Welcome to The Catholic Community of St. Paul

Welcome to
The Catholic Community of St. Paul
May 20, 2007 Ascension of the Lord
Question of the Week
How often we stand looking up
to the sky to find God. Name a
time this past week when you
saw God present in your life.
St. Paul’s Gift Shop
365-6804
Open: Tuesday-Friday
9:30am-3:00pm
Sunday: 9:00am-1:00pm
Closed: Monday & Saturday
St Paul’s Thrift Shop
787-3388
Open:Tuesday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am-1:00pm
Sunday on
Cctn
Luke 24:51 As he blessed them he parted from
them and was taken up to heaven.
Masses
Daily: 8:30am Monday- Friday (Rosary after Mass)
Saturday Vigil: 4pm
La Misa en Español: 7pm
Sunday: 7am, 9am, 11am, & 12:30pm
(Sunday, May 27th will be the last 12:30pm Mass for the season)
Confessions: Saturday, 2:30-3:30 pm (also by appointment)
2:00-3:00pm Sunday Celebration
3:00-3:30pm Octava Dies:
The Vatican Weekly News
3:30-4:00pm Christopher Closeup
4:00-4:30pm “The Haunted Heart”
WLCB
Channel 45
Comcast
Channel 17
Direct/Dish TV
Channel 45
BrightHouse
Channel 19
WLBE-790AM Radio—5:00pm
INTERNET Continuous TV & Radio
programming on the internet.
www.cctn.org
www.ccstpaul.com
The Catholic Community of St. Paul
1330 Sunshine Avenue, Leesburg, FL 34748
352-787-6354 FAX:352-787-5971 Web:www.ccstpaul.com
Priests of the Parish
Very Rev. John C. Giel, V.F., Pastor
Rev. Kent Walker, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Gianni Agostinelli, Hispanic Ministry
Deacons: Lawrence Holder & Michael McGinnity
Parish Staff
To Our Visitors...Welcome!
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm Registration forms are in the vestibule & parish ofLinda Clark, Business Administrator ....................ext. 234
Alison Kinsey, Administrative Asst.......................ext. 0
Teresa Bradley, Bookkeeper ...............................ext. 232
Patricia Cable, Executive Secretary.....................ext. 229
Jeffrey Shaw, Music Director ...............................ext. 223
Janice Roy, Children’s Religious Ed. ...................ext. 238
Deanna Saxton, Adult Religious Ed.....................ext. 251
Youth Director ......................................................ext. 269
Fermin Toro, CCTN Director of Operations .........ext. 276
Dcn Larry Holder, Ministry to the Sick..................728-5652
Beverly Smith, MTS Secretary.............................728-5639
Rosemary Vahey, St. Paul’s School Principal .....787-4657
Cathy Doyle, School Secretary ............................787-4657
Paula Quintanilla, School Bookkeeper.................787-4657
Community Service & Food Pantry......................787-3012
Maintenance Staff: Bob Bross, Art Kinsey, Jim Kertz
ST. PAUL’S GIFT SHOP
Father’s Day Gifts!
Decorate Your Garden
and Your Home!!
All Kinds of Gifts!
You Will Be Amazed!!!
fice.
Baptisms Please contact Janice Roy in Children’s
Religious Ed Department.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word Sunday at 9:00am
Children ages 5-10 leave the assembly and return at the
Presentation of Gifts.*
Children’s Religious Education Formation for children
ages 4 through 8th grade are held Sunday mornings
from 10:00am to 11:30am. Children must be registered
to attend.* Religious Education classes for this age
group are now in recess. Registration for next year
will be in August with sessions resuming in
September.
Confirmation is a two-year program beginning with 8th
grade, and includes those students from St. Paul’s
School.* Registration for next year will be in August
with sessions resuming in September.
Preparation for Reconciliation/Eucharist The 2nd
grade is the usual time for children to prepare for the 1st
celebration of the sacraments of Reconciliation & Eucharist. St. Paul’s has a parish preparation program that is
separate from the Catholic School & the parish school of
religious education. Children must be registered, and
should have completed a full year of religious instruction
before entering the preparation program.
RCIA is the process of inquiring about the Catholic faith.
For more information, please contact Deanna Saxton in
Fr. Kent’s Book Club Selection is the Adult Religious Ed Department.
Fr. Kent’s Book Club
In Search of Belief By Joan Chit- Weddings Please contact one of the Priests for this
tister. The book club meeting has sacrament.
been rescheduled for May 29th at *Please contact Janice Roy in Children’s Religious
9:30am in the Holy Family Room.
