mass times, intentions and prayer requests

SOLEMNITY OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE
August 16, 2015
MASS TIMES, INTENTIONS AND PRAYER REQUESTS
WELCOME TO ST MAX PARISH!
Welcome to the St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish community! If you would like to register in the parish, please pick up a
packet in the gathering space and return the registration form. Once registered, you will receive our monthly newsletter and
emails. Please know our staff and parish leaders are here to be of service to you. Additional information about
our parish can be found on our website, www.saint-max.org.
Sunday, August 16
SOLEMNITY OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE,
PRIEST, MARTYR
8:00 AM
† Vincent Bao Nguyen
10:00 AM*
People of the Parish & † Sarah Wielgos
NOON*
† Patsy Starr
Monday, August 17
8:30 AM
† Tony & Molly Scaduto
Tuesday, August 18
8:30 AM
† Dung Nguyen
Wednesday, August 19
8:30 AM
† Elizabeth Wolf
Thursday, August 20
Saint Bernard, Abbot, Doctor of the Church
8:30 AM
† Gene & Kathleen Cox
Friday, August 21
Saint Pius X, Pope
8:30 AM
† The Holy Souls in Purgatory
Saturday, August 22
The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
8:30 AM
† All Souls
4:30 PM
Gary & Carol Heuser
Sunday, August 23
TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
8:00 AM
† Walt Cosby
10:00 AM*
People of the Parish & † Vicki Holland
NOON*
† Betty Odley
Dear Jesus, Divine Physician and Healer of the sick,
we turn to You in this time of illness. We place our sick under Your
care and humbly ask that You restore Your servants to health again.
In Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.
PRAYERS FOR THE MILITARY
Please pray for Scott Archuleta, Daniel Armstrong, Chris Bakes,
Patrick Black, Ben Brink, Nicholas Calangi, Ashley CannonBorromeo, Rich Borromeo, Philip DeNicola, David Giuliano,
Joseph Hamann, Michael Hazlebeck, Tyler Hollenkamp, Derrick
Kamphaus, Stephen Kelczewski, Matthew Koop, Jon Laurin, Derek
Morris, Ryan Nikzad, Don Mollis, Jr., Daniel Moore, Alexander J.
Pater, Chad Richman, Christopher Richman and Cedric Whitlock.
† Deceased
*Incense used
THIS WEEK’S READINGS
1 Kings 19:4-8
Psalm 34:2-9
Ephesians 4:30-5:2
John 6:41-51
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK
Your healing prayers are requested for Susan Adams, Bill
Armstrong, Mark Barrett, Bob Bruns, Jerri Bottoms, James
Bowling, Louise Bowling, Eleanor Budek, Jennifer Calangi,
Ann Corkhill, Angelique Debets, Henry DeNicola, John Dunn, Bill
Ebben, Jack Finke, Karen Gross, Richard Gross, Sol Gross, Sandra
Giuliano, Gary Hampton, Brian Haverland, Steve Hazlebeck,
Al Higgins, Jill Holt, John Kaeppner, Dennis Karas, Don
Klinkhammer, Hank Kluznick, Janet Kroeger, Joey Lakeberg,
Michael Lancaster, Pat Langdon, Barb Listermann, Beverly
Listermann, Steve Lutz, Tom Lutz, Tony Mankus, Lyla
McGlinchey, Andrew Meister, Jacob Meister, Beryl Michael, Judy
Michael, Daniel R. Miller, Theresa Munafo, Trevor Vincent
Munafo, Mary Patricia Nadzam, Gene Neltner, Victor Nguyen, Jack
O’Verbey, George Palmer, Aaron Peters, Fr. John Porter, Bruce
Powell, Agnes Rahman, Matthew Risola, Michele Risola,
Evelyn Robinson, Joseph Romer, Laura Russell, Julia Sanders,
Hans Schade, Gloria Schaecher, James Schaeper, Julie Schrock,
Rod Simpson, Phillip Spotts, Victoria Stoltz, Donald Charles
Sturmer, Daniel Thiergartner, Tari Torbeck, Ruth Trentman, George
Vesper, Gloria Vesper, Vito Weeda, Charlie Wiedenmann, Jennifer
Wiesmann and Christine Zampese.
