OUR MISSION

Transfigura"on Catholic Church

is a Parish empowered by the Holy Spirit

to shine with the light of the Transfigured

Christ through worship, educa"on,

stewardship and outreach.

From Fr. Al Backmann, Parochial Administrator:

The power of the Spirit in our lives is the spirit of freedom. We live in

an age that seeks freedom, but everywhere we look there are people

in chains. The compulsive need to consume, produce, and achieve has

threatened our freedom. So much of our self-worth is dependent on

the abundance of our possessions. The treasure that we store up is too

o#en that which the thief steals, the moth consumes and rust destroys.

We are called to live in the freedom of total acceptance and gi#edness.

The gi#s of the Spirit are the treasures that last. These gi#s are not

products for consump"on or ar"cles that go to the highest bidder.

Rather, the Holy Spirit gives gi#s for the common good. Each personal

gi# is to be integrated with gi#s of each community member for the

praise of God. There is no need for “one-upmanship” or resentment.

All are gi#ed. In order to prevent gi#s from becoming possessions, we

must share them with others. We can do so knowing that in giving we

receive.

The power of the Spirit is the presence of peace in our hearts. The first

gi# of the risen Lord to his disciples was peace. The disciples were

locked in the grip of fear. Jesus stood in their midst as the gi# of peace

through His death and resurrec"on. The disciples needed peace so they

could carry on the mission of proclaiming the good news to the whole

world. The gi# of peace is for us as well. Through the indwelling of the

Paraclete, the risen Lord is present in our hearts. Because we experience

the peace of Christ through the Spirit we are able to be with, and for,

others. The ul"mate power of the Spirit is exercised in love. Without

love there is no life in us. The power of the Spirit is that which enables

us to love as Jesus loved, with a love that is uncondi"onal,

non-manipula"ve and which respects the freedom of others. The love

that became incarnate in Jesus is a love of service. That is the source of

our ul"mate meaning and happiness; to love as Jesus loved and to be for

others as much as we are for ourselves. It is that self-giving love that will

set us free.

May each day be one of growth in the power of that Holy Spirit.

Pray o#en, “Come Holy Spirit! Come!”

May

20 2018

CHURCH OFFICE INFO

6133 15th St. N., Oakdale, MN. 55128

Monday-Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Phone - 651-738-2646

A#er hours Emergency - 651-262-8695

mpraska@transfigura"onmn.org

bulle"n@transfigura"onmn.org

CATHOLIC SCHOOL INFO

6135 15th St. N., Oakdale, MN. 55128

Office: 651-501-2220

A&endance Line: 651-501-2255

"ger@transfigura"onmn.org

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Pentecost by Jean Restout II

