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PATRICK CATHOLIC COMMUNITY

MARCH 4, 2012

What does it take for us to hear the voice of God?

By Tricia Hoyt

What does it take for us to hear the voice of God? Its a fascinating question that lurks in the narrative of the Transfiguration story in this weeks Gospel. The Transfiguration is an odd story, which at first glance appears to be about seeing, but instead turns out to be about listening. Peter, James, and John gain a glimpse into the wonder of Jesus seen, as it were, through Gods eyes, and in turn they get to hear the voice of God. The message rings out, and its loud and clear: Listen to him. I wouldnt mind if my God-voices were that clear. To be honest, I never quite understand the people who say, God spoke to me today and placed it in my heart to do such and such. I wonder, how do they know its God speaking? Im a tad envious of their conviction. If I were to hear such a voice, Id be afraid its just my inner desires making their presence known. Plus, lets face it, its really difficult to disagree with someone right after they tell you that God has told them what course of action to take. What could you say? I disagree with God sounds a bit lofty. Secretly I long to say God told me to tell you hes changed his mind, but I have never dared. So, I guess it comes down to what the Gospel suggests: Listen to him. I listen to the life of Jesus, the puzzling parables, the self-giving love recounted in the Gospel narratives. And I listen to the agonizing cries of Jesus now present in the pleas of those who hurt, suffer alienation, hatred and poverty. And I listen to the challenge of Jesus in the call to right wrongs and become builders of peace. And I listen in joy to the voices of those who already live the transformative vision that Jesus offers.

Please join us in the Daily Mass Chapel on Wednesday, March 7 for Taiz Prayer.

Reconciliation is held each Wednesday during Lent at 6:30 PM. Stations of the Cross are prayed every Friday of Lent at 6:00 PM; meet in Daily Mass Chapel.

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FIRST DOWN With Fr. Eric

Dear Friends, No person can deny that sin is part of their life and Jesus talks a lot about sin. A Christian might even do a quick review of their life and believe that there have been no real major sins to confess or worry about, and yet Jesus talks a lot about sin. What is the disconnect for Christians?

EXTRA POINTS
TAIZ PRAYER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7Join us in the Daily Mass Chapel from 6:30 7:30 PM for this peaceful, calm and spiritual hour of reflection through Prayer, Scripture and Song. This is a great way to enter into Lenten Prayer.

The disconnect isnt that Jesus talks about sin, it's that S T. P AT R I C K LENTEN Jesus talks a lot about the forgiveness of sin. His central MISSIONMark your calendars mission is to save people from their sins. He offers us reconciliation and for our Lenten Mission with the opportunity to be made whole after our sins have damaged us and Fr. Anthony Palazzola scheduled for others. Monday and Tuesday, March 19 and March 20 at 7:00 PM in the Church. If Jesus central mission was forgiveness of sins, then why do so many followers fail to fully comprehend the need to confess sins and be reconciled to the Father and the community? STATIONS OF THE CROSS, FRIDAYS OF LENTJoin us every Friday of Lent beginning at 6:00 PM in the Daily Mass Chapel for Stations of the Cross. Make this part of your Lenten practice! RECONCILIATION DURING L E N T E ver y W edn e sd a y during Lent, confessions will be heard in the Church from 6:30 7:30 PM. This provides five more weeks with the opportunity to celebrate this great sacrament. This is a time for all Catholics to be reminded that they are loved, forgiven and reconciled to God and the community. Priests are standing by for your presence!

Jesus, in the scriptures, offers a formula for his followers in dealing with sin in our lives. The first step is to call out our sin, which means to know that we commit sin, we are not separated or untouched by sin, and we must not be blind to our faults. Secondly, we are to name our sin. Once we name it and own our action, we see it for what it is and we no longer live in denial. Thirdly, we lament, which means we express sorrow, take ownership of the sinful act and know that lamenting is necessary on the path to forgiving ourselves. Sometimes it seems easier to know God forgives us, than to know we can forgive ourselves. During the Lenten season our priests will be available for the Sacrament of Reconciliation every Wednesday in the Church from 6:307:30 PM. Jesus does talk a lot about sin...the forgiveness of sin! Peace in Christ, Fr. Eric

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ELEMENTARY FORMATION MARCH 2012

REGISTRATION
Registration takes place throughout the year in Fenlon Hospitality Center Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM4:30 PM . There are ample volunteer opportunities in our programs. Please call the office if you are able to serve the children of St. Patrick.

