Church of St. Mary Magdalene 1945 Illion Street San Diego, California 92110 Tel (619) 276-1041 Fax (619) 276-0144

www.stmarymagonline.org

Church of St. Mary Magdalene SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2015 FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Rev. Stephen P. McCall Pastor Rev. Anthony C. May In residence Rev. William Headley, C.S.Sp. In residence Rev. Michael T. White, C.S.Sp. Weekend supply Deacon Ralph Skiano

∙ Mass Schedule ∙

Monday - Saturday mornings 7:45 a.m. Saturday Vigil 5:30 p.m., Sunday 7, 9, 11 a.m., 6 p.m.

Holy Day Vigil 5:30 p.m., Holy Day 7:45 a.m., 7 p.m.

∙ Sacrament of Reconciliation ∙

Saturday 4 - 5 p.m. or by appointment

If I were to begin life again, I would want it as it was. I would only open my eyes a

little more. —Jules Renard

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PARISH STAFF

Pastor Rev. Stephen P. McCall (619) 276-1041 ext. 220 frsteve@stmarymagonline.org Rev. Anthony C. May In residence (619) 276-1041 ext. 216 Rev. William Headley, C.S.Sp. In residence (619) 276-1041 ext. 219 Rev. Michael T. White, C.S.Sp. Weekend supply Deacon Ralph Skiano (858) 776-7151 deaconralph@aol.com School of the Madeleine Principal Donna Wittouck (619) 276-6545 Office Manager Margaret Wood (619) 276-1041 ext. 222 margaret@stmarymagonline.org Secretary Diane Alesi (619) 276-1041 ext. 201 diane@stmarymagonline.org Director of Liturgy & Music Mary Kay Evanko (619) 276-1041 ext. 221 marykay@stmarymagonline.org Director of Religious Education Kristine Bacich (619) 276-1248 reledstmarymag@sbcglobal.net Director of Youth Ministry Jenny LaRaia (619) 276-6814 youthministry74@sbcglobal.net Pastoral Counselor Rita McCrerey (619) 276-6805 pastcoun@sbcglobal.net

St. Mary Magdalene Mission Statement

We the Eucharistic Community of St. Mary Magdalene are called to conversion in Jesus Christ.

Our community life and worship are based on the Bible, the Sacraments, and the teachings of the Catholic Church.

Living the love of Christ impacts our moral, intellectual, and religious life, and makes us a caring community that brings hope

to our families, neighborhood, and society.

• PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (closed from 12 noon-1:00 p.m.)

• TO BECOME A REGISTERED PARISHIONER

Stop by the Parish Office during regular business hours or visit www.stmarymagonline.org

• FUNERAL PRE-PLANNING Arrangements for a funeral liturgy may be made in advance. Contact the director of Liturgy, Mary Kay Evanko.

• RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS

Those who are interested in becoming Catholic, or those baptized Catholics, who wish to become fully initiated in the Church, should call the Parish Office.

• SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Baptismal preparation classes are required of all parents and godparents. Call the Parish Office for an appointment.

• SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Call the Parish Office at least nine months in advance.

• SACRAMENT OF RECONCILLIATION Saturday, from 4-5 p.m. in the church or call the Parish Office for an appointment.

• SACRAMENT OF THE SICK In event of serious illness or medical emergency, anointing of the sick and Eucharist may be arranged by contacting the Parish Office.

• RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Classes are held on Sunday mornings at 10:15 a.m. Contact the Director of Religious Education, Kristine Bacich, for more information.

• EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Every Friday from 1-5:00 p.m. in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. • MINISTRIES/ORGANIZATIONS To become involved in a parish ministry, call the ministry contact found on page seven of this bulletin.

Welcome! No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church,

No matter what your current family or marital situation, No matter what your past or present situation,

No matter what your personal history, age, background or race,

No matter what your own self image or self-esteem. You are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved and respected

at St. Mary Magdalene Church! We are so happy to have you here!

