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October 29, 2017

www.elcatholics.org www.stjohnmsu.org

St. Thomas Aquinas Parish & School

955 Alton Road

East Lansing, MI 48823

Office Phone: 517.351.7215

School Phone: 517.332.0813

St. John Church & Student Center

327 MAC Avenue

East Lansing, MI 48823

Office Phone: 517.337.9778

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Weekend Mass Times

Saturday 4:30pm Sunday 9:00am & 11:00am

Weekday Mass Times Monday - Friday 6:30am

Wednesday and Friday at 9:00am

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 3:00 - 4:00pm & following

the 4:30pm Mass

ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Weekend Mass Times Sunday 8:00am, 10:00am Noon, 5:00pm & 7:00pm

Weekday Mass Times Monday, Wednesday & Friday 12:15pm

Tuesday and Thursday at 9:15pm

Sacrament of Reconciliation Monday, Wednesday & Friday

11:00am - Noon Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00pm

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Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 29, 2017

Fr. Mark’s Remarks

It stirs our hearts and inspires us to see so many fellow parishioners offering their time and hands in outreach within our community. We do our best to answer the call of the Gospel.

Many are involved in quilting prayer blankets, teaching religious education, assisting the parish school, helping our two St. Vincent de Paul chapters in home visits to needy or helping our food pantry, aiding campus ministries, and helping in liturgies and sacramental programs. Many others volunteer at the VOA, Advent House, Haven House, in hospice and hospital care, in our Compassionate Visitors Program, gardening at our parish sites or the Retreat Center in Dewitt, and serving food and offering comfort at funeral lunches. Hundreds of us help in many different ways. Many serve on committees, councils, and in organizations that enhance our parish community and beyond.

The weekends of November 5 and 12 we have yet another opportunity to help support one of our community ministries - the Cristo Rey Community Center in north Lansing. For the third year, we will stock their kitchen pantry with items needed in their hot meals ministry that are not available through the Greater Lansing Food Bank. Cristo Rey has been serving Greater Lansing since 1968 with direct assistance programs, family health care and counseling services, and financial guidance and empowerment.

Since establishing its hot breakfast and sack lunch programs three years ago, dozens of our parishioners have helped on Monday through Friday mornings to chop potatoes, fruit and vegetables, toast bagels, crack thousands of eggs, and make thousands of sandwiches. By the end of the year, Cristo Rey will have served more than 25,000 meals to anyone who walks through their doors.

Please look at the list in this bulletin and on our parish website and see what you can do to help out in the next few weeks. The blue buckets will be out in both churches. Last year we filled an SUV five times with our goods and just now Cristo Rey is running short on plastic sandwich bags, napkins, cooking oil and pancake syrup! God is so good to us, let us share God’s blessings!

Have a blessed week!

Cristo Rey Community Kitchen Needs

Thank you for your support

of the community kitchen at

Cristo Rey Community

Center in North Lansing.

The following items are used

on a continuing basis but are

not always available from the Greater Lansing Food

Bank. Blue buckets are available at the entrances of both of our churches. Donations are graciously

accepted through Monday, November 13.

Ziploc-type Bags (snack

and sandwich size)

Brown lunch bags

Napkins

Cooking Oil

Coffee (ground)

Coffee creamer

Oatmeal

Peanut butter

Jelly

Ketchup

Flour

Sugar

Brown sugar

Pasta (noodles)

Spices (black pepper,

garlic salt, oregano,

cumin, etc.)

Vanilla

Canned pizza sauce

Canned tomatoes

Pasta sauce

Canned tomato sauce

Dish soap

Dish towels

Liquid Bleach (unscented)

The Bible and the Qur’an Hesburgh Lecture Series

Thursday, November 2, 7:00pm

Fr. Mac Hall, STA Church

Join us this Thursday evening at 7:00pm as Dr. Gabriel Reynolds returns to St. Thomas Aquinas Church to once again speak about Islam and Christian Theology, this time in relation to the Bible.