NEXT WEEK’S READINGS
Proverbs 9:1-6
Psalm 34:2-7
Ephesians 5:15-20
John 6:51-58
DEVOTIONS (all in chapel)
Perpetual Adoration - Our chapel is open continuously
Exposition - The Blessed Sacrament is exposed on Thursdays
after Mass, a Holy Hour begins at 7:00 PM
Rosary - One half hour before all Masses
Divine Mercy Chaplet - After all Masses
Almighty God, we stand before You in supplication,
asking Your Divine mercy and protection to envelop with Your
invincible armor our loved ones in all branches of the service. Give
them courage and strength against all enemies,
both spiritual and physical, and hasten their safe journey
back to their homes and families.
HOMEBOUND, HOSPITALIZED AND NURSING HOMES
To make arrangements to receive the Sacraments of Eucharist,
Anointing of the Sick, Penance and/or visits to the hospitalized or
seriously ill parishioners, please call Holly Moran, 777-4322,
ext. 116. Please note that if you are in the hospital, privacy
regulations prohibit hospital personnel from contacting your
parish. Therefore, you or your family members should let us know
directly by calling the parish office.
A LETTER FROM THE PASTOR
My dear brothers and sisters in our risen Lord Jesus Christ,
The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life.
(Catechism of the Catholic Church, #1324)
This week is the fourth week of our homily series on the Bread of Life discourse found in the sixth chapter of St. John’s gospel. Using the word “bread” as an acronym, each week is being focused as follows:
July 26 – Bounty… we are here because of God’s generosity
August 2 – Recognition… we are here because of more than just material things
August 9 – Eternity… we are here because God’s desire to be with us forever
This week, August 16 – Affinity… we are here because we want to be like God
August 23 – Discipleship… we are here because there is no other place for us
If you miss any week of the series, perhaps you might take the time to listen to Sunday homilies archived on “StreamSpot”
on the parish website so that you might experience the entire five-week homily series. And, a special feature continues as
we are having fellowship after Mass throughout the Bread of Life discourse!
This weekend we celebrate our patronal solemnity. Fr. Maximilian Kolbe was martyred on August 14, 1941 at Auschwitz.
The Church allows for “local” solemnities (i.e. the patronal solemnity and the anniversary of a church dedication) to be
transferred to Sundays in Ordinary Time so that entire communities can celebrate as best they can. Both of these days are
ones in which we can take great pride in our parish and celebrate “who we are” as the Church (members of the body of
Christ under the patronage of St. Maximilian Kolbe) gathered in a church where we are nourished by Word and Sacrament.
I would like to say THANK YOU personally for your response to our recent Stewardship Renewal. As the most important
part of our stewardship, I am especially grateful for all the commitments to time in prayer – there is no better time spent
than in nurturing our relationship with our Lord! The commitments to talent (participating in a parish ministry, activity or
organization) and treasure (financial support of the missions of both the parish and the Church) are also very, very encouraging! Thanks to everyone for your generous sharing from your first-fruits of what our generous God has given us! (And,
if you have not yet responded to the Stewardship Renewal and have yet to fill out your commitment card, you are encouraged to do so as soon as possible. Thanks!)
That’s all for now – God bless one and all!
Fr. Geoff
From Fr. Matt
I am writing to say good-bye and thank you to everyone at St. Maximilian Kolbe for their kind and warm welcome to me. I
have decided after much prayer and discernment to begin a different assignment as a Jesuit priest on the staff of Colombiere
Center which is where Jesuit priests and brothers from the Midwest region go to live their final years. I will be assisting the
more than 60 Jesuits at the center with their day to day life and serving as a priest with and for them. I begin my new
assignment on August 17. I am very grateful for the time I was given here at St. Maximilian to see a vibrant parish up close
and to experience the life of a diocesan parish priest in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. My special thanks to Father Geoff
and the parish staff for all they did for me and also a great thanks to all the parishioners at St. Maximilian. I will remember
you all in my prayers and Masses.
Very truly yours in Christ,
Father Matthew T. Gamber, SJ
An Addendum from FR. GEOFF
When Fr. Matt arrived, we knew he was discerning the possibility of diocesan priesthood. Even though he was only here
for six weeks, I am saddened by his departure. I am very grateful for his willingness to “pinch hit” so wonderfully in
preaching our Bread of Life discourse and his willingness to celebrate the sacraments for our community. I can assure him
of my continued prayers and support, as well as those of the parish, as he begins this new chapter in his ministry as a Jesuit
priest “ad multos annos!” (For many years!)