Mass Intentions

Saturday, February 7 7:45 AM - Patricia Glenn 5:30 PM - John Stagnaro Sunday, February 8 7:00 AM - Ruth E. Lawson 9:00 AM - Dodo Powers 11:00 AM - Our Country 6:00 PM - Parishioners of St. Mary Magdalene Monday, February 9 7:45 AM - John Butterfield Tuesday, February 10 7:45 AM - The D’Addario Family Wednesday, February 11 7:45 AM - Terecita Garrido and FamilyThursday, February 12 7:45 AM - Mary Hilma EkstromFriday, February 12 7:45 AM - Francisca CarrilloSaturday, February 14 7:45 AM - Irene Baughman 5:30 PM - Frank Decaria Sunday, February 15 7:00 AM - Parishioners of St. Mary Magdalene 9:00 AM - Deceased Hilltoppers 11:00 AM - Tomene Hovenic 6:00 PM - John and Ernestine Jurek

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Readings for the Week

Monday: Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24, 35c; Mk 6:53-56 Tuesday: Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13 Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-

30; Mk 7:14-23 Thursday: Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30 Friday: Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37 Saturday: Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10 Sunday: Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11; 1 Cor 10:31 — 11:1; Mk 1:40-45

WOE IS ME Often we think about the troubles in our lives and cry out, “Woe is me!” Like Job we might look around in despair at the misery in the world. Like Job’s friends we might look backward for something or someone on which to blame our suffering. We may decide that God—or we ourselves—must be to blame. The Gospel today offers a different perspective from which to view earthly suffering. Jesus realized that there was nothing to be gained from looking around in despair or backward in blame. Instead, he looked forward in hope. He did not blame the sick and the possessed for their suffering, as many others did. And he did not give up hope, even though he knew he couldn’t cure all the sickness in the world. Jesus tried neither to eliminate human suffering nor to explain it. He simply did what good he could do in the time that he had.

WOE TO ME IF I DO NOT PREACH IT! Above all, Jesus kept preaching the good news of the reign of God, a spiritual reality that triumphs over every form of suffering. This was his purpose. When we believe in this good news we may not be healed of physical illness or understand the reason for human suffering, but we do receive something much more valuable. We are healed of the sickness of despair and freed from the demons of guilt and blame. The Spirit energizes us to do what good we can do in the time that we have. With Paul we will want everyone to know about the healing, liberating reign of God. We might even begin to say, “Woe to me if I do not preach” the gospel! Today’s Scriptures encourage us to look forward in hope, to do what we can, and to preach the good news of the reign of God. Today’s Readings: Job 7:1–4, 6–7; Psalm 147:1–6; 1 Corinthians 9:16–19, 22–23; Mark 1:29–39 Copyright © 2005, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

Our Liturgical Music

Sunday, 7, 9, & 11:00 a.m. Masses Processional Hymn: RS 742 - There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy Gloria: Mass of Remembrance Responsorial Psalm: RS 198- Psalm 147: Praise the Lord who heals Hymn of Presentation: RS 958 - O Christ, the Healer Communion Hymn: RS 762 -You Are Mine Recessional Hymn: RS 733 -How Can I Keep from Singing

Sunday, 6:00 p.m. Mass

Processional Hymn: MI 315 - Let Us Go to the Altar of God Gloria: MI 871 - Glory to God Responsorial Psalm: RS 64 - Psalm 32: I turn to you, Lord Preparation of the Gifts: MI 697 - Healing River of the Spirit Communion Hymn: MI 694 - I Know that My Redeemer Lives Recessional Hymn: MI 631 - Alleluia! Raise the Gospel

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time A Scriptural Reflection

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Quarter & Can

Thanks to your continuing generosity, we sent a check for $287.37 to Birthline. All canned goods, soap, and paper products were sent to CCSA.

Just a Reminder... Next weekend is our ‘Special Collection’ for CCSA.

This month’s requested items are: peanut butter, tuna, and pasta sauce.