Dr. Reynolds is Professor of Islamic Studies and Theology at the University of Notre Dame, where he teaches classes on the “Foundations of Theology,” “Islamic Origins,” “The Holy Land,” etc. His research is focused above all on the Qur’an and Muslim-Christian relations. He has written The Qur’an and Its Biblical Subtext and The Emergence of Islam, as well as many articles. He was very well received last time he spoke at our parish. Please plan on joining us!

The Hesburgh Lecture Series is sponsored by The Notre Dame Club of Lansing.

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OFFERTORY

Actual Offertory through October 15 $679,904

Budgeted Offertory through October 15 $696,542

Deficit $ 16,638

Please Note: The fiscal year began 7/1/2017.

Offertory consists of cash and checks given at Mass, electronic

giving from parishioners, and stock gifts.

Christian Service - Matthew 25

October 15: STA Chapter of St. Vincent de

Paul will receive $3,485 to serve people right here

in our community.

October 29: International Rescue Committee

provides food to victims of famine in Nigeria. People

there are pushed to the brink of starvation.

November 5: Sisters of Charity of Nazareth

operates health clinics in Nepal for the poor who

otherwise would not receive medical services.

Thank you for your generosity!

Bereavement Support Group

If you are struggling with loss in your life, we are here for you! Our Bereavement Support Group has begun meeting again! We will meet on Wednesday, November 1, 6:00-8:00pm in the Dining Room of the former rectory at STA. If you would like more information about this faith-based bereavement support group, please call Al Weilbaecher in the STA parish office at 517-351-5460.

Brochures describing the bereavement support group are available in our formation racks or on the parish web site. Anyone is welcome to attend!

Interested in Becoming a Eucharistic Minister or Lector for Mass?

Upcoming Liturgical Training Dates

Sunday, November 5: Theological training 2:00pm SJSC

Lector practical training 3:00pm SJSC

Monday, November 6: EMHC practical training 6:00pm SJSC

St. Vincent de Paul

In this Sunday’s Gospel we find the truth that

loving God isn’t merely a matter of fervor in

our hearts, but that it must be expressed in

doing good for the sake of others.

This month, through your gifts, the Society

of St. Vincent de Paul was able to show that we

indeed love our neighbors by assisting families, with

food, utility, and rent bills, etc. Thank You!

Coffee & Chocolate Sale

This Weekend! October 28-29 after all Masses

At Both Sites

Please join our parish’s JustFaith community in

supporting our Fair Trade Sale of organic coffee and

chocolate this weekend. Fair Trade products help us

to stand in solidarity with the poor and vulnerable,

ensure that God’s creation is treated with respect,

and provide fair compensation to farmers in the

developing world.

As Pope Benedict XVI reminded us, “purchasing is

always a moral – and not simply economic – act.” And as

Pope Francis has said, “There is no worse material

poverty . . . than the poverty which prevents people from

earning their bread and deprives them of the dignity of

work.”

Look for the Fair Trade Table after all Masses

this weekend. Thank you!

Daylight Savings Time ends next

weekend, Sunday, November 5! Set your clocks back one hour Saturday night.

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St. John Student Center - Home of the

Catholic Spartans Katie Diller - kdiller@elcatholics.org

Director of Campus Ministry

Joe Reis - jreis@elcatholics.org

Campus Minister

Grad Student &

Young Professional Group

This week we will join a city-wide

gathering of Catholic young adults.

id 9:16 presents:

Gianna Molla: Being the Daughter of a Saint

6:30pm Thursday, November 2

Church of the Resurrection, Lansing

Serving young adults aged 22-32

To join our Facebook Group & email list, contact us

at stjohnsgroup@gmail.com.

Returning to speak at St. Thomas Aquinas

Thursday, November 2, 7:00pm Fr. Mac Hall at St. Thomas Aquinas

Dr. Gabriel Reynolds

“The Bible and the Qur’an”

Reynolds is the author of The Qur’an and Its Biblical Subtext (Routledge2010). Last spring he presented, “Islam, the Catholic Church,

and the Future of the World”

Hesburgh Lecture Series is sponsored by the Notre Dame Club of Lansing.

St. John Undergrad

Fall Semi-Formal 8:00

-11:00pm Friday, Nov. 3

Downstairs St. John

Time to get out your

dancing shoes because St.

