PARISH OFFICE 12 HIBBARD AVENUE

CLIFTON SPRINGS, NY 14432-1064 Office Phones: 315-462-2961 or 585-289-4164 Emergency Phone: 585-278-6334 Fax: 315-462-3608 E-mail: stpeters@dor.org Website: www.StPeterParish.us

Facebook page: www. facebook.com/stpeterparishny/

OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Wednesday: 9:00 am-3:30 pm

SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Anticipated Mass: 4:00 pm St. Dominic Sunday Masses: 8:00 am St. Felix

10:00 am St. Francis Noon St. Dominic

WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE *Please consult the weekly Mass Intention Schedule for any changes, additional Masses, or Holy Day Schedules.

Monday Noon St. Dominic

Tuesday 9:00 am St. Francis Wednesday 12:05 pm St. Felix

Thursday 9:00 am St. Francis Friday Noon St. Dominic

CONFESSION TIMES Wednesday 5:15-6:00 pm St. Felix Thursday 5:15-6:00 pm St. Francis Friday 11:15-11:50 am St. Dominic Saturday 3:00-3:45 pm St. Dominic 7:00-7:45 pm St. Francis Sunday 7:15-7:50 am St. Felix

(or by appointment. Please call the Parish Office.)

PARISH STAFF

PRIEST: Rev. Peter Van Lieshout: Fr.Peter.VanLieshout@dor.org

PARISH DEACONS: Deacon Bob Cyrana: Robert.Cyrana@dor.org

Deacon Ed Smith: Edward.Smith@dor.org

FINANCE DIRECTOR: Tony DiPrima: Anthony.Diprima@dor.org

BUSINESS MANAGER: Andrea Record: Andrea.Record@dor.org

FAITH FORMATION COORDINATOR: Laura Gleeson: Laura.Gleeson@dor.org

PARISH COUNCIL CHAIR: Patrick Ryan

LITURGICAL MUSICIANS: ST. DOMINIC: Janet Stoddard & Choir-585-394-8124

ST. FELIX: Scott Liberati & Choir

ST. FRANCIS: Sally Boyes & Choir

ST. DOMINIC MAINTENANCE: Wally Lannon & John Lankford

ST. FELIX ST. FRANCIS MAINTENANCE WORKER: Audie Arliss and Volunteers

Any of our Parish Staff can also be reached through the Parish Office

INTERESTED IN A SACRAMENT?

To make arrangements to celebrate any of the Sacraments: Marriage (call at least 6 months in advance),

Eucharist, Penance, Confirmation, Baptism, or Anointing of the Sick, please call the Parish Office.

IS SOMEONE YOU LOVE ILL?

Call the Parish Office for a pastoral visit and/or to be added to the prayer list.

NEW TO THE PARISH? WELCOME!

Registration forms are in church or stop by the Parish Office.

MOVING? CHANGES IN YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION?

Please notify the Parish Office. OUR THREE COMMUNITY FOOD CUPBOARDS:

St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Parish

THE THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

March 24, 2019

Name/Address for sending Monetary Donations Actual Cupboard Location Days & Hrs. of Operation Contact

St. Felix Community Food Cupboard 12 Hibbard Ave, Clifton Springs, NY 14432

Basement of St. Felix, Clifton Springs 12 Hibbard Avenue,

Every Thursday 11 am-1 pm

Laura Janas

Phelps Community Food Cupboard 96 Ontario St. Phelps, NY 14532

Phelps Community Center, Phelps 8 Banta Street Suite 310

Fourth Tuesday 10:00-11:30 am & 4:00-5:00 pm

Tom Cheney

Twin Cities Community Food Cupboard c/o Gina Vanderwall

30 N. Main St., Manchester, NY 14504

Bennett Building 4 Center Street

Across from Manchester Fire Hall

Second Thursday,10 am-Noon Second Satruday, 10 am-Noon

& Fourth Thursday, 5-7 pm

Sue Bogner

St. Francis Church

Located at: 12 Church Street Phelps, NY 14532

St. Dominic Church

Located at: 97 West Main Street Shortsville, NY 14548

St. Felix Church

Located at: 12 Hibbard Avenue Clifton Springs, NY 14432

ST. PETER’S ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH at the CHURCHES of ST. DOMINIC, ST. FELIX, and ST. FRANCIS

