HOLY FAMILY PARISH 777 Valetta St., London, ON

N6H 2Y9

WEBSITE: www.holyfamilylondon.ca OFFICE HOURS PH. # (519) 472 - 0057 Monday to Friday

FAX # (519) 472-4758 9:00 a.m. to 12 :00 noon EMAIL: hfparish@dol.ca and 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.

SUNDAY MASS

Saturday 5 pm

Sunday 8:30 am 10:30 am

6:30 pm

WEEKDAY MASS

Tuesday 6:30 pm

Wednesday to Friday 10:00am

December 2017

Family Matters

Welcome to our ParishWelcome to our ParishWelcome to our ParishWelcome to our Parish!!!!

Christmas Eve

4:30 PM. - Children’s & Family Choir

6:30 PM - Contemporary Choir

8:30 PM - Praise & Worship

11:00 PM - Traditional Choir

Christmas Day 8:30 AM - Family Mass Singers

10:30 AM - Praise & Worship

5:00 PM

8:30 AM

10:30 AM

5:00 PM

10:00 AM

Note one Mass on January 1st

♦ Saturday, Dec. 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

♦ Tuesday, Dec. 19th from 7:00 – 8:30 PM after the 6:30 PM Mass

♦ Wednesday, Dec. 20th from 10:30AM – 12:30 PM after the 10:00 AM Mass

and from 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM

Advent Confessions at St. Peter’s Cathedral Basilica, 196 Dufferin Ave., London, ON ♦ Tuesday, Dec. 12th with Mass at 7:30 AM followed by Confessions from 8:00 AM. - 7:00 PM

Priests from across the city will be available to celebrate the sacrament.

CONTENTS

December 2017

♦ CHRISTMAS LITURGY SCHEDULE 2017

♦ A WORD FROM FR. BOB ♦ Christmas Message 2017

♦ ALPHA ♦ A Reflection by Rosina Hooper

♦ PARISH MISSION

♦ SENIORS’ CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON

♦ SACRAMENTS ♦ First Reconciliation and First Communion by Pete Doiron

♦ The Sacrament of Marriage by the Marriage Preparation Team

♦ A WORD FROM OUR BUSINESS MANAGER ♦ Hockey Lottery 2018 ♦ Income Tax Receipts for 2017

SENIOR’S CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON 2017

Family Matters is published on

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A WORD FROM FR.BOB

Joy to the world! The Lord is come;

Let earth receive her King;

Let every heart prepare him room,

And heaven and nature sing.

Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ,Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ,Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ,Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ,

Based on Psalm 98, the verses of this popular hymn were written by Isaac Watts, and the music was Based on Psalm 98, the verses of this popular hymn were written by Isaac Watts, and the music was Based on Psalm 98, the verses of this popular hymn were written by Isaac Watts, and the music was Based on Psalm 98, the verses of this popular hymn were written by Isaac Watts, and the music was

arranged by George F. Handel, in the early 18arranged by George F. Handel, in the early 18arranged by George F. Handel, in the early 18arranged by George F. Handel, in the early 18thththth century. We have been enjoying this beautiful Christmas century. We have been enjoying this beautiful Christmas century. We have been enjoying this beautiful Christmas century. We have been enjoying this beautiful Christmas

hymnhymnhymnhymn for well over 200 years. Some might say, “indeed an old song” but look at those wondrous words. for well over 200 years. Some might say, “indeed an old song” but look at those wondrous words. for well over 200 years. Some might say, “indeed an old song” but look at those wondrous words. for well over 200 years. Some might say, “indeed an old song” but look at those wondrous words.

They speak perfectly of the truth They speak perfectly of the truth They speak perfectly of the truth They speak perfectly of the truth of wof wof wof what we celebrate this Christmas and every Christmas. The hat we celebrate this Christmas and every Christmas. The hat we celebrate this Christmas and every Christmas. The hat we celebrate this Christmas and every Christmas. The invisible invisible invisible invisible

God of the universe has chosen to become one of us, not because he needed us, but rather because we God of the universe has chosen to become one of us, not because he needed us, but rather because we God of the universe has chosen to become one of us, not because he needed us, but rather because we God of the universe has chosen to become one of us, not because he needed us, but rather because we

needed him.needed him.needed him.needed him.