1st Reconciliation

.Congratulations to all those students who received their 1st Reconciliation last week-end. If your child did not attend the Jan. 31 option, please make sure they are present tomorrow evening, February 9 at 7:00 p.m.

in the Church. If you have any questions regarding this special day, please call Kristine at (619)276-1248

Reminder: there are no Religious Educa-tion OR Preschool Sunday School clas-ses on Feb.15, 2015 due to Presidents’ Day weekend. Classes resume Feb. 22, 2015. Enjoy your holiday weekend!

It is though the Lector, God’s human instrument; the Lord speaks to the Christian assembly. We are in need of additional lectors at all masses. Are you 15 or older, Confirmed and a registered member of the Parish? Then consider joining us for the lector training workshop. It will take place over two Monday evenings, March 2nd and March 9th from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. in the conference room. Contact Mary Kay Evanko in the Rectory to register for the workshop or for more information. 619-276-1041. Would you like to renew your wedding vows? Then, please join us at a special mass to celebrate marriage on February 25th ,at 7:00pm, at St. Mary Magdalene. A light reception will follow in the parish hall. Please RSVP to Deacon Ralph and Peggy Skiano for planning purposes. Call Peggy @ 858-776-7152 or email your response to deaconralph@aol.com

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PASTORAL COUNSELING

New Apps Give Teens Easier Access to Behavioral Health Support A growing technology sector is creating coaching, counsel-ing and monitoring services for teens and young adults fighting eating disorders, depression, anxiety and other be-havioral health issues. These apps promise to open new avenues for those who want or need more mental health care -- because of high counseling costs, logistical hassles, struggles with stigma or other obstacles -- who would not otherwise get it. Many of these services focus on crisis intervention including DoSomething.org’s Crisis Text Line which provides teens free, round-the-clock access to trained counseling and refer-rals -- as well as Mood 24/7 which lets people send a daily text message about how they feel to a doctor, therapist or loved one. The CodeBlue app, scheduled to launch this spring, is de-signed to help teens alert members of a designated support network with a text message whenever they feel acutely depressed. Lantern, the subscription-based Web and Mobile service is set to release its eating disorder program in February for $33 to $75 a month. It has spent months testing on college campuses, where psychological problems have shot up some 28 percentage points between 2000-2010. Among high school and college students, psychopathology is now five times more prevalent than it was in 1938 and depression is the top cause of illness and disability for 10-to-19-year-old boys and girls (WHO). While tech-based interventions may not reverse the growing prevalence of mental issues that young people are dealing with, they have the potential to help build better programs that are more individualized and tailored. They may offer access to resources not otherwise available and may be comfortable for those for whom texting is a dominant form of communication. There are drawbacks, however, including concerns about security and privacy. There is also the danger that a smartphone or tablet could obscure something that a spe-cialist might spot only in person – a tone or gesture, for ex-ample, that could indicate a pending mtal health crisis. As well, when used alone, certain apps could be inadequate because the person also needs the in-person relationship provided by a therapist. These services are not intended to replace traditional therapy with tech -- but may augment the support given by a mental health provider.

Relationship Workshops Offered

Deacon Ralph and Peggy Skiano present ‘Relationship Skills Workshops’ every Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. at San Rafael Parish Hall, 17252 Bernardo Center Drive, San Diego. Come and explore how to improve your rela-tionships! You can attend one workshop, several or all of them. The next workshop is February 11th; the topic is ‘Listening Beyond the Words’. For more information, contact Deacon Ralph at (858) 490-8292.

Coffee & Donuts Are Served Every Sunday Af-ter the 7 & 9 a.m. Masses. Come join us.

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Prayer List for Deployed Military

As a faith community let’s pray for all those who serve our country during these troubled times. We pray especially for those of our parish who

are deployed or will soon be deployed:

Almighty God, be their constant companion and strength in every adversity. May they always experience your presence, love and comfort.