Transfigura!on Catholic Church & School

PAROCHIAL ADMINISTRATOR

Fr. Al Backmann • 651-738-2646

frbackmann@transfigura"onmn.org

DEACON

Deacon Dan Brewer • 651-738-2646

dbrewer@transfigura"onmn.org

PARISH ADMINISTRATOR

Erin Ethier • 651-501-2209

eethier@transfigura"onmn.org

PARISH SECRETARY

Martha Praska • 651-738-2646

mpraska@transfigura"onmn.org

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Kathy Weed • 651-738-2646

kweed@transfigura"onmn.org

SCHOOL PRINCIPALS

Andy Jacobson & Ma#hew Weingartz

651-501-2216 •

principal@transfigura"onmn.org

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS

Jane Schnobrich & Sarah Duval

651-501-2220 • "ger@transfigura"onmn.org

DIRECTOR OF PARISH LIFE & COMMUNICATIONS

Gretchen Sonnen • 651-501-2207

gsonnen@transfigura"onmn.org

LITURGY COORDINATOR

Shantel Schallenkamp • 651-501-2206

sschallenkamp@transfigura"onmn.org

DIRECTOR OF PARISH FORMATION & YOUTH

Jus"n Kortuem • 651-501-2202

jkortuem@transfigura"onmn.org

FINANCE ASSISTANT & TADS ADMIN

Kim Connolly • 651-501-2208

kconnolly@transfigura"onmn.org

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC

Mary Demko • 651-501-2224

mdemko@transfigura"onmn.org

CONFIRMATION/YOUTH COORDINATOR

Jus"n Shay • 651-501-2219

jshay@transfigura"onmn.org

SPECIAL EVENTS & FAMILY FORMATION

COORDINATOR

Mary Markert • 651-501-2204

mmarkert@transfigura"onmn.org

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR

Phil Stoffel • 651-501-2245

pstoffel@transfigura"onmn.org

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MASSES & CONFESSIONS

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Lord’s Day Masses

Saturday: 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: 8:30 a.m. ▪ 10:30 a.m. ▪

6:00 p.m.

Daily Masses

Monday - Saturday: 8:00 a.m.

Also:

Wednesday School Mass: 9:00 a.m.

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Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday,

Saturday: 7:15 - 7:45 a.m.

Saturday: 8:30 a.m.

and 4:00 - 4:45 p.m.

(The Confessional is located inside the

Chapel of Our Lady of Mount Carmel)

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Monday - Saturday: 7:00 - 8:00 a.m.

Sunday: 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.

(Addi!onal hours available through

Blessed Sacrament Parish)

MASS INTENTIONS

“LORD, HOW GOOD IT IS FOR US TO BE HERE!” (MATTHEW 17:4)

Sunday, May 20

8:30 a.m. - Sal Roering †

10:30 a.m. - Fr. William Baer †

6:00 p.m. - The People of Transfigura"on

Monday, May 21

8:00 a.m. - Carl Apse

Tuesday, May 22

8:00 a.m. - Gordon Hamilton †

Wednesday, May 23

8:00 a.m. - Sue Smith; Kathy Fleck

1:00 p.m. - Transfigura"on School

Thursday, May 24

8:00 a.m. - Nam Tie †

Friday, May 25

8:00 a.m. - Agnes & Clelland Johnston †

Saturday, May 26

8:00 a.m. - Deacons Preparing for

Priestly Ordina"on

5:00 p.m. - Fielding Holmes †

Sunday, May 27

8:30 a.m. - The People of Transfigura"on

10:30 a.m. - Joanne Har"gan †

6:00 p.m. - Newly Ordained Priests

† deceased

LITURGICAL MINISTERS

Saturday, May 26, 5:00 p.m.

Lector: Casey R.

Servers: Amanda V.

Hospitality Team: C

EMHC Team: 1

Sacristan: Jack S.

Sunday, May 27, 8:30 a.m.

Lector: Steve F.

Servers: Elijah F.

Hospitality Team: E

EMHC Team: 4

Sacristan: Steve F.

Sunday, May 27, 10:30 a.m.

Lector: Ma#hew W.

Servers: Livia J., Ma#hew & Kate G.

Hospitality Team: H

EMHC Team: 7

Sacristan: Gabe H.

Sunday, May 27, 6:00 p.m.

Lector: Natalie B.

Servers: Roman W.

Sacristan: TBD

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WEEKLY CALENDAR

Sunday, May 20

Monday, May 21

6:30 p.m. Boy Scouts

7:00 p.m. AA Mee!ng

Tuesday, May 22

8:30 a.m. Cenacle of Life Prayer

6:45 p.m. Girl Scouts

7:00 p.m. Walking with Purpose

Wednesday, May 23

10:00 a.m. Walking with Purpose

6:30 p.m. Financial Peace Univ.

7:00 p.m. School Spring Concert (Gym)

Thursday, May 24

8:30 a.m. Cenacle for Divine Mercy

1:00 p.m. Grandparents Day Mass

Friday, May 25

3:00 p.m. Fr. Baer Memorial Mass

7:00 p.m. Rosary Group

7:00 p.m. AA Group

Saturday, May 26

6:30 a.m. YA Adult Men’s Group

8:00 a.m. CFC Youth Conference

9:15 a.m. Financial Peace University

Sunday, May 27

INTERESTED IN JOINING TRANSFIGURATION? Call 651-738-2646 to learn more about our Parish

and how to get involved. Welcome!