So, how is your need for God, your need for Jesus, going these days? Do you feel the need for his coming So, how is your need for God, your need for Jesus, going these days? Do you feel the need for his coming So, how is your need for God, your need for Jesus, going these days? Do you feel the need for his coming So, how is your need for God, your need for Jesus, going these days? Do you feel the need for his coming

into your life? What can’tinto your life? What can’tinto your life? What can’tinto your life? What can’t you do on your own that needs outside help? Are you humble enough to ask you do on your own that needs outside help? Are you humble enough to ask you do on your own that needs outside help? Are you humble enough to ask you do on your own that needs outside help? Are you humble enough to ask

him for what you need? And if he responds to your request, will you make room for him? How can you him for what you need? And if he responds to your request, will you make room for him? How can you him for what you need? And if he responds to your request, will you make room for him? How can you him for what you need? And if he responds to your request, will you make room for him? How can you

grow in trust and in faith in him?grow in trust and in faith in him?grow in trust and in faith in him?grow in trust and in faith in him?

Blessed Archbishop Oscar Romero was the shepBlessed Archbishop Oscar Romero was the shepBlessed Archbishop Oscar Romero was the shepBlessed Archbishop Oscar Romero was the shepherd of the people of San Salvador in the mid 1970’s. His herd of the people of San Salvador in the mid 1970’s. His herd of the people of San Salvador in the mid 1970’s. His herd of the people of San Salvador in the mid 1970’s. His

country was enveloped in civil war. The military dictatorship was crushing their own people who had no country was enveloped in civil war. The military dictatorship was crushing their own people who had no country was enveloped in civil war. The military dictatorship was crushing their own people who had no country was enveloped in civil war. The military dictatorship was crushing their own people who had no

work, no money, no rights, no freedom of speech. And Christians were particularly persecutedwork, no money, no rights, no freedom of speech. And Christians were particularly persecutedwork, no money, no rights, no freedom of speech. And Christians were particularly persecutedwork, no money, no rights, no freedom of speech. And Christians were particularly persecuted. They and . They and . They and . They and

any group or person who would attempt to defend the rights of the poorany group or person who would attempt to defend the rights of the poorany group or person who would attempt to defend the rights of the poorany group or person who would attempt to defend the rights of the poor were andwere andwere andwere and, are always a target of , are always a target of , are always a target of , are always a target of

dictators. Tens of thousands were murdered in the process. How dictators. Tens of thousands were murdered in the process. How dictators. Tens of thousands were murdered in the process. How dictators. Tens of thousands were murdered in the process. How can you murder your own?! Archbishop can you murder your own?! Archbishop can you murder your own?! Archbishop can you murder your own?! Archbishop

Oscar Romero, himself, was martyred oOscar Romero, himself, was martyred oOscar Romero, himself, was martyred oOscar Romero, himself, was martyred on March 24, 1980. Isn’t this a familiar scenario even today around n March 24, 1980. Isn’t this a familiar scenario even today around n March 24, 1980. Isn’t this a familiar scenario even today around n March 24, 1980. Isn’t this a familiar scenario even today around

the world? Ithe world? Ithe world? Ithe world? In one of his homilies, he wrote, cont’d...n one of his homilies, he wrote, cont’d...n one of his homilies, he wrote, cont’d...n one of his homilies, he wrote, cont’d...

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No one can celebrate a genuine ChristmasNo one can celebrate a genuine ChristmasNo one can celebrate a genuine ChristmasNo one can celebrate a genuine Christmas

without being truly without being truly without being truly without being truly poor…poor…poor…poor…

The selfThe selfThe selfThe self----sufficient, the proud,sufficient, the proud,sufficient, the proud,sufficient, the proud,

those who because they have everything,those who because they have everything,those who because they have everything,those who because they have everything,

look down on others,look down on others,look down on others,look down on others,

those who have no need even of Godthose who have no need even of Godthose who have no need even of Godthose who have no need even of God

--------for them there will be no Christmas…for them there will be no Christmas…for them there will be no Christmas…for them there will be no Christmas…

Only the poor, the hungry,Only the poor, the hungry,Only the poor, the hungry,Only the poor, the hungry,

those who need someone to come on their behalf,those who need someone to come on their behalf,those who need someone to come on their behalf,those who need someone to come on their behalf,

only tonly tonly tonly they will have that someone…hey will have that someone…hey will have that someone…hey will have that someone…

That someone is God.That someone is God.That someone is God.That someone is God.