FAITH FORMATION UPDATES

THE THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

FAITH FORMATION/YOUTH PROGRAMS CLASSES TODAY, Sunday, MARCH 24th

4:00 – 5:15 PM in the Parish Center at St. Dominic Church

Family Closing Prayer 5:05 pm

Dismissal from the Church at 5:15 PM

SACRAMENT PREPARATION FOR FIRST RECONCILIATION AND FIRST EUCHARIST

Reminder: Fourth session this Tuesday, March 26th 6:30-7:30 PM in St Francis Hall, Phelps.

Please keep the twelve children and their families in your prayers.

YOUTH Sr. High Faith Formation: Sun, Mar. 24th 4:00-5:15 PM Youth Group: Wed, Mar. 27th 6:00-8:00 PM Grades 8-12

St. Dominic Church basement

LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS— WITHOUT YOU IT WILL NOT HAPPEN!

No one has signed up yet or came to the “First Rehearsal” Our annual Living Stations of the Cross will be

on Palm Sunday, April 14that 7:00 pm in St. Francis Church. No memorization of lines is required!!!!

Sign-up sheets in the back of the churches or contact Laura Gleeson at the Parish Office or Laura.Gleeson@dor.org .

MIXED BAG DESIGNS FUND RAISER For Faith Formation/Youth Programs

Ends TOMORROW, March 25th All of the youth in our Faith Formation/Youth programs will be once again selling eco-friendly tote bags, travel bags, kitchenware & more through a Mixed Bag Designs Fundraiser. Extra catalogs and order

blanks may be found on the table in back of church. Feel free to take a catalog home today and return it next week with your order and

payment (checks made out to “St. Peter’s Parish) and place it in the collection basket. There are a few samples available in each church to

look at. Our youth receive 50% profit if sales total at least $750. If you have any questions, please contact Laura Gleeson at the Parish

Office or at Laura.Gleeson@dor.org.

WOMEN’S WEEKEND RETREAT: “Our Spiritual Journey”

Notre Dame Retreat House—Fri., Apr. 5th - Sun., Apr. 7th

“Always remember this: life is a journey. It is a Path, a journey to meet Jesus. At the end, and forever.” ~Pope Francis

Walk… Pray… & Talk with Jesus as you journey through the weekend.

Parish Contact: Mary Ellen Darling @315-548-3419 or Donna Lannon @ 585-289-8100

or Notre Dame Retreat House @ 585-394-5700

SALT & LIGHT MINISTRY NEWS CRS RICE BOWLS: THE DHATHCROSS FAMILY

The Dhathcroos family returned home after fleeing violence in their country to build a prosperous farm and become a vital

contributor to their community. How can you assist refugees in your community to rebuild their lives? Visit crsricebowl.org for more.

FAMILY PROMISE OF ONTARIO COUNTY

Save the dates—April 5th, 6th & 7th for the next Family Promise fundraising event: “Bunko Squad!” – An original comedic and

musical parody of the classic TV series, DRAGNET It will be held in the Red Jacket High School Auditorium.

Tickets can be purchased in advance for $20 on the FPOC website or at the door for $25.

Our 1st Trivia Night was a success! About 70 people had a fun time playing

rock-paper-scissors, Heads or Tails, and sharpened their wits answering fun

and informative trivia. Next week’s bulletin will have a full list of the sponsors for this event and how much we raised at it toward our youth’s trip to Steubenville this summer. Thank you to everyone who helped and participated. Because we had too much fun to stop, look for another one next year!

