We Are FAMILY - With GRATEFUL Hearts

Mission Statement
“Our Lady of Lourdes Parish is a
family of believers, embraced by
the Father’s love, nourished by
Jesus in Word and Sacrament,
and strengthened by the Holy
Spirit. Inspired by Mary we
commit ourselves to live and
proclaim the Gospel of Salvation.”
Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic Community
750 San Salvador Drive
Dunedin, FL 34698
(727) 733-3606 · Fax: (727) 733-8305
www.ourladydunedin.org · email: [email protected]
Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 15, 2015
Rev. Gary Dowsey, Pastor
Twitter: @heyfrgary
Rev. Claudius Mganga, Parochial Vicar
Msgr. William W. DuBois, Pastor Emeritus
Parish Office
Monday-Thursday 9-5, Friday 9-Noon
Mary Kibbey, Executive Secretary
Robert Harris, Accountant
Sue Phillips, Administrative Assistant
Maureen McNeill, Admin. Assistant
Steve Walker,
Director of Maintenance/Operations
Kathee Giuffré, Publications Specialist
Department of Evangelization,
Life Long Faith Formation & Youth
(727) 733-0872
Chelsea Shoemaker, Director
Michael Raposa, RCIA
Mary Ann Dolsak, Secretary
Sarah Higinbotham, Youth Minister
Sacrament of Baptism/ Marriage
Please contact 733-0872 for scheduling
Director of Music Ministries
Deborah Renfroe
Sacristan
Lisa Porthouse
Director of Events
Mark Balog
(727) 738-6159
www.conmycenter.com
Our Lady of Lourdes School
(727) 733-3776
Darrell Fulford, Principal
www.myoll.com
Celebration of the Eucharist
Saturday Vigil...5:00PM
Sunday ............ 7:30, 9:30, 11:30AM,
5PM
Daily................. 9:00AM Mon-Sat
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday .......... 8:00AM to 8:40AM
......................... 3:30PM to 4:30PM
Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament / Benediction
Wednesday ......9:30AM to 6:30PM
Saturday .......... 9:30AM to 10:30AM
We Are FAMILY - With GRATEFUL Hearts
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Community, Dunedin, FL
Scripture Readings Next Week
November 22
Feast of Christ the King
Dn 7:13-14 Ps 93:1-2, 5
Rv 1:5-8 Jn 18:33b-37
MASS INTENTIONS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14
Blessed Virgin Mary
9:00AM † Gordon Sullivan
5:00PM † Phyllis Giordano
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30AM † Thomas Burdenski
9:30AM † John Sideleau
11:30AM † Mary & David Bateman
5:00PM
The Members of the Parish
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16
St. Margaret of Scotland / St. Gertrude
9:00AM † James Peacock
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
9:00AM † Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
† Franklin Condit
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18
The Dedication of the Basilicas of Sts. Peter and Paul
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
9:00AM † Christina DeSantis
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19
9:00AM † Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
† Primitivo Digamon
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20
9:00AM † Connie Dixon Phelps
†
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21
The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
9:00AM † John Murphy
5:00PM † Alice Maloney
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22
The Feast of Christ the King
7:30AM † Paulin Rrjolli
9:30AM
Kathie Briggs
11:30AM
The Members of the Parish
5:00PM † William Shaban
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Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Father Gary Writes
Today is Commitment Sunday
for our Increased Offertory
Program. I hope everyone
has read the literature sent to
your homes outlining the
reasons for this program which
forms part of this year’s
Stewardship Renewal of TIME,
TALENT and TREASURE. We
are asking everyone to complete their Commitment Card at today’s
Masses. If you have forgotten to bring your card, extra ones are
available at the main entrances and exits. We will be asked to place
them in baskets after the homily. Our commitment affirms our
solidarity for the mission and maintenance of our parish family. Our
parish theme continues to be ‘We are Family – with Grateful
Hearts’. The mission of Christ’s Church is the responsibility of
the many and not the few!
When focusing on the gift of generosity, I tend to return to the words
of Matthew Kelly in his book ‘The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic’:
 The happiest people I know are the most generous people I know.
 God is generous, and generosity is at the heart of the Christian life.
 Generosity begins with gratitude.
 Dynamic Catholics live in a state of gratitude. They have an overwhelming sense that their lives have been blessed.