Emmanuel.Emmanuel.Emmanuel.Emmanuel.

GodGodGodGod----withwithwithwith----us…us…us…us…

Without poverty of spirit,Without poverty of spirit,Without poverty of spirit,Without poverty of spirit,

there can be no abundance of God…there can be no abundance of God…there can be no abundance of God…there can be no abundance of God…

In the 5In the 5In the 5In the 5thththth Chapter of Matthew’s gospel, the sermon on the mount, Jesus instructs the crowds about Chapter of Matthew’s gospel, the sermon on the mount, Jesus instructs the crowds about Chapter of Matthew’s gospel, the sermon on the mount, Jesus instructs the crowds about Chapter of Matthew’s gospel, the sermon on the mount, Jesus instructs the crowds about

the eternal truths of the kingdom of God. The first of the Beatitudes that he shared was, the eternal truths of the kingdom of God. The first of the Beatitudes that he shared was, the eternal truths of the kingdom of God. The first of the Beatitudes that he shared was, the eternal truths of the kingdom of God. The first of the Beatitudes that he shared was, Blessed are Blessed are Blessed are Blessed are

the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaventhe poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaventhe poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaventhe poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Those w. Those w. Those w. Those who honestly admit their true need, their ho honestly admit their true need, their ho honestly admit their true need, their ho honestly admit their true need, their

poverty, and who come to God with a hungering, humble heart, will be blessed by God more than poverty, and who come to God with a hungering, humble heart, will be blessed by God more than poverty, and who come to God with a hungering, humble heart, will be blessed by God more than poverty, and who come to God with a hungering, humble heart, will be blessed by God more than

they could ask or imagine. Hundreds here in the parish who have experienced the grace of the Holy they could ask or imagine. Hundreds here in the parish who have experienced the grace of the Holy they could ask or imagine. Hundreds here in the parish who have experienced the grace of the Holy they could ask or imagine. Hundreds here in the parish who have experienced the grace of the Holy

Spirit through Alpha tSpirit through Alpha tSpirit through Alpha tSpirit through Alpha this year have made this discovery, perhaps, his year have made this discovery, perhaps, his year have made this discovery, perhaps, his year have made this discovery, perhaps, rererere----discovery!discovery!discovery!discovery!

Our Lord has come into the world. He continues to wait for you and for me, to come to him with our Our Lord has come into the world. He continues to wait for you and for me, to come to him with our Our Lord has come into the world. He continues to wait for you and for me, to come to him with our Our Lord has come into the world. He continues to wait for you and for me, to come to him with our

needs, in our own poverty. Jesus desires to come to us more than you will ever know. Will you mneeds, in our own poverty. Jesus desires to come to us more than you will ever know. Will you mneeds, in our own poverty. Jesus desires to come to us more than you will ever know. Will you mneeds, in our own poverty. Jesus desires to come to us more than you will ever know. Will you make ake ake ake

room for him in your heart, and in your family, and in your life’s decisions?room for him in your heart, and in your family, and in your life’s decisions?room for him in your heart, and in your family, and in your life’s decisions?room for him in your heart, and in your family, and in your life’s decisions?

May the blessing of your poverty and the joy of his abundance, be yours this Christmas and always.May the blessing of your poverty and the joy of his abundance, be yours this Christmas and always.May the blessing of your poverty and the joy of his abundance, be yours this Christmas and always.May the blessing of your poverty and the joy of his abundance, be yours this Christmas and always.

