for
our next meeting. If you have any questions, you can reach Reagan Penny at 804-2471042 or [email protected].
GLUTEN-FREE HOSTS
Are you or a family member unable to receive the host at Mass because of gluten intolerance? Did you know we have gluten-free hosts available? Please
call the church office for additional information.
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Update on Change of Saturday Evening (Vigil) Mass Time
In Pope Francis’ “Joy of the Gospel”, he asks us to not be afraid to re-examine our parish customs
and to discern as a community if our customs are directly related to the heart of the Gospel. He
asks us to constantly be aware of our customs and to not fall into the trap of doing things “because
that is the way we have always done it”. (Fr. Mike Renninger on “Joy of the Gospel”)
A few months ago, some parishioners came forward with a request to change the time of the Saturday evening Mass. This Mass is called the Vigil Mass. Various reasons were brought forth for the
change.
Some of the reasons were:
It is very dark in the winter when Mass is over and driving is more difficult.
We are losing parishioners to other Parishes that have earlier Masses.
We could rent the Hall out on Saturday evening if Mass were earlier and make some money.
An earlier Mass may be more beneficial for dinner for families with children and parishioners
with medical needs.
In heeding our Pope’s message, Pastoral Council and the Leadership Team felt compelled to poll
the parishioners to see what the response would be to a change in the Vigil Mass time. A survey
of parishioners was conducted in mid-March. Approximately 400 responses were received. The
results of the poll showed that there was not a clear consensus on a different time for the Vigil
Mass, therefore, that Mass time for Saturday evening will remain the same, 5:30 pm. Of the options available, the clear consensus was to make No Change to the 5:30pm Saturday Evening Vigil
Mass time.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey. Your input and comments are very much
appreciated.
Choir Open House
Have you ever considered joining Redeemer’s adult choir, but were afraid to take the first step?
Well, now is the perfect time to come see what it’s like to be part of this talented and spiritual group
of people! The choir is inviting anyone interested in singing next fall to join them at their final rehearsal Tuesday, June 9 at 7:00 pm. After a brief rehearsal, there will be an ice cream social where
you can get to know the choir and ask any questions you may have.
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May 13, 2015
Catholic Diocese of Richmond
7800 Carousel Lane
Richmond, VA 23294-4201
Dear Bishop DiLorenzo,
We gratefully thank you for your recent collections during service to support the work of the Health
Wagon. With the goal of $170,000 and an amount of $84,000 collected to date, we expect the goal
to be met with the additional funds yet to be sent in by various parishes.
The need for health care is ever growing here in southwest Virginia. The Health Wagon remains
dedicated and strongly committed to serving the health care needs of the uninsured,
underinsured, and disenfranchised in the mountains of Appalachia in Southwest Virginia. The services of the Health Wagon have never been more needed than today. In recent months, there has
been an overwhelming increase of new patients seeking care that were previously covered by insurance. Just this year, we have already seen an increase of 120 new patients. This is in addition on to
our current patient base of over 4,000. Since the Health Wagon was founded by Sister Bernie
Kenny, acting on behalf of the Diocese of Richmond, it is heartwarming that the entire Catholic Community throughout the Diocese still actively and graciously supports the efforts of St. Mary's Health
Wagon and the Appalachian region as a whole. Without the support and collaboration of organizations such as the Catholic Diocese of Richmond and the individual supporters within, our work and
our mission would not be possible.
Again, thank you for your commitment to bringing health care to those in need.
Sincerely,
Teresa Gardner, DNP,MSN,FNP-BC,FAANP
Executive Director
The Health Wagon
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BOOK YOUR SPACE NOW!
Our Lady of Lourdes parishioners will be joining our “icy” mountain adventure and spaces
are going fast! EVEREST Vacation Bible School will be held Monday through Friday, June 22 June 26, from 9:00 to noon. At EVEREST we’ll explore one of the most majestic, beautiful (and
sometimes dangerous!) places on earth. As the Climbing Crews “trek,” they will discover God’s
power and promises all along the way.
We are now recruiting:
- Members of the climbing team - Youth and adult volunteers are needed to help at the many
stations on our climb - games, drama, crafts, snack, preschool, etc., and as climbing crew guides.
- Climb participants – Registration is open for the first 125 rising K-5th graders. (A limited number
of preschool openings may be available once all volunteers’ preschoolers have been registered.)
Details and registration for both participants and volunteers are available on the church
website or at https://www.groupvbspro.com/vbs/ez/RedeemerMech2015.
