a parish staffed by friars of the western

HOLY FAMILY CATHEDRAL NEWSLETTER
A PARISH STAFFED BY FRIARS OF THE WESTERN DOMINICAN PROVINCE
DEUS PROVIDEBIT – GOD WILL PROVIDE
Volume IV, Number 9
800 YEARS
1216 - 2016
October 2016
The Most Reverend Roger L. Schwietz, OMI, Archbishop of Anchorage
Father Steven Maekawa, OP, Pastor
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IN
THIS ISSUE
Lex VIVENDI – Part II
p. 1
Rosary Rally
p. 1
A Letter from the Pastor
p. 2
HFC Ministries; GT Board
p. 2
Catechesis
p. 3
Dominican Saints and Blesseds
p. 3
Rosary Month
p. 4
Respect Life Month
p. 4
Thursday Night Football !
p. 4
Lex VIVENDI – Part II
p. 5
Ministry Fair
p. 5
Lex VIVENDI speakers
p. 5
Rosary Sunday
p. 6
One Bread One Body 2016
p. 6
Meet Our New Friars
p. 7
October Calendar
p. 8
PFD
p. 8
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Lex VIVENDI
Part II
Christ Lives in You –
Live as You Believe!
“I have been crucified in Christ;
it is no longer I who live,
but Christ who lives in me.”
Gal. 2:20
Holy Family Cathedral has over 37 ministry
and fellowship groups. All of them embody
an aspect of the Catholic life. This fall the
parish actively invites community members
to get involved in our parish life. Read about
October’s schedule on page 5.
ROSARY RALLY 2016
MOTHER OF MERCY, PRAY FOR US
Saturday, October 1, 945A
Holy Family Cathedral Outdoor Grotto
Bring the whole family!
Fevorino by Rev. Steven Maekawa, OP
More information: Legion of Mary 243-8168
Parish Ministries and Groups
Letter from the Pastor /
Carta del Parroco
Dear Parishioners,
We have an exciting month of October. Our Lex Vivendi Program
continues with good participation of the community. We also have
our Rosary Rally, Ministry Fair, and Dominican Forum Lecture
Series and a new social event, Thursday Night Football.
One of the great challenges and opportunities of our faith is to
engage the Lord at many different levels – through prayer, study,
ministry and community gatherings. This October, consider
committing to check out one or two of these events that are
featured in the newsletter. In what way might the Lord be inviting
you to engage Him in our parish community with new eyes and a
new spirit?
Finally, for the entire Church it is Holy Rosary and Respect Life
Month. By no coincidence have the Rosary and the cause of
Respecting Life been placed together in the same month. For it
was by the love and faith of our Mother Mary who said “yes” to
God and to life that brought our Lord into world for our Salvation.
May the mysteries of His life and the life of our Blessed Mother
contained in the Rosary inspire us to contemplate and promote the
gift of life with confidence and joy.
In Christ,
Fr. Steve
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Queridos feligreses,
El mes de octubre es un mes emocionante. Nuestro programa Lex
Vivendi ha tenido una gran participación de la comunidad.
También tenemos la oración del Rosario, la feria de ministerios, el
Foro Dominico y un nuevo evento social, noches de Americano los
jueves.
Uno de los grandes retos y oportunidades de nuestra fe, es
encontrarnos con Dios de diferentes maneras – a través de la
oración, el estudio, sirviendo en un ministerio o las reuniones en
comunidad. En este mes de octubre, considera asistir a uno o dos
de los eventos que están publicados en esta revista. De qué
manera el Señor te está invitando a que lo encuentres en nuestra
parroquia, con nuevos ojos y un espíritu nuevo?
Finalmente, para la Iglesia es el mes del Santo Rosario y del
respeto a la vida. No es por coincidencia que el Rosario y la causa
del respeto a la vida se lleven a cabo en el mismo mes. Ya que fue
por amor y fe de Nuestra Madre María, que dijo “si” a Dios y a la
vida, que trajo a este mundo al Señor para nuestra salvación. Que
los misterios de Su vida, y la vida de nuestra Madre Bendita
contenidos en el Rosario, nos inspire a contemplar y promover el
regalo de la vida con confianza y alegría.
