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Fr. Bob Farrell
St. Susanna Parish
616 Reading Road Mason, OH 45040
(513) 398-3821 FAX: (513) 398-2254 www.stsusanna.org
MASS SCHEDULE
The Lord’s Day Saturday Vigil
5:00 PM Sunday
7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:15 AM, 6:00 PM
Weekdays Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday 8:15 AM
Wednesday 8:15 AM, 6:00 PM
Holy Days of Obligation
6:30 AM, 8:15 AM, 7:00 PM
RECONCILIATION Wednesday
6:45 PM Saturday 4:00 PM
EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION
Wednesday 6:45 to 9:00 PM
First Friday After 8:15 AM Mass
Friday to beginning of 8:15 AM Mass Saturday
ROSARY/DEVOTIONS Monday through
Saturday 7:30 AM
Reflecting with the Pastor …
“ … This Is Your Hour … ”
As we enter into Holy Week, we begin by remembering the hour of chaos where an angry group entraps Jesus; Judas betrays Him with a kiss; and violence ensues. The Lord’s response to this … “Enough, No more of this!” Even in the midst of a scene of such darkness and despair, the time for the “power of darkness,” the Lord continues to be an ambassador of peace, mercy and healing. No darkness can snuff out the light of Jesus … then, or now. When we are confronted by violence and darkness of every kind, we too must be brave and strong enough to say … “Enough, No more of this.” This holiest of weeks is the time when Jesus turns chaos into calm; hatred into love; vengeance into mercy. If there is turmoil in your life, now is the time to experience real freedom and new life. I realize everyone’s life is busy and it is easy to get caught up in the darkness and craziness of the world. One way to combat this and come back to the new life God offers us is to walk with the Lord this week. As families, as individuals, perhaps even inviting someone you know who has been away from the Church for awhile … CELEBRATE HOLY WEEK … KEEP THIS WEEK HOLY! Over three days, the church gathers to celebrate the heart of our belief: Holy Thursday, 7:00 PM: Jesus giving us the gift of Himself in the Eucharist, while at the same time calling us to service; Good Friday, at Noon and 7:00 PM: The suffering and death of Jesus on Calvary At 3:00 PM: The Way of the Cross Easter Vigil, 8:30 PM: Witness the Holy Spirit fill the hearts of the newest members of our Church and celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Easter Sunday, 7:00 , 9:00 and 11:15 AM
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If you need to inform the parish of an emergency situation outside of Parish Office hours, please call 398-3821 ext 3200 and leave a message. The line is constantly monitored.
A priest will be contacted and you will receive a return call as quickly as possible.
Good Friday Collection Supports Holy Land Through the Good Friday Collection, you join with Catholics around the world to stand in solidarity with the Church in the Holy Land. In these troubled times in the Middle East, your support means that the Church can conduct parish ministry, provide Catholic education, feed the hungry, build housing for Christians, maintain shrines and operate refugee centers in the Holy Land. The wars, unrest and instability of the region have been especially hard on Christians. Please consider a generous gift to make a difference in this special spot on earth where Christ walked. There is an envelope in your packet or you may make a gift through Online Giving on the web site.
Monday, March 21 8:15 AM Mass Grace Rose (Richard & Sharon Rose) Tuesday, March 22 8:15 AM Mass Dorothy Willer (Kathy Overbeck) Wednesday, March 23 8:15 AM Mass Barb Burnside (Joan Barnhill)
Thursday, March 24 7:00 PM Mass For Maureen Hein from a Friend Friday, March 25 No Mass Saturday, March 26 8:30 PM Mass Don von Holle (Norma von Holle)
Sunday, March 27 7:00 AM Mass Blanche Lasrado (Women’s Association) 9:00 AM Mass Dave Dugan (Dick & Kim Koenig Family) 11:15 AM Mass Jane Meibers (Rick & Jane Espel) 4:00 PM Mass in Spanish Orlando Leguizamon (Anna Herrara)
Reflect on Next Sunday’s
Readings
First Reading Acts 10:34a, 37-43
Second Reading 1 Cor 5:6b-8
Gospel Lk 24:1-12
Presider Schedule March 26/27
8:30 PM Fr. Bob Farrell &
Fr. Jerome Bishop 7:00 AM Fr. Jerome Bishop 9:00 AM Fr. Bob Farrell
11:15 AM Fr. Bob Farrell
4:00 PM Mass in Spanish
Mass in Spanish is the second and fourth Sunday of every month at 4:00 PM.