Fr. BobFr. BobFr. BobFr. Bob

Alpha! Our curiosity getting the better of us, Edgar and I signed up for the

morning sessions of the Alpha program. We were quite sure it was not really for

us but for people who are seeking answers to their questions about how God,

Jesus and the Holy Spirit fit in their lives. Well, I know the answer to

that for me but I cannot answer for Edgar, he can do that for himself at the

appropriate time. God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit walk with me in my life and have done so for a very long

time. So here I am in Alpha and what do I expect? Well, for the first two weeks it was so-so. I knew most

of the people at my table and that made me comfortable with those I did not know and I did enjoy the great

lunch that was served. It was so good I didn't have to cook supper that night, so that was a positive. The

videos were excellent but they were not meant for me, right? By the third week I began to realize that

something could be gained for me spending my time at Alpha. I was able to experience Community and

witness the faith of the women who were sharing with me. And the food was good, did I mention that? I

also realized that the message of the video always held a nugget that I could take away with me to pray on

and adopt into my everyday life. Then came time for the Retreat, well, I was quite sure I did not want to

spend my whole Saturday talking to these lovely ladies, watching videos talking about God, Jesus and the

Holy Spirit, whom I know very well and having lunch, as good as it was going to be! After some gentle

persuasion from a good friend, Edgar and I decided we would go. Again, I will not talk for him, but as soon

as we entered the hall the atmosphere was electric. Both the morning and evening groups were together and

we were encouraged to join other participants for our table sessions, so I choose a table with men and a

young couple. It was a very good choice as there were different perspectives being offered in discussion and

from younger mindsets. After lunch we went upstairs to the church and watched two powerful videos. I felt

an even stronger presence of the Holy Spirit and in such an environment it is easy to pray. When it came

time to offer those present an opportunity to be prayed with, it was with trepidation I joined Fr. Bob, along

with a young man in a praying team. It was a moving experience calling on the Holy Spirit to be present and

enter into the hearts of those who came forward to ask us to pray with them. We were deep in prayer and it

is not an emotional time of invocation but a spiritual state. In the past I have been leery of people praying

with someone, as I was concerned that those praying were just getting carried away in the moment, but I can

assure you I was praying and I was praying hard for those standing with us. Come Holy Spirit!

At the next session of Alpha, it felt like we were with old friends again and I am sure we will be friends going

forward. I had come a long way from feeling just so-so!

There is something in the Alpha for everyone, whether it be answers to your questions or that innate feeling

of seeking something in your heart.

For those of us who know and love Jesus, it rejuvenates us and we come to realize how blessed we are to

have our faith and the Holy Spirit to carry us through life in good or bad times. God, Jesus and the Holy

Spirit love us unconditionally, is the message given in Alpha, so think about experiencing that love.

by Rosina Hooper

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The Sacrament of The Sacrament of The Sacrament of The Sacrament of rrrreconciliationeconciliationeconciliationeconciliation by Pete Doironby Pete Doironby Pete Doironby Pete Doiron, Pastoral Worker, Pastoral Worker, Pastoral Worker, Pastoral Worker

Here at Holy Family Parish our young parishioners in grade two have been diligently preparing for their First Reconciliation. They have heard Jesus’ message of forgiveness that is offered to all those who repent. They have learned through the parables of the Lost Sheep and the Prodigal Son, that if we do lose our way or make the wrong choices we simply have to come to

our Lord and savior seeking forgiveness and it will be granted. Father Seejo and I have visited with all the children and seen first-hand in the classrooms of our schools how excited and enthusiastic the children are about receiving this very special Sacrament. Teachers and especially parents have been instrumental in the children’s faith journey and preparation for Reconciliation. Over the Remembrance Day weekend we had a wonderful turnout in our Parish Hall for our First Reconciliation Learning Centres where the children and parents continued to learn in a fun and relaxed atmosphere about the Ten Commandments, Examination of Conscience, prayer, the Holy Spirit, forgiveness and penance. Please remember our young parishioners in your prayers as they make their First Please remember our young parishioners in your prayers as they make their First Please remember our young parishioners in your prayers as they make their First Please remember our young parishioners in your prayers as they make their First Reconciliation from Nov. 25 through Dec 17Reconciliation from Nov. 25 through Dec 17Reconciliation from Nov. 25 through Dec 17Reconciliation from Nov. 25 through Dec 17thththth....