 The world draws us into a conversation about all that we don’t
have, but God invites us into a conversation about all that we do
have. We are at our best when we are grateful.
 When we speak about generosity at church we usually do so in the
context of stewardship, and we talk about three categories: time,
talent and treasure. Stewardship is the responsible and careful
management of something entrusted to one’s care. As Christians,
we are taught that our time, talent and treasure are all on loan to
us – and that one day we will have to account for the way we
managed them.
 Don’t let what you can’t do interfere with what you can do.
 Generosity is a trademark of Dynamic Catholics. They are
generous with their time and talent and with their money and
possessions, but their generosity goes way beyond these
commonly defined areas. They have not just a spirit of generosity
but a spirituality of generosity that reaches deep into every corner
of their lives. Generosity is central to their value system, and they
often think in terms of how they can do the most good with what
they have at their disposal.
 Dynamic Catholics are generous with their praise and appreciation. They are especially generous with their encouragement. They
are constantly encouraging people all around them. The scope of
their generosity reaches into every aspect of life.
 Establish giving goals. Give one per cent more of your income this
year than you did last year to your church and favorite charities.
Increase this giving percentage by one per cent of your income
each year until you reach a tithe of ten per cent (or until it simply is
not possible or prudent for you to give any more). Goals bring out
the best in us. We have goals for everything else; isn’t it time we
had some generosity goals?
WE ARE FAMILY
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www.ourladydunedin.org
November 15, 2015
Our Parish Family
Baptized into the Life
of the Risen Christ
Caroline Lee Arnao
Brody Robert Bishop
Atticus Michael Hoegstrom
Born into Eternal Life
Mary Leone
Anne Chum
Joann Frazho
Marjorie Carroll
Patricia Foy
Joseph Dias
Those preparing for Marriage
Michael Copp / Melissa Bonilla
David Schreck / Jamey Collins
Bradley Davis / Kathryn Dolac
Christopher Davis / Sarah Higinbotham
Travis Cyotte / Kristina Kessler
Lawrence Dewberry / Sandra Krakowski
Scott Mahlmeister / Caitlin McVey
Love sealed by the Sacrament of Marriage
Kevin Noll and Kelly Dees
Michael Hinckley and Anne Slaughter
Special Prayers
Richard Perice
November 21 and 22
Catholic Campaign for Human Development
Next week’s collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human
Development (CCHD) needs your help. CCHD was founded to end the
cycle of poverty in the United States by funding organizations that help
individuals help themselves. With the tradition of improving education,
housing situations, and community economic development, CCHD
continues to make a positive impact in communities nationwide. Your
contribution will defend human dignity and reach out to those living on
the margins. Please give to the CCHD collection.
St. Jude the Apostle Medal
Awarded to Steve Walker
Please Pray for the Safety of
Our Military that God may bless them
and keep them safe.
Matthew Anderson, US Army
Julian Buckmire, US Army
Michael A. Chacon, US Army
James Colbassani, US Marines
Jordan Ditro, US Navy
Julia Fensterwald, US Air Force
Stephen Hartnett, III, US Army
Richard T. Hilgert, US Navy
Jon Paul Hilgert, US Navy
Jacob R. Hilgert, US Navy
George Kavulich, US Air Force
Brian S. Kibbey, US Air Force
Bradley A. Kibbey, US Navy
Samuel Lynford, US Marines
Joseph Marcinek, US Air Force
Joseph Matarazzo, US Air Force
Michele Matthews, US Navy
David Harley Matthews, US Army
Adam Marston, US Army
Joseph McKenna, US Army
Steven McKenna, National Guard
Matthew Miller, US Army
Mark Miller Jr., US Army
Sam Miller, US Navy
Alicia O'Meara, US Air Force
Jim Thompson, US Marines
If you are a parishioner and have an immediate family member serving in the military
and would like to add them to the list, email
Barbara at [email protected] or
call 733-7570.
The St. Jude the Apostle Medal was established by
Bishop Robert Lynch in 1999 and is awarded to a lay
member of a parish for distinguished and outstanding
service. Through their generosity and loyal service to
their parish and community, these lay men and women have contributed greatly to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
An award ceremony with Bishop Lynch will take place at 3:00pm on
Sunday, November 22, the Feast of Christ the King, at the Cathedral of
St. Jude. Everyone is invited to attend this wonderful celebration.