John is having a fall semi-

formal! Join us for an evening of food, friendship, and

good tunes as we celebrate the fall season in the best

way possible: dance partayyy!!

Semi-formal attire (skirts/dresses for the ladies, slacks

and polos/dress shirts for the gents). Snacks and light

refreshments will be provided! Please RSVP on

Facebook so we can get a head count.

College Men's Group Saints

7:30pm Monday, Oct. 30

Student Lounge

downstairs St. John Student Center

Theotokos Catholic Women's Group

Motherhood 7:30pm Monday, Oct. 30 Women's Lounge, Rm 13 downstairs St. John Student Center

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Men’s Book Group Monday evening,

October 30, 7:30pm

St. Thomas Aquinas

The next gathering will be on

Monday, October 30,

7:30pm, in the Conference

Room at St. Thomas Aquinas

Church. We will read in its

entirety Enrique’s Journey by

Sonia Nazario for our next meeting on October 30.

All men are welcome to join us! For more

information, please contact Al at 517-351-5460 or

al@elcatholics.org.

Interfaith Conference on Religious Freedom Tuesday, November 7

Ever wonder what you can do to support religious

freedom in your family and in your community?

Throughout this year, television commercials have

highlighted how the Catholic Church in Michigan

exercises its freedom to serve others. Continuing

with that theme, the Catholic Church is joining with

other faiths to host an Interfaith Religious

Freedom Conference in Detroit on Tuesday, November 7.

The keynote speakers include Archbishop Allen H.

Vigneron of Detroit and Elder Von G. Keetch of the

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The

event will take place from 7:00-9:00pm at SS. Peter

and Paul Jesuit Church in Detroit (438 St. Antoine St).

Space is limited. Come and learn how you can

support religious freedom at this free event and

register to reserve your spot today at www.irfc-

Conference.eventbrite.com.

The Rosary Altar Society is having

a quilt tying party,

and you are invited!

Thursday, November 16

STA – Fr. Mac Hall 6:30 – 8:30pm

We have been busy sewing quilt tops to be donated

to charity. Now we are having a party to finish off

the quilts so they can be given to the Mother Teresa

House and Sparrow Hospital. The final step is tying

the quilts and we can use your help. No sewing

experience is needed and we will have all the supplies.

(We will also have desserts!)

If you are interested in helping (it’s always a lot of

fun!), please come by. If you have questions, contact

Margaret at mammich@comcast.net or 517-449-

2596.

Faculty / Community Book Discussion Group

For November, we are reading and discussing "With the Smell of Sheep: The Pope Speaks to Priests, Bishops and Other Shepherds" by Pope Francis. Our Faculty / Community Book Discussion Group usually meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month during this academic year.

We will meet at St. John from 5:30-7:00pm in Room #12 (Library). For Thursday, November 2, we will begin discussing the first half of the book, and conclude our discussion of it on November 16. Questions, please contact Al Weilbaecher at 517-351-5460 or al@elcatholics.org.

All are welcomed to participate!

October Baptismal Celebrations

We joyfully welcome into our

Catholic faith community the

following infants and young children

who were baptized during the month of October, and

we warmly congratulate their parents!

Anthony James James & Marina Donatelli

Asher Michael Geoffrey & Tara Nelson Eleanor Rosemary Geoffrey & Tara Nelson

Pearl May Chad & Lindsey Fender

Miles Jackson Joseph & Sarah Piggott

Simone Antonia Agnita Bryan & Christel Beverly

Nieva Mercedes Trolilus Suttles & Margarita Rocha

Ella Rose William & Emily Baxter

Joseph Serafin Krikor & Maria Mouradian

Lincoln Graham Adam & Lauren Heins

Jaxson Glenn Jeremy Stearns & Abby Murchie

Brodie Jeffrey Brian & Amber Bismack

Cooper Joseph Max & Kathleen Mikulec

Ethan John Kevin & Katie Blair

Charles Aaron Kevin & Katie Blair

Evelyn LaBrie Chris & Renee Halliday

God bless all of you!

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Religious Education

All Saints Day is November

1st. Try something different

with your children. Make

some sugar cookies with a

cookie cutter and then decorate as your favorite Saint.

Also, it’s a Holy Day of Obligation so please go to

Mass before/after eating your cookies!