Misa en español es el segundo y cuarto
domingo del mes a las 4:00 PM.
Nursery Nursery services are provided on Sundays for the 9:00 AM and 11:15 AM Masses.
The nursery is located in the undercroft.
Call ext 3126 or e-mail [email protected]
for details.
Liturgy of the Word for Children
The proclamation of the readings of the day
with age-appropriate discussion is provided
for children in Grades K-2 at the
9:00 & 11:15 AM Masses from September to May. Contact Susan Gravely,
Mass Intentions
Divine Mercy Sunday … Grace in the Year of Mercy
Sunday, April 3 2:30-3:30 PM in Church
Come and receive the Mercy offered to each of us … even the greatest sinner. Come in this year of an Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy and receive the gift of extraordinary grace.
What makes this Year of Mercy special? Jubilee years occur once every 25 years … only 3 or perhaps 4 times in your life! In this a Year of Mercy, the commemoration of Divine Mercy takes on even more significance. In proclaiming the Jubilee Year, Pope Francis stated, “At times we are called to gaze even more attentively on mercy so that we may become a more effective sign of the Father’s action in our lives. For this reason I have proclaimed an Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy as a special time for the Church, a time when the witness of believers might grow stronger and more effective.” He goes on to say, “How much I desire that the year to come will be steeped in mercy, so that we can go out to every man and woman, bringing the goodness and tenderness of God! May the balm of mercy reach everyone, both believers and those far away, as a sign that the Kingdom of God is already present in our midst!”
What better time to embrace Divine Mercy Sunday than in the Year of Mercy? All are welcome!
The Women’s Association will host a reception of cookies and lemonade
following the prayer service.
Liturgies of Holy Week
Holy Thursday March 24
Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7:00 PM
Good Friday March 25
Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion Noon and 7:00 PM Way of the Cross
3:00 PM
Holy Saturday March 26
Easter Vigil 8:30 PM
Easter Sunday Masses
7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:15 AM
Please note that there is no Mass at 6:00 PM on Wednesday, March 23,
no 8:15 AM Masses Thursday-Saturday, March 24, 25 & 26,
and no 6:00 PM Mass on Sunday, March 27.
Also, there will be no Reconciliation Wednesday, March 23 nor
Saturday, March 26.
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CFP Grades 1-8 2015-2016
Faith formation for elementary students
will be Summer Sessions and Sundays
from 10:15 to 11:45 AM and Mondays
6:30 to 7:45 PM. Contact Susan Gravely,
ext 3110 or [email protected],
with questions.
Saint Susanna School
The parish school provides a Catholic
education for Grades K-8.
Contact the School Office, ext 3108 or
for more information.
Early Childhood 2015-2016
Faith formation for 3-, 4-, preK
5-year-olds and kindergartners
meets on Sunday mornings
at 9:00 AM. Contact Kristen Tell,
ext 3135 or [email protected],
for more details.
Preschool Weekday Preschool
is available for ages 2-5
in the undercroft of church.
Contact the Preschool Office, ext 3131 or
for more information.
School This Week …
The 5th Grade students will be traveling on a Field Trip to Immaculata Church this Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the School Community will attend the 8:15 AM Mass together.
On Holy Thursday, the school Community will journey through the Stations of the Cross in church.
Saint Susanna School will be on Easter Break from Friday, March 25 through Sunday, April 3. School will resume on Monday, April 4.
There are limited enrollment openings in a few grade levels. If you are interested in attending Saint Susanna School next school year, please call 398-3821 ext 3108 and ask for Pam. She will be glad to give tours to interested families.
As we celebrate Easter, the most important feast of the Church,
please remember the true meaning of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and
His great victory over death. We wish all a wonderful Easter Season!
Save the Date for Vacation Bible School 2016
This year’s Vacation Bible School will be July 18-22. Registration for this popular program will begin April 1. Children Age 4 to Grade 5 are invited to attend.
The VBS Team is seeking volunteers. There are many tasks of much variety
that need your time and talent. Please offer to help.