En Cristo,
Fr. Steve
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LITURGICAL MINISTRIES:
Altar Servers
English. . . . . . . . . . .Deacon Dave, 885-9992
Dominican Rite. . . . Jason Fouch, 903-7965
Spanish. . . . . . . . . . .Dulce Martinez, 339-7118
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
English. . . . . . . . . . . Bonnie Maffei, 277-4017
Spanish. . . . . . . . . . . Lupe Ortega, 250-2027
Liturgical Art & Environment Florence Ward, 301-4613
Lectors English. . . . . . . . . . . Marianne Berus, 248-4707
Spanish. . . . . . . . . . . Lupe Ortega, 250-2027
Music. . Cantors, Solemn Mass Choir, Dominican Rite
Schola Cantorum. . . .Gavin Duncan, 276-3455
Spanish. . . . . . . . . . . Juan Ortega, 250-2027
Sacristans. Wkdys and Sat. . . Position open
Ushers. .English:
Position open
Spanish:
Jacobo, Carlos Sanchez
OUTREACH MINISTRIES:
Catholic Men for Life. . . . . . .Dennis Deering, 258-0386
Coffee & Donuts . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Fasser, 907-903-3145
Homebound Ministry. . . . . . . Paul Lariviere, 276-3074
Pioneer Home. . . . . . Sheila Barrett, 334-9503
Natural Family Planning . . . . www.aknfp.com
Parish Nurses. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pam Kyzer, 360-9432
Prison Ministry. . . . . . . . . . . . Deacon Dave, 885-9992
Respect Life. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pam Albrecht, 333-8843
St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP). . .Ed Cabarles, 330-9637
Trail Life. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .John Owens, 272-5773
[email protected]
Welcoming Packets. . . . . . . . . Legion of Mary, 349-5966
PARISH, FAMILY, AND FAITH FORMATION:
Hispanic Ministry. . . . . . . . . Fr. Mark Francis Manzano, OP
Legion of Mary. . . . . . . . . . . Therese Syren, 349-5966
Religious Education. . . . . . . Toni Berkenbush, 646-3003
DEDICATED PRAYER:
Adoration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katie Reed, 348-7300
Centering Prayer. . . . . . . . . . Kess Frey, 338-2894
El Shaddai. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rowena Carrillo, 250-0823
Llamas del Espiritu. . . . . . . . Griselda Martinez, 339-7118
Prayer Line. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Parish Office, 276-3455
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS:
Knights of Columbus. . . . . . . Bill Fasser, 907-903-3145
Women of Holy Family. . . . . .Florence Ward, 301-4613
Jackie Frenzel, 345-1472
PARISH RESOURCES AND SUPPORT:
Earth Angels. . . . . . . . . . . . Georgiann Young, 925-768-8083
St. Paul’s Corner. . . . . . . . . . .646-3070
ADMINISTRATION:
Finance Council. . . . . . . . . . . .Joe Babka, 337-2335
Parish Council. . . . . . . . . . . . .Fr. Steven Maekawa, OP
Website. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]
GLAD TIDINGS is published eleven times a year at Holy
Family Cathedral, 811 W. 6th Ave., Anchorage, AK 99501.
Circulation: 1200 to members and guests and in the
sacristy, office, St. Paul’s Corner, and City Market.
Editorial Board:
Fr. Steven Maekawa, Editor and Publisher
Letha Flint, Production Editor; Translator: Blanca Cedillo
Advisory Board; Theresa Bird, Fran Lopinsky, Deacon
Dave
Dominican Saints and Blesseds
DEVOTION TO THE SACRED HEART
The Nine First Fridays
ST. LOUIS BERTRAND, COP
Fran Lopinsky
Theresa Bird
Apostle of South America
Priest, missionary, confessor
Patron: Colombia; Feast Day: October 10
“Behold this Heart, which has so
loved men, that it has spared
nothing, even to exhausting and
consuming itself in order to testify to
its love. In return, I receive from the
greater part only ingratitude, by their
irreverence and sacrileges, and by
the coldness and contempt they have
for me in this Sacrament of love… I
come into the heart I have given you
in order that through your fervor
you may atone for the offenses which I have received from
lukewarm and slothful hearts that dishonor me in the
Blessed Sacrament.”