When you make it to the top of EVEREST, you’re at the highest point on earth. But Jesus is
higher still! He promises to provide, to comfort, to love us forever, and more. At EVEREST, climbers learn that his awesome power is enough to overcome any “mountain” or problem in their lives.
On EVEREST, kids become anchored in rock-solid Bible truths - ready to face life’s challenges. The five days of mountain adventure will help them discover God’s mighty power, and
leave as more confident, faith-filled people ready to pursue a lifelong friendship with Jesus!
THANK YOU to everyone who is supporting our adventure by donating items from the tag
board.
Back For A Limited Time Engagement!
Redeemer is delighted to welcome back a familiar face. Former music minister, Cindy Jennings,
will be leading us in song again as cantor at the 8:00 and 10:00 liturgies during the summer. She is
looking forward to singing for the Redeemer community again.
Cindy’s return will enable our hardworking cantors to take a well-deserved vacation over the summer. She will also serve as mentor to some of our newer
cantors. If you believe you have the gift of song and a prayerful spirit and think
you would like to lead the congregation as cantor, there will be a brief informational meeting in the Worship Space June 9 at 6:30 pm. Please contact Erin
Woods if you’re interested in attending.
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R.E. REGISTRATION UP-DATE
Registration is underway for next year=s preschool, elementary and youth classes!
year=s sessions will be:
Next
Preschool & K - During 10:00 Sunday Mass
1st - 5th Grade - Mondays - 4:00-5:15 PM and 6:00-7:15 PM
(Please register your child for a session when you are free to participate also!)
Middle & High School - Sundays - 11:30 AM-1:30 PM and 6:00-8:00 PM
Registration packets were mailed to all registered families with school-age children in May.
Please call Nancy or Terry (746-4911) if you did not receive one. Additional forms are available on
the RE table next to the office door.
It is important to register early to allow us to plan properly and to ensure your choice of day
and time. In order to be complete, registration must include the parent response form and either fee
payment or a request for a fee waiver. Fees paid by June 30 will receive a $5.00 discount. Registration will be closed September 1st - September 30 while class rolls are being finalized.
HELP US CONTINUE OFFERING CHILDREN’S LITURGY!
At weekend liturgies we offer a separate Liturgy of the Word for our elementary school children, but it can only happen if adults are willing to serve as leaders. Please prayerfully consider volunteering to help with this important ministry. Information and sign-up opportunities will be available
at the Liturgy stewardship table after Masses this month or by contacting Terry Colville - 746-4911 [email protected]. Current Children’s Liturgy ministers should also stop by the table
or email to renew their commitment to this ministry. (I need to check this with Erin.)
WHAT IS CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD?
Children’s Liturgy is a worship experience in which children in grades K-5 celebrate through prayer,
readings and reflection appropriate to their age. With the assistance of adult leaders, they discover
the meaning of the gospel for their own lives, before returning to the assembly for the Liturgy of the
Eucharist. The goal of Children’s Liturgy is to allow children to more fully participate in the Liturgy of
the Word. Children hear the scriptures in a language they can understand and have the opportunity
to reflect on and respond to God’s Word.
WHAT DO LEADERS DO?
Children’s Liturgy volunteers are scheduled on a rotating basis. No one is scheduled more often
than once a month. Children’s Liturgy does not meet on major holidays or Baptism weekends.
A training session will be held later this summer. Volunteers receive materials including an outline of
the liturgy with the readings, prayers, discussion questions, etc. ahead of time. They are expected
to read and reflect on the readings ahead of time and review the materials provided. On their scheduled Saturday or Sunday they arrive in time to sign in and set up their gathering space.
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CONFIRMATION - AN INVITATION
In accordance with the diocesan guidelines for Confirmation preparation, this process is open
to any youth who are at least 15 years of age and entering at least the 10th grade. These youth
must attend the regular Youth R.E. program or the family-centered program, as well as additional
Confirmation sessions (approximately 6) and a retreat.
The Confirmation process begins with an “Inquiry” phase to assist candidates and parents in
discerning their readiness for sacramental preparation. There are two main elements to this phase:
- Candidates and parents must attend an orientation session before registering.
- Candidates and parents must participate in a brief interview with the pastor or his delegated individuals before preparation begins.
All current 9th - 11th graders who have not been confirmed should have received an email in
April inviting them to an orientation session. There is one remaining session scheduled on Sunday,
June 13, after the 10:00 Mass. All interested youth, and at least one parent, must attend one of
these meetings before registering for Confirmation. These meetings are critical to understanding
the requirements of the process and discerning your ability to commit to it for the coming year.