Contact: Kristen Tell [email protected] 398-3821 ext 3135
Register for CFP and Early Childhood 2016-2017
Registration for Early Childhood and CFP classes for the 2016-2017 year can be found on the parish web site. Registration for all classes is online registration. A family must be registered in the parish to attend Early Childhood or CFP classes. Please note: All second graders must register for Sunday morning or Monday evening classes. There will be no summer program or online Home Study program for second graders. Also: To be placed in the second grade program for preparation for First Communion, children must have attended a first grade religious education program. To be placed in the 8th grade Confirmation program, students must have attended 7th grade CFP. Contact: Susan Gravely [email protected] 398-3821 ext 3110
Register for Preschool Now! The parish Preschool is accepting registrations for the 2016-2017 year. There is currently space available in the 2-, 3-, and 4-year-old classes. To begin the registration process ... Contact: Chris Baumgardner [email protected] 398-3821 ext 3131
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Faith Alive Faith Alive is a youth ministry experience at
St. Susanna Parish for 6th, 7th & 8th grade students that focuses
on service and experiential learning. Faith Alive meets on
Sundays 4:00 to 6:00 PM in the St. John Bosco
Youth Room. Contact Randi Hom,
ext 3195 or [email protected]
or Cheryl Falk, 779-2684 or
[email protected], for more details.
LIFE LIFE is the faith
formation program for grades 9 through 12.
Sessions are every Sunday at 7:00 PM
in the St. John Bosco Youth Room.
Contact Chip Williamson, 755-2892 or
[email protected], for more details.
Interested in Becoming
Catholic? Adult Catholic Seeking
Confirmation? Contact Susan Gravely,
ext 3110 or [email protected].
All Volunteers Who Work with Children
Need to Attend a VIRTUS Session and Have a Clear
Background Check. For details, visit the
parish web site, choose Parish Info tab then
Child Protection from its dropdown menu.
Spring Retreat Welcomes All Jr. High Students
The Faith Alive retreat of April 16-17 is open to all Jr. High students 6th-8th grade, so friends are welcome! The retreat will be at Camp Kern. Cost is $65, which includes all meals, lodging, and a T-shirt. There are two forms that you’ll need to fill out for the retreat and they can be found on the parish web site. Please turn them in to the Parish Office by March 30! Questions? Please e-mail Randi Hom, [email protected].
Faith Alive Schedule: March 20: Youth Night: Seder Supper 4:00-5:45PM March 27: No Youth Night Happy Easter! April 3: Youth Night 4:00-5:45PM
LIFE This Week: March 20: Stations
LIFE Next Week: March 27: No LIFE Gathering … Happy Easter!
This Week’s Featured CD:
Seven Deadly Sins/ Seven Lively Virtues
Did you miss the Sunday Café Lenten series? Here’s
your chance to participate. Join noted Professor of
Theology, Fr. Robert Barron, in this revealing
presentation as he sheds light on the Seven Deadly
Sins - those great spiritual blocks that inhibit our
relationship with God and others - and the antidote
to them, the Seven Lively Virtues. Fr. Barron uses
Dante's DIVINE COMEDY to expose these sinful
patterns in our lives and show how they are
effectively counteracted by the cultivation of virtue through the development of the gifts of the Holy
Spirit. This fascinating journey shows the path that
God has designed to lead us to health, happiness
and holiness.
Try a Lighthouse Media Item
Available in the Gathering Space
Attend the
Heart of Jesus Book Club
Heart of Jesus Book Club meets once a month on the third Thursday
at 10:00 AM in the St. Isidore Room. Come for one month or for all!
Join the conversation and Fellowship!
April Selection: The April selection is The Sunflower, On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness by Simon Wiesenthal. You are a prisoner in a concentration camp. A dying Nazi soldier asks for your forgiveness. What would you do? Faced with the choice between compassion and justice, silence and truth, Wiesenthal said nothing. But even years after the war ended, he wondered if he had done the right thing? What would you have done in his place?
The book will be discussed Thursday, April 21 at 10:00 AM.
Contact: Susan Hack [email protected] 398-3821 ext 3169
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Baptism Preparation Class
This class is a prerequisite for infants to age 6;
contact Cathy Meyer at the Parish Office, 398-3821, ext 3100.