Confirmation Preparation for MSU Student & Adults

If you are out of high school, baptized Catholic and

have celebrated your First Communion, but have not

received the sacrament of Confirmation, this is for

you! Preparation sessions for Confirmation will take

place on six Sunday afternoons, 3:00-4:30pm,

beginning February 4, with the celebration of the

Confirmation taking place the Sunday after Easter.

Confirmation registration forms and more information

are available by contacting Al Weilbaecher at

517-351-5460 or al@elcatholics.org.

Lansing Catholic Performing Arts

Lansing Catholic High School Performing Arts

presents two shows on one stage: The Littlest Angel

and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever! Nov, 3, 4, 10, 11

at 7:00pm, and Nov.12 at 2:00pm. Tickets are

available at the door or at www.ticketor.com/

lchsdrama. Come and enjoy the show and what a

wonderful start to the holiday season!

8th Grade Visit Day at LCHS

Lansing Catholic High School will host its annual 8th

Grade Visit Day on Friday, November 10. Students

will take a tour of the school, attend mini lessons in

various subject areas, learn about student activities

and athletics, and meet other 8th graders, current

LCHS students, teachers, counselors,

administrators, and coaches.

If you have an 8th grader who does not attend a

Catholic partner school, but would like to attend

this event, please contact Lansing Catholic’s

Admissions Coordinator Karen Gavin at

karen.gavin@lansingcatholic.org or 517-267-2102

to register your student to attend this event.

St. Thomas Aquinas School Golf Ball Drop

Please join us on Friday, November 10 at 2:45pm

in our back field for our annual golf ball drop!

Each $50 ticket will purchase a golf ball with an

opportunity to win $5,000 for 1st place or closest to

the flag, and $500 for 2nd place for furthest away.

The funds from this golf ball drop will help support

our operating costs for this academic year. Tickets

are on sale in the STA School Office.

We thank you in advance for your participation and

support of St. Thomas Aquinas Parish School!

Youth Ministry

Morning and Afternoon High

School Youth Ministry (10:05 -

10:55am and 4:30 - 6:00pm)

will be canceled Sunday,

November 5, due to a number

of students attending the Unashamed Youth Conference all day!

Looking for Adult Volunteers for Youth Ministry

Intercessory Prayer Team: I am looking to put

together a team of volunteer adults from the parish

who would be willing to pray directly for the teens

registered at our parish. Mostly this would involve a

weekly email list of intentional prayer and fasting for all

the teens registered at our parish, prayer for events we

have upcoming, and any other situations that arise. If

you are interested in volunteering for this, please email jhamilton@elcatholics.org.

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Pray for the Sick & Deceased

Please pray that those who are ill or suffering in any way might

receive the care that they need.

We embrace in prayer: Inga

Smith, Pam Czubak, and those listed in our Book of

Prayer.

We embrace in prayer all of our departed brothers

and sisters, especially Donald Maki, Cheryll Ross,

Arlen Leholm, and Thomas Fisher.

Campaign Prayer O God, Hear our humble prayer.

Pour your Holy Spirit upon every person

within our diocese that all may come to know,

love and serve you as faithful and generous

witnesses to the enduring hope

found only in You.

With the help of Mary, our Mother

may we bear witness to the glory of God with

great joy. Bless this campaign by igniting a new

enthusiasm for the sacred mission we share

as disciples of your Son, especially as we care

for those who experience despair.

We ask this in the name of Jesus Christ, the source

of our Hope, who lives and reigns with you and

the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever.

Amen

Store Manager Opening

The Lansing St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store is

accepting applications for the position of Store

Manager. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a

Catholic lay organization that helps the poor in the

community. Knowledge and experience in managing a

retail store, grants, buildings, and effective

communications is desired. Send resume to:

svdplansing@gmail.com or Council President, 1020 S.

Washington Ave, Lansing, MI 48910.

During November, we remember and pray for all of our beloved and

deceased Parishioners.