Education.
The Week at a Glance
Sunday, May 20 –The Ascension of the Lord
8:00am Coffee & Donuts / HFR
9:00am Children’s Liturgy of the Word / 212 FEC
10:00am Breaking Open the Word / 124 A
11:00am Baccalaureate for High School & College at Mass
12:00pm Reception for High School & College / 216-218 FEC
12:30pm Baccalaureate for St. Paul’s School at Mass
1:30pm Reception for St. Paul’s School / HFR
Monday, May 21
St. Christopher Magallanes, priest, martyr, and his companions, martyrs
3:15pm Student Handbell Rehearsal / 224 FEC
6:00pm Tintinnabule Handbell Rehearsal / 224 FEC
7:00pm Bronze Handbell Rehearsal / 224 FEC
7:00pm Hispanic Religious Education / 219, 224 FEC
Comunidad Hispana Católica de la
Parroquia de San Pablo
Santa Misa en Español: todos los
sábados a las 7:00pm.
Encuentro de Oración y Meditación
Bíblica: todos los jueves a las 7:00
pm, en el salon parroquial (social
hall).
Todos están invitados a participar.
Para comunicarse con el Padre
Gianni llamar al 352-787-9208.
Tuesday, May 22
St. Rita of Cascia, religious
12:00pm Brown Bag Theology / 215-217 FEC
5:30pm English as Second Language / 219-223 FEC
7:00pm Parish Prayer Meeting / SH
Theresa M. Nagler 05/12/07
Wednesday, May 23
9:00am Craft Club / SSH
10:30am Apologetics Class / 216-218 FEC
7:00pm St. Paul’s School Graduation / C
7:30pm Alcoholics Anonymous / 215-217 FEC
Thursday, May 24
2:00pm Bereavement Meeting / MTS
5:30pm English as Second Language / 219-223 FEC
7:00pm Hispanic Prayer Meeting / NSH
7:00pm Pastoral Council Meeting / 216/-218
Friday, May 25
St. Bede the Venerable, priest, doctor
St. Gregory VII, pope
Mary Magdelene de’ Pazzi, virgin
No special meetings on this day
Flowers have been placed this Sunday to the Glory of God, May 20th by
Frank Lukosik in memory of Frank &
Agnes Lukosik, and on May 24th, by
Shirley Nye in memory of Darleen A.
Sawdo. If you would like to place
flowers in the church in memory of a
loved one, or in honor of someone or an event,
please contact the parish
Saturday, May 26
St. Philip Neri, priest
8:30am English as Second Language / 219-223 FEC
1:30pm English as Second Language / 219-223 FEC
2:30pm Confessions / C
3:00pm Rehearsal 4pm Choir / 216-218 FEC
Thrift Shop News
8:00am Coffee & Donuts / HFR
9:00am Children’s Liturgy of the Word / 212 FEC
10:00am Rosemary Vahey’s Retirement Reception / SH
10:00am Breaking Open the Word / 124 A
Our Thrift Shop has reopened and we are very excited
about all our new happenings. We are very happy to
announce that we have hired a new manager, Rick
Merton, to reorganize and manage our operations. He
comes to us with years of experience! Please help us
welcome him to our community.
KEY
We will be having monthly specials and here are just a
few for the month of May:
Sunday, May 27—Pentecost
CH Church
SH Social Hall
MTS Ministry to Sick
CS Community Service
SPS St Paul’s School
HFR Holy Family Room
A Administration Bldg
NSH North Social Hall
SSH South Social Hall
SP Sports Pavilion
YAC Youth Activity Center
FEC Family Enrichment Center
May 25th - Red, White and Blue Day—all red, white
and blue clothing 50% off
Don’t forget us when cleaning out your garages, and
closets! We still make pickups and deliveries.
Please keep June and George Gibeau in your prayers.
Thank you.