PRAYER LIST Please pray for the health of these people.

READINGS Year B

Sunday: Acts 2: 1-11/ I Cor 12: 3b-7, 12-13/ Jn 20: 19-23

Monday: Gn 3: 9-15, 20/ Jn 19: 25-34

Tuesday: Jas 4: 1-10/ Mk 9: 30-37

Wednesday: Jas 4: 13-17/ Mk 9: 38-40

Thursday: Jas 5: 1-6/ Mk 9: 41-50

Friday: Jas 5: 9-12/ Mk 10: 1-12

Saturday: Jas 5: 13-20/ Mk 10: 13-16

Sunday: Dt 4: 32-34, 39-40/ Rom 8: 14-17/ Mt 28: 16-20

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219

378

388

322

413

494

471

514

324

627

346

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1,639

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MASS ATTENDANCE

5:00pm 8:30am 10:30am 6:00pm Total

Past Weekend

Two Weekends Ago

Last Year*

*May 13-14, 2017

Total Sunday and Christmas Mass a#endance since

July 1, 2017 (71,968) is 3.4% lower than this !me last

year (74,518).

BAPTISM CLASS

If you or someone you know is expec!ng a child this spring

or summer, please invite them to our next Bap!sm Prep

Class. This short class prepares parents to have their child

bap!zed at Transfigura!on. The class will be held on

Tuesday, June 5 at 7:00 p.m. Please contact the Parish

Office to register for the class, or for more informa!on.

Helen Alberg

Carla Amaya

Bobbi Ayd

Bea Backer

Ron Bakeberg

MaryAnn Bailey

Suzanne Baro#

Arthur Bellair

Louella Brager

Dick & Pam

Chlebeck

Liz Chlebeck

Richard Christensen

Emily Coad

Rose Dablow

Evangeline Doran

Karrie Eischens

Alvin Ejiofor

Millie Ellertson

Beverly Ellison

Mary Falteisek

Donna Flanagan

Kathy Fleck

Kathleen Franke

Anne Frascone

Tony Gangi

Joyce Garcia

Floyd Hanley

Judy Hellige

Sharon Hennessy

Jose Henriquez

Rachel Jensen

Tim Jensen

Jerry Johnson

Pam Kammeyer

Josh Kennedy

Cody Klotz

Gloria Klosner

Vern Kolb

Joyce Kortuem

Mike & Pearl Kush

Jerome Lavigne

Jean Lingner

Marilyn Li#le

Delores Lopez

Lily Rose Lopez

Linda Diane Lopez

Mario Lopez

Margaret Moeller

Sally Palechek

David Prawer

Fred Probe

Debra Prokosch

Be#y Sass

Be#y Schramel

Jim Schramel

Joan Schuebel

Lorraine Scribner

Barbara Sesso

Sue Smith

Frances Snavely

Paul & Andrea Riedl

Peter Roger

Spychalla

Bill Steinmeyer

Nancy Strafelda

Charles & Marion

Turner

Dorothy Vayder

Veronica Wermers

Agnes Wind

BAPTISM Praise God for the gi+ of new life in Jesus Christ given

to the following in Bap!sm: Charlo#e Jean Schmitz,

daughter of Dale & McCall.

DEATH

Eternal Rest grant unto him, O Lord: Please pray for the

repose of the soul of Clyde Klosner.

MEMORIAL MASS

Please join us this Friday, May 25 for a 3:00 p.m. Mass

in honor of Fr. Baer on what would have been his 61st

birthday and 22nd anniversary of priestly ordina!on.

· Three boilers used to heat Church, Chapel, and Parish offices. The units are 32 years old and in constant need of parts and maintenance. They also have a very old thermostat system that does not allow for efficient climate control. Es"mated cost of replacement is $75,000.

· Window Sill Tray Repair on south-facing School windows. The windows have been leaking for many years, and we had them re-caulked last summer as a short-term solu"on. The caulking will last about one more year. Es"mated cost of replacement is $45,000.

