April 10, 2016 - Holy Name of Mary

In the Studio:
MODERNIST
MISSIONARY
For Father Bill Moore, the
lines between life, work,
spirit and service have long
been painted over
In the Studio: Modernist Missionary
Written by John Goekler Photography by Daniel Bell
March 2016
If finding one’s calling is the greatest gift in life, Father Bill Moore is twice
blessed. As a priest and as a successful artist, he moves seamlessly from pulpit to
studio and back again. “My art makes me a better priest,” he says, “and my faith
makes me a better artist.”
Moore’s style is uniquely his own, incorporating color fields that echo of Rothko
and Newman, overlaid with often intense physical textures created by expanded
metals, meshes and other pattern-making tools. The scarring, scraping and
imprinting on his canvases are metaphors for what life does to us, as well as a
reflection of his own way of “seeing” art.
“Touch is my most developed sense,” he explains. “I knew that very early on. My
mom and dad used to say, ‘Bill, do you have to touch everything?’ And the answer
was, ‘Yes. How else can I really know it?’ So I encourage people to touch my
paintings. They’re acrylic and acrylic responds to the oils of the human skin. It
likes to be touched.”
Four years ago, Moore moved his studio to a business park about 35 miles east of
Los Angeles. The 1,300-foot warehouse includes two showrooms, a small office and
a large work area that’s now covered in an array of colorful paint splatters. “I
immediately just related to the set up here in this studio,” he says. “Every space
could be used for just the right purpose. And the huge draw here was the quiet.”
Prior to moving, Moore worked in Pomona, California, in an up-and-coming arts
district, but he outgrew the studio after painting there for eight years. “It was one
of the best moves I ever made coming here,” Moore says of the warehouse, which is
always open to visitors. “The move engendered me to take the work in a new
direction, almost like using the same language but with a different accent. It’s kind
of an overused word, but there’s something very organic about the whole process
of my work evolving and that coinciding with the physical move.”
He says his work is now more gestural and a little more energized, but what has
stayed the same is the desire to create peace amid chaos, to keep a balance between
energy and rest. “I always want to have a peaceful resolution,” Moore says. “Even
if the painting is full of energy, life and movement, I always want to evoke peace,
tranquility and calm. I always want to organize this energy.”
Many of Moore’s paintings incorporate sacred — though not specifically Christian
— symbols. “I often use cruciform shapes,” he says. “But like Antoni Tàpies, I
believe that the power of the cross goes far beyond its use in a Christian context.
We’re drawn to what I call essential shapes, patterns and textures. They’re found in
all kinds of civilizations and traditions. In fact, the geometric ratios that I use
almost subconsciously are the same as those used in ancient Indian, Egyptian and
Greek architecture, as well as medieval European cathedrals.”
“Father Bill imbues his art with a deep spirituality based on who he is,” says Mary
Felton, who represents Moore’s work at Galerie Züger in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
“His process is to walk up to a blank canvas and see what [the] Spirit wants him to
paint on that canvas. I think people who are on that deep spiritual level can touch
that.
“But his work also speaks to collectors who are only about the visual aesthetic.
Geometric elements as well as texture play a big role in Father Moore’s paintings.
He uses patterns that go back to antiquity — really from cave days on — that
speak to our psyches. He alludes to Plato’s forms and draws from his fund of
images: the good, the true and the beautiful — as well as the Golden Mean and the
Fibonacci Numbers. And we’re all somehow instinctively drawn to those.”
Moore’s pieces also often include found objects from the mountains, deserts or city
streets. “Found objects have always fascinated me,” he says. “When they and art
materials merge, it creates a kind of alchemy. It’s also a personal metaphor, in that
transformation — something becoming more or other than it was — is at the heart
of my ministry and art-making.”
The natural world provides Father Bill both renewal and inspiration. His paintings
reflect memories of morning light on the waters of Castaic Lake, the horizon line of the Sierra Nevada and the
red iron oxide hues of the Mojave Desert.
“We have had the honor of showing Father Bill for many years, including a solo exhibition at the gallery,” says
Sam Heaton, director of CODA Gallery in Palm Desert, California. “Many of his paintings have been inspired
by the rust tones, terrain and texture of the deserts of Southern California. Viewers appreciate the unique quality
of those works, which possess a serenity and presence that many people feel naturally drawn to, just as they feel
naturally drawn to the artist himself.”