This year’s parish recipient is Steve Walker, our Director of
Maintenance, who spear-headed the renovation of our church. Thanks
to his dedication and zeal, the project was completed on schedule. He
always goes above and beyond in the call of duty. By using his practical
gifts and talents, our buildings and extensive grounds are not only
maintained, but also kept to a very high standard. Steve Walker is a
blessing to our parish and school family.
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Blessing of Wreaths
November 28 and 29
Advent wreaths will be blessed during all
Masses on Sat. and Sun., Nov. 29 and 30.
You can find information regarding the
making of the wreaths, the blessing, and
the prayers at the entrances of the church.
FAITH FORMATION, LIFE LONG EVANGELIZATION, AND YOUTH
Confirmation
Don’t forget to turn in any retreat paperwork
before the holidays. Retreat is January 8-10
at Bethany Center. Transportation is provided.
Call Chelsea at 733-0872 with any questions.
Families with Little Ones (3-5 yrs old)
EDGE
You are invited to sign your child up for Faith Formation
classes on Sunday morning during the 9:30am Mass.
Registration is ongoing. Classes take place in the school.
Take advantage of this great opportunity for your little one
to learn the basics of their Catholic Faith. Call the Faith
Formation Office at (727) 733-0872.
First Reconciliation Class
Schedule
Our middle school youth
praying for their families
and the parish at
Adoration on Oct. 21.
Thank you to Fr. Gary
for leading us in prayer
and Eric Hoegstrom for
leading us in song and
worship.
Monday, Nov. 16, 6:30-8pm Conmy Center
Monday, Nov. 30, 6:30-8pm Conmy Center
Monday, Dec. 7, 6:30-8pm Church
Sunday, Dec. 13, 9:30am Mass, Rite of
Completion
Wednesday, Dec. 16, 4pm or 7pm First Reconciliation
Contact the Faith Formation Office at 733-0872 with
questions.
Life Teen’s Hogwarts Halloween Party!
Stewardship
Life Teen
 Time: Every week, our middle and high school
Want daily updates and inspiration? Follow us on Social
Media.
Sundays after the 5pm Mass
Even our children and teens give of their time,
talent treasure
youth volunteer with the Faith Formation, EDGE, and
Confirmation programs. We had over 30 teens volunteer at our Vacation Bible School program this summer
and every Confirmation candidate volunteered for our
annual fall festival. Many girl scouts and boy scouts
complete their projects at Our Lady of Lourdes in order
to give back to their parish. Our Life Teen youth
facilitated the carnival games at our parish picnic.
 Talent: Our children and teens are active in the
parish sharing their gifts while serving as readers,
cantors, altar servers, musicians, gift bearers, and in
the audio visual ministry.
 Treasure: Every week, our children (as young as 3
years old) are invited to bring their stewardship
envelopes to Mass or the their Faith Formation class (if
they are in class during Mass). They give what they
can and even share on the envelopes the ways in
which they are helping around their home and
community and being a good child of God.
Facebook: Life Teen at Our Lady of Lourdes or follow
us on Instagram and Twitter @lourdes_ym.
Tuesday, Nov. 17: Called to Serve
10am and 7pm in Conmy B/C
All adults are invited to attend no matter where you are
on their Faith walk.
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A COMMUNITY OF FAITH, KNOWLEDGE AND SERVICE
The Kindergarten class had a wonderful first
quarter. We are well on our way to being great
readers! We have started our Starfall program, a
Reading/Language Arts curriculum that is
magical, creative, sequential, and combines
content area instruction in Social Studies, Math
and Science. This is all supported with online
activities at MoreStarfall.com. In Social Studies
we have learned about scientists and inventors.
We made bifocals and kites when we studied
Benjamin Franklin. In religion we are learning to
walk in Jesus’ footsteps by helping others. The
Kindergarten class collects food at the end of
each month to help stock the St. Vincent de Paul
soup kitchen at the Dubois Center. The children
love to be involved and help others. We are
“Striving” to be the best we can be!!
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Annual Fund: Did You Know?
Our students have access to iPads in
their classrooms, affording them a higher
learning experience We are able to
provide this through contributions made
to the Our Lady of Lourdes Annual Fund.
We are asking for 100% participation
from our parents, faculty and staff this
year. Please make your contribution as
soon as possible before December 31st.