Please e-mail [email protected] to register for the orientation sessions or to
‘opt-out’ of the process for the coming year.
Redeemer's Knights of Columbus and
Redeemer's Catholic Daughters of the Americas are happy to be hosting the Parish Picnic
on
July
12
at
11
am.
Please save the date!
Anyone wishing to help with the planning or
production, please contact Berni Cornelius at
[email protected] or 306-0247. We will meet
Sunday, June 7 at 9 am for a quick meeting
between Masses.
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Mass
Lectors
June 13
5:30 pm
1.
Denise Ryan
2.
Christy Evanko
1.
Rick Gillespie
2.
Alex Kulinowski
1.
Paula Otto
2.
Carolyn McCombs
1.
Eileen Dumansky
2.
Canova Peterson
1.
Owen Matthews
2.
Jaime Stefan
1.
Emmanuel Eugenio
2.
Mike Petrizzi
1.
Terry DelVecchio
2.
Jack O’Hara
1.
Mason Courter
2.
David Hopper
Ushers
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Cross Bearers
Altar Servers
Jesse Lopez
Jillian Shirey
Dennis Fiore
Ciara Kocik
Linen
Coffee
Bill Michie* David Dehetre
Jake Dehetre
Marcy Cason
Karin Latimer
June 14
8:00 am
10:00 am
June 20
5:30 pm
David Allen*
Randy Ferrance
Charles Toombs
Mark Borysewicz
Mary Sue McLaughlin*
Ed Schmidt
Allan Draper
Jacob Cooney (y)
Nancy Ashworth*
Rob Ashworth
Corinne Hall
Steven Hall
Connor
McNulty
Dan
DelVecchio
Pam
Dougherty
Barbara
Gerloff
Isabella Testerman
(mentor Mallory
Schieber)
TJ Fennelly
Ella Evanko
Marie Irmen
June 21
8:00 am
10:00 am
June 27
5:30 pm
June 28
8:00 am
10:00 am
1.
John Swierczewski
2.
Richard Godlewski
1.
Brad Mason
2.
Sherrill Hefele
1.
Tad Stillwell
2.
Judy Cunningham
1.
Tim McDermott
2.
Frank Porter
July 4
5:30 pm
July 5
8:00 am
10:00 am
Tim Cook*
Mike Bonelli
Nick Reisenweaver (y)
Derek Reisenweaver (y)
Chip Free
Emma Burch
David Jackson*
Dave Worland
Noah Scheiber (y)
Emily Jackson (y)
Bryan Fraim
(mentor Katelyn
Spain)
Richard Prezioso*
Robert Prezioso
Jack Hayek
Kay Berlin
Jack Hayek
Brayden Mast
Gary Hall
Cameron Bradley
Kyle Martin*
Larry Seymour
George Squires
Steve Donohue
Dan Burke*
Michael Foley
Zach Gonzales (y)
Reid Eaton (y)
Ryan Godlewski
Mary
Barbara
Frances
Hebert
Gerloff
Meredith Harris
Tina Kadas
Frances
Pohida
Cindy Holl
Kathy DolanMarshall
Dave Worland
Emily Maxson
Laura Skeith
Don Hart*
Tom Franco
Jacob Franco
Pat Quisenberry
Al Kusmin
Michael Carr
Carter Berry
Rich Gillespie*
Ray Santucci
Robert Kemmler
Michael Stank
David Hopper
Gabriel Worthington
Robert Crawford*
Wes Keck
Garrett Plummer (y)
Kyle Henry (y)
Connor
McNulty
Nan Payton
(mentor Katelyn
Spain)
Jayne
Martin
Fran Burch
Amy
Swierczewski
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June
13
5:30 pm
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Gift Card Sellers
Suzy Aunspach*
Glads Seymour
Mary Rider
June
14
8:00 am
Cheryl Toombs*
Julie Myers
Volunteers Needed
June
20
June
21
Money Counters
10:00
am
Dave Crowl*
Mary Covey
Pam Dougherty
Robin Carroll
5:30 pm
Wanda DelVecchio*
Dan DelVecchio
Sherrill Hefele
Shirley Husz
Terry DelVecchio
Norm Graham
Peggy Graham
Patty Lung
Joanne Diana
Greg Chew
Christina Bonjoc
Kathy Mack
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Children’s Liturgy
Children’s Litturgy
5-7 year olds
8-10-year-olds
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
Cathy Rawls (H)
Greg Chew
Jen Puleo
Mikayla Mason (Y)
Dot Chudoba
8:00 am
Mary Kemmler*
Jean Whiteside
Luis Garcia
Melissa Lewis
Maureen Uerz
Cathy Durvin
Sonia Garcia
Mason Courter (Y)
Nick Reisenweaver
(Y)
Kate Duggan
Tim Beatty (H)
Teresa Fallon
10:00
am
June
27
June
28
5:30 pm
Dave Allen
Nina Henry*
Betsy/Mark Staver
Nancy Sheliga
Josephine Jones
Megan Cary (Y)
Emily Elliott
Pam Phipps*
Robert Hunt
Michelle Tuomey
Sharon Seifert
Roberta Hunt
Mary Deaner
Jeanne Dehetre (Y)