Intentions
Gilda Afflito, Frank Atherton, Herta Biskop, Glenda Boliek, Lora Burrill, Michelle Capity, Pat Chambers, Andy Clark,
Eleanor Clemens, Marcy Cooper, Len Copus, Josephine DiGaetano, Mary Dillinger, Melinda Earlywine, Doris Ennis,
Chuck Fetzer, Forrest Fulkerson, Pat Gendreau, Helen Giasson, Janet Giel, Joan Gogolewski, Mike Gogolewski, Bruce
Gore, Marie Hall, Barbara Halligan, Danette Horton, Nancy Kertz, Alison Kinsey, Brian Kinsey & Family, Greg Kinsey &
Family, Elizabeth Knapp, Ron Krupa, Kody Krupperbacker, Linda Kohlmeyer, Bob Koss, Steven Lally, Donna Leone,
Bill Lorson, Roger Maison, Ed May, Amy Medeiros, Marian Meldrum, Jean Miller, Rita Murdoch, Jo Oliver, Gilbert
Padilla, Darlene Payne, Jean Piekutowski, Karen Plankey, Liz Pybas, Anita Rocheleau, Kevin Rodenski, Doug Rollins,
Joy Rosier, Lenny Ruckman, Kenny Saxton, Tony Schmitz, Dorothy Smith, Carl Spica, Rita Stephens, Bernice Taillieu,
Jillian Taylor, Ernestine Thomas, Ralph Tusa, Diane Warstler, Mary Watt, Cheryl Weaver, Mary Dean White.
Ministry to The Sick
St. Paul’s ever-growing community has an everlasting demand for more Sacramental Ministers to the
Sick. These Lay Ministers visit, comfort, and bring
Prayer and the Sacrament of Holy Communion to
our parishioners who are in the hospital, nursing
homes, or home-bound due to advanced age or
illness. This special ministry has its roots in antiquity and has always been one of the Church’s most
important functions. It would cause Our Lord to say,
“What you have done to the least of my brethren
you have done to me.” Should you feel the Lord is
urging you to learn more about this ministry, call
728-5652.
Hearing Aid Assistance
Do you have trouble hearing the words at Mass? Do you think
the priests talk too softly? Can’t hear the song announcements? Many of us have these problems and we are missing
out on the beauty of our services. BUT THERE IS A SOLUTION. There are hearing assistance devices in the Usher’s
Room. These are small FM radios with ear plugs that pick up
the sound directly from the sound system. Ask any usher for
one when you come to Mass. Use it during Mass and turn it in
afterward. You will be surprised and pleased with how well you
can hear all that is going on at the service.
Parish Prayer Meeting
The last prayer meeting of the year will be
held on Tuesday, May 22nd at 7:00pm in the
Social Hall. Tim Craig, our guest speaker, will
be teaching on maturing in your faith. All are
welcome.
Early-bird Registration for the Diocesan Charismatic Conference, October 26-28, is available until the
end of May. Call Al and BevHartley, 728-0832, for specifics.
St. Paul’s Loan Closet
The Loan Closet is located in the Pastoral Care suite of
rooms along with the Ministry to the Sick, Blood Pressure and Catholic Charities Office. The Loan Closet provides physical aid for those who need: crutches, walkers,
wheelchairs, commodes, and bath chairs, for as long as
necessary, but should be returned when no longer
needed. Please contact the Ministry to the Sick Office at
728-5652.
Summer Enrichment Program
At
St. Paul’s Catholic School
June 4th—August 3rd
7:30am-5:30pm
Grades 1-8
Travel to the Science Center & Space Center
Swimming, roller skating
Choose the weeks you wish to attend
Contact the school office to register
352-787-4657
$25.00 registration fee
$100.00 per week for first child
$95.00 for each additional child
Corpus Christi Procession
Bishop Wenski will celebrate Mass on Corpus Christi, the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, at St.
James Cathedral on Sunday, June 10, 6:00pm. Following the
celebration of Mass, you are invited to participate in a Eucharistic Procession from St. James Cathedral (215 Orange Avenue in
Downtown Orlando) around the walking path of Lake Eola ending at the Lake Eola Amphitheater on Rosalind Street for Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. This Diocesan Procession
with the most Blessed Sacrament was initiated during the Year
of the Eucharist and is a very beautiful opportunity to pray together and witness our belief in the Real Presence.
Please join us
In celebrating St. Paul’s School Principal
Rosemary Vahey’s Retirement
A reception will be held in her honor on
Sunday, May 27, 2007 at 10:00 am in the Social Hall
All are welcome
Please RSVP to Cathy at 352-365-2892 no later than May 21, 2007
Liturgy of the Word for Children
Closed Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are every Wednesday Night at 7:30 pm in rooms 215/217 of the Family Enrichment Center. All are welcome who feel they have a problem
with alcohol and have a desire to stop drinking. For further
information, please call Tom P. at 728-1104
Children of the parish! Please join us for Children’s
Liturgy of the Word. Parents, please allow your
child/children to come and hear the gospel presented in a child’s understanding. Come listen,
pray, and share. Children’s Liturgy of the Word will
continue until Pentecost Sunday when we discontinue for the summer months, resuming again in
September.
