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For more information on any of the above dates, please navigate to the calendar page of this website
For more information on any of the above dates, please navigate to the calendar page of this website
Feb. 8, 7:00-Prayer & Worship meeting
6:30- Cursillistas Ultreya
Feb. 9, 6:30-Buildings & Grounds meeting
Feb. 10, 7:00-Knights of Columbus meeting
Feb. 11, 7:00-Mardi Gras meeting
Team #2-Lay ministers for week of Feb. 8
6:30- Cursillistas Ultreya
Feb. 9, 6:30-Buildings & Grounds meeting
Feb. 10, 7:00-Knights of Columbus meeting
Feb. 11, 7:00-Mardi Gras meeting
Team #2-Lay ministers for week of Feb. 8
5th Annual Mardi Gras Celebration
Friday, February 12, 2010
All proceeds benefit the church building and renovation projects.
Come and enjoy and evening of food, friends, entertainment and raffles.
Advertisements for the program are still being accepted. If you would like to place an ad, please contact Joanie James.
We are still in need of raffle items and food donations. If you can assist in this area, please sign up in the back of the church or contact a committee member.
Mardi Gras Committee: Bob Medvetz, Mary Kowalski, Marlene Banks, Florence Liporace, Mary Remancus, Bob Melesky, Suzanne DiDonato, Jerry McAuliffe, Joanie James.
Influenza precautions inlcuding H1N1 with regard to LiturgyIf you have a suppressed immune system, are feeling unwell, or have family members or housemates who are unwell, please remember to receive Holy Communion in the hand only. (We have been advised that the transfer of germs is more likely when Communion is administered on the tongue because of contact with saliva) , we would ask that you also refrain from receiving the Precious Blood. The Sign of Peace may be offered as a nod or verbal greeting. Hand sanitizers are available on the tables in the back of the church and in the sacristy for all and in particular for the use of the lay ministers prior to Mass.
Local Food Pantry is in need....
The second Sunday of the month is typically reserved for bringing in items for the local food pantry. However, items may be brought in at any time, but please remember items are especially needed on the second Sunday of the month.
Items most in need include: Peanut Butter, tuna fish, macaroni and cheese, canned vegetables, pasta and sauce, canned fruit, soup, canned meats and laundry detergent.
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