“TEA WITH MARY”

Please join us for our next “Tea with Mary”!

on Wednesday, March 27th @ 2:00 pm

in the Parish Center at St. Dominic

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION DINNER Monday, March 25th at 5:30 PM

in the Parish Center @ St. Dominic’s Father VanLieshout invites all those who volunteer their time & talent in service to our parish to an Appreciation Dinner on March 25th, the Feast of the Annunciation. From Liturgical Ministers to Snow Shovelers, Collection Counters to Catechists, Bulletin Folders to Choir Members, Church Decorators & Cleaners to Committee Members, if you volunteer in any way, then we want you to come! If you forgot to RSVP before this past Friday, then call the Office first thing Monday morning. We have limited space for a few more.

TWO PRO-LIFE MOVIES YOU MIGHT NOT WANT TO MISS

GOSNELL will be shown at 35 Center St. in Waterloo NY on Wed., March 27th in two different seatings, 1:00 PM & 6:30 PM. The film is the shocking true story of the investigation and trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, the infamous Philadelphia abortionist, his 30 year killing spree and the political and media establishment that tried to cover it up. Prosecutors famously dubbed the clinic a “house of horrors”. The movie is rated PG13 and runs for 93 min. A discussion will follow for those who want to stay. There is no admission fee. Parking is available in the parking lot behind St. Mary’s Church. For more info, contact Kathy Peters at 315-539-8006.

UNPLANNED: THE DRAMATIC TRUE STORY OF A FORMER PLANNED PARENTHOOD LEADER w ill be shown at the Ohmann Theater, 65 Williams Street, Lyons on Thur., March 28th at 7 PM. Tickets are Free ($7 value). Free will offering will be accepted. Call Care Net Office in Wayne County at 315-573-7833 to reserve tickets. A limited number will be available at the door. Check Unplanned Website for other showings in the area.

5TH SUNDAY ROSARY Please join the Knights of Columbus for a recitation of the Rosary after the Noon Mass next Sunday, Mar. 31st. We'll begin at 1:10 PM. Hope to see many of you there!

SACRISTANS NEEDED FOR ST. DOMINIC MASSES We are in need of a few more people willing to be trained as

Sacristans for the 4 PM & Noon Masses at St. Dominic Church. A Sacristan is the one who sets up and gets everything ready for

Father to celebrate Mass. If you are reverent, good with attention to details and don’t mind arriving a little early for Mass, then this is the job for you. Training will be provided. Please call the Office or let

Father know if you are willing & able to serve in this capacity.

CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES COLLECTION—MAR. 30/31 Next weekend our parish will join with Catholic parishes across the Diocese and country to take up the annual Catholic Relief Services (CRS) collection. This special national collection helps support the U.S. Catholic community’s global social ministry carried out in our name by six U.S. Catholic agencies, including Catholic Relief Services, Catholic Migration and Refugee Services, U.S. Bishops’ Justice, Peace and Human Development Ministry, and the Holy Father’s Relief Fund. These agencies touch the lives of more than 100 million brothers and sisters all over the world annually.

St. Peter's Parish is hoping to form a "Respect Life" group in order to coordinate our parish Pro-life efforts and collaborate with other Respect Life parish groups around the Diocese. Anyone interested in helping form this group, please call Laura Visalli-Jacobsen at 315-331-3162 or call the Parish office and leave your name and contact information.

SPRING CLEAN UP IN OUR CEMETERIES It’s that time of year, when we need everyone to help clean up our

cemeteries to get them ready for their first mowings. Please remove any wreaths or other seasonal decorations you may have left over the winter months. Also, mark your calendars to help us with a big Cemetery Spring Clean-Up Day in early April. Date: TBD

THE THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 24, 2019

REMEMBER IN PRAYER

FOR HEALING Aaron Baby Hazel Donnie Allen Audie Arliss Carl Beechler Hazel Behen Joseph Benoit Anne Black

Carmela Bonneville Jane Bree Joyce Buckner Mary Burgess Scott Burnham Wandy Bush Alice J. Burns Carlyn Burns Judy Carkner Carl E. Carlson Julie Carlson Carsen Laurie Caves Shirley Ciardi Michelle Cleaves Eldon Clement Harry/Pat Conklin Bea Coons Angela D’Arduini Bernie D’Arduini Jim D’Arduini Shirley D’Arduini Tracy D’Arduini