Louis Bertrand was born on January 1, 1526 in Valencia,
Spain to Juan Bertrand and Juana Angela Exarch.
From a very early age Louis wanted to become a
Dominican friar preacher. He worked among the poor and
sick, did penance and practiced mortification. Despite his
father’s efforts to dissuade him, Louis renounced his
inheritance and took the Dominican habit in the Convent of
St. Dominic in Valencia on August 26, 1544.
It was said that Louis possessed a gentle and sweet
disposition and was loved and
revered by his fellow novices.
Louis diligently applied himself
to his studies and in 1547 was
ordained to the priesthood.
Christ spoke these words to Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque
as He held out to her His heart of flesh, aflame with love for
mankind. The image of Christ’s Sacred Heart manifests His
ardent desire to diffuse the treasures of His love to every
man.
Shortly thereafter his two
younger
brothers
entered
religious communities, one
becoming a Dominican.
The
two brothers made plans to work
together in the mission field, but
his
brother
died
before
completing his studies. In 1562, Louis volunteered to
work in the foreign missions and was assigned to
Columbia, arriving at the large seaport of Cartagena where
he spent the next seven years evangelizing Columbia and
western Venezuela.
Christ made 12 promises to those who will consecrate
themselves and make reparation to His Sacred Heart. It is in
the 12th promise that we find the Nine First Friday’s
Devotion:
“I promise thee, in the excessive mercy of My Heart,
that My all-powerful love will grant to all those who
receive Holy Communion on the First Friday of nine
consecutive months, the grace of final penitence;
they shall not die in My disgrace nor without
receiving their Sacraments; My Divine Heart shall
be their safe refuge in this last moment.”
Louis had many obstacles to deal with in this country with
its thick jungles, wild animals, tropical diseases and lack of
transportation that forced him to travel on foot. Despite
the fact that there was a significant language barrier Louis
prayed for the gift of tongues, which he received. It was
said that he baptized nearly 25,000 Indians.
What a tremendous consolation: the grace of final
perseverance and the joy of having Jesus’ heart as our sure
refuge and infinite ocean of mercy in our last hour!
In order to receive the grace of the Nine First Friday’s
Devotion we must:
Louis returned to Spain in October 1569, and was
appointed master of novices of the Convent of Saint
Onuphrius.
1. Receive Holy Communion on each First Friday of
the month;
2. The nine Fridays must be consecutive;
3. They must be made in honor and in reparation to His
Sacred Heart.
This practice must be very pleasing to Our Lord to promise
such a great reward –may we all endeavour to carry out the
Will of His Sacred Heart!
Louis died on October 9, 1581 (age 55) of natural causes at
Valencia, Spain. Following his death, many miracles were
attributed to this holy man.
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Pope Clement X canonized Louis on April 12, 1671 in
Rome.
OCTOBER IS
ROSARY MONTH
OCTOBER IS
RESPECT LIFE MONTH
All Cathedral ministries are Respect Life
ministries. It is the primary focus for
Respect Life and Catholic Men for Life.
“Today, together
we confirm that the
Holy Rosary is not a pious
practice banished to the
past, like prayers of other
times thought of with
nostalgia. Instead, the
Rosary is experiencing a
new Springtime. Without a doubt, this is one of the most
eloquent signs of love that the young generation nourish
for Jesus and his Mother, Mary. In the current world, so
dispersive, this prayer helps to put Christ at the centre, as
the Virgin did, who meditated within all that was said
about her Son, and also what he did and said. When
reciting the Rosary, the important and meaningful
moments of salvation history are relived. The various steps
of Christ's mission are traced. With Mary the heart is
oriented toward the mystery of Jesus. Christ is put at the
centre of our life, of our time, of our city, through the
contemplation and meditation of his holy mysteries of joy,
light, sorrow and glory. May Mary help us to welcome
within ourselves the grace emanating from these mysteries,
so that through us we can "water" society, beginning with
our daily relationships, and purifying them from so many
negative forces, thus opening them to the newness of God.