William Roccos

Violet Albertson

Edwin Fitzpatrick

Theodore Minnick

Richard Zapala

Mary Katherine Terry-

Owens

Cathy Strand

Michael Waters

Gerald Lacey

Gerald Ludden

Rita Shetiah

Connor Forbes

Bruce Nakfoor

Michael Craig

Mary Stanek

Robert Mahoney

Grace Meagher

Michael Cleary

Jelena (Helen) Popovich

Chuck Wheeler

Patsy Murdoch

Robert Engels

John Schick

Judith Meyer

Raymond Behan

Joseph Jakovac

Eva Siegrist

Bernadine Defrain

Jack Bower

Ross Baldwin

Marguerite Sly

Richard Kelly

Mary Lou Rowland

Marjorie Clemetsen

Donald Hillman

Francis Breen

Howard Comstock

Stella DeMarco

Tapera Chiwocha

Jerome Tuohy

Marie Bower

Winifred Morris

Ann Dezess

William Holtgreive

Virginia Wiseman

Virginia Grecu

Florence Madaski

John DeLuca

Lucia Spagnuolo

Joseph Brocato

Sally Spalsbury

Donald Kopec

Louise Sause

Barbara Sukenik

Loretta Moore

Nancy Bernard

Thomas Russell

Gary Ignat

Gary Knight

Barbara Paul

Lucia Spagnuolo

Eloina Menendez

Donald Maki

Thomas Fisher

Bob Gallovan

Catholic Women’s Luncheon

The Catholic Women's Club will host a luncheon on

November 16 at Coral Gables in East Lansing. We

begin at 12:30pm and the cost is $18.00. All Catholic

Women of the Lansing Diocese are invited to join us.

For more information and to make reservations by

November 10 call Judy Sibal at 517-449-5365.

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Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

This Sunday the catechumens, candidates, and their sponsors gathered to consider the topic, "Catholic Social Teaching". The United States bishops have described seven basic principles of social justice which are intended to influence private and public life.

The first is the life and dignity of the human person. For Catholics, the human person is central, because everyone is the clearest reflection of God among us. The second principle is the call to family, community, and participation. We have been created social by nature. Because of this we have rights and responsibilities to function in society. The third is the rights and responsibilities of the human person. Basic rights flow from our God-given dignity. These include the right to things such as food, clothing, shelter, and a share of earthly goods sufficient for oneself and one's family. Corresponding to these rights are duties and responsibilities -- to one another, to our families, and to the larger society, and to work for the common good. The fourth is a preferential option for the poor and vulnerable. Whenever society considers its needs, it ought to think first of the poor and vulnerable. A basic moral test of a society is how its most vulnerable members are faring. The fifth principle is the dignity of work and the rights of workers. Work is more than a way to make a living; it is an expression of our dignity and a form of continuing participation in God's creation. People have the right to decent and productive work, to fair wages, and to private property. In Catholic teaching, the economy exists to serve people; people do not exist to serve the economy. The sixth is solidarity with all human beings. As a Christian, I can't think only of myself or my particular group. We are one human family, despite the differences existing among us. The seventh principle is care for the environment and God's creation. As human beings we are responsible for sustaining the earth and all its inhabitants through the proper use of the earth's resources. The group also had an opportunity to reflect upon and discuss various ways of living out these seven principles of Catholic social teaching.

Faith Sharing Questions on Next Sunday’s Gospel

We invite you to prepare for next Sundays’ liturgies

by reflecting on the Gospel reading.

Matthew 23:1–12 [Jesus said,] “Whoever exalts

himself will be humbled; but whoever humbles himself will

be exalted.”

As a parent, am I a priest in my family? Do I

lead my children in prayer, teach them the faith,

and set a good example of faith and love of

God?

Do I pray for priests and offer them support

and help?

Bringing Home the Word is a monthly newsletter

subscribed to by our parish offering reflections on the

Sunday readings. You can either download it from

elcatholics.org on the Adult Faith Formation page or

we are happy to email it to you monthly upon

request. (Contact Al at al@elcatholics.org.)

Opening the Word is a video program offering

prayer and insights on the Sunday Scriptures available

through FORMED.org. Our parish has a subscription

and you can access it for FREE using our parish access

code: 07838b. Enjoy this video program, and many

more wonderful resources at FORMED.org!