SOLEMNITY OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE
August 16, 2015
WORSHIP
WORSHIP
NATIONAL 54 DAY ROSARY NOVENA
The National 54 Day Rosary Novena began on Saturday, August
15. Lifting up family and marriage, peace, the sanctity of
human life and religious freedom, all are encouraged to pray the
rosary for 54 straight days either at home, individually or with
families, in a parish community (the rosary is prayed here 30
minutes in the chapel before each Mass) or with the Facebook
community. Please visit www.54days.org for more information.
NOVENA OF HOLY HOURS
Our novena of Holy Hours for the Family, in preparation for the upcoming World Meeting for Families in Philadelphia next
month and the Synod of Bishops on the Family in Rome in October begins next week on August 27 and continues through
October 22. Plan to join us on Thursdays at 7:00 PM for quiet prayer followed by Evening Prayer at 7:30 PM. Each week
we will focus on one dynamic that affects families in our day and age.
UPCOMING LECTOR TRAINING
New lector training will be offered Monday, August 17 at 7:00 PM in the church. Current lectors are welcome to join us for
a refresher course. Contact Michelle Meyer with any questions at [email protected].
All liturgical ministers are asked to submit any dates you can’t serve during September, October and November to the web
terminal in preparation of the new schedule by Monday, August 17. If you need help or have questions, please contact Mary
Ella at 777-4322 x109 or [email protected]. Thanks!
OUTREACH
SERVING GOD, MINISTERING TO OTHERS: HELP SACRAMENTALLY UNITE OUR SICK TO CHRIST
Please consider taking communion to our homebound, nursing homes, or local hospital. Time
commitment varies: weekday and weekend hours – 1 ½ to 2 hours, once a month or more
often if you like. You can choose either parishioners in their private homes, parishioners at
Doverwood, Birchwood, or Catholic patients at West Chester Hospital. Training is August, 25
from 7:00-8:30 PM in the parish office. To RSVP: Call Holly Moran, 777-4322, 116
Pastoral Care of the Sick #73 says:
In bringing Communion to them the Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion represents
Christ and manifests faith and charity on behalf of the whole community toward those who
cannot be present at the Eucharist.
LEARN, GROW AND SERVE BY BECOMING A STEPHEN MINISTER
Do you have gifts for caring, encouragement, and listening? If so, please prayerfully
consider becoming a Stephen Minister. St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish will be training another
class of Stephen Ministers in the near future. Stephen Ministers provide emotional and
spiritual support and care to people who are going through a difficult time, such as divorce,
grief, hospitalization, unemployment, terminal illness, relocation, chronic illness, or
loneliness. To find out more about becoming a Stephen Minister or how you or someone
you know could be matched with a Stephen Minister, talk with one of our Stephen Ministry
Leaders confidentially: Please contact Holly Moran through our Parish office 513-7774322 or email at [email protected].
“ As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God’s varied grace.” 1Peter 4:10
SOLEMNITY OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE
August 16, 2015
OUTREACH
9 MONTHS WITH CHRIST IN THE WOMB-WEEK 17
Jesus is developing taste buds this week. Mary is starting to feel as though things must be
crammed pretty tight insider her. Jesus has learned how to run his hand against his cheek. He likes
the sensation and does it a lot. Jesus of the womb, hear our prayers!
Please join us every Wednesday at 11:00 AM in the chapel for our weekly rosary and to prayerfully visualize the
development of the Divine Body of Jesus within His mother’s cherished womb.
12:00 NOON SENSORY NEEDS MASS AT ST. MAX
Children learn mostly by doing. They also learn by watching what their parents do. In
essence, your children are paying attention to you. When you attend church as a family
you are sending a very concrete and strong message to your child about who they are and
who their family is. They know that they go to church, and that Mom and Dad do, too.
However, often times, families with a member that has special needs makes attending Mass
extremely difficult for many reasons. Sometimes, the outward behaviors are just too
overwhelming for the parents, so they "divide and conquer" by going to separate Masses, at
times keeping the child home.