Moore is also inspired by the vernacular landscapes of Los Angeles, the patterns of fields and orchards in
California’s Central Valley, and the angles and planes of “primitive” art.
“Ever since I was a small boy, I have been attracted to the ancient, indigenous and primitive,” he says. “The first
time I saw a display of indigenous African art at LACMA, it was so beautiful that I literally got lost. I got
separated from whoever I was with. I was just this kid, being totally alone and totally at home with this art. It
just grabbed my little 10-year-old heart.”
The desire to create his own art started in high school. “I was really challenged when it came to mathematics,”
Moore says. “I had the lowest scores ever recorded on the high-school entrance exam. But when I got to
geometry — oh my gosh — I was in heaven! All these shapes and numbers and letters and lines. I just filled my
notebooks with drawings using them. That summer I took an art class and started painting. It put a fire in me
and I knew this was something I needed to do, no matter what.”
When he went to seminary, however, Moore was told that he would have to major in philosophy or theology. “I
had my heart set on being an art major,” he says. “And I realized I had to do that, even though I might get
kicked out. I kept waiting for the letter saying, ‘Goodbye!’ But it never came, and the next year the Provincial
said students were encouraged to major in the field of their choice.”
In 1968, Father Bill entered the order of Father Damien of Molokai, joining the Congregation of the Sacred
Hearts of Jesus and Mary. He was ordained after college seminary and graduate school. “It’s a missionary order,”
he explains. “We’re in parishes, hospitals, high schools and prisons in the U.S., Asia, Africa and Latin America,
often working with the poorest of the poor.” All members of the Catholic order work to support its efforts, and
for the past 15 years, the sale of Father Bill’s work has endowed the order’s social justice work. “Being able to
pursue my passion while benefitting my order has been a great blessing in my life,” he says.
Spurred on by features in newspapers and magazines around the world, Moore’s work is increasingly represented
in international collections and in galleries across North America. This spring, Avran Art + Design, in Laguna
Beach, California, will host an exhibit of his work opening on April 23.
Keeping up with that demand often dictates 12-hour days in the studio, but Father Bill still makes time to serve
mass at a local parish, as well as in detention camps for youthful offenders, a convalescent center and a
retirement center. In fact, he finds no separation between those activities.
“People often tell me they’ve never heard any priest say the things I do in sermons,” he says. “I put so much
effort into a talk — trying to find a connection that’s fresh, that’s valid, exciting to me and maybe helpful to
them. And it’s the same thing in art. So whether I’m painting or drafting a sermon, it’s the same process.”
Moore also includes descriptions with each painting, a “little window” that viewers can peer through to
understand his process, adding a layer of depth.
“Father Bill speaks softly and with a humble heart,” says Nick Barral, director of the Gib Singleton Museum of
Fine Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. “His paintings invoke feelings for life as a whole, and viewers are drawn to
that.”
“I think in many ways, people are hungry for poetry and music and art,” Moore says, reflecting on his chosen
professions. “I think we have a deficiency in our spiritual diet. Through my art, I’m asking myself and those that
would explore it to slow down. To look, touch and consider the essential colors, shapes and textures that can
feed our souls. I hope my paintings serve as an invitation to enter into the mystery of being fully human, and to
face our fears and the challenges of life with dignity and grace.”
Hundreds of found objects and salvaged
pattern- and mark-making materials in Father
Bill’s studio symbolize his belief that
everything and everyone can be redeemed.
www.westernartandarchitecture.com
April 10, 2016
3rd Sunday of Easter
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday 5 PM, and 1st Saturday 8:30 AM (English)
Sunday 8 AM, 10 AM & 5 PM (English);
Sunday 12:30 PM (Español)
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH
5:00 PM
PD
WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday—Friday 8:30 AM (English)
1st & 4th Wednesday 6:30 PM (Español)
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday 3:30 PM (English)
4th Wednesday of the month, 7:00 PM (Español)
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
8:00 AM
C
Anastasia Escandon, Int. Lai Family, Bob Zabel,
Carlos Carillo, Socorro Sifuentes, Int. Miguel and
Maria Mejia, Maria Garibay, Maha Khoury, Int.