The Sacrament of Confirmation The Sacrament of Confirmation The Sacrament of Confirmation The Sacrament of Confirmation by Pete Doironby Pete Doironby Pete Doironby Pete Doiron, Pastoral Worker, Pastoral Worker, Pastoral Worker, Pastoral Worker

Holy Family Parish is also excited to acknowledge the preparation of our young adult parishioners in grade eight for the very special Sacrament of Confirmation. Hoping to experience a newly inspired special connection to the Holy Spirit much like the disciples experienced on the day of Pentecost, our grade eights are looking forward to this amazing Sacrament. Before his Ascension into heaven, Jesus had promised his disciples that he would send the Holy Spirit to give them strength and wisdom to spread the gospel throughout the world. Candidates have learned about the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit and how to put these gifts into practice in their daily lives exemplifying the special graces Confirmation provides. Through classrooms visits the candidates have continued to exhibit a new awareness and understanding of Confirmation. Both Candidates and their teachers also experienced an amazing faith filled retreat day back on October 23rd with N.E.T. Canada Ministries. By the finish of the retreat it was evident that the Holy Spirit was present throughout all activities, songs and prayers. Please keep all our young adult Please keep all our young adult Please keep all our young adult Please keep all our young adult Confirmation Candidates in your prayers as they continue their journey toward the Confirmation Candidates in your prayers as they continue their journey toward the Confirmation Candidates in your prayers as they continue their journey toward the Confirmation Candidates in your prayers as they continue their journey toward the Sacrament of Confirmation that will take place on JanuarSacrament of Confirmation that will take place on JanuarSacrament of Confirmation that will take place on JanuarSacrament of Confirmation that will take place on January 27y 27y 27y 27thththth and 28th 2018.and 28th 2018.and 28th 2018.and 28th 2018.

“Matrimony is a sacrament and as such it is a sign to the world of the invisible God living in our midst - the living God who bears fruit in the lives of two people. They are a continual sign of His power in the world. There is special grace and power within every couple God has joined together.” Mother Angelica

Here at Holy Family, we have recently made changes to our marriage preparation program, placing more emphasis on helping newly engaged couples not only plan for their wedding day, but more importantly, fostering a supportive environment as they continue to live out the Sacrament of Marriage.

Our marriage preparation program is broken down into two key parts: The first part includes five Alpha sessions designed to introduce the basics of the Christian faith through a series of talks and discussions aimed at exploring the meaning of life. This will then be followed by five additional sessions, similar in style to Alpha, but focusing solely on the engagement of two unique and amazing persons planning for marriage. In particular, the discussions cover various topics including communication, commitment, conflict resolution, keeping love alive and shared goals and values. Each week, the session will begin with a meal and will be led by a group of married couples from Holy Family who have volunteered to journey with the newly engaged couples throughout this process.

In marriage, we have a calling to share our gifts not only with our spouse, but with the world around us. At Holy Family, we have begun a process of discovery – getting to know ourselves and those sitting next to us in the pews. We do hope that the new format of marriage preparation will provide an excellent opportunity for newly engaged couples to make long-lasting connections with other couples and parishioners at our Holy Family community.

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The Marriage Preparation TeamThe Marriage Preparation TeamThe Marriage Preparation TeamThe Marriage Preparation Team Parish Priests:Parish Priests:Parish Priests:Parish Priests: Fr. Bob Remark & Fr. Seejo John Married Couples:Married Couples:Married Couples:Married Couples: Cesar & Amy Abeid; Raphael & Christina Bahati; Jim & Janet Duketow; and Andrew & Erin Jardine

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Hockey Lottery Ticket Draw

We wanted to let you know that tickets

will be sold for the draw early in the New Year for a game between the

Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal

Canadiens! The game is to take place on

March 17, 2018 at 7:00PM. As in previous years, this will be an all-inclusive package including hotel stay,

transportation and food.

Please look for more details

on the draw during January 2018!

Jozef Maka

I want to summarize some year end

details that parishioners should be mindful of:

1. Envelopes are available for pick-up and

can be found in the All Saints Hall. Please

contact the staff if you have any issues.

2. Please make sure to issue your final donations before year

end. This will ensure that your tax receipt will be up to date.

On behalf of the staff, I want to thank everyone that supported the parish in

2017 with their donations. The only

reason we are able to serve you is

because of your generosity. We pray that

2018 will be even more generous and we trust that the Lord will provide us everything

that what we need.