The 12:00 Noon Sensory Needs Mass in St. Max’s conference room gives the parents and family another choice. They
are welcome to come as a family and worship with other families who share similar situations. Rather than have the family
divide, we invite all the families to come together and share in the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist. It
takes place in the conference room each Sunday at 12:00 Noon, as well as Christmas and Easter.
“Let the children come to me and do not prevent them; for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.” Luke 18:16
EVANGELIZATION & CATECHESIS
SOLEMNITY OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE
August 16, 2015
EVANGELIZATION & CATECHESIS
RFY REGISTRATION DEADLINE
Have you registered your child(ren) for religious formation classes? Deadline for registration: Sunday, August 23.
Early Childhood classes Please register soon! This program is offered on Sundays during the 8:00 and 10:00
Masses for children three years old (by August 1) through Kindergarten. Registration materials can be found in the
gathering space, in the mailboxes outside the religious education offices, and on the Early Childhood program
webpage. Classes begin on Sunday, September 13
RFY classes for youth in grades 1-8 Please register soon! Classes begin the week of August 30. This is a little
earlier than usual because of Lakota’s early start. The 2015-2016 RFY classroom schedule is now posted at the top
of the RFY webpage. Registration materials can be found in the gathering space, in the mailboxes outside the
religious education offices, and on the RFY Grade 1-8 webpage.
For questions about either program, please contact Mary Lou Baker: 777-4322 X120 or [email protected]
Do you like working with children? Consider being a catechist in our Early Childhood or Youth Programs. It’s a great
opportunity to grow in your Faith! Contact Mary Lou for more details. We welcome anyone in High School or older as
volunteers in these programs.
ST. MAX PRESENTS “MIGHTY MAX” FOR CHILDREN AGES 18 MOS-PRE K
Join us for weekly 50-minute class times as we sing, create, play and learn together with other children
and their parents or caregivers.
Registration has begun for our fall 2015 classes. Don’t miss out, as classes tend to fill quickly. There are
3 different Mighty Max classes to choose from on 4 different days of the week. All registration forms
and informational flyers can be found in the racks in the gathering space and on the parish website. Just
put “Mighty Max” in the search bar. Questions? Contact Mary Ella in the parish office 777-4322 ext.
109 or by email [email protected]
Jr. High 1x1 Movie Critique for “Elf”
For our Christmas in July celebration we watched Elf and then created Elf breakfasts at our spaghetti ‘bar’ complete with
sugared maple syrup, sprinkles, mini-marshmallows, chocolate syrup, M&M's, and Frosted Chocolate Fudge Pop-Tarts.
We gave this movie 3 of 5 crosses in our NEW AND IMPROVED religion category! First, we looked at
the movie for elements of the Trinity. Although this movie has elves working in Santa’s workshop, we
didn’t see a connection between God as creator and a creation theme in this movie. We did however see
several characters acting in a ‘saving’ role: Santa, Papa Elf, Jovie and Buddy. But the movie fell short
for us again and we didn’t find characters with elements of God as Holy Spirit, our advocate and guide.
When we looked at the movie to see if we could identify communities that came together to accomplish
something good, we found several. The Hobb’s family, who at first were absorbed more in their work
than in their family, became more of a family toward the end of the movie and we even see them singing
Christmas carols together in the park. The elves were a community. The mail room gang was a fun
community who made sure to balance business with pleasure! Finally, we looked for elements of ritual
in the movie that help the community grow stronger. The obvious ritual in this movie is preparing for
Christmas. Elf tells everyone to spread Christmas cheer by singing loudly, he decorates Gimble’s
department store, and pretty much does everything with a Christmas spin to it…including preparing
breakfast with way too much syrup.
†††††
We gave this movie 0 of 5 thumbs down in the UNNECESSARY STUFF category. There was no bad
language, immodest dress, excessive violence, and it didn’t advocate worship of anything contrary to
God.

We gave this movie 4 of 5 stars in the GOOD MOVIE category. It told a good story, had characters we
could relate to, kept our interest and was unique, we’d watch it again and recommend it to others.
Recommended audience - We recommend this movie for anyone, families, teens and adults. Plus, we
think it’s appropriate to watch anytime!