Victor Garrison
12:30 PM VP
Int. Guadalupana Society, Sergio Contreras
Nava, Francisco Contreras, Aurora Dorantes,
Raul A. Dorantes, Maria de los Angeles
Dorantes, Richard Bargeron, Mario Raul Flores
5:00 PM
Peter Marquez, Int. Mary Lopez, Bill Birdsall,
Tom Simonson
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK AND THE SUFFERING
IN OUR COMMUNITY:
Pete Morales, Mary Lopez, Floyd Jackson, Tony Quintero,
Luis Benavides, Gina Anderson, Joann Baur, Kim Castellano,
Peter A. Morales, Alma Patricia Mendoza, Jean A. Lewis,
Sandy Cavanaugh, Jose Quiñonez, Mary Ellen Lopez, Al
Saldivar, Jackie Leige, Honorato Morales, Manuel Flores,
William Keller, Mark Vidakovich, Martha Haynes, Mary
Eaton, Bob Hall, Tiffany Pereira, Mary Ellen Lopez, Bill
Cavanaugh, Debbie Caldwell, Jack Leige, Tessa Morales, Clare
Eubanks, Socorro Gallardo, and Nancy Bashaw.
D
MONDAY, APRIL 11TH
8:30 AM
In Memoriam
ALBA HARROLD 
JACK MEREDITH 
BERTHA BADGLEY 
ROSALIE WILFORD 
RUTH “MOLLY” HILLARY 
Regina Peña, Rafael Sanchez, Int. Danielle
DeHerrera, int. Kayla DeHerrera, Int. Willian
Keller, Jorge Medina
10:00 AM PD
Sign-up Sheet in the Narthex of the Church
Liturgy of the Hours
Monday – Saturday after Adoration Exposition
Edgardo Veloso, int Amante & Edima Umanah,
Maria Isabel Aviles, Ed and Nadine Rathboth, Int.
Stanzione Family, Carol Dahl, JerryClinkenbeard,
Daniel and Toña Lopez, Danny Martin Lopez,
Robert Morales, Blessing Onveka
SUNDAY, APRIL 10TH
First Friday until 6:00 PM
Early Morning Adoration
Weekday Mornings 6:00 AM— 8:30 AM
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WM David Bell, Mauricio Rivera, Joe Calderon, Ngozi
Muodo, Virginia Pritchard
TUESDAY, APRIL 12TH
8:30 AM
D
Barbara J. Lawson, Benjamin Sanchez
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13TH
8:30 AM
PD
Juan Gomez, Mauricio Rivera, Maria de la Peña,
Ella Mac Harrell, Herbert Contrivida
THURSDAY, APRIL 14TH
8:30 AM
PD
Earl Edelbrock, Int. Ifeyinwa Nwodo, Alfredo
Calderon, Aleyda Palencia
FRIDAY, APRIL 15TH
8:30 AM
D
William Charles Panarisi, Int. Anne Riech
Easter Weekend Priest Mass Schedule:
Sat. 5:00—C,
Sun. 8—D & PD, 10—C & WM, 12:30—VP, 5:00—D & PD
Presider Key* C=Cronin D=Danyluk PD=Peter Dennis
WM=Bill Moore M= Donal McCarthy VP=Visiting Priest
*Schedule subject to change
Holy Name of Mary Parish is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. Please do not leave your purses or valuables unattended.
April 10, 2016
3rd Sunday of Easter
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“Love is the measure of our faith” Pope Francis
Dear Sisters and Brothers
Together in Mission is our love and faith in action as we share our
gifts. These gifts ensure that the love and faith that grows on our
corner here continues in poor parishes across the diocese funding
over 80 parishes and 63 schools. Through your generous donations
we have raised/pledged $140,000 that will feed directly to these
parishes/schools ensuring they remain open and growing, where
children and adults just like us embrace shared values of faith that
are life and love giving.
Join us on April 11th, 2016 for mass and graveside service for
Fr. Michael Brooks, SS.CC. 