Help our kids by making your contribution
today! Donate at:
www.myoll.com/annual-fund-campaign/
STEWARDSHIP: TIME, TALENT, TREASURE
STEWARDSHIP
REFLECTION
Puzzles and Mysteries
As human beings we are curious about
the world and the universe we inhabit.
We love puzzles, and solving them
over thousands of generations has
contributed to our survival as a
species. In the last two hundred years
particularly, scientists have been able to assemble a
huge quantity of data that suggests that the universe
came into being about 13 billion years ago with the “Big
Bang,” and that the earth was formed about 4.5 billion
years ago. The Church sees no contradiction between
this scientific account and the creation stories. Indeed,
one of the developers of the Big Bang theory was a
Belgian priest and scientist, Monsignor Georges
Lemaître. The Genesis account in the Bible is about a
mystery—the mystery of our existence and our
relationship to God, the creator and sustainer of life. A
mystery in this sense is a sacred reality that goes
beyond logical explanations. Another mystery we see in
today’s readings involves the question of when and how
it will all end. The historical record shows that for
centuries people have claimed that the end of the world
is at hand. Nowadays, if you start an Internet search for
“end of the world” you will turn up over 16 million results.
Yet in today’s Gospel, although Jesus tells us he will
return at the end of time, he states quite clearly that no
one can puzzle out when that end will be, neither the day
nor the hour. Only God knows. In the meantime, our time
is better spent on living our lives well now. As today’s
psalm says, “You will show me the path to life, / fullness
of joys in your presence, / the delights at your right hand
forever” (Psalm 16:11). Isn’t that promise enough?
We have reached our 2015 APA goal!
Thank you for your generosity!
Our Parish is filled with caring and generous people and
we are very thankful to everyone who has given to our
2015 Annual Pastoral Appeal. To date, we have
received $231,392 in Pledges from 695 families towards
our $228,525 goal. We have exceeded our goal, which
means the excess of pledges comes back to our parish!
By donating to the Annual Pastoral Appeal, you have
helped those that are alone, sick, homeless, those in jail
and their families, those who may be having difficulty in
their marriage, those seeking forgiveness and wanting to
return to the Church and those seeking a better life by
following Christ. A large part of the APA funds goes
directly to pay the expenses of our seminarians and their
journey to becoming ordained priests. As the number of
seminarians has increased, so have the related costs.
So many are aided and healed by the ministries,
programs, and services funded through the Annual
Pastoral Appeal.
Thank you and please remember to fulfill your pledge!
Our Lady of Lourdes School
Tuition Assistance
Monies donated and designated for tuition assistance
before December 31, 2015, will be matched, dollar-fordollar, by the Diocese of St. Petersburg.
http://www.catholicfoundation.org/match-grant-program
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Living Stewardship Now
Life is a book in volumes three:
The past, the present, and the yet-to-be.
The past is written and laid away,
The present we’re writing every day,
And the last and best of volumes three
Is locked from sight-God keeps the key. ~Author unknown
A Call to Share
Sunday, November 8
Cash Offertory (2,076 households) .................. $17,360
Parish Automated Giving .................................... $4,049
Total Weekly Offertory .................................. $21,409
Children’s
Stewardship Corner
Total Attendance: 2139
My Time:
Be responsible - Greeter at Mass - Helping mom and dad
Listening to my mom - Choir - Being a big help
My Talent:
Listen to my teachers - Singing - Reading the bible
Thank you to all of our parishioners and
visitors for your very generous support!
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CALL TO SERVE / CALL TO SHARE
Ministry Spotlight
CIRCLE OF JOY PRAYER GROUP
Thank you to Maria Smetana and her dedicated
group of volunteer men and women who come
together every Tuesday morning after Mass to
pray the morning Liturgy of the Hours. They pray
for vocations, their own special intentions, and
requests directed to them through the parish office. If you are
interested in joining this special group, please contact Maria at
736-9388 or [email protected].
Stewardship
Renewal:
We Are FAMILY with GRATEFUL Hearts
Increased Offertory
Program
Our Increased Offertory Program
Commitment Sunday is this
weekend at all Masses. We encourage all parishioners to complete and turn in your commitment
cards to the church. The commitment card
contains information on how to plan your
increased offertory gift to the church, and asks for
your commitment over the next year. If you have
any questions regarding this program, or how to
give electronically, please contact the parish
office.