Amen

If you have a friend or relative who is serving in our military, please contact the Parish Office.

Cameron Bubel

Lynn Doras

Joseph Nason

Michael Preston

Jorge Ramirez

Miguel Valverde

This Monday night we're heading to The Gathering Youth Group in La Jolla for an All City youth night. We'll meet at The Gathering Hall at 7:15 PM. If you need a ride call/email Jenny. There will be no regular youth group February 16th - we'll see you back on the 23rd. Happy Presidents Day week-end! Make sure to sign up for the Spring retreat March 6 - 8. We'll be heading to Ramona with over 180 people - you don't want to miss this amazing weekend!

For more information on St. Mary Magdalene

Youth Group events, contact: Jenny La Raia, Director of Youth Ministry,

(619) 276-6814; youthministry74@sbcglobal.net

Year of Consecrated Life

“In 2013 Pope Francis declared that a Year of Conse-crated Life be celebrated throughout the world. This Year of Consecrated Life began on the First Sunday of Advent, November 30, 2014. It will close on the Day of Consecrated Life, February 2, 2016. Given the busy Christmas Season, we have postposed our acknowledgement of this important remembrance.

Sr. Mary Dietz, SSND and Fr. Bill Headley, CSSp – serving in our parish as religious – will offer the pos-sibility of a joint presentation to different groups in the parish interested in learning more about religious life as lived today. A special effort will be made to reach out to our parish’s youth. Other events and presentations as appropriate will be announced in the Bulletin. Call the parish (619-276-1041) and leave a message on behalf of your group, if it is interested in a presentation.

Please pray for those Priests, Brothers and Sisters who have committed themselves to the vowed life that they be inspired by Jesus Christ to respond gen-erously in God’s gift of their vocation.”

Marriage: Love and Life In The Divine Plan: Marriage and Eucharist

“A marriage that is truly in Christ, a marriage

upon which his school of gratitude and openness has left its mark of joy and warmth, is a sign of the Kingdom that is coming. It is a blessing to the couple, to their children, and to everyone who knows them. It offers a sign of hope and a loving witness to human dignity in a world where hope often seems absent and human dignity is often de-graded. It is a sign of the Kingdom because the love of Christ moves the married couple to ever greater heights of love.” To read the document go to http://www.usccb.org/loveandlife/.

BE INSPIRED AND UPLIFTED In celebration of Black History Month, St. David’s Episcopal Church, 5050 Milton Street, will proudly presents the Martin Luther King Community Choir San Diego, Inc., in a pro-gram of Afirican-American Spirituals and Gospels that have made this choir the best of its kind in San Diego. The choir sings original and cover songs ranging from Gospel to con-temporary worship, accompanied by piano and percus-sion, with 60 to 80 voices. The concert is free but freewill offerings will be accepted.

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A Stewardship of Love

The Greeting Card Association estimates that over one billion Valentine cards will be sent again this year, cele-brating love and loving relationships. As with many holi-day observances, the exact origins of St. Valentine’s Day are uncertain. Tradition places the third century Roman bishop at the heart of a conflict between the Church and the reigning Roman emperor Claudius II. The emperor outlawed marriage to ensure a large contingent of sol-diers for his army. It is believed by many that St. Valen-tine was imprisoned himself for refusing to comply with the edict, choosing instead to perform marriage ceremo-nies secretly. From prison, he supposedly sent a note to member of the jailer’s family inscribed. “From your Valen-tine.”

At the close of the fifth century, Pope Gelasius honored the memory of Valentine by replacing a pagan Roman practice – young men and women were paired for a year through a lottery system – with one that encouraged healthy relationships and identified Valentine as the pa-tron saint for the new ‘lottery’. Rather than filling in a box with the names of young men and women, the Pope add-ed the names of saints of the Church. In the year that followed the drawing, each participant was expected to follow the example of the saint whose name was chosen from the container. Today we send over a billion cards, tons of candy and miles of flowers. Maybe we should share something more substantive. A commitment of a year, emulating the life of a saint – now that would be quite a life to offer the love of your life.