Jill DeBrock Fred Di Santo Anthony DelGatto Mike Donk Delaney Doyle Christa Dunlap Tracy Dutton Cherylann Enos Steve Finewood Tyler Fisher Joan Freeman Rosemary Fry Pat Fulton Louise Gee Kimberly Gentry Allison Gersbach Carolyn Ghignone George Gloska Scott Greenwood Declan Guilliams Richard Guilliams Daniella H. Maryann H. Melanie Haers Christopher Hansen Robert Hazell Noelle Henning Joyce Herbert Conner Hicks Jackie Jason Hill Julie Kara Hill Mary Hollis Hilde Houck Rylan Hulo Daniel Incarnato Sarah Jones Darlene Kampf David Kathke Angie Keating David Keeler Alice Klahn Cindy Koch Nancy Kolb Thomas Kowalski Pat Le Vesque Donald Lipker Leigh Lockwood John Lukash Liz M Seth Makitra Marlene Beverly Marvin Sheila Maslyn Ginny Mattice Earl May Dick Mc Carter McConnon Brian McCrone Ann McKee Elizabeth Meath Dan Moracco Judith Muehlig Christina Mulshenock Frank Murphy Mary Ann Nielson Gordie Nicholson Pat & Bev O’Brien Nancy O’Daniels Carl Overslaugh Piper Paddock Bob Pellomo Tori Perrin Stephanie Phenes David Quigley Tiffany Reichbach Anne Riley Don/Marie Rizzo Billy Rockefeller Cheryl Rozell Alvin Ryder Laurie Salko Paul Schmitt Sandy Schmitt Wilma Shaner Jean & Dave Smith Mitchell Smith Nick Smith Terri Stell Andrea Stearn

Pinky Tiebout Bethany Tillman Rose Tills Colin VanDeusen Linda VerStraete Brian Weber

Josh W. Jerry Wiepert Tammy Yacono Patti Yacuzzo Janice Yott Lacey Young Gabriella Zamora Midge Zuccala Our homebound parishioners

IN ASSISTED CARE Jo DeMarco Minnie DeShepper Shirley Galens Pat Jerzak Bonnie Koberg Rose Pettrone Bonnie Resch Gerri Ruebens Jim Trader Gerry VerStraete Louis J. White, Jr.

HOUSE OF JOHN– FOR OUR DECEASED—Gloria DeCook, sister of Bonnie Resch, Jim Ross & George Tills

FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 24th:

St. Felix St. Francis St. Dominic

Altar Bands for March:

Pat Howard Ginny Phenes Alice DeMay Carol Guilliams

Snow Removal:

Jim Cheney David Lord Scott Liberati

Collection Counters: Doug Davis & Bernie Commisso

St. Pauly Building at St. Francis: Bob & Ginny Phenes

Mar. Food Cupboard: Canned fruits & Applesauce (reg. & lunchbox sizes)

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MAR. 24, 2019

Ex 3:1-8a, 13-15/1Cor 10:1-6,10-12/Lk 13:1-9Monday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Heb 10:4-10/Lk 1:26-38 Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 34-43/Mt 18:21-35 Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9/Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: Jer 7:23-28/Lk 11:14-23 Friday: Hos 14:2-10/Mk 12:28-34 Saturday: Hos 6:1-6/Lk 18:9-14 Next Sunday: Jos 5:9a, 10-12/2Cor 5:17-21/Lk 15:1-3, 11-32

FROM THE PASTOR Praised be Jesus Christ!

The fifth Precept of the Church is: You shall help to provide for the needs of the Church

I think when people read the fifth precept, they tend to translate it in their head into something like: “You shall put money in the collection basket when it is passed around,” or “You shall help your local parish pay its bills.”

Now it is certainly true that in our American parish system we are heavily reliant on the generous, voluntary contributions of our parishioners in order to pay our day-to-day bills, maintain our buildings, and pay our wages. And every time I speak or write about money at the parish level, I always want to acknowledge and thank YOU, the parishioners, for your regular and generous financial support.