KIDS CORNER

LENT
The season of Lent helps us grow as Gods children. God wants us to grow as followers of Jesus. During Lent we are reminded to forgive others, to help those in need and to pray. What would you like to do better during Lent? How can God help you do things better? Who helps you to follow Jesus? Dear Jesus, Thank you for your love and friendship. Help us to grow as your followers during Lent. In your name we pray. Amen.

God calls us to: Take Up Our Cross

5th grade will get together on Friday, March 23 4th grade will get together on Friday, March 30 All Stepping-Stones meet from 69:00 PM Remember to wear your t-shirts! Guests are welcomed this month. Guests must have a permission slip when they arrive. Please call the office by Wednesday before class.

Childrens Liturgy of the Word

Childrens Liturgy of the Word is a continuation of the Mass for children age 4 through grade 5. Adult leaders create an atmosphere that allows Gods Word to take root and live in the hearts of the children. Using the Sunday readings and materials provided, adult leaders present an interactive homily with children at every Mass time. If you like working with children and sharing your faith with others, please give us a call. Adult Prayer Leaders (Catechists) are needed for all Masses. MARK YOUR CALENDARS! VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Week 1: 6/116/15: Sky Everything is Possible with God Week 2: 7/97/13: Babylon Daniels Courage in Captivity

CDA 2012
St. Patrick Goal: $239,000 Total to date: $109,058

Registration will take place the weekend of May 5/6 after all Masses.

Have you made your pledge?

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Tuition Rate Information from the Diocese Catholic Schools Office In order to receive the schools reduced Catholic Tuition Rate, your pastor must determine whether your family meets the criteria set by your parish for Registered, Active, Participating members. The definition of registered, active and participating varies by parish, but usually includes attending Mass regularly as well as contributing with an envelope to the offertory along with supporting the ministry life of the parish. If you have questions about your familys status, please contact your pastor directly. Note: All Diocesan high school students receiving the reduced tuition rate for the coming year must have their status verified by their home pastor before they can be registered as Catholic.
For St. Patrick Catholic Community Parish School verification, parishioners must be registered, active and participating members for a minimum of six months prior to submitting their form for verification. For further requirements, please contact the parish office. Thank you.

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March 10, 2012 Brad Hammerquist & Holly Severson Mentored by Pat & Carole Dolohanty March 24, 2012 John Risi & Sarah McWilliams Mentored by Curt & Lois Hench

KNIGHTS KORNER
The Knights of Columbus wish to thank all the parishioners of St. Patrick who supported our An Evening in Italy Charity Dinner on January 28. We raised a total of $4,288 (including tips received by the wait staff) and a check in this amount was presented to Steve and Patti Luttrell of the Childrens Cancer Network at our social meeting of February 7. Tony Ricci of UCT (AZ Chapter of United Commercial Travelers of America) joined us and presented a check in the amount of $500 to the Childrens Cancer Network. In addition to all those who were in attendance, we wish to thank the following Silent Auction donors who helped make this event a success: April Cutitta (Canyon Falls Spa & Salon) Douglas Wayne Salon E & J Designer Shoes Frashers Restaurant Fleming Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Jewels by Yolanda PGA Tour SuperStore Rics Body & Paint St. Patrick Knights of Columbus St. Patrick Mens Club Van Chevrolet Village Inn (Pima & Shea) Vincitorios Restaurant Wildflower Bread Company

AN INVITATION FROM THE WOMENS CIRCLE To All Women of St. Patrick Catholic Community Sunday, March 18 8:30 AM Mass at St. Patrick Brunch at Starfire Golf Club 11500 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale The Harp Foundations Joyce Buekers will provide us with a morning of harp music and spiritual reflection. Cost is $25, pre-paid by Sunday, March 11. RSVP: Kaye, 480-948-3996 or Pat, 480-551-9776. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS UPCOMING EVENTS AND COUNCIL ACTIVITIES : March 6: March 25/26: March 26: Monthly Meeting: social meeting 67:00 PM (includes praying the Rosary). Council meeting for members 78:00 PM. AZ State Knights of Columbus Annual Raffle Drive. Council proceeds to benefit the Justa Center. 7:00 PM RosaryDaily Mass Chapel