Our Capital Campaign
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enlarge the CHURCH by 400 seats and add:
2 more reconciliation rooms
a new larger priest sacristy
a large working sacristy
a room for the children’s liturgy of the word group
a choir room to practice and library
a robing room for choir members
more restrooms and handicap restrooms
enlarge the CCTN studios
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enlarge the SCHOOL and add:
an all purpose room for assemblies and displays
a cafeteria and new kitchen
a new science lab
a new media/library center
a new computer lab
storage and elevator
a fine arts center
1st Collection .............................. $19,247.00
2nd Collection– School ................. $5,115.00
Children’s ............................................ $ 9.00
Next Week: Catholic Community Television
Network/CCTN
Volunteers Needed!!
Food Pantry Volunteers— Volunteers are
needed in the Food Pantry for the summer. The
Food Pantry is open from 9:00am to 12:00
noon, Monday through Friday. Please inquire at
the pantry if you are able to assist them.
Parish Office Volunteers— Volunteers are
needed in the parish office Wednesday am,
and Friday pm. Duties include taking phone
messages, greeting people, filing, etc. Contact
Alison in the parish office.
Men & Women are needed to Usher at all
Masses— Please check with an usher at your
Mass if you would like to be a part of this ministry.
Please help water our plants! - If you are
interested, please call Pat Fry at 360-1792.
Principal’s Corner
St. Paul’s Catholic School Graduating Class of 2007
Kelley Marie Bowen
Cory Tyler DeLand
Daniel Rosendo Diaz
William Christopher Esquivel
Christopher Joel Handy
Matthew John Joyce
Andrew Joseph Matella
Delaney Erin Pfister
Ashley Michelle Roig
Billy Anthony Scaltsas
Nicholas Deitrich Schwarz
Alexandra Lynn Taylor
Kyle Sullivan Teaf
Levoy Nathaniel Turneur
Kathleen Regina Uridel
Jessica Joy Vermillion
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL
FROM YOUR PARISH FAMILY!
WHO: PRE K—6TH GRADE OR AGES 4-12
WHAT: A 10-DAY CATHOLIC VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
BIBLE...DOCTRINE...SNACKS...CRAFTS…
SINGING… IT’S FUN! IT’S ACTION PACKED!
WHERE: THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PAUL
WHEN: JUNE 4TH-JUNE 15TH (MONDAY-FRIDAY)
9AM TO 12 NOON
WHAT TO WEAR: PLAY CLOTHES
DONATIONS: MATERIALS, SNACKS, (FRUIT, CHEESE, ETC.) AND CASH
DONATIONS WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. (SUGGESTED
CASH DONATION $7.00 PER WEEK, PER CHILD)
T-SHIRTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR AN ADDITIONAL
CHARGE OF $6.00 EACH
REGISTER BY: MAY 28th!!!! CALL JANICE ROY AT THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE
FOR MORE INFORMATION 787-6354 X238
REGISTRATION FOR VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL WILL BE HELD AFTER THE 9:00AM AND
11:00AM MASSES IN THE HOLY FAMILY ROOM. (A MEDICAL FORM WILL NEED TO BE
FILLED OUT ALSO.)
High School & College Graduates, 2007
David Bauschlicher—attended St. Paul’s School and is a graduate of Eustis High School. David was on the AllCounty Tennis Team and was Salutatorian. He was an Altar Server for 8 years and has been on 2 mission trips with
St. Paul’s Youth Group. David will attend Stetson University on a full scholarship majoring in Computer Science.
Steven Bauschlicher—attended St. Paul’s School and is a graduate of Eustis High School. Steven was also on the
All-County Tennis Team and was Salutatorian. He was an Altar Server for 8 years and has been on 2 mission trips
with St. Paul’s Youth Group. David will attend Stetson University on a full scholarship majoring in Computer Science.
Karyn Cauthen—has received her Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies from St. Leo University. Karyn is known and
loved here at St. Paul’s as our former Religious Education Director. She continues with us as a volunteer.
James Reid Doyle—attended St. Paul’s School and is a graduate of Leesburg High School. James was in the top 25
of his class, a Beta Club member, and won a Bright Futures Scholarship. He will be attending Lake Sumter Community College, then on to USF or UF to study Business.