So there is an important sense in which we cannot do our parish work without that steady collection revenue. But I would like to expand on this notion in a few ways:

1. When we look to the Scriptures it is very clear, particularly in the Old Testament, that the monetary contributions of the faithful are directed first of all to the worship of God. The concept of a Scriptural “tithe” (contributing 10% of one’s income) is based on the conviction that this money, or it’s equivalent in crops or livestock, is ultimately surrendered back to God in an act of oblation and worship.

This direct connection between one’s offering and the worship of God would have been very clear. Imagine choosing the best animal out of one’s flock and bringing it to the temple to be sacrificed. That act necessarily involved a serious detachment from material wealth, as well as a profound trust that all that we have and all that we are comes from God, at every moment. He alone can truly provide for our needs and he is never outdone in generosity.

It also would have highlighted the fact that our material contributions are not about something that we do for God, but rather something that God commands because it redounds to our own benefit. We have a need to worship God. We have a spiritual need to grow in trust of him and spiritual “surrender” to his providential care for us.

In the era of the Church, the sacrifices of the Old Law have reached their fulfillment in the one perfect sacrifice of Christ which is renewed daily in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. And it is primarily in the Mass that our material contributions to the Church reach their “goal.”

We give to the Church fundamentally for two reasons, and two reasons only: a) the worship of God, and b) the salvation of souls (our own soul, and those of others)! Please be generous in your weekly contributions with this fact in mind.

2. Our obligations in voluntary giving go beyond the parish level. This is a point I try to touch on during our annual CMA campaign. The Divinely instituted structure of the Church is such that every Catholic parish is fundamentally tied to a larger Diocesan unit, through which it also maintains its communion with the Church universal with the Pope as the visible principle of that worldwide union.

Staying conscious of the universal (i.e. “catholic”) character of the Church actually helps to keep us from an unhealthy parochialism. It is a wonderful thing that we are united in the same faith, sacraments, and structure of governance with other Catholics on every continent, with vastly different material and spiritual needs. We can pray for and support the Church’s missionary efforts in places where going to Mass and receiving the sacraments is quite literally a danger to one’s life. In turn, those Catholics can pray for us that we do not succumb to the secularism and faithlessness of the “free” society in which we live.

3. Parishioners also contribute to the material needs of the Church by volunteering their time and their competencies. Back in the day, one would hear stories of poor immigrant communities who came to the United States and literally built their parish churches brick by brick, stone by stone, through the voluntary labors of the parishioners. Although we aren’t physically building churches today, our parishioners certainly are helping to keep them maintained, and our volunteers are running and staffing the spiritual, educational and charitable outreach that characterizes parish life. I thought about listing right here some of the many examples of this in our own parish in just the last three weeks or so, but I realized that the list would be remarkably long, and I was fearful of accidentally leaving someone out! Thank you for all that you do.

In the hearts of Jesus and Mary, Father Peter Van Lieshout

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LITURGICAL MINISTERS’ SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEKEND OF March 30/31

Mass Presider Sacristan Cross Bearers & Greeters

Lectors Extraordinary Minister

Altar Servers Music

4:00 PM

Mar. 30

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Father

Van Lieshout

Sherry Brown

Greeters- Andrea Ester

Bruce Brown

Deacon Bob Cyrana Choir-Cam Johnson

Jack Johnson

Janet Stoddard & Choir

8:00 AM

Mar. 31

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Van Lieshout

Ed Kieda

Nathaniel Herendeen Coffee Social- TBD

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Jessie MacDonald

Abbey Herendeen

Scott Liberati & Choir

10:00 AM

Mar. 31

St. Francis

Father Van Lieshout

Tom Cheney

Matt Bohrer Greeter(s)- Steve Koch Coffee Hour

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Matthew & Joseph Bohrer

Sally Boyes & Choir

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Mar. 31

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Choir-Heather Baxter

Sophia Carter

Janet Stoddard & Choir

SATURDAY, MAR. 23 Vigil of the 3rd Sunday of Lent

4:00 PM St. Dominic Gustavo & Cecelia Villalobos—Their Daughter SUNDAY, MAR. 24 Third Sunday of Lent 8:00 AM St. Felix Salvatore & Rachel Feligno—Sully & JoAnn Feligno 10:00 AM St. Francis Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Bud Vanderwall—The Family MONDAY, MAR. 25 The Annunciation of the Lord 12:00 Noon St. Dominic Preasa & Joe Mottelo—Nieces & Nephews TUESDAY, MAR. 26 Lenten Weekday