Imagine relationships typified by generosity, unselfish behavior, sensitivity, mercy, personal sacrifice and grace. Imagine men and women living the next year like saints of the Church, as a gift to their partners. It’s an idea worth considering this Valentine’s Day. Give a stewardship gift of unselfish love. “If we love one another, God remains in us, and His love is brought to perfection in us.” Oh, and by the way, the overwhelming majority of those billion cards will be sent by women. Men, do a little shopping.

LIVING STEWARDSHIP NOW Lectors & Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist

Schedule: February 14th & 815h

Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Lectors: Stephanie Garcia, Markcos Garcia Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Patty Chouinard, Mary Scales, Michael Lynch, Robert Saffian, Bonnie McGrath Segerstrom, Gerry Shipp, No One Available Sunday, 7:00 a.m. Lectors:

Peggy Talmich, Nina Closser Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist:

Emmy Yaeger, Barbara Snyder, Denise Mayer, Phil & Viola Archuleta, Marvin & Ursula Siesel Sunday, 9:00 a.m. Lectors: Greg Cavanagh, John LaRaia Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist: Connie Bandayrel, Laura Alluin, Sandy Vargas,Patty Flynn, Marianne Forsyth, Jaohn Attard, Annette Hallahan, *Dolores Rodri guez, * Robert Rodriguez, * Anita Everson Sunday, 11:00 a.m. Lectors: Martin Bacich, Marie Zenker Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist: Maria Trapasso, Julia Sousa, Pierre Vilella, Claire Phillips, Carol Mc Cauley, Enes Andrews, *Tom Hine Sunday, 6:00 p.m.

Lectors: Anthony Podegracz, Angela Varela Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist: Paul Corso,,Diedre Bretney, Mary Saavedra, ,Dick LeCren,

Yves Brancheau, Kate Wilding, Irene Bubnack,

Your Gift of Treasure for the Weekend of January 25, 2015

With gratitude for the gifts we have received,

parishioners and visitors made a joyful return to the Lord of the following:

2014-2015 Past Week Fiscal YTD COLLECTION $13,293.00 $397,600.02 BUDGETED $12,745.88 $407,868.16 DIFFERENCE $ 547.12 $ 10,268.14

2013-2014 Past Week Fiscal YTD COLLECTION $14,298.00 $ 399,918.16 BUDGETED $12,500.00 $ 400,000.00 DIFFERENCE $ 1,798.00 $ 81.84

Christmas Collection to Date $ 23,251.00

NEW FAMILY APPLICATIONS Applications for new families who wish to attend during the 2015-2016 school year are still being accepted. New families may now download the applications from our website, pick one up at the school office or

from the container on the front security gate, or call the school office to have one mailed.

February brings St Valentines Day to mind and the begin-ning of Lent. Also, the cold January weather has caused a serious concern for illnesses. Consider increasing your faith and charitable efforts during this time of the year by attending a Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Im-maculata Court #1854 monthly meeting. Our organiza-tion is a spiritual and charitable group that gives back to our churches and community to help those less fortunate nationally and worldwide.

Our next two meetings are scheduled for: Thursday, 12 February 2015 at 10:00 am and Thursday, 12 March 2015 at 9:30 am in the Conference Room.

Parish Ministry Contacts

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ALTAR SERVERS Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL Clair Southgate 276-3927

BAPTISM PREPARATION Rectory 276-1041

BEREAVEMENT COMMITTEE Jeanne McAlindin 276-1169

BIBLE STUDY Jo Wise 276-8919

BINGO Rich Michalek 665-3346

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS Donna Gentz Wallis (760) 788-0849

CENACLE Max Schmidt 276-1371

CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP Viola Archuleta (858) 356-8960

CHILD CARE (9AM MASS) (position vacant)

CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD Kristine Bacich 276-1248

CHURCH CLEANING Maria Virissimo 276-6708

COMMUNION & LIBERATION Martin Bacich (858) 277-0719

COMMUNION TO THE SICK Deacon Ralph Skiano (858) 776-7151

CCSA Jeanne McAlindiin 276-1169

DIVINE MERCY Joe & Carol Pallazola 276-6637

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Max Schmidt 276-1371 Marie Zenker 276-8683

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041

FINANCE COUNCIL Chair Father Stephen McCall 276-1041 Co-Chair Clair Southgate 276-3927

HILLTOPPERS Max Schmidt 276-1371

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Miguel Bush 246-3605

LAYETTE MINISTRY Marianne Forsyth 885-1083

LECTORS Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041

MARRIAGE PREPARATION Rectory 276-1041

MOM’S CATHOLIC BOOK STUDY Gerry Barlow (858) 273-9533

MUSIC MINISTRY: Sunday 9am Traditional Choir Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041 Sunday 6pm Contemporary Choir Ginny Buckner 246-2819 Childrens’ Choir Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041 Handbell Choir Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041 Resurrection Chorale Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041

PASTORAL COUNCIL President Father Stephen McCall 276-1041 Chair Marianne Forsyth 885-1083 Administration Tim Graves (858) 573-0408 At Large Marianne Forsyth 885-1083

Community Building Dianna Anderson (858) 272-9640 Education Denise Mayer 990-2312 Liturgy & Spirituality Gerry Thompson 275-2264 Marriage & Family Life Peggy Skiano (858) 776-7151 Secretary Karen Lynch (858) 571-5657 Social Outreach Larry Fulton 276-8558 Staff Representative Mary Kay Evanko 276-1041

PASTORAL COUNSELOR Rita McCrerey 276-6805

PRAYER NETWORK Viola Archuleta (858) 356-8960 Renee Luna (858) 565-7059

PRO-LIFE (position vacant)

R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults Rectory 276-1041

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Kristine Bacich 276-1248

ROSARY MAKERS Pat Ferbrache 275-2718

SACRISTANS Emmy Yaeger 276-2802

SCOUTS Gerri Shipp (858) 278-1109

STEWARDSHIP Dick Roy (858) 274-4546

USHERS/GREETERS Luke Rohde (858) 518-2323

WEDDING COORDINATOR Helen Antoniak 276-6858

YOUTH MINISTRY Jenny LaRaia 276-6814

Community Courtesy Announcements

HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO VOLUNTEER? Catholic Charities Food Resource Center has plenty of volunteer opportunities for you! Each month the downtown Center provides food to over 1000 households. Volunteers are needed in a variety of positions and there are immediate openings.

Drivers: Pick up food from stores, churches & food banks and deliver it to the Center. Daily Food Packers: Assemble and distribute food packages. Intake Workers: Work with clients, make service referrals & data input. Calfresh (food stamp) Advocate: Help clients complete Calfresh (food stamp) applications. Training is provided. For more information please call Joy Davis at (619) 231-2828 x 102.

Sung Contemplative Rosary for Lent 7 p.m. - Friday, February 20th, San Rafael Catholic Church 17252 Bernardo Center Dr. (Rancho Bernardo) San Diego 92128 (858) 487-4314 All are invited to attend the "Lenten Sung Contemplative Rosary" at San Rafael Catholic Church on Friday, February 20th at 7 p.m. Featured will be the Sorrowful Mysteries with Scriptural References, song and beautiful icons reflecting the events of Christ's Passion and Death.

Bulletin Number 592800 Church Name/Address St. Mary Magdalene 1945 Illion Street San Diego, CA 92110 Phone (619) 276-1041 Contact Diane Alesi Email diane@stmarymagonline.org Software MS Publisher 2010 Adobe Acrobat 10.1.10 Windows 7 Printer Ricoh Aficio MP 2800 Transmission Time Tuesday by 2 pm Bulletin for Sunday 2/8/15 Number of Pages Sent 1-8 Special Instructions