Taryn Ann Doyle—has received her Bachelor’s of Arts & Sciences degree in Psychology, with a minor in sociology
from the University of South Florida, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude. Taryn’s other honors are Psi Chi National Honor Society in Psychology, Golden Key International Honor Society, College of Arts and Sciences Honor
Society, College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s List, and National Dean’s List. Taryn plans to work with children and
teens to improve their academics and self images. She would like to achieve a post-graduate education to obtain a
doctoral degree.
Fernando R. Figueroa—is a graduate of Tavares High School. He has received honors from Florida Boys State,
Lake County Top Scholar, American Legion Citizenship Award, National Hispanic Scholar, and ranked 1st in his
class. Fernando will be attending the University of Florida seeking a degree in Philosophy and wishes to be a novelist.
Erik Joseph Herman—attended St. Paul’s School and is a graduate of Trinity Catholic High School. He was a member of our Youth Group and has gone on 3 mission trips with them. Erik will be attending UNF in Jacksonville, majoring in Sociology.
Jaime Elizabeth Hucorne—is a graduate of Leesburg, High School. She will be attending Lake Sumter Community
College her first two years.
Cassandra Krege—attended St. Paul’s School and is a graduate of Trinity Catholic High School. She will be attending college in the fall.
Michelle Anne Uson—is a graduate of Trinity Catholic High School. She has received 1st Honors 9th-12th grades,
Teacher’s Award in Geometry 9th grade, 2nd Merit English II junior year, founder & president of the Trinity Catholic
Pre-Med Club, charter member of the Chess Club, received various medals and trophies from chess and martial arts
tournaments, 2nd Chair Clarinetist, receiving superior and excellent ratings in Solo and Ensemble, Marching FBA,
and Concert FBA assessments, and a member of the National Honors Society. Michelle is a former Altar Server at St.
Paul’s, and a teen helper in the Children’s Liturgy of the Word. She was also a Peer Minister on the Storm Team in
Trinity Catholic’s Peer Ministry. Michelle plans to attend Florida State University, majoring in Psychology, then go to
medical school to become a doctor.
Mark Watson—is a graduate of Leesburg High School. He received the Florida Bright Futures Medallion Scholar
and the Fruitland Park Lions Scholarship. Mark was in CLOW for 4 years, a catechist’s aide, and was in Madrigals
chorus.
Patrick Richard Merlin Youngren– is a graduate of Trinity Catholic High School. He is a member of the National
Honor Society. Patrick will be attending Flagler College and will be pursuing a Law degree.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF YOU
FROM YOUR PARISH FAMILY!
St. Paul’s 2007 Pastoral Council Nominee Facts
Nominees for Prayer and Worship
Bob Heitzman
I am a retired registered pharmacist. I was past president, VP, and treasurer of 2 orchid societies. I was also past treasurer of the Newman Club at the University of Iowa.
I am the current Grand Knight at the Knights of Columbus Council 5644 in Leesburg,
and am founding president of the Catholic Resident’s Club at Legacy. At St. Paul’s I am
a Lector, Altar Server, Eucharistic Minister, and Sacristan, and am a member of the Ecumenism Commission of the Orlando Diocesan Synod.
I am very much interested in the continued well-being of our parish and the meaningfulness of our worship, and feel I have sufficient experience to help.
Janice Duffy
I was a public school teacher and taught music. I planned and prepared children’s liturgies and taught music in Catholic school for over twenty years.
I have been a choir accompanist and choir member in former parishes, and am a member of St. Paul’s 9:00 am choir.
I have a strong interest in listening to the voices of parishioners (re: music and liturgy )and attempting to
coordinate their wishes within liturgical guidelines.
Nominees for Pastoral Care
Ruth Forster
I am a registered x-ray tech., past state president of Hospital Auxiliary of Arkansas,
volunteer at ICU waiting room, chairman, Leesburg, Regional Hospital., Library volunteer
at Hawthorne, a substitute teacher, VP of the Orchid Society, mother, grandmother, and
great-grandmother.
I am currently involved in the Food Pantry and was formerly involved in the Thrift Shop. I sing in the St.
Paul’s choir, and support the craft show by selling soap. I also took communion to the ill.
I am seeking the position where I can best serve.
Vincent Profili
I have been an accountant, CFO of a computer company, worked for multinational corporations, and in
retail. I am now retired.