God bless you and your family this Christmas Season!

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FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE SEVEN MONTHS ENDED OCTOBER 30, 2017

october Actual Budget Prior Year

Revenue

Offertory including Easter $ 682,392 $ 683,450 $ 683,277

Ministry Programs and Other $ 78,658 $ 82,180 $ 75,780

Sub-Total $ 761,050 $ 765,630 $ 759,057

Special Collections Revenue $ 79,408 $ 93,800 $ 109,450

Special Collections Expense $ (79,408) $ (93,800) $(109,450)

Total Operating Revenue $ 761,050 $ 765,630 $ 759,057

Expenses

Compensation $ 439,362 $ 445,255 $ 440,758

Facilities, Ministry, Liturgy $ 241,524 $ 233,580 $ 231,598

Diocesan Assessment $ 94,982 $ 94,950 $ 95,618

Total Operating Expenses $ 786,422 $ 784,355 $ 778,597

Operating Surplus (Deficit) $ (25,372) $ (18,725) $ (19,540)

Thank you to all our generous parishioners for your ongoing support!

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE SACRAMENTS OF BAPTISM OR MATRIMONY AT HOLY FAMILY PARISH,

PLEASE NOTE THAT IN ADDITION TO PREPARATION, WE REQUIRE THAT YOU GET IN TOUCH WITH US A

MINIMUM OF 3 MONTHS IN ADVANCE OF YOUR HOPED-FOR DATE FOR BAPTISM AND ONE YEAR PRIOR

TO YOUR DESIRED WEDDING DATE.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON BAPTISM, contact Sheila: sobrien@dol.ca or ext’n # 222.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON MARRIAGE, contact Kelly: kwilson@dol.ca or ext’n # 201.

FOR FUNERALS OR FUNERAL PRE-PLANNING, contact Heather: hcushing@dol.ca or ext’n # 260

Or Kelly: kwilson@dol.ca or ext’n # 201.

DO YOU NEED A PASTORAL REFERENCE LETTER? WE NEED TO KNOW YOU CONTINOUSLY FOR ONE YEAR

BEFORE PROVIDING ONE.

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If you are new to the parish, please introduce yourself to one of our parish staff.

If you would like to register, go to www.holyfamilylondon.ca

PARISH STAFF (OFFICE 519-472-0057; EMAIL: hfparish@dol.ca)

FFFFR. R. R. R. BBBBOB OB OB OB RRRREMARK EMARK EMARK EMARK (ext’n #228)

Pastor

FFFFR. R. R. R. SSSSEEJO EEJO EEJO EEJO JJJJOHN OHN OHN OHN (ext’n #226))))

Parochial Vicar

DEACON TOM DEACON TOM DEACON TOM DEACON TOM MACLEODMACLEODMACLEODMACLEOD (ext’n #264)

DEACON HENRY KLINGDEACON HENRY KLINGDEACON HENRY KLINGDEACON HENRY KLING

DEACON GEORGE SEBOKDEACON GEORGE SEBOKDEACON GEORGE SEBOKDEACON GEORGE SEBOK

HHHHEATHER EATHER EATHER EATHER CCCCUSHING USHING USHING USHING (ext’n #260)

Pastoral Minister

PETE DOIRONPETE DOIRONPETE DOIRONPETE DOIRON (ext’n #258)

Pastoral Worker /Sacramental

Preparation of Children

JOZEF MAKAJOZEF MAKAJOZEF MAKAJOZEF MAKA (ext’n # 224)

Business Manager

SHEILA O’BRIEN SHEILA O’BRIEN SHEILA O’BRIEN SHEILA O’BRIEN (ext’n # 222)

KELLY WILSONKELLY WILSONKELLY WILSONKELLY WILSON (ext’n # 201)

Secretaries

ANNE SANDERSON ANNE SANDERSON ANNE SANDERSON ANNE SANDERSON (ext’n # 229)

Bookkeeper

STEVE BALDINELLI STEVE BALDINELLI STEVE BALDINELLI STEVE BALDINELLI (ext’n # 261)

Building & Property Coordinator