Phil Stoffel, our Maintenance Director, is also at work on several projects that will be completed with opera"ng funds. Repairs to the parking lot, roo%op hea"ng and cooling units, and altera"ons to the flat roof to prevent ice dams next winter are all currently being addressed.

STEWARDSHIP

FROM ERIN ETHIER, PARISH ADMINISTRATOR:

stew·ard·ship

noun \ˈstü-ərd-ˌship, ˈstyü-;ˈst(y)u̇rd-\

: the ac"vity or job of protec"ng and being responsible for something

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FINANCIAL UPDATE

May 12-13 Fiscal YTD

Budgeted $ 16,000 $1,173,000

Weekend Collec"on $ 15,658 $1,164,086

Surplus/(Deficit) $ (342) $ (8,914)

Percent above/below (+/-) Budget -0.76%

Big-Ticket Capital Improvement Fund

Amount Collected May 12-13 $ 1,890

$ -

Balance in Big-Ticket Savings Account $ 77,788

Long-Term Debt for Fiscal Year ended June 30, 2018

Amount Collected/Principal Payment: $ 9,313

Balance on Long-Term Debt $ 4,568,778

Interest Paid on LT Debt since 7/1/17 $ 190,250

Big-Ticket Capital Improvement Fund

Our Second Collec"on to fund Big Ticket Capital Improvements has been a great success for our parish. Thank you to all parishioners and guests who contribute to this fund! We have collected $5,257 during the first two weeks of May, and on average, we have collected over $8,800 per month over the past twelve months. This brings the total in our savings account to $77,788 as of May 14.

This past year we completed two major projects: the replacement of the roof over the original Church building and the replacement of the hea"ng units with a new boiler in the northwest corner of the Church. Please con"nue reading for informa"on on projects in line for future Big-Ticket Capital Improvement funds.

Campus Repairs Update

We have made great progress with major repairs to our campus, but with a 32-year-old building, there are many more that will need to be addressed in the next several years. Here is a brief descrip"on of the work that we will be planning to use future Big-Ticket funds for: · Parish Rectory repairs. In prepara"on for our new pastor, we need to clean up and complete several projects at

the rectory: replace the two entry doors, install new flooring in the kitchen, replace the shower in the pastor suite, remove flooring in the basement, and clean and seal the basement floor and walls. We will also be pain"ng rooms, cleaning carpets, and replacing blinds and small furniture as needed. The Finance Council has authorized up to $10,000 to be spent on improvements to the parish rectory.

· Four cooling units and roof replacement, northeast corner of building. The units are 32 years old and beginning to fail. Es"mated cost of replacement is $115,000.

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UPCOMING PROGRAMS

KIOSK HIGHLIGHT SCHOOL NEWS

SAVE THE DATE!

To all women of the parish and school: Transfigura"on will

be offering the Women's Emmaus Retreat the weekend of

July 20-22, 2018 at the Franciscan House/Prior Lake. The

cost is $185 and includes room, meals, and program. Fee is

due at registra"on.

However, the "Early Bird" Special price of $175 is available

when you register by June 10. For more details on the

retreat see the Emmaus handout on the table in the

Gathering Space.

This summer, a very special opportunity is being

offered to grow closer to Jesus through Mary. If you've

been thinking about entrus"ng yourself to Mary and

deepening or renewing your devo"on of her, 33 Days to

Morning Glory is the right book to read and the perfect

retreat to make.

You may a%end this 6-week program on Monday

morning from 9-10:30 a.m. or on Monday evening from

7-8:30 p.m. Classes begin on Monday, June 11, and

conclude with the Marian Consecra"on on July 16, the

Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

Registra"on has begun at the Gathering Desk. The

deadline to register is June 1. For more informa"on, call

Madeline Miller at 651-366-2696 (morning class) or

either George Scharber 952-431-1221 or

Rita Bagley 612-594-1906 (evening class).

Enroll now! Transfigura#on Catholic School is now

accep#ng applica#ons for admission for the 2018-2019

school year for preschool to 8th grade. Space is limited;

don't wait to give your child a great Catholic educa#on!