9:00 AM St. Francis Jim Thompson—Jackie Thompson WEDNESDAY, MAR. 27 Lenten Weekday

12:05 PM St. Felix Kathleen Bohon Rogers—Judy Pettersen THURSDAY, MAR. 28 Lenten Weekday

9:00 AM St. Francis Francis Brophy—Sally Boyes FRIDAY, MAR. 29 Lenten Weekday

12:00 Noon St. Dominic Pat D’Arduini—Jim & Mary D’Arduini SATURDAY, MAR. 30 Vigil of the 4th Sunday of Lent

4:00 PM St. Dominic Alice Sidoti—Jim & Linda Bolan SUNDAY, MAR. 31 Fourth Sunday of Lent 8:00 AM St. Felix Charles Schwalenstocker—Joe & Eileen Crowley 10:00 AM St. Francis Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased 12:00 Noon St. Dominic M/M Bernard D’Arduini—Angela D’Arduini & Family *Please Note All Masses are at their usual times this week.

ST. PETER’S ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH at the CHURCHES OF ST. DOMINIC, ST. FELIX and ST. FRANCIS

PLEASE REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING IN PRAYER this Week as our Sanctuary Lamps burn

at St. Dominic—in memory of Our Parents at the request of Dick & Janet Stoddard

at St. Felix—in memory of Salvatore & Rachel Feligno at the request of Sully & JoAnn Feligno

at St. Francis—in memory of Donna Wells at the request of Jack, Laurie & Stacey Caves

THIS WEEK’S ST. JOSEPH/ST. ANTHONY CANDLES ST. JOSEPH

Joseph DelGatto by Anthony DelGatto Helen Sieracki by The Family

ST. ANTHONY

Anthony DelGatto by Anthony DelGatto Ann VanDusen by Nancy Patz

ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

Thurs 10:00 am-5:00 pm at St. Francis Church

Fri 12:30 pm-5:00 pm-St. Dominic Church (Oct-June)

ST. PETER’S PARISH SUPPORT

A sincere thanks for your ongoing support of our parish and its ministries!

Sunday Offering Income ......................................... $6,049.00 Total Collected (Year-to-Date) ............................. $209,388.15 Total Needed (Year-to-Date) ................................ $196,100.00 Difference (Year-to-Date) .................................... +$13,288.15

In order to stay on budget for this year, our weekly Sunday Income needs to average $5,300.00.

Weekend Mass Attendance: St. Dominic 4:00 pm 172 St. Felix 8:00 am 100 St. Francis 10:00 am 102 St. Dominic 12:00 pm 135

PARISH TOTAL ATTENDANCE 509

MANY THANKS TO ALL WHO CELEBRATE THE EUCHARIST WITH US & WHO GIVE SO GENEROUSLY OF THEIR TIME, TALENT & TREASURE.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS Every Friday evening of Lent

at 5:15 pm in St. Dominic Church.

WOMEN OF ST. FRANCIS EASTER CHOCOLATE SALE

The Women of St. Francis are offering delicious chocolates, white or chocolate, for your Easter baskets. Grab an order form in the back of

church TODAY!!. Place your order by dropping the form along with payment into the collection basket. Please

mark the envelope Women of St. Francis Chocolate Sale and make checks payable to St. Peter’s Parish.

**ALL ORDERS MUST BE IN BY April 8th .**

EASTER FLOWER OFFERING ENVELOPES are available in the back of church.

You may put them in the collection basket throughout this Lenten season. Memorial names will be published

in an upcoming bulletin.