St. Patrick KOC Council 12449: www.kofc12449.org OR kofc12449@gmail.com OR www.facebook.com/kofc12449 MOVIE DISCUSSION GROUP The St. Patrick Movie Discussion Group will meet on Saturday, March 10 at 7:30 PM in a classroom in the Church building. Bring a snack to share and your favorite beverage (coffee is provided). Anyone over 18, parishioner or not, is welcome. Please call Joan at 480-991-0927 for film choices.
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Care & Support at St. Patrick

Cancer SupportThis support group is for those dealing with the effects of cancer in their lives and their families lives. This group meets the first Wednesday of each month from September through May at 7:00 PM. Contact Gloria Yturralde for further information 480-391-3284. Divorced/SeparatedA new 12 week experience of healing and support. This program will be offered again in the Spring; watch for information in the bulletin. Contact Tricia Hoyt at the Parish Office 480-998-3843, X 104. Childcare availablecontact Carol LoPorto at the Parish Office. Family, Personal SupportCatholic Charities Counselor available Mondays from 9:00 AM2:00 PM at the Parish Office. For appointment call 602-749-4405. Fees based on sliding scale. Caregiver Support GroupMeets the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month in the Martha Classroom in the Church from 9:3011:00 AM. New members always welcome! Contact Cheryl Kerivan at 480-998-3843, X 116. Annulment SupportA group of annulment ministers help people navigate the system of annulments in the Phoenix Diocese. Contact the Parish Office. Prayer SupportSmall Christian Communities is a support for people who have a desire to pray with others in a supportive community. For prayer requests email to www.weprayforyou@stpatricksscottsdale.org.

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McCormick Railroad Park (SE corner of Indian Bend and Scottsdale Road) Thursday, March 15Noon Park in south end of parking lot; Stillman Ramada is SW of parking lot. Catered BBQ with fixingsCost: $10 Food, Games and Fellowship! Visit the new Museum ~ Ride the train ~ Have fun! Reservations and payment needed by March 12: Call Judy, 480-473-1452. Note: Monthly meetings are the first Friday of each month at 3:00 PM in a Church classroom.

Stewardship begins not with the needs of the parish but with the personal need of each of us to return to God a portion of our Time, Talent and Treasure. Managing what belongs to God, StewardshipGod, money and faithdo you get the connection? The earth is the Lords, and all it contains Psalm 24:1 means God owns everything and all blessings come from Him. We are to manage well those many blessings, and that includes money. It isnt our possession; its Gods and we hold it in trust. That Other 90% - Giving expresses the spiritual commitment of a willing and obedient heart. When giving beyond the tithe, we give out of our abundance, according to the principle taught in 2 Corinthians 8:14. Faith promiseA commitment to give a certain amount if God provides it. Its understood that if God doesnt provide the funds, youre not obligated to give them. PledgeAn absolute commitment to pay something. This type of giving is presumptuous, but a faith promise is scriptural. Non-cashTime, service, or gifts such as food, furniture and clothing. This may also include assets you bought at a low price that are now worth much more, stocks, bonds, real estateanything that grows in value. Never borrow in order to give. The Bible never shows God revealing His will in the lives of His people by using a loan. We can honor God with our sacrificial giving, but this should only be the result of a heart attitude and not a desire to impress others. God is more concerned about the attitude of our hearts in giving than the percentage or the amount given. Why Give? Giving to God reminds us who He is, who we are and what our relationship should be to those things He has allowed us to manage in His name. God returns and multiplies to those who give freely. And even though He is under no obligation to multiply our gifts, He does so because He loves us. It isnt the amount of money given that concerns God. After all, its all His. But, how the money is used is very important. God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that always having all sufficiency in everything, you may have an abundance for every good deed (2 Corinthians 9:1)
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St. Patrick Catholic Community Electronic Giving Form

Name____________________________________________________________ Address__________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip_____________________________________________________ Telephone________________________________________________________ Email____________________________________________________________ Please return this card in a sealed envelope via mail or collection basket or drop off at the Parish Office. Thank you. I am a winter parishioner and would like to give from __________________________ to __________________________.
ELECTRONIC GIVING AUTHORIZATION AGREEMENT I (we) hereby authorize St. Patrick Catholic Community to initiate debit entries to my (our) checking account or credit card. This authority is to remain in effect until St. Patrick has received written notification from me of its termination. Contribution will be withdrawn on or about the 20th of each month.