Thank you to Transfigura"on's Council of Catholic Women

for their generous dona"on of $1,000 to be used for new

library books. Most of the books have come in! And, many

of the new books fulfill requests that students and teachers

made earlier this year.

DID YOU KNOW that our school library has a sec"on of

books in Spanish? Both the Spanish and Religion sec"ons

have been expanded due to this dona"on.

School Librarian, Mrs. Wakem, reports there has been a

definite increase in the number of Spanish books being

checked out and that students appreciated having a be%er

selec"on of religious books for Saint reports earlier this

year.

The Holy Spirit, Third Person of the Trinity

by Fr. Shannon Collins

In this cap"va"ng presenta"on,

Fr. Shannon Collins discusses the

essen"al character of the Holy Spirit

and the role the forgo%en Person of

the Blessed Trinity has played since

the crea"on of the world. Drawing

upon Scripture and tradi"on, Father

Collins explains the seven gi+s of

the Holy Spirit and how He works in

the lives of believers. Listeners are sure to come to a

be%er apprecia"on for this “sweet Guest of our soul” who

seeks to bring us closer to Christ and eternal salva"on.

“O God, Your mercy knows no bounds and the treasure of

your goodness is infinite…”

Would you like to foster your devo"on to Divine Mercy?

Consider joining the Divine Mercy Cenacle! We meet in the

Mount Tabor Room on Thursday mornings from 9-10:30

a.m. Discussions are centered on readings from the Diary

of St. Faus"na, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and

the Cenacle Book. We will be star"ng Cenacle Book #1

($11.00) on Thursday, June 14 and would love to have you

join us! If you are interested, please call Anita Oie at

651-770-8616.

to our Confirmandi who were Confirmed at the Cathedral

last Thursday, May 10.

DIVINE MERCY CENACLE

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LITURGY HIGHLIGHT

All-powerful God, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, by

water and the Holy Spirit you freed your sons and

daughters from sin and gave them new life.

Send your Holy Spirit upon them to be their helper

and guide. Give them the spirit of wisdom and

understanding, the spirit of right judgment and

courage, the spirit of knowledge and reverence.

Fill them with the spirit of wonder and awe in your

presence. We ask this through Christ our Lord.

Order of Confirma"on, 113

As I men"oned in last weekend’s bulle"n, Pentecost

Sunday, the Solemnity we celebrate this weekend, is the

Birthday of the Church. Perhaps this could be a good

medita"on for us to reflect upon in the coming weeks.

How do I, or how could I, share the gi$s and talents the

Lord has given me with my parish family, ul"mately giving

my gi$s back to the Lord?

-Has God given me musical talent, or the ability to proclaim

the Word of God to the congrega"on?

-Do I have a love for the Eucharist that would be visible

as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion?

-Do I possess organiza"onal skills, a%en"on to detail and

reverence for the Mass that would be helpful in my service

as a Sacristan or Altar Server?

-Do I possess a gi$ of hospitality that would share the light

of Christ with all those I encounter?

Thank you for considering your gi$ to the Lord, as we

conclude the great Season of Easter. Please contact

Shantel to join any one of our Liturgical Ministries, or

Mary Demko if you are interested in joining the choir.

This year will be Transfigura"on’s fi$h summer hos"ng

Totus Tuus for youth. The past four years have provided a

wonderful week for the children, which shows in our

returning par"cipants!

All youth are invited to join us for an exci"ng, week-

long, faith filled, summer camp experience. Preschool-

6th grade meets Monday to Friday, June 25-29 from

9:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 7th-12th grade meets Sunday to

Thursday, June 24-28 from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m.

The goal of Totus Tuus is to help young people develop

their rela"onship with Jesus Christ and immerse them in

a rich experience of what it means to be Catholic.

The week includes a parish-wide potluck picnic on

Wednesday, junior high & high school Fun Night on

Thursday, and an a$ernoon of water ac"vi"es on Friday.