The Rosary, when it is prayed in an authentic way, not
mechanical and superficial but profoundly, it brings, in
fact, peace and reconciliation. It contains within itself the
healing power of the Most Holy Name of Jesus, invoked
with faith and love at the centre of each ‘Hail Mary.’”
Pope Benedict XVI in an address at the Basilica of St.
Mary Major
Respect Life provides
weekly
quotes
about
respecting
life
from
conception to natural death
for our bulletin. They will
place pamphlets on various
respect life topics at the
back of the Cathedral in
October. Three years ago
they organized a family
conference
and
are
discussing plans for future
activities on end of life issues.
Respect Life. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pam Albrecht, 333-8843
Catholic Men for Life
A plague is sickening our
nation and, in fact, most of
the world. As with most
diseases, calling the disease
by name is uncomfortable but
necessary for a cure. This
plague is often called a
women's health issue or prochoice. However we all know
the name of this scourge… it
is abortion.
THURSDAY NIGHT
FOOTBALL!!
Catholic Men for Life was formed under the guidance and
blessing of the Dominican Friars of Holy Family Cathedral
in Anchorage, Alaska. The threefold purpose of Catholic
Men for Life is to witness to the Gospel of Life, speed the
final victory of the Gospel of Life through prayer, and
arouse the consciences of Catholic men regarding their
responsibility to live up to the Gospel of Life.
NEW EVENT!!!
SEE FOOTBALL ON
THE BIG SCREEN!
COMMERCIAL FREE!
Check the bulletin and
listen to Mass
announcements for
possible schedule
changes.
We are challenging all Catholic men to assist this endeavor
through prayer, presence, and material assistance. It is only
through prayer and the action of good faithful men that our
nation can be rid of the evil of abortion.
430 – 730P in the Ed Center
OK to come late
Food and snacks provided.
Families, singles welcome!
October 20: Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers
October 27: Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Tennessee Titans
We also ask all Catholic women to push the men in your
lives to stand up to this call, and to offer your support,
prayers and sacrifices for our success.
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Catholic Men for Life. . . . . . . Dennis Deering, 258-0386
Lex VIVENDI – Part II
Christ Lives in You – Live as You Believe!
“I have been crucified in
Christ;
it is no longer I who live,
but Christ who lives in me.”
Gal. 2:20
MINISTRY FAIR
October 29 and 30
Putting the two-month Lex VIVENDI program into
practice, you can choose the ministry that is right for you to
live out your faith! Come have FUN looking over all the
options for service at the Cathedral. Door prizes will be
offered. Come to the Parish Hall after any weekend Mass
except 6P Sunday.
Holy Family Cathedral
invites community members
to live their faith by
participating in our ministry
and
fellowship
groups.
Continuing in October, after
the 7:30, 9:30 and noon
Masses,
a
30-minute
presentation will be given
by a priest on an aspect of
our faith and how it is made
present at Holy Family. The
schedule on the right
indicates which ministries
will be explaining how the
mission of their group
allows people to live out
their faith in that area. Learn more about what it means to
experience your faith more fully and what opportunities
are here at our parish.
OCTOBER Lex
VIVENDI SPEAKERS
SERVICE & FELLOWSHIP
OCT 2
Knights of Columbus
Women of Holy Family
Earth Angels
Coffee & Donuts
Friar’s Fest
Trail Life
Young Adults
PRAYER
Adoration
El Shaddai
Prayer Line
Junior Legion of Mary
WORKS of MERCY
St. Vincent de Paul
Homebound
Prison Ministry
OCT 9
Centering prayer
Llamas del Espiritu
Legion of Mary
OCT 16
Pioneer home
Parish Nurses
WORKS OF MERCY
St. Vincent de Paul
Fr. Andy Bellasario, CM
EVANGELIZATION & EDUCATION OCT 23
St. Paul’s Corner
Catholic Men for Life
Catholic Radio
Respect Life
Website
Natural Family Planning
ESL
Home school writing group
MINISTRY FAIR
OCT 30
MINISTER COMMISSIONING
NOV 6
(Congregation of Mission,
“Vincentians”)
Pastor, Our Lady of
Guadalupe Co-Cathedral
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Wednesday, October 19,
7P, Ed Center
DOMINICAN FORUM
Fr. Dominic David
Maichrowicz, OP
Wednesday, October 26,
7P, Ed Center
Our Cathedral Rosary Sunday
goal this year is $50,000, close to
the cost of one year of formation
for one student brother. The
formation cost for our four friars
is $1,600,000.