We have all been blessed abundantly, and this
weekend We Are Called to embrace the fullness
of our giftedness and reflect our joy back to God
as we share our abundance to strengthen our
parish ministries. Through our commitment, we
are living as God intended. Through our commitment we are ministers of the gospel message.
Through our commitment we acknowledge that as
Catholics, We Are Called to a higher purpose in
this life; building the kingdom of God.
Thank you for your commitment of financial
support for our parish and its ministries!
Please return your Parish Information Sheet
Our Annual Directory of Ministries highlights the
many opportunities throughout our parish which are
meant to inspire and equip us to fulfill the mission of
Jesus through prayer, reflection, celebration and outreach. We ask that everyone tear out and complete
the information sheet on pages 25/26 and return
it to the parish office or give to one of the ushers. The
information you provide enables us to maintain an
accurate census for our parish.
Volunteers Needed for
Audio/Video Ministry
This ministry focuses on the
projection of artwork, pre-Mass
announcements, and lyrics to
songs on our large screens.
Members of the team run the
cameras and video equipment to
project the PowerPoint slides and
camera views (e.g. for baptisms)
before and during the celebration
of the Eucharist. Individuals must
be experienced with Windows /
PowerPoint, be technically adept
at electronic equipment, and be
thoroughly familiar with the Order
of the Mass. In addition, we also
live stream the 9:30am Mass via
the internet for our home bound
parishioners. If interested, or for
more information, contact Matt
Titus at [email protected].
Volunteers Needed
for Apostles Kitchen
Please consider joining us
by sharing a little of your
time and talent with this
wonderful ministry that
provides the funds needed
for our parish to feed the
Pinellas Hope Ministry twice
a month. Sunday mornings,
following the 7:30 and 9:30
Mass, our volunteers prepare and serve breakfast in
the school cafeteria. Please
call Mark Balog at 727-7386159 or email him at
[email protected].
St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive
Next weekend is the last weekend to bring food to the church
for the Thanksgiving Food Drive. As in years past our goal is
to provide a turkey dinner for the many needy families in our
area. This can only be accomplished through the generous
donations from our parish and school families. The following
items are needed to fill each grocery bag: canned green beans
and corn, sweet potatoes, stuffing mix, cranberries, instant
mashed potatoes, jarred gravy, applesauce, fruit cocktail,
canned pumpkin and pie shells. In addition to those Thanksgiving staples we will also be collecting items for the food
pantry. These items are: cereal, pasta, rice, soup, spaghetti
sauce, spam, tuna, peanut butter, jelly, canned pasta, ramen,
and macaroni and cheese. Gift cards and cash donations are
also welcome as they help us defer the cost of the turkeys
which we purchase. Please open your heart and help your
neighbors. Donations can also be brought to the school
cafeteria on Monday, November 23rd from 9am until noon.
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IN OUR PARISH
Learn Spanish
with Mr. Fulford
Beginning Conversational Spanish
for Adults - Level 1
In this course you will learn the basics of
the Spanish language by developing your
skills step-by-step. This will be a four
week course consisting of 2 classes per
week.
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Mondays & Wednesdays, 6-7pm
January 11-February 3
Our Lady of Lourdes School
Required book $40: Spanish is Fun,
Book 1, 4th edition, ISBN
9781567658156
$150 for course
To register and pre-order the textbook,
please contact Darrell Fulford at
[email protected] or 733-3776.
Apostles Kitchen Volunteers:
Sunday, Nov. 22
RED Team
Apostles Kitchen
Sunday Mornings after Mass - School Hall
Coffee, Juice, Bkfst Sandwiches.
All proceeds benefit Pinellas Hope
Migrant Farm Worker Giving Tree
Our Giving Tree is already standing in the Narthex
Zoomers
Thursday, November 19, 7pm
in the DuBois Center
Join us if you are single, 55+ and want to
meet and make new friends. We meet on
the third Thursday of every month and
provide outreach to one another, to the
parish, and to the local community. We
have several planned activities each
month, such as breakfast, bowling, bible
study, movies, picnics, and dinner. For
more info. call Jeanne at 286-6776 or join
us at our next meeting.