GATHERING FOR WINTER VISITORS Mark your calendars!

If you are a winter visitor to St. Patrick...welcome! To celebrate your being here, we would like you to mark your calendars for a Winter Visitor Gathering on Thursday, March 8 at 2:00 PM in the Church classrooms. Set time aside to meet with other visiting Catholics to make connections, and to chat about activities of mutual interest. Afternoon refreshments will be served and you will receive a small gift, handmade by the SteppingStones children, while supplies last. Questions? Call Tricia Hoyt, 480-998-3843, X 104.

With Fr. Eddie Fronske, OFM Saturday, March 31 8:3010:15 AM

Fr. Eddie is a Franciscan on the White Mountain Apache Reservation. He has lived and ministered with the Apache Indians for many years. He is a poet, songwriter, storyteller and fisherman. We begin with Mass at 8:30 AM and then move to Fenlon Hospitality Center for breakfast and Fr. Eddies talk. Evangelize...invite other Catholic men to join us, especially those not going to Mass.

CHECKINGA VOIDED CHECK MUST BE ATTACHED Please have $ ____________________ automatically deducted from my checking account on or about the 20th of each month.

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DONATION OF FENLON HOSPITALITY CENTERS OLD SIGNS You may have noticed we have new signage on our property. Our new signage was purchased through Sierra Signs. A side benefit to our new signage is that, in cooperation with Sierra Signs, our old Fenlon Hospitality Center signs were donated to Paz de Cristo at no cost, for use at their center. Sierra Signs graciously donated their services of labor and supplies to remove and reinstall these signs for Paz de Cristo, which is a homeless outreach center we have supported for many years with food and assistance for their evening meal service. They are thrilled with the sign which is something they could not have purchased themselves. The signs have already been placed and secured on the property and they will begin using them for information about their evening meal service, food box program hours and other important information. Thank you for your support of St. Patrick Catholic Community and through that support, your gift to other important outreach programs as well.
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CREDIT CARD Please charge my monthly gift of $ ____________________________________ on or about the 20th of each month.
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Expiration Date ___________/______

________________________________________________________________ Please Print Name Clearly __________________________________________________ ______________ Signature Date

This form may be filled out and dropped in the collection basket, mailed to the Parish Office or brought into the Parish Office in person.

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MARCH 4, 2012

SOCIAL JUSTICE
To Stripe or Not to Stripe...All Disabled Parking Spaces are not Created Equally You have probably noticed all disabled parking spots have a sign and painted wheelchair logo on the parking surface. Have you also noticed that some disabled parking spaces have angled stripes (hash marks) to one side of the parking space? Do you know what these stripes are for? They allow additional space for cars, vans and trucks used by wheelchair users with adaptive equipment such as lifts, ramps and other assistive devices. Without this additional space the wheelchair user is not able to exit their vehicle. The striped area also allows additional space for wheelchair/scooter users and those using large walkers without adaptive vehicle equipment. They need more space to maneuver the device to the side of the vehicle to exit and enter their vehicle. Please remember only people legally permitted to park in a disabled parking space are those with a disabled parking plate or placard and the person for whom the plate or placard is assigned is present in the vehicle...no borrowing! If you are entitled to a disabled parking space and your circumstances permit having a choice of which disabled spot to select, please consider using a space without the additional stripes allowing folks with adaptive equipment the opportunity to park, and exit and enter their vehicle and attend Mass the same as the rest of the community. In fact, the non striped spots in the parking lot are closer to the Church than the striped spots near Fenlon Hospitality Center! Please remember parishioners with adaptive devices have no choice; they must use a striped parking spot. Imagine arriving to Mass only to find you cannot get out of your vehicle? That is the case if all the wide spaces are taken (even when arriving very early!) However, please also allow ample time to arrive in order to secure a disabled parking space, regardless of your needs. We want to assure St. Patrick is a place of hospitality, so please help us utilize our disabled parking spaces with consideration to those who need them. We are now in the midst of the Lenten Season that is such an important time of reflection and prayer. This is also a time to consider making a financial donation to the great work of Habitat for Humanity. Make sure you take out your Habitat House bank and look at the Building a Habitat Home Lenten Calendar. This is a great family activity that helps focus your thoughts, prayers and actions on the need for decent affordable housing. In addition to the coins and bills, you can also slip a check into the Habitat bank. Our work continues: we need 25 construction volunteers and people to provide lunch for our 27th house. Upcoming build dates: 3/31: Interior paintingone of our Small Church Communities has volunteered to provide lunch for the volunteers. 4/28: Doors & TrimSt. Patrick provides lunch. 5/12: Punch listSt. Patrick provides lunch. 5/19: Dedicationall are welcome. Contact Gil or Brian at st.patrick.hfh@cox.net for more information about Habitat for Humanity or call Brian at 602-617-7994 if you would like to help by providing food for the volunteers.
Duet is offering workshops on the Fundamentals of Caregiving and Elder Care. The workshops are free and open to anyone. Workshops are held at Church of the Beatitudes, Youth Center, at 555 W. Glendale, Senior Ministry Phoenix. To RSVP, contact Brett Petersen at 602-274-5022 or email to Petersen@duet.org. March 14: Community Resources, 1011:30 AM and March 28: Physical Care, 1011:30 AM
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THURSDAY, MARCH 22