The following prayer for vocations, written by Blessed
Hyacinth Cormier, O.P., is offered daily by the friars. You
might add it to your daily prayer life.
Lord Jesus, moved by the urgent need of Priests,
Religious
and
Apostles,
and
following
Thy recommendation to pray the Lord of the
harvest to send laborers to work for the salvation of
souls, we implore Thee, through the intercession of
Thy most holy Mother Mary, Virgin Immaculate
and Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, and also
through the intercession of Dominic the holy
Patriarch, to increase the number of Friars
Preachers. Obtain for thy Order faithful followers
of its religious traditions, numerous apostles after
the heart of their blessed Father Dominic, holy and
zealous, and true saviors of souls. Amen.
Photo: Student Brothers, Western Dominican Province
Our Rosary Sunday collection, October 9, is
the ONLY Cathedral special collection to
support the formation of the student
brothers. Please be generous.
Rosary Sunday raises funds for the education and formation
of the Dominican Student Brothers and Novices by
supporting their:
• Graduate education in philosophy and theology;
• Books and supplies;
• Housing and formation programs;
• Food;
• Insurance/Healthcare/Travel
Please review your available support for the church,
consider your soon to come dividend check or other
resources, and help us pay our share of Archdiocesan
needs. Our priest and deacon candidates depend on you,
the rural church in Alaska depends on you. 85% of our
households are not yet supporters of OBOB this year!
In 2015 Cathedral parishioners provided over $100,000
to the OBOB campaign.
Go to: www.archdioceseofanchorage.org/donate
OBOB – catch up time!
2016 CATHEDRAL GOAL:
$ 98,384
FUNDS BEYOND GOAL STAY IN OUR PARISH!
Archdiocesan OBOB campaign: 86% of goal!
Holy Family Cathedral:
72% of goal.
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2016 CATHEDRAL GOAL: $ 98,384
PLEDGED TO DATE:
$ 70,449 – 72%
BALANCE REMAINING:
$ 27,935
AVERAGE PLEDGE:
$
630
HOUSEHOLDS PARTICIPATING: 112 – 16%
FUNDS RAISED BELOW GOAL ARE BILLED TO
THE PARISH IN FY17!
THE DOMINICAN PAGE
An 800th Anniversary year
Meet Our New Friars
FR. CHRISTOPHER
BRANNAN, OP,
Parochial Vicar
FR. STEVEN
MAEKAWA, OP, Pastor
My mother and father met at a
veteran’s dance in Seattle and
raised our family in the suburban
city of Bellevue. I am the third of
four kids and the first boy. My
mother is a convert to Catholicism
and raised us kids Catholic. Growing up in the 70’s and
going through the public school system, the priesthood was
not something I seriously considered. It was during my
high school years, when I prayed at Mass following
Communion, that I began to sense that my future had
something to do with being a priest.
I was born and raised in Clovis, a
town near Fresno, California, as
the eldest of three siblings in a
devout
Protestant
evangelical
family. Church, prayer, and the
Bible were important parts of my family life from the
beginning. Growing up I enjoyed playing basketball, tennis,
street hockey, and video games. After high school, I studied
computer science at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
Being involved with a Protestant campus ministry helped
awaken my faith and a desire to learn and grow spiritually,
which eventually led me to the Catholic Church after
college, in 2004. I later studied theology at Franciscan
University before entering the Dominican Order in 2009. I
was drawn to the Order by its contemplative, communal,
scholarly,
and
apostolic
dimensions.