It has been our custom at OLL for many Christmas seasons to remember the children of the migrant farm workers who harvest our fruits and
vegetables. Many of these families live in very depressing and difficult
conditions and cannot afford to buy a gift for their children. If you wish
to participate in this project, please take a tag (or tags), acquire a new
gift appropriate for that child, (GREEN tag for girl, RED tag for
boy), wrap it and attach the tag securely to the gift and leave it under
the tree. Recipients tell us they enjoy your nice wrappings and
especially appreciate the notes of encouragement and accessories
you provide, such as batteries. The deadline for gift giving will be
December 13, at which time the gifts will be delivered to the farm
worker families. We have been told many times in the past that
without the generosity of OLL parishioners numerous farm worker
children would have received no gift at all on Christmas. May our Lord
bless you abundantly. PLEASE NOTE: NO GIFTS CAN BE ACCEPTED AFTER DEC. 13 because of the 3 hour drive to the farms.
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PARISH COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Desserts for Pinellas Hope
Brownies Needed
Monday, Nov. 23
Thank you for providing desserts for the
residents of Pinellas Hope; we are very
grateful for your support! If you would
like to bake or purchase brownies, please bring them to
the Parish Office on Monday, Nov. 23 between 9am-4pm
in a disposable container.
Sunday, November 15, 2015
8:00 AM
Apostles Kitchen
SH
9:00 AM
SB
Faith Formation Classes
10:30 AM
RCIA
DCB
6:00 PM
Life Teen
CC
Monday, November 16, 2015
6:00 PM
First Reconciliation Class
CC
6:30 PM
Grief Recovery
DCC
7:00 PM
Cub Scout Pack 422
SH
7:15 PM
"Grupo de oracion"
DCB
8:00 PM
Men's Ensemble Practice
CH
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
7:00 AM
BNI Networking
DCB
9:30 AM
Circle of Joy
CCC
10:00 AM
The Journey
CCB
4:30 PM
Music with Mar
CCA
6:00 PM
LIADO
CC
7:00 PM
Boy Scout Troop 422
SH
7:00 PM
The Journey
CCB
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
6:00 AM
That Man Is You
CCA
9:30 AM
Exposition
CH
9:30 AM
Cornerstone
DCB
10:30 AM
Benediction
CHP
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Evening Prayer
CHP
6:00 PM
EDGE
CCD
6:00 PM
Girl Scout Troop 933
SL
7:00 PM
Choir Practice
CH
7:30 PM
"Divina Misericordia"
DCA
8:00 PM
Men's Al-Anon
DCB
Thursday, November 19, 2015
10:00 AM
Music with Mar
CCA
7:00 PM
ZOOMERS
DCB
7:00 PM
Choir Practice
CH
7:00 PM
Adult Meditation
CHP
7:00 PM
SH
SALUS Healthy Cooking
Friday, November 20, 2015
9:30 AM
MMP Rosary Cenacle
CH
8:00 PM
AA Meeting
DCB
Saturday, November 21, 2015
8:00 AM
Reconciliation
CH
9:30 AM
Exposition
CH
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Benediction
CH
3:30 PM
Reconciliation
CH
Grief Recovery
Mondays through Dec. 14
6:30-8pm
DuBois Center Room C
Support for coping with grief during
the holiday season. Call Shirley for
more information 727-458-5807.
The Performing Arts
Group of Espiritu
Santo presents
MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET
Espiritu Santo Catholic Church Parish Center
Safety Harbor
 A perfect way to start the Christmas season with family
and friends. All tickets are $14.00. Show dates and
times are:
 Thursday, November 19 at 7:30pm
 Friday, November 20 at 8pm
 Saturday, November 21 at 8pm
 Sunday, November 22 at 2pm.
Call Dave at 727.725.3276 for tickets and information.
Gift Shop
Saturday: 6:00-6:30pm
Sunday: 8:30-11:15am
Tuesday - Friday: 9:30am-12:30pm
Our Gift Shop now has Christmas cards, Advent
items, gift items, and Book of Gospels and Psalms.
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Church
Conmy Center
CC Room A
CC Room B
CC Room C
CCD
CCL
CHP
DCA
DCB
CC Youth Ctr
CC Lobby
Chapel
DuBois Rm A
DuBois Rm B
DCC
SH
SB
SM
SL
DuBois Rm C
School Hall
School Bldg
School Math Rm
School Library