For children over age 6, contact Susan Gravely,
ext 3110 or [email protected].
Marriage Preparation
Contact the Parish Office, no later than 6
months prior to the date of intended marriage.
Parish Library The Library is located in
the undercroft of the church. Media can be
checked out at any time. Stop by the Parish Office
for help.
Would You Like to Be a Member of the Parish? Contact the Parish Office, 398-3821;
register after all Masses on the first Sunday of the
month in Parish Office and third weekend
of each month at the Information Desk; or visit the Parish Office
during office hours.
Parish Office Hours Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM with extended hours on Tuesdays until 6:00 PM.
First Sunday of the month from 8:15 AM to
12:30 PM.
Spring Bible Study Being Offered
The Monday morning Bible Study, which meets from 9:30 to 11:00 AM, will continue through April and May. The goal is to have each session be self-contained; thus, participants will be reading short books from the Bible that are often not studied. During April, the Book of Ruth and the Book of Jonah from the Old Testament and the I and II Thessalonians will be read/studied. During May, the focus will be on Galatians, Philippians, and Philemon (Paul’s short letters) and, if time permits, Malachi (the last book in the Old Testament). All are invited. Bring your Bible – come, learn, and share with Facilitator Susan Gravely.
Contact: Susan Gravely 398-3821 ext 3111 [email protected]
Men of the Parish Invited to CRHP Retreat
The 27th retreat for the Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) weekend will be Saturday, April 23. The event is an overnight retreat for adult men seeking to deepen their Catholic faith while expanding their fellowship with other men of the parish. CRHP is for men of all faith levels, and will be comprised of Christians in very different places on their path to Christ. This is not meant to be a collection of perfect Catholics. You will meet and become part of a brotherhood of support on your journey. It’s really as good as your wife/friends have been telling you! CRHP is free to attend, and all meals are provided. Contact: [email protected] or
Greg Ramminger
703-4721
Chip Williamson
755-7892
Reflecting on the Year of Mercy … Processions define this week. We bless palms and we process into church after hearing the same chorus sung by angels over the manger: “Peace on earth and glory in the highest.” On Holy Thursday, we process to the Meal of the Lord and then, later, to the place of repose to ponder and give thanks. On Good Friday, we process to the Cross to behold, to genuflect, to embrace. In the holy night of Easter, we follow in procession the Light, our dead and risen Christ. We process to the font and wash clean new disciples who will take up with us the great mercy works: feeding, sheltering, clothing, visiting, burying, and giving, giving, giving. Like our ancestors of Exodus, we process to our promised home behaving as if we are there.
To whom will I go?
Be more informed about the Year of Mercy. Visit the parish web site. Choose the Liturgy & Sacraments tab.
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Continue to grow as you have on your Lenten journey, throughout the
Easter Season ...
PARISH STAFF Contact: 398-3821
Parish Office, ext 3100 School Office, ext 3108
Fr. Bob Farrell, Pastor, ext 3101 [email protected]
Fr. Jerome Bishop, Parochial Vicar, ext 3106 [email protected]
Lou Wong, Deacon, ext 3137 [email protected]
Chris Baumgardner, Preschool, ext 3131 [email protected]
Karen Fultz, Business Manager, ext 3121 [email protected]
Susan Gravely, Children’s Formation, ext 3110 [email protected]
Susan Hack, Adult Formation, ext 3169 [email protected]
Kevan Hartman, Principal, ext 3109 [email protected]
Randi Hom, Youth, ext 3195 [email protected]
Doug Popp, Facilities, ext 3154 [email protected]
Kristen Tell, Early Childhood, ext 3135 [email protected]
Guy Vanasse, Music & Liturgy, ext 3105 [email protected]
Actively Live Out Today’s Gospel Message through Parish Outreach Ministries
Today is Palm Sunday and the beginning of the holiest of Christian weeks. Let us pray for the grace to take up our own cross and to follow Jesus
through death to new life.
Any time that you make a gift to the Parish Outreach Ministries, whether the gift is monetary or donations of goods, know that you are a sign of God’s love
to those who carry their cross of suffering and pain. Be a sign always … Contact John Bennett, 675-3620, and become a member of the parish
St. Vincent de Paul Conference.