Mass will begin at 11:00 am followed by the interment at 12:00 pm
San Fernando Mission Cemetery 11160 Stranwood Ave, Mission Hills, CA 91345
This study focuses on the opening chapters of
Matthew and Luke, the only gospels which
describe the wondrous events surrounding the
birth of the Messiah. It also explores the many
significant connections these two gospels make
between the Old Testament and the birth of the
Savior. Rich insights will be made as these two
gospels are opened to reveal the special
contribution each makes to our understanding
of Jesus' nativity. Deepen your longing for the
Messiah's coming again and ask God to be
Emmanuel, 'God with us.
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3rd Sunday of Easter
Amazing Greys Senior Ministry: Ann Kuns from the
Citrus Valley Health Care Partners offers tips on
home care for diabetics.
Meeting people where they are... Leading them to
where God calls them to be
On December 3rd, Matthew Kelly will make his
only Southern California appearance until 2017!
I am trying to find people who are familiar with Matthew
and the Dynamic Catholic Institute, or interested in helping prepare for this arena event, the largest of any
Dynamic Catholic event. Please contact Tom Nolan at
[email protected] or cell 818 298-1360.
SAVE THE DATE: BISHOP AMAT
5TH ANNUAL ALUMNI FOOTBALL GAME
MAY 7, 2016 AT 2:00PM
AT KIEFER MEMORIAL STADIUM, BAHS
Contact coach Steve Hagerty at 626-962-2495x6001
To learn more and RSVP visit the following link.
http:/www.amattdclub.com/Event.aspx?occasionld=330095
RESPECT LIFE CONFERENCE
Sunday— April 17th
9:00 am —2:30 pm
St. Louise de Marillac Catholic Church
1720 E. Covina Blvd. Covina, CA 91724
For more Information: 626-915-7873
www.stlouisedm.org
April 10, 2016
San Gabriel Valley Magnificat is
hosting a prayer
brunch with guest
speaker Barbara Lambert, Saturday, May 7, 2016 at 10:00
a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (Registration @ 9:30) at San Dimas
Canyon Golf Course 2100 Terrebonne Ave. San Dimas,
CA. 91773
Magnificat is a ministry whose objective is to help foster
growth in holiness and to live out the mystery of Mary's
visit to Elizabeth in our lives. Registration fee: $25 by
April 27th, $29 after. Registration forms will be in the
entrance and office of the church. For more information,
contact Clara Luera at (626) 963-5532
World Wide Marriage Encounter
Weekend- May 13-15
Would you like to spend a weekend alone
with your spouse, enrich your marriage and make
your marriage relationship the most beautiful
treasure you can give to each other and your
children.
Our World Wide Marriage Encounter
Weekend was a gift that lasts a lifetime. Our next
weekend is May 13-15. With all the things in our life
we give our time too, nothing is more important than
the care we give to our marriages, in turn to our
children.
Exhibitors in the Hall
Food, Snacks & Drinks available
for purchase in the hall.
FREE Admission
Keynote Speaker:
“What Does Respect Life Mean?
Deacon Omar Uriarte
Topics:
 Abortion Issues
 Teen, being a Pro-Life Teen
 Abortion issues for teens
 Adoption & Fostering
 Human Trafficking
 Domestic Violence
 Death Penalty
...and many more topics!
April 10, 2016
3rd Sunday of Easter
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HOLY NAME OF MARY SUMMER SCHOOL
From the Director of Administration…
Called to live the love of Jesus, we are COMMITTED to the
unfolding of faith and high academic standards in every
child’s heart and mind. (Mission Statement)
…let’s continue the unfolding of faith and high
academic standards in your child’s heart and mind.
Who:
Grades K– 8 in the Fall 2016*
Subjects:
Reading, Writing/Grammar, Math
Dates & Days: June 27th – July 21st ; Mon – Thurs.
Time:
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Tuition:
$400
For More information, please call: Holy Name of Mary
School (909)542-0449
V.B.S. 2016
Cave Quest Vacation Bible School
Following Jesus, the Light of the World!
July 25 - 29 from 9 am – 12:15 pm @ HNM
Holy Name of Mary VBS is a weeklong summer day camp
for students Age 4 (by first day of program) - Grade 5.
Registration starts June 1st in the Faith Formation office space is limited so register early!