I attended the University of Washington from 1986-90 and
studied architecture. Having played trumpet in the
marching band, I remain a college football fan. With each
passing year in college, my faith compelled me to think
about the priesthood even when I didn’t want to.
Two days after graduating in the summer of 1990, I
entered the Dominicans in California. After eight years of
priestly formation, I was assigned to St. Dominic’s Parish
in San Francisco. In 2002, I returned to the University of
Washington as the Director of the Catholic Newman
Center. During this
time, I also served as
chaplain in the Navy
Reserves
working
mainly
with
the
Marines. In 2004, I
deployed
to
Afghanistan assigned
to the Army’s 25th
Infantry Division.
Just ordained a priest in May
2016, my first assignment as a
priest is here at Holy Family!
Being a Dominican friar and a
priest is a tremendously rewarding
vocation; I hope also to become a
scripture
scholar
eventually.
Besides reading theology books
and novels, and occasionally
watching movies, I also enjoy playing disc golf, ping pong,
and tennis when I can find the opportunity and willing
partners. (I dare someone to try and beat me at ping-pong!)
From 2007-2015 I was the Vocation Director for the
Dominicans on the West Coast and from 2012-2016 the
Prior of St. Dominic’s Priory in San Francisco.
At the age of 48 I am starting my 19th year of priesthood
and 27th year as a Dominican. My assignment in July as
pastor to Holy Family Cathedral in Anchorage came as a
surprise and a joy. The Lord leads me along a path of faith
and adventure far more interesting and meaningful than I
could have ever imagined as a college student in Seattle.
May glory be to God now and forever. Amen.
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I am grateful to be here at
Holy Family, in this great
unique state, with so many
wonderful people of the
parish. This is indeed a
terrific place to begin
priestly ministry! Besides
sacramental work, I am
getting involved here with
baptismal preparation and
RCIA, and a few other ministries at the parish. Thank you
for helping me learn what it is to serve others as a priest--I
look forward to getting to know you all better and helping
you live out your Christian vocation.
INSIDE: Lex VIVENDI – Part II; Ministry Fair;
October Speakers; Rosary Sunday; New Friars at
the Cathedral; Thursday Night Football!
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Anchorage, Alaska 99501
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Dates to Note! October 2016
OCTOBER IS ROSARY MONTH AND RESPECT LIFE MONTH!
Sat., Oct. 1
Sun., Oct. 2
S/S, Oct. 8/9
ROSARY RALLY. Legion of Mary. Cathedral Outdoor Grotto. 945A.
Lex VIVENDI theme: Service and Fellowship.
ROSARY SUNDAY. Rosary 30 minutes prior to each Mass.
ROSARY SUNDAY second collection. Supports Western Dominican
Province for priest formation.
Sun., Oct. 9
Lex VIVENDI theme: Prayer.
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS. Parish Nurses. Parish Hall. 3P.
S/S, Oct. 15/16 WORLD MISSION SUNDAY second collection.
Sun., Oct. 16
Lex VIVENDI theme: Works of Mercy.
Wed., Oct 19
WORKS OF MERCY TALK. Fr. Andy Bellasario, CM. St. Vincent
de Paul. Ed Center. 7P.
Th., Oct. 20, 27 THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL. Ed Center.
430 – 730P.
Th., Oct. 20
THEOLOGY AND LITERATURE. Mary Was Her Life by Sr. Mary
Pierre, RSM, Ed Center. 7P.
Sun., Oct. 23
Lex VIVENDI theme: Evangelization and Education.
Wed., Oct. 26
DOMINICAN FORUM. Fr. Dominic David Maichrowicz, OP. Ed
Center. 7P.
S/S, Oct. 29/30 MINISTRY FAIR. After all Masses except 6P.
Mon., Oct. 31
ALL SAINTS’ VIGIL MASS. 530P.
ALL SAINTS’ DAY PARTY AND FAMILY POTLUCK. Parish
Hall. 630P – 830P.
Use part of your PFD to
help meet church needs.