Kathy Sweet (H)
Christina Robertson
Alex Kulinowski
Molly Hopper (Y)
Aaron Kulinowski (Y)
Regina Baker
Mollie Anderson
Katelyn Spain (Y)
Tom Anderson
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
No Children’s Lit
Mark Hyland
Jane Toomey
8:00 am
Melissa Lewis
Fran Burch*
Barbara Flournoy
Debbie Ward
David Ward
10:00
am
Rob Cornelius
Ellen/Ed Schmidt* Dave/Teresa Worland
Jennifer Schrecengost
Ka Wong
July
4
5:30 pm
Barbara Hayek*
Sue Heim
Cathy Rawls
Carol Iacone
Susan Darling*
Judith Layton
July
5
8:00 am
Eileen White
10:00
am
LuAnn Orie*
Mary Glotzl
Susan Blunt
Norma Guenther
Richard Laughlin
Patricia Laughlin
Marie Aceto
Michelle Elliott
Ray Kirby
Norma McManus
Tammy Boulden
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Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
June 13/14
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Terry DelVecchio
Stephen Evanko
Barbara Gross
Gerald Hefele
Joe Heim
Sue Heim
Shirley Husz
Bob Jennings
BJ Jennings
DEACON
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Gary Hall
David Hopper
Alex Kulinowski
Julia Pillis
Donna Proffitt
Christina Robertson
JoMarie Stank
Mike Stank
Peggy Thinnes
DEACON
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Bernie Chudoba
Dot Chudoba
Christina Colville
Robert Crawford
Richard Godlewski
Ryan Godlewski
Nina Henry
Ann Herbert
Susan Hunrath
DEACON
June 20/21
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Alex Kusmin
Amy Kusmin
Vera Irmen
Karin Latimer
Patricia Lawlor
Barbara Lucas
Ed Lucas
Frances Pohida
John Pohida
Patrick Quisenberry
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Charles Burch
Carolyn Brand
Cheryl Toombs
Robin Chandler
Mason Courter
Susan Darling
Rosemarie Davis
Cathy Durvin
Theresa Ferrance
Linda French
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
David Jackson
Todd Kitten
Dennis McLaughlin
April McNulty
Keegan McNulty
Robert McNulty
Paula Otto
Monica Radakovich
Ellen Schmidt
Ellen Spain
June 27/28
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Sally Riddell
Judy Saunders
Gladys Seymour
Gayle Spradlin
James Spradlin
Duane Taylor
Margaret Twomey
Daniel Ward
Jerrilyn Ward
DEACON
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Alex Kulinowski
Julia Pillis
Gary Hall
David Hopper
Donna Proffitt
Christina Robertson
JoMarie Stank
Mike Stank
Peggy Thinnes
DEACON
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Mark Staver
Janelynn Testerman
Travis Wyllie
Bernie Chudoba
Dot Chudoba
Christina Colville
Robert Crawford
Richard Godlewski
Ryan Godlewski
DEACON
July 4/5
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Wendy Whitaker
Mary Ashby
Michael Ashby
Susan Ashby
Robert Ashworth
Nancy Ashworth
Rick Blair
Mary Deaner
Tom Deaner
Terry DelVecchio
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Robin Chandler
Susan Darling
Cheryl Toombs
Carolyn Brand
Charles Burch
Mason Courter
Rosemarie Davis
Cathy Durvin
Theresa Ferrance
Linda French
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Nina Henry
Ann Herbert
Susan Hunrath
David Jackson
Todd Kitten
Dennis McLaughlin
April McNulty
Keegan McNulty
Robert McNulty
Paula Otto
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Herman & Lori
Boeding—1986
Frank & Anna Volo—
1987
Tim & Chris Cook—
1986
Roger & Carol Riley—
1975
Steve & Stephanie
Emerson—1986
Tim & Denise Mascal—
1997
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Lawrence & Judy
Cunningham—1975
William & Barbara
Welstead—1992
Tom & Mary Deaner—
1980
Kevin & Kathi
Harrison—1997
Robert & Maureen
Rey—1970
Brice & Melissa Fritts—
2008
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David & Ann Lass—
1991
Michael & Theresa
Henderson—2002
Patrick & Evelyn
Atkins—2013