Any questions? Please contact Melanie Bailey at
909-599-1243 x232 or [email protected].
WHEN: Monday, June 13 - Friday, July 22,
HOURS: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. M-F
WHO: Grade K–8 (Fall 2016)
Holy Name of Mary’s Summer Camp is enhanced to focus on the development of your
child during the summer months.
For More information, Please call: Holy Name of
Mary School (909)542-0449
There is much to digest (literally) in today’s Gospel
Reading from St. John. It reports the third time that Jesus
appeared to His Apostles. The Lord appears on the shore
of the Sea of Tiberias, which is another name by which
the Sea of Galilee is known. It is early in the morning, and
Peter and the others had been fishing unsuccessfully,
and obviously were near to the shore, but at Jesus’ urging
they cast their nets again and caught many fish, which
they then brought to shore.
According to the Gospel Jesus had breakfast with them,
and then He poses the question to Peter specifically, “Do
you love me?” The exchange between the Lord and Peter
is carefully narrated, as are Jesus’ responses. However,
at the end of the Gospel Reading for today, Jesus says
two simple words to Peter, “Follow Me.” Of course, these
are the same two words with which we are familiar that
Jesus used to call Peter and the others in the beginning.
We need to understand that these instructions from Jesus
are not just for the Apostles but for us as well. How have
we responded to that call? Our reaction does not have to
be as dramatic as Peter’s and the others, who abandoned
their lives and their livelihood and became total followers
of Christ. However, we, too, need to find the strength and
the commitment to follow the Lord. How we carry that out
is our stewardship, how we live our lives.
Financial Stewardship: Thank you for your generosity
to Holy Name of Mary Parish!
(Our fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30)
March 26 & 27, 2016
Offertory
Weekly
Fiscal Year
to Date
YTD $ vs Last
Year
$30,076
$1,257,106
+$86,708 +7.4%
Easter Sunday Offertory—$59,252
NO BARRIERS TO CHRIST
Outreach Ministry
Summer Camp for Children Ages 7 through 13!
Choose from eight different dates and themes, each six
days/five nights—filled with activities, campfires, skits &
songs. For more information, please contact HNM’s St. Vincent de Paul at 599-1243 ext. 138. or visitwww.circlevranchcamp.org Scholarships will be made
available!
To submit a ministry article for the parish bulletin email it
to [email protected] The article must be a word
or publisher file. Due to printing deadlines, submit article
10 days in advance from desired publish date.
Our new outreach ministry at
Holy Name of Mary Parish for our
lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
(LGBT) brothers and sisters, their
families and friends will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday, April
20, 2016 at 7:30 pm in room 208 & 209.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT
CHARLIE MARTINEZ AT 909-599-1243 EXT. 140
For Wedding and Marriage Information please visit our
website at www.hnmparish.org/wedding-inquiry
Or contact Brenda Luna at 909.599.1243 ext. 137
724 East Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, CA 91773 Phone: (909) 599–1243 • FAX: (909) 599–4230
Website: HNMparish.org • Email: [email protected]
Pastor
Fr. Rich Danyluk, SS.CC. Ext. 114 [email protected]
Director of Pastoral Ministry
Charlie Martinez Ext. 140 [email protected]
Director of Administration
Pat Joyce Ext. 112 [email protected]
Grief Support Minister, Liturgy & Weddings
Brenda Luna Ext. 137 [email protected]
Director of Music
Dolores Gomez Ext. 135 [email protected]
Parish Secretary
Deborah Lamborghini Ext. 110 [email protected]
Administrative Assistant
Michele Cote Ext. 199 [email protected]
Communications Coordinator
Gabby Ulloa Ext. 136 [email protected]
St. Vincent de Paul Conf. Ext. 138
Marriage Annulments
Mary Ann Brewer-Nolan 626-359-3854
Holy Name of Mary School
124 S. San Dimas Canyon Road, San Dimas, CA 91773
Phone: (909) 542–0449 • holynamemaryschool.org
Principal, Holy Name of Mary School