Help Needed for Easter Vigil Reception
Please Help … The Reception is Saturday
Donations of appetizers and desserts, as well as volunteers, are needed as the parish community welcomes many new people into the Church. There is a group of more than 25 individuals preparing to be initiated at the Easter Vigil on March 26. Please help to make them feel welcomed into the parish. Offer food for the reception or offer your time to set up, serve and clean up or offer both. Contact: Mary Jo Drohan [email protected] 336-9697 or Karla Eysoldt [email protected] 448-8994
Retrouvaille Is a Lifeline for Married Couples
The next Retrouvaille program will be presented on the weekend of April 1-3. Retrouvaille is a Catholic sponsored, confidential program open to all faiths. It offers a chance to rediscover yourself, and your spouse. It is for couples who have experienced a breakdown in communication, have become unloving and uncaring, are thinking of separation or divorce or who have separated. Information and registration: 456-5413 www.cincyretrouvaille.org
Bible Study Offered to Women Who Have
Experienced Abortion This Bible Study will be taught by a woman “who has been there” and who wants to share God’s love and mercy. The date/place/names will be kept confidential. The class will be led by a trained, compassionate person who has a personal journey. The Forgiven and Set Free Bible Study can be offered one-on-one or with a group. Our Lord is calling you to healing in this Year of Mercy. To receive more information about the Bible Study, please call 398-3821 ext 3101 for Fr. Bob or ext 3169 for Susan Hack and leave only your first name and a phone number to be contacted.
Eucharistic Ministers and Mass Coordinators Are Asked to “Recommit”
The Worship Commission would like to be certain that the list of ministers is accurate. If you currently serve as a Eucharistic Minister or as a Mass Coordinator and would like to continue to serve, please visit the parish web site. Choose the link in the Information at Your Fingertips section of the home page. You will be asked to state what Mass time you prefer. Contact: Susan Hack [email protected] 398-3821 ext 3169
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Neighboring Parish Extends Invitation to Weekly Liturgy
Neighboring parish St. Maxmilian Kolbe is welcoming St. Susanna parishioners to its weekly 6:30 AM Mass on Wednesday. St. Max has been sharing with its parishioners that St. Susanna welcomes them to its 6:00 PM Mass every Wednesday and St. John, West Chester, welcomes all to its 7:00 PM Mass every Tuesday. St. Max just wants you to know that if the schedule of your day changes and you can’t attend Mass at your parish, don’t be shy about attending Mass with your friends in a neighboring parish.
CMA Continues Thank you to the 467 families who have already responded with a gift or pledge to the CMA Appeal. Their gifts total $94,740. This year, the parish goal is $108,404. Please consider a generous gift to help the parish meet its goal. To make a pledge securely online, visit CatholicAppeal.net. Or, you can text to donate by texting the phrase “2016CMA” to 555-888. Note that standard data and message rates may apply.
Please prayerfully consider a gift. Participation of every family is vital to
reaching the goal. For more details, visit CatholicAppeal.info.
Knights of Columbus Holding Father-Son Day of Service
The St. Susanna Parish Knights of Columbus invite all dads and sons to join with their fellow priest and seminarian Knights from the Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary Council for a day of service, games activities and on a talk on responding to God’s call. The day will begin with Mass and lunch is provided. Please bring work clothes.
What: Real Men: Real Faith Event When: Saturday, April 9 Welcome at 8:30 AM Mass at 9:00 AM Service begins at 10:00 AM Closing at 5:00 PM Where: 6616 Beechmont Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45230 Cost: Free Register to insure enough lunches: www.realmenrealfaith.app.rsvpify.com Contact: Tim Fernandez [email protected]
A report on how your….
Generosity Furthers
the Mission of St. Susanna
Parish
Fiscal Year 7/1/2015 to 6/30/2016
Report on the 3/13/2016 collection:
Budget - $40,000 Actual Offerings - $40,507 Over (under) Budget - $507
Year to Date (2015-16) Budget - $1,811,000 Actual Offerings - $1,688,600 Over (under) Budget - ($122,400)
Please continue to keep in prayer those serving their country overseas: Ryan Hale, Shane West, Mark Anzer, Joseph Patrick Fusco, Justin Schuh, Jonathan Stanifer, Christian Sorfnsen, Ryan Whitaker, Thomas Prieve, Michael Zeller, Alex Back, James Wernke, Rachelle Wernke, Winston Troy and Brandon Florea
The Schuh Center Is Gearing Up for Easter Donations are needed to help provide Easter baskets
to families that are less fortunate.