This past Tuesday the inquirers and their sponsors had a retreat in preparation for the Rite of Acceptance/Rite of Welcome. They considered any suffering or challenge they have had in their lives. They also considered the suffering of large groups of people in the past and the suffering people go through today either through natural disasters, war, violence, or other circumstances. They reflected on the suffering and death of Jesus for our sake and how the cross is the major symbol of our Christian faith. Finally, they were led to consider how each of us can join our challenges and suffering to the suffering of Christ for the good of others. After the retreat the group went through a rehearsal for the Rite of Acceptance/Rite of Welcome in the church at St. Thomas Aquinas. If you have been thinking about exploring your interest in the Catholic Church, or if you know someone who has mentioned this possibility, call Pete Ries at 517-351-5460, ext. 1328 or email him at pries@elcatholics.org.

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Monday, October 30, 2017

6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

All Souls req. by Mara Boettcher

12:15pm (St. John)

Jerry Tuohey req. by Rod & Catherine Ellis

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Norma Rouse req. by Orville Rouse

9:15pm (St. John)

Joan Spadafore req. by Andy Spadafore

Wednesday, November 1, 2017

6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

People of the Parish

9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

People of the Parish 12:15pm (St. John)

People of the Parish

Thursday, November 2, 2017

6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

All Souls of the Faithful Departed

10:00am (Burcham)

All Souls of the Faithful Departed

9:15pm (St. John)

All Souls of the Faithful Departed

Friday, November 3, 2017

6:30am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Int. of Rita Fortino req. by Patrick O’Brien

9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Richard Fata req. by Lisa Ramont

12:15pm (St. John)

Leo & Mary Margaret Scheetz

req. by Janet & Patrick Scheetz

Saturday, November 4, 2017

4:30pm (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Holy Family First Saturday Memorial Mass & Intentions

Sunday, November 5, 2017

8:00am (St. John)

Gary Ignat req. by Barb Anderson

9:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Cathy Strand req. by Robin & Toby White

10:00am (St. John)

Barb Sukenick req. by Mary Clark & Family

11:00am (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Mike Waters req. by Sally Cassady

12:00pm (St. John) Virginia Mackowiak req. by Thomas Mackowiak

5:00pm (St. John)

Int. of Ardythe Niemela req. by Michael Niemela

7:00pm (St. John)

People of the Parish

Mass Intentions Events In our Parish Monday, October 30, 2017

1:00pm RAS Charity Quilt Group (STA)

5:30pm Centering Prayer (SJSC)

7:30pm Men’s Book Group (STA)

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Wednesday, November 1, 2017

10:00am Bible Study (STA)

3:45pm Cherub Choir (STA)

6:00pm RCIA Make-up Session (SJSC)

6:00pm Bereavement Support Group (STA)

7:00pm Follow Me: Meeting Jesus (STA)

7:00pm St. Vincent de Paul Meeting (STA)

Thursday, November 2, 2017

10:00am Faith Sharing Group (STA) 3:45am Seraph Choir (STA)

5:30pm Faculty/Community Book Group (SJSC)

6:30pm Contemporary Ensemble (STA)

7:00pm Music Ensemble (SJSC)

7:00pm Hesburgh Lecture Series (STA)

7:30pm STA Adult Choir (STA)

Friday, November 3, 2017

7:00am K of C First Friday Coffee & Donuts (STA)

Saturday, November 4, 2017

9:00am Food Cupboard (SJSC)

6:30pm Confirmation Meeting (STA)

Sunday, November 5, 2017

9:00am, 11:00am Nursery (STA)

9:00am, 11:00am Coffee & Donuts (SJSC)

10:00am Adult Choir Practice (STA)

10:00am Nursery (SJSC)

11:00am RCIA (SJSC)

1:00pm Boy Scouts Troop 293 (STA)

2:00pm Theological Training (SJSC)

3:00pm Lector Practical Training (SJSC)

3:30pm African Mass (STA)

4:30pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (STA)

NOVEMBER PRAYERS FOR PRIESTS

Please pick up a copy of our Prayers

for Priests calendar for November.

Give thanks for all our priests do for

us by praying for them! In November

we will be praying for Fr. Jerry Ploof

and Fr. Mike Murray.

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