Deborah Marquez Ext. 226 [email protected]
Deacons
Marv Estey Ext. 177
Al & Rita Austin (RCIA) Ext. 110
Jose & Maria Guadamuz Ext. 171
Mario & Irene Lopez Ext. 110
Coordinator of Catechetical Programs
Melanie Bailey
Ext. 232 [email protected]
Youth Minister & Confirmation Coordinator
Candice Brown
Ext. 234 [email protected]
Religious Education Administrative Assistant
Erika Montenegro Ext. 280 [email protected]
Serving Senior Living Communities: Brookdale, Hillcrest, Casa Bonita,
San Dimas Retirement & Atria
Serving Camps: Afflerbaugh, Paige & Rockey
This Week’s Events at Holy Name of Mary
Adoration: Monday—Saturday at 6am in the CH
Centering Prayer: Monday—Friday at 8am in the Chapel
Rosary Group: Monday-Friday 9am Chapel
Please refer to your Faith Formation Calendar for your child’s class schedule.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Monday, April 11, 2016
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Daily Mass
Marriage Ministry English
5:45 PM
Miracle Monday rosary
7:00 PM
Weekly AA meeting
Chapel
HALL
SCHOOL
LIBRARY
JR ROOM 5 Faculty Room
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
6:00 AM
8:30 AM
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
ADORATION
Daily Mass
Spanish Lector Practice
LT Monthly Meeting
St. Vincent de Paul monthly meeting
Men's Shield Weekly meeting
Spanish Adult Faith Formation
Dolores' choir practice
Chapel
Chapel
OLG
OLMC
Damien Room
FF 206
FF 209
Music Office
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
8:30 AM
6:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
Daily Mass
Chapel
Communion Service
Chapel
R.C.I. A.
Damien Room
Spanish Adult Faith Formation
FF 204
Maravillas De Jesus weekly meeting
FF 205
School Board Catholic Identity
FF 206
meeting
Stars and Stripes monthly meeting FF 208
Spanish Adult Choir
Music Office
Sanctity of Life
OLG
Centering Prayer Weekly Meeting Workroom
Queen of Peace Rosary Group
Healing Mass Schedule
BEGINNING AT 6:45 PM Please Join Us!
April 14, 2016
Mass with Fr Peter O’Reilly (DAY CHAPEL)
8:30 AM
9:15 AM
9:15 AM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:15 PM
6:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
Daily Mass
Morning Bible Study
Morning Bible Study
Spanish Childrens Choir
SS.CC. Mass
Spanish Bible Insitute Meeting
Festival meeting
Spanish Study Group
Spanish Adult Confirmation
Prayer Shawl Ministry meeting
Spanish Prayer Shawl Ministry
Chapel
Damien Room
FF 205
Music Office
Chapel
FF 209
Damien Room
FF 203
FF 204
OLG
OLMC
8:30 AM
Daily Mass
Chapel
Guadualupana Society monthly
FF 201
meeting
Maravillas De Jesus weekly meetFF 203
ing
Friday, April 15, 2016
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
Saturday, April 16, 2016
3:30 PM
5:00 PM
Reconciliation
Mass
Chapel
HALL
Sunday, April 17, 2016
8:00 AM
Mass
HALL & Pavilion
10:00 AM
12:30 PM
Mass
Spanish Mass
HALL & Pavilion
HALL
5:00 PM
Mass
HALL & Pavilion
Adoration & Liturgy of the Hour in
the DAY CHAPEL at 6am
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CHURCH CLOSING FOR REPAIRS
The church will be closed from Monday April 11 to
Saturday April 23 in order to repair the church ceiling. The project will involve installing quite a bit of
scaffolding and preparation to prepare and then replace the acoustic coating material for the ceiling. There is no other option but to
close the church for this period in order to complete this long delayed project.
WEEKDAY MASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE DAY CHAPEL.
WEEKEND MASSES FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY APRIL 16 & 17 ARE AS FOLLOWS:
8AM (HALL & PAVILION), 10AM (HALL & PAVILION), 12:30 PM(HALL), 5PM (HALL & PAVILION)
Thank you in advance for your patience as we complete this much needed restoration.
P.S. Father Rich will not repair the ceiling... with drills. We are bringing in professionals.
Holy Name of Mary has launched a
new user-friendly website!
www.hnmparish.org
We encourage everyone to visit and explore the site. If you have
questions, comments or suggestions please send them to
[email protected]
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