For more informa"on and to register: pick up a blue

registra"on booklet in the Gathering Space or see

the registra"on form on our website. Volunteers are also

needed. If interested please contact Mary Markert.

TOTUS TUUS: JUNE 24-29

Middle and high school students: join us for a week of

service and fun this summer! We will begin each morning

with Mass, and then go out to serve the community at

places like Feed My Starving Children and Op"ons for

Women East. In the a$ernoon we’ll have tons of fun at a

summer ac"vity like Bunker Beach Water Park and Pinz.

We’ll also spend a day at Valley Fair! For pictures from

last year and to pick up a registra"on form for this summer,

see the youth ministry display in the Gathering Space.

Registra"on for middle school par"cipants and high school

leaders is due on Sunday, June 17. For more informa"on

please contact Jus"n Shay.

SUMMER STRETCH: JULY 16-20

CHOIR CAMP: JULY 9-13

The annual Summer Choir Camp for youth aged 4th

-12th

grade (younger with permission from director) will be held

Monday-Friday, July 9-13, ending with a beau"ful Mass

dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

Please see the Parish website (search “Summer Choir

Camp”) or contact Mary Demko for more informa"on or

to register. We look forward to another fun and fabulous

Camp!

Fathers and their sons are invited to our 3rd Annual

Father-Son Trip. This year we will go to Glacier Na!onal

Park from August 4-11. This is a great opportunity for

fathers and their sons (ages 13+) to form a lifelong bond

while visi!ng some of the most amazing sights in America

at Glacier Na!onal Park. We will also help a local Church

that needs assistance. The dads who a"ended last year’s

trip reported a life-changing experience they wouldn’t

trade!

Please contact Jus!n Kortuem for more informa!on.

FATHER-SON TRIP: AUGUST 4-11

Steubenville Conference for High School Youth will be held

in St. Paul July 27-29. Transfigura!on is bring a group of

youth this year to this life altering conference. For the past

40 years, high school youth from across the United States

have had their faith awakened and their hearts set on a fire

through a personal encounter with Jesus at a Steubenville

Conference. This summer, over 54,000 teens and their

leaders will be a part of this movement of grace at one of

our 25 conferences. For more informa!on about the

Steubenville Conferences, visit :

steubenvilleconferences.com or contact Jus!n Kortuem.

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Traditional and Enhanced Assisted Living & Memory Care

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Hwy 36 & Century

779-7757

Voted Best Liquor Store

Best Wine Selection

Best Service Past 21 Years

Party Planning and delivery

Open Late Night 8-10pm

Monday - Saturday

SUN RAY PLUMBING & HEATING INC

Residential • Commercial FOUR GENERATIONS STRONG

651-779-6823GLENN ROESKE STEVE ROESKE

www.sunrayplumbing.com

Michael Justen, Master Plumber

651-605-5025 www.justenplumbing.com

Licensed, Bonded & Insured

“We’re Bent On Getting That Dent”

(651) 777-3535

Family owned

over 60 years!

6 Metro Locations

(651) 735-5055www.heppnersautobody.com

Steve Montgomery Oakdale Locksmiths

Emergency Home & Auto Open-Ups

Certi"ed Locksmith • Lamp Repair

Commercial-Residential-Auto

705 Century Ave. No. • Maplewood, MN 55119

Corner of Century & 10th St. (behind Mcdonalds)

(651) 730-7524 (651) 226-8189

Rikk Sorenson3555 Willow Lake Blvd

Vadnais Heights, MN 55110Cell: 651.307.9196

email: rikksorenson@kw.com

ph: 651-644-8395680 Transfer Rd., St Paul, MN www.griffithprint.com jim@griffithprint.com

ALL ELEMENTS, INC.

“Your Roofing Specialists”• Your Local Residential & Commercial Roofing Experts

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763-314-0234 or 1-888 ROOF 320

www.AllElementsInc.net

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(651) 335-6607

www.HomesByShayne.com

JOE ROSSINIRossini Insurance Agency

651.454.8200

jrossini@farmersagent.com

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• Life • Business

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