EVANGELIZATION & CATECHESIS
HIGH SCHOOL MINISTRY
~Save the date for the fall High School Youth Ministry kick-off event on Sunday, August 30 in the Gym,7:00-9:00 PM
~Sign ups for HomeLife Groups: HomeLife groups are an amazing opportunity for teens in high school. These small
communities of teens come together regularly to talk about life and faith. This is not a class, but a group of friends growing
together with the help of mentors. HomeLife groups spend time tackling tough issues, sharing life experiences, supporting
each other; participating in service, and growing deeper in faith and prayer. We encourage all teens of the parish to
participate. HomeLife groups will begin meeting in September so sign up now by contacting Zack.
For any questions regarding High School Youth Ministry contact Zack Hinger, [email protected] or 513-777-4322
ext. 107
A Marriage Moment
"...Live not as foolish persons, but as wise." (Ephesians 5:15) Dare you share with your beloved a foolish thing you've done
during your life? More importantly, share one way that you see your beloved as wise (other than marrying you).
by Susan Vogt, www.SusanVogt.net
THE CATHOLIC’S DIVORCE HEALING PROGRAM BEGINS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
This program covers topics of shock, denial, anger, grief, guilt, forgiveness, money, the
courts, the kids, the ex-spouse, annulment, dating, sexuality, spirituality, remarriage or
staying single, and much more! Whether you got divorced ten days ago or ten years ago,
the program offers valuable insight for everyone. This group starts Wednesday, September
9 and will meet on Wednesdays until mid December from 6:30-8:30 PM. For more
information or to register, contact Holly Moran, 513-777-4322 ext. 116,
[email protected]
For a sneak preview go to www.CatholicsDivorce.com
LADIES FELLOWSHIP NETWORK-OPEN HOUSE
It’s time to start a new year with Ladies Fellowship Network!
Our first meeting/open house will be TUESDAY, September 1st at 7pm in the Youth Room at St. Max
Please join us for a fun evening of getting to know other ladies in the parish. We will discuss our calendar of events for the
year and end the evening with a game of Bunco! Snacks and beverages will be provided.
All meetings this year will be on the first Tuesday of each month. Please email [email protected] with any
questions or for more information.
TUESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY
Please join us for a new study of 1 and 2 Kings and the Psalms related to those narratives. Meetings are held most Tuesday
mornings, beginning Sept 8, in Rooms 2 and 3 of the Family Life Complex from 9:30 to 11:30 AM. All are welcome.
There is no prior knowledge required. Lessons are appropriate for beginner through moderate students of the Bible. This
year we will be using a book from the “Come and See” Catholic Bible Study series. Questions and discussions are further
enhanced through use of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. For more information, to see a sample of the materials or to
register, contact Kathy McGill at 708-1475 or [email protected].
BROWN BAG BOOK CLUB
Consider joining the Brown Bag Book Club on Thursdays at Noon! This time we will be reading and
discussing “I Believe in Love : A Personal Retreat Based on the Teaching of St. Thérèse of Lisieux” by
Father Jean C. J. d’Elbee. We will begin meeting Thursday, September 17 from Noon-1:00 in rooms 2&3.
Bring a sack lunch or a snack. For more information or to sign up please contact Sarah Merkel for more
information, [email protected]. If you would like to order a copy of the book through St. Max, the
cost is $15. Please submit your payment of by September 1 to the parish office. Books will be available for
pick up in the library marked with your name early the following week.
SOLEMNITY OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE
August 16, 2015
PARISH LIFE
MONSIGNOR WHALEN LIBRARY NEWS
As many have already discovered, a basket in the gathering space has FREE materials and several baskets in the library have
books for which there is a suggested small donation to the library of $2. Check out the baskets. The items offered change
each week.
FEATURED FOR SALE BOOK – Along the Way: Lessons for an Authentic Journey of Faith by Randy Hain. Cost is $10.
Matthew Kelly has this to say about Along the Way: “We are all on a journey. Randy Hain’s book is an insightful and
engaging look at his journey as a Catholic that is filled with helpful observations and lessons. Along the Way is an excellent
road map for lifelong Catholics, converts, reverts, or anyone simply seeking the Truth that can only be found in the Church.
This is a book I recommend reading more than once and giving a copy to everyone you know.”
Pray that we have the library organized and catalogued for items to begin circulating again on the Solemnity of the Holy
Mother of God, 1/1/16!