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Francis & Arlene
Vietmeier—1962
Stephen & Christine
Evanko—2001
John & Donna Lux—
1978
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Richard & Jacqueline
Linklater—1998
Allen & Courtney
Scherer—2004
Tim & Cathy
VanDrew—2004
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Grayle & Myrlina
Hunley—1991
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Albert & Mary
Atkinson—1957
Lawrence & Chris
Maimone—1985
Robert & Bettye
Duggan—1989
Dan Timberlake &
Paula Otto—1988
Henry & Catherine
Boggess—1982
Brian & Lisa
Kretzschmar—2007
Ambrogio & Rosa
Picone—1961
David & Genevieve
Goodwin—1988
Andrew & Patricia
McGann—1998
Mike & Kate Poprik—
2007
Michael & Michele
Elliott—1989
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Thomas & Jean
Damiano—1985
Daved & Bobbie
Terrell—1990
Justin & Elizabeth
Call—2012
William & Dana
Brereton—2001
John & Janice
Swierczewski—1962
Stanley & Noelle Webb—
1989
Wesley & Teresa
Keck—1983
Chris & Michelle Clary—
1995
Christopher & Kim
Balducci—1994
Robert & Lee Ann
Jewell—1987
Scott & Christina
Crow—2004
Michael & Judith
Daley—1971
John & Carol Anne
Ziolsowski—1993
Richard & Susan
Newcomb—1985
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Michael & Deborah
Ed & Wendy
Zmuda—1995
Whitaker—1976
John & Patty Stajduhar—
1977
Stephen & Kathleen
Stephen & Kathryn
Mulvaney—1983
Donohue—1989
Bruce & Elaine
Wood—1980
Edward & Catherine
Cary—1992
Emile & Paula
Gaidos—1964
Robert & Kendall
Morris—1998
Anthony & Doreen
Montedoro—1993
Norman Herman &
Elizabeth Phillips—1983
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Tommy & Judy
Adkins—1987
Edward & Katherine
Buhse—1981
Jon & Paulette
Lewis—1981
Andrew & Jennifer
Schrecengost—
1997
Michael & Shari
Miller—2003
James & Amy
Kasper—1998
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Robert & Mary Ashby—
1986
Richard & Joyce
Holloway—1969
Brian & Polly
Siegman—1997
Brian & Kim
Zachariasen—2003
James & Lisa
MacDougall—1986
Chris & Stephanie
Steinbacher—2014
Patrick & Kathleen
Gies—1963
Bob & Judith
Layton—1965
Scott & Karen
Shafer—2002
Reinhard & Renate
Eberl—2002
Frank & Cecilia
Picone—2004
Robert & Dayle Blade—
1989
Tim & Judy Ryan—
1962
Matthew Bowman &
Angela Satariano—
2001
Brad & Anne Sims—
1998
Wayne & Dorothy
Luck—1989
Michael & Crescent
Apostolides—2000
Michael & Susan
Ashby—1977
David & Janice
Hopper—1983
Greg & Debbie
Laux—1992
Jonathan & Donna
Perry—2000
Joseph & Patricia
Knausdorf—1997
Christopher & Kristen
Houston—2004
Charles & Patricia
Yeager—1992
Robert & Maryann
Campbell—1965
Mitchell & Mary
Frances Hebert—
1998
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Gregory & Patricia
Austin—1980
Arthur & Eleanor
Mourino—1969
William & Ann
Russell—1980
Randy & Theresa
Ferrance—1986
Michael & Jennifer
Housden—1997
Mehmet & Kathy
Eker—1997
Chris & Amy Allen—
2003
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Patrick & Jennifer
Larson—1991
Michael & Robin
Smith—1990
Joshua & Laurie
Richman—2002
Robert & Maureen
Donohue—1998
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World Meeting of Families, September 21-27, 2015:
Held every three years and sponsored by the Holy See’s Pontifical Council for the
Family, the World Meeting of Families is the world’s largest Catholic gathering of families. Each World Meeting of Families has a theme that energizes and enlivens the
event while adding great depth of meaning to our understanding of families. The
theme of the World Meeting of Families – Philadelphia 2015 is “Love Is Our Mission:
The Family Fully Alive,” emphasizing the impact of the love and life of families on our
society.
Anyone interested should contact the Office of Marriage and
Family Life at the diocese.