Most Reverend Eduardo A. Nevares, Auxiliary Bishop of Phoenix Journey with Jesus through Faith, Hope and love 9:00 AM Registration/ Refreshments 9:30 AM Presentation St. Joan of ArcWeidner Hall

Every Wednesday at 1:302:30 PM Fenlon Hospitality Center

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This Spring, our semester theme is about how God gave us ten helpful rules to live bynot because He likes to limit us or take the fun out of life, but to help us find happiness in living holy lives! March 5: No EDGEHappy Spring Break! March 12: The 5th CommandmentRespecting Life. Please bring back your baby bottles full of silver coins for this nights fundraiser for First Way Crisis Pregnancy Center & Maggies Place. Whichever grade brings in the most will get pizza at the end of Its never too late to join The EDGEwe are the night!! always accepting registrations! SAVE THE DATE! March 31Spring Day Find us on FACEBOOK! Retreat at Mt. Claret from 17:30 PM; http://www.facebook.com/stpatstheedge or $25 includes dinner. Please turn in your visit our webpage: sptheedge.org registration forms by March 19!
THIS WEEKEND! 24 Hour Face the Fast was AWESOME!
Last weekend Life Teen hosted its first-ever 24 hour FAST to benefit St. Joseph the Worker. We had a great response from our teens as well as parishioners who financially and prayerfully supported Please check the Life Teen the teens! Thank you to all who helped out and kept us in prayer! parish website for service RETREAT IS COMING! March 1618 Retreats give the chance for our teens to dive deeper into their relationship with Christ (and each other) in a new and powerful way. Our theme is Jesus Shock! Teens: Dont miss this experience! Permission slips are due next week, March 11!

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St. Patrick is launching a new ministry specifically for adults in their 20s and early 30s focusing on social and ministry activities. If you would like to contribute your ideas for fun activities, please stop by our information table after Mass this weekend or email Jennifer Tucker at tucker.agd@gmail.com.

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MASSES FOR THE WEEK
March 5 March 6 March 7 March 8 March 9 March 10 March 11 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 5:30 PM 8:00 AM 5:30 PM 8:00 AM 5:30 PM 8:00 AM 5:00 PM 8:30 AM 10:30 AM 5:00 PM Robert Patrick Hearn Gordon Price Helen Moore Helen Moore For the people Donna Gruszynski Patricia Daley Dominick Ameche Frank Kemp Mario Santilli Jean Marcel Rouge Normand Poulin
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MARCH 4, 2012
MENS FAITH SHARING 7:00 AM CATHOLIC CHARITIES COUNSELING 9:00 AM EUCHARISTIC ADORATION 9:00 AM 9:00 PM HOPSC. THRU CATHOLICISM 1:00 & 7:00 PM PARISH SHAWL MINISTRY 1:00 PM NURSES IN FAITH COMMUNITY 6:30 PM JUST FAITH 7:00 PM JUST FAITH 9:00 AM WOMENS BIBLE STUDY 9:15 AM OVER 50S BRIDGE 10:00 AM KOC LADY KNIGHTS 6:00 PM KOC MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING 6:00 PM PARISH SHAWL MINISTRY EVENING GRP. 6:30 PM KEVIN SAUNDERS 7:00 PM EUCHARISTIC ADORATION 9:00 AM9:00 PM SIGN CHI DO 1:30 PM RECONCILIATION 6:30 PM TAIZ PRAYER 6:30 PM PARENT SUPPORT MINISTRY 6:30 PM CANCER SUPPORT 7:00 PM DISCIPLES ON JOURNEY 7:00 PM MENS CLUB MEMBERSHIP MEETING 7:00 PM 7:00 AM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 2:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM

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WED., MAR. 7

Daily Mass Readings For Your Personal Reflections

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Daniel 9:4b-10 Isaiah 1:10,16-20 Jeremiah 18:18-20 Jeremiah 17:5-10 Genesis 37:3-4,12-13a,17b-28 Micah 7:14-15,18-20 Luke 6:36-38 Matthew 23:1-12 Matthew 20:17-28 Luke 16:19-31 Matthew 21:33-43, 45-46 Luke 15:1-3,11-32

THURS., MAR. 8 CHRISTIANS IN COMMERCE-Men CARING PLACE BOARD MEETING VISION MEETING WINTER VISITOR GATHERING WOMENS AA GREAT PRETENDERS SOCIAL JUSTICE CORE TEAM ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL CATECHISM 101 CHRISTIANS IN COMMERCE-Womens JUST FAITH MENS AA FRI., MAR. 9 STATIONS OF THE CROSS FISH FRY AL ANON

Pray the Sunday ReadingsMarch 11, 2012 First Reading: Exodus 20:1-17 The Ten Commandments Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:22-25 We proclaim Christ crucified. Gospel: John 2:13-25 Jesus drives out the moneychangers.
You can pray the Daily and Sunday Readings via the parish website. Click on www.stpatricksscottsdale.org then choose either reading.

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YOUNG ADULT/LIFETEEN BAND REH. BAPTISM CLASS JUST FAITH RECONCILIATION MOVIE DISCUSSION GROUP FAMILY INITIATION ADULT INITIATION YOUTH CHOIR REHEARSAL LIFE TEEN

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SACRAMENTS
BaptismTo arrange a baptism and begin the required preparation class a minimum of three months in advance, call Maggie Seliga, 480-998-3843, X 102. MarriageMarriage arrangements must be made a minimum of nine months in advance. Call the Parish Office for an appointment, 480-998-3843. ReconciliationSaturday, 3:30 4:30 PM or by appointment. Anointing of the Sick, Communion to the SickCall the Parish Office, 480-998-3843.

PARISH MINISTRY OFFICES

Parish Administration and Conference Center
Father Eric Tellez, Pastor Father William Healy, Pastoral Team Member Father Andr Dargis, Pastoral Team Member Deacon Jim Hoyt Deacon John Meyer Mary Permoda, Director of Pastoral Activities Maggie Seliga, Director of Formation, Initiation Sacraments and Ministry of Care Tricia Hoyt, Director of Evangelization, Family Ministry and Adult Formation Diane Runfola, Director of Finance Debbie Rimbey, Assistant to the Pastor and Director of Pastoral Activities and Office Manager Cheryl Kerivan, Coordinator of Social Justice and Outreach Ministry Curt Hench, Social Justice Associate Sandy Meyers, Coordinator of Parish Nurse Ministry Sue Orlando, Coordinator of Parish Records and Human Resources Susan Norton, Bookkeeper Betty Smith, Administrative Asst., Census and Finance Justin Rimbey, Facilities Manager Carol Campbell, Web Editor and Facilities Scheduling Dana Vero, Receptionist/Secretary/Bulletin Editor John Seliga, Evening Receptionist

Fenlon Hospitality Center

Paul Hillebrand, Director of Music Kevin McGloin, Director of Liturgy and Youth Ministry Scott Bagshaw, Coordinator of Life Teen High School Ministry Jill Bagshaw, Assistant Coordinator of Music and Liturgy Natalie McClure, Coordinator of The EDGE and Life Teen Assistant Mary Claire Hillebrand, Youth Ministry Associate Marsha Klag, Administrative Assistant for The EDGE and Life Teen Gerri Porteous, Coordinator of Elementary Formation Diane Gilles, Administrative Assistant, Elementary Formation Betty Klatt, Receptionist/Secretary Carol LoPorto, Supervisor of Childcare Kelli Hartley, Audio Visual Technician Leonard Rimbey, Maintenance Supervisor Alvaro Lopez, Facility Care Brian Gofron, Facility Care Bertha Hernandez, Facility Care Tom Cloute, Facility Care

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