Due to the early bulletin deadline the financial summary will be updated
in the August 23 bulletin
YOUNG AT HEART
Monday, September 14: YAH Meeting at 7:00 PM, Speaker from West Chester Historical Society
Saturday September 19: 3PM, Outing to Warren County History Center, Lebanon, OH at 3:00 PM
followed by dinner at Olive Garden, Middletown at 5:30 PM
October 11 – 17: Bus Trip to Memphis, Graceland, Nashville
There are only six seats left, it’s not too late to sign up. Any 50+ St. Max Parishioner welcome. Cost is $900 (dbl occ) and
includes: 7 days & 6 nights, transportation, hotel, 16 meals, 10 attractions and 2 shows, plus other amenities.
Join the Fun! For additional information or a complete Itinerary, Contact Verlaine at 779-3251, [email protected]
Young at Heart is a social group for parishioners ages 50 and over. Anyone is welcome, single or couples, widow or
widower. Contact Ann (330-6545) or [email protected] if you are interested in attending a meeting or joining.
EVENTS OF THE PARISH
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2015
12:00 PM
Lg Conf Rm Include Me! Mass
7:00 PM
Church
Praise & Worship
7:30 PM
Youth Room St Max Booster Meeting
MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 2015
6:00 PM
Rm 6
Vocations Committee
6:30 PM
Lg Conf Rm Knights of Columbus
Monthly Meeting
7:00 PM
Church
Lector Training
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2015
7:00 PM
Youth Room Finance Council
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2015
7:00 PM
Youth Room Stewardship Meeting
7:00 PM
Rm 6
The Light Weigh- a Catholic
weight loss program
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2015
8:00 AM
Lg Conf Rm Wellness Screening for
St. John & St. Max Staff
9:15 AM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
9:30 AM
Chapel
Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament
6:00 PM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
7:00 PM
Chapel
Holy Hour/Vespers
7:00 PM
Rms 9 & 11
St. Vincent de Paul Meeting
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 2015
9:00 AM
Hosp Rm
Stephen Ministry Reflection
Days
9:15 AM
Off Conf Rm Stephen Ministry Leaders
Meeting
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2015
9:00 AM
Lg Conf Rm VIRTUS Training
9:15 AM
Gath Sp
Memorial Reception
9:15 AM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
3:00 PM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2015
12:00 PM
Lg Conf Rm Include Me! Mass
1:30 PM
Lg Conf Rm Religious Ed Catechist
Meeting Grades 1-8
4:30 PM
Church/Gym Archdiocese St. Lawrence
Event
5:00 PM
Lg Conf Rm Stephen Ministry Continuing
Education
5:30 PM
Complex
Stephen Ministry Supervision
Groups
7:30 PM
Rm 18
Boy Scouts Altare Dei
Program
7:30 PM
Rms 2 & 3
Men’s CRHP Group
Contact Information (for a complete list, visit www.saint-max.org)
Parish Phone Number:
513-777-4322
Pastor
Fr. Geoffrey D. Drew, Ext.102
[email protected]
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Matt Gamber, Ext.114
[email protected]
Permanent Deacons
John Paul Back, 226-3428
[email protected]
Mike Hinger, 779-1586
[email protected]
Mike Lippman, 252-4898
[email protected]
Pastoral Associates
Lakmé Kodros, Parish Life and Stewardship
Ext.105, [email protected]
Jeremy Helmes, Worship
Ext. 103, [email protected]
Carol Heuser, Christian Initiation
Ext. 104, [email protected]
Larry Witsken, Facilities & Maintenance
Ext.110, [email protected]
Holly Moran, Outreach
Ext. 116, [email protected]
Zack Hinger, Evangelization & Catechesis
Ext. 107, [email protected]
Sarah Merkel, Communications
Ext. 121, [email protected]
Councils
Darrell Maddox, Pastoral
515-3723, [email protected]
Rich Tereba, Finance
887-8482, [email protected]
Commissions
Lisa Schafer, Outreach
[email protected]
Scott Teets, Parish Life & Stewardship
659-1730, [email protected]
Steve Szczap, Worship
779-3324, [email protected]
Chuck Ciccia, Evangelization & Catechesis
708-3545, e&[email protected]