I was a lector and usher in other parishes. I am a respite care volunteer, Eucharistic minister, and have
been chair for a holiday dinner for the needy. I also worked on campaigns for additions to the parishes I have
been in including Florida.
I want to serve St. Paul’s parish in any way I can.
St. Paul’s 2007 Pastoral Council Nominee Facts (cont.)
Nominees for Religious Education
Bob Dahl
I taught in high school for over 30 years and as an adjunct professor of math at a community college, Penn State University, Radnor College at Lake-Sumter CC in Leesburg, and
Albright College in Reading, PA. I also taught at Trinity Catholic High School in Ocala for
1½ years.
I sing in St. Paul’s 11:00 am choir. I volunteer at St. Paul’ School 3 days a week.
I would like to become more active in the church. I am fully retired and do have some
time to give to the church in this way.
Riley R. (Randy) Lee
I have a building materials and construction background. I have volunteered with Pop
Warner football as a coach. I also help in any capacity I can, such as remodeling the thrift
shop building at The Haven, or cutting trees for neighbors after storms.
I am primarily active in RCIA. I would like to work with the youth group and CCTN.
My daughter, Savannah, attends St. Paul’s School and Youth Group. I have a very active
interest in this school’s success. I built the cross for use outside St. Paul’s for Lent & Easter, and cooked at
the Fish Fries.
I know that just as education is the key to success in life, the same is true in our faith. Learning about our
faith and our church is very exciting to me and I want to share this with everyone. I feel that the stronger our
education processes are that the stronger our faith will be, resulting in stronger Catholics.
Nominee for Area 1 At-Large Representative
Carl Walbert
I am retired from Praxair Inc. where I was employed for 35 years. My area was procurement, project management, marketing both US and international.
I have been a hospital volunteer for over fifteen years, Kenmore Mercy Hospital, Men’s Support Group
and fundraising, chairman and vice president. I was a member of St. Stephen’s Church, Grand Island, NY for
over 45 years, and served as chairman of administration, past president of the council, chair of the finance
committee, parish trustee for over 25 years. I was involved with building of 1100 seat church and facility at a
cost of over 6.4 million which opened in 2000. I served on the architectural board. I am presently filling the
term for Area 1 at St. Paul’s.
I would like to share many years of experience with St. Paul in the spirit of service.
Nominee for Area 4 At-Large Representative
Joseph L. Ryan
I have a Catholic education from St. Philomena’s Elementary, Cathedral High School, and Regis College.
I was a Navy pilot from 1942-49. I graduated college cum laude in June 1948, and was married that year. I
passed the CPA exam in May 1948.
I am a past member of the St. Vincent de Paul Parish and served on the parish council 1955-58. I have
been a lector, SME, scheduled and trained SME’s, have been a sacristan, and have been a Knight of Columbus since 1948. I also have many other memberships and offices. I moved to Leesburg after Hurricane Ivan in
2004.
Nominee for Area 6 At-Large Representative
John and Elizabeth O’Leary
John was a highway engineer for the federal government for 36 years. He is a Knight of Columbus and
works in the food pantry at St. Paul’s
Elizabeth was an alumnae director at a small Catholic college, an underwriter for an insurance company,
sold group medical insurance. She works in respite care, the food pantry, is VP of the CCW, the Basket Mania
chair, and lector for St. Paul’s
We have been members of several parishes and are impressed with the extent to which St. Paul’s serves the
community. It has been our privilege to participate in this mission by helping the food pantry. We look forward to representing St. Paul’s as we welcome new members to our parish community serving as a liaison for
our district.
Cherlyn Bradley and Deborah Richardson (to serve jointly)
Cherlyn has 28 years experience as a mortgage business underwriter and mortgage
broker.
She is a member of the CCW.
She wants to serve as a volunteer for the church in area 6 with Deborah Richardson.
Deborah has 33 years experience as a telecommunications manager.
She has worked 9 years as a 1st grade CCD teacher, and a helper for Vacation Bible School. She has also
worked part-time as a church secretary.
She would like to serve on the council at St. Paul’s with Cherlyn Bradley.
SAVE THE DATE!! —-JUNE 24th
Come One, Come All to the Biggest, Best
PARISH PICNIC
Celebrating Fr. John’s 15th Anniversary as our Pastor
1-4 pm
School Sports Pavilion
Entertainment, Food, Games, Clowns,
and Surprises
Please bring a Covered Dish
(Meats, supplies, & beverages supplied)
RSVP if you plan to attend
787-6354 x0