Items that are needed include: Easter baskets Easter stuffed animals/small stuffed animals for Easter baskets Small items such as Frisbees, bubbles, sidewalk chalk, Play-doh, kites,
coloring books, crayons, children’s toothbrushes, balls, Hot Wheels cars, pencils, etc.
Plastic Eggs Small individually wrapped candy that can go inside of plastic eggs Plastic eggs filled with candy Candy for the Easter baskets – chocolate is preferred because it is a privilege
for the families that receive the baskets; however, any type of candy would be much appreciated
If you are able to provide any of these items, please drop them off at the Peace and Justice Kiosk in the Gathering Space of church. Thank you in advance for considering
this opportunity to provide Easter baskets to those in need in our community.
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Organization Contacts
Boosters: Gina Kelly, 573-9648 Festival: Parish Office, 398-3821 Finance Commission: Karen Fultz, 398-3821 Fish Fry Coordinator: Scott Kososki, 461-9098 Health & Wellness: Laura Barbetta, 847-1849
Hispanic Ministry: Wilson Velez, 336-0829 Knights of Columbus: David Meyer, 262-0287 Men’s Prayer Group: Bill Bross, 518-9594 Moms Group: Karissa Cullen, 509-3445 Natural Family Planning: Tom & Colleen O’Rourke, 398-3116 Schuh Center: Teresa Bolte, 779-8965 Prayer Network: Kathy Mussman, 777-5981
PTO: Libby Groskopf, 398-9735 Risen Life: Roberta Brunck, 777-1476
School Commission: Tim Mohrhaus, 315-7088 St. Vincent de Paul: John Bennett, 675-3620 Women’s Association: Christine Phelan, 492-7265 Young at Heart: Dottie Linton, 754-0114
Do you need assistance or
know someone who does?
Leave a message for the parish
St. Vincent de Paul Conference,
398-3821, ext 3500.
Congratulations to the following individuals who were the winners of the
365-Day Raffle of 2015-2016 for March 6-March 12:
Jim Mizer ($100) Dan Maziar ($40) Kelly & Jason Smith ($40) Chris Hill ($40) Alex Gebhardt ($40) George Marinakis ($40) Mildred Hartman ($40)
Boosters Seek Golf Coach Boosters is seeking an individual who is not a parent of a player, who has a love for the game of golf. If you can manage 8 to 10 players through the golf season, and work closely with the golf coordinator to schedule practices and matches, then you are the person Boosters is seeking. Contact; Fred Knudsen 614-439-4393 [email protected] Also ...
Fall Sports Registration Continues ...
Titans Football and Cheerleading will hold registration for the 2016 Season
now through April 15. For Football, Contact: Amy Nutley 383-9977 [email protected] For Cheerleading, Contact: Stephanie Helfrich 379-8469 [email protected]
Parish Men’s Slow Pitch Softball Team Seeks Players
St. Susanna Parish is forming a second softball team for the Friday Night Men’s Church League. Games are played at Keehner Park at 6:15 PM or 7:30 PM. The league starts in May and ends in July. If you are 18+ years old and interested in playing, please call or e-mail. Conact: Greg Ramminger 703-4721 [email protected]
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! We wanted to thank the many, many parishioners who attended this year’s Fish Fry Events! We hope you enjoyed the Food and Fellowship each week! We also want to extend a BIG THANK YOU to the many, many volunteers who make the Fish Fry Events a success! Without your help, the Fish Fry would not be what it is!! Happy Easter to all and we look forward to seeing you again next year!! Joe, Michelle, Pat, Pam, Zach and Scott St. Susanna Parish Fish Fry Committee
And Thank You Again!
“Whatever you do for the least of my brethren, this you do for me.”
These words came from Jesus, and this day He is saying them to you. You baked almost 500 dozen cookies, donated $550.00, and took time out of your busy life to say prayers for inmates at Lebanon Correctional. I, along with Jesus, thank you from the bottom of my heart. God Bless,
Mike Weil Coordinator for KAIROS Cookie Projects
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