November 6, 2106 - St Mark Catholic Church

November 6, 2106 - St Mark Catholic Church

XXXII Domingo Ordinario – 6 De Noviembre De 2016
St. Mark Catholic Church
(Parroquia de San Marcos)
643 St. Mark Place
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
561-734-9330
Fax: 561-735-3463
www.stmarkboynton.com
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00AM - 4:00PM
Closed Noon - 1:00PM (Lunch)
Saturday Vigil: 4:00PM & 5:45PM
Sunday: 8:00AM, 10:00AM & 12:00PM
Daily Mass
8:00AM & 5:00PM
Misa en Español:
Domingo / Sunday: 4:00PM
Misa en Español:
Juves 7:00PM
Morning Prayer (Laudes)
7:40AM
Evening Prayer (Visperas)
5:30PM
Mass Schedule:
Confesiones 3:00-3:40 los domingos
Confession
Saturdays:
8:30AM- 9:00AM &
3:00PM - 3:45PM
Tuesdays & Thursdays after the 8:00AM Mass
and by appointment
Friar Priests:
Fr. Dan G. Fink, OFM Conv. Pastor
Basic Catholicism with
Father Dan!
Fr. Germain Kopaczynski, OFM Conv.
Parochial Vicar
Wednesdays after the 8:00AM
Mass in the Saint John Paul
Room & Wednesday
Evenings, 6:30PM in the
Parish Office.
Fr. Richard Florek, OFM Conv.
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Gabriel Scasino, OFM Conv.
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Samuel Zebron, OFM Conv.
Priest in Residence
Deacons:
Mark Lizardi & Lee Levenson
Secretary:
Mrs. Janet Eleshewich
Bookkeeper:
Mrs. Patty Schultz
Bereavement Ministry &
Ministry to the Sick:
Sr. Mary Joan Millecan, OSF,
Pastoral Minister
(561) 735-3530
Parish Catechetical Leader
& Family Ministry:
Mrs. Margaret Castor, PCL
(561)734-9330
Novena in
Novena to St.
Novena to St.
Honor of Our
Anthony
Joseph
Every Tuesday
Every
Lady of Victory
after the 8:00AM Wednesday after Every Saturday
after the
Mass
the 8:00AM Mass
8:00AM Mass
Faith Formation for
Children & Teens:
Please contact Mrs. Margaret
Castor in the Parish Office
Baptism :
Contact Mrs. Margaret Castor
in the Parish Office to register.
Parents must be registered
parishioners and attend our
baptismal instruction. The
sooner you call the better, even
during your pregnancy. Please
do not make travel plans for
your family until your baptism
date is confirmed!
First Friday
Every First Friday of the Month
After the 8:00AM Mass
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
& Quiet Time for Prayer
8:30AM - 7:00PM
7:00PM Holy Hour
Benediction at 8:00PM
Rite of Christian Initiation
Music Ministry:
Dr. Ronald F. Albano, Director for Adults:
of Music
Anyone who is interested in
becoming a Catholic or
completing his/her Christian
Marriage:
Initiation as a Catholic,
Contact the Parish Office at
least four months in advance. should call the Parish Office.
Are you a registered
parishioner? Please do not
take for granted that you are
registered in the parish just
because you attend mass and/
or had your sacraments here
as a child. If we have no
record of your parish membership, it could be quite
embarrassing to us or to you or your family, when someone
wishes to make wedding plans, have a baby baptized, or if you
have been asked to act as a sponsor for baptism or
confirmation. Please fill out a census form, located in the
narthex,
in
the
Parish
office
or
online
at
www.stmarkboynton.com. Once you have filled out the form
please mail or bring it to the Parish Office. THANK YOU!
IF YOU MOVE OR HAVE ANY CHANGES TO YOUR
REGISTRATION, PLEASE LET THE OFFICE STAFF KNOW.
We Will Say a Special Prayer for these men and women
serving our country - Especially: Daniel Malloy USMAC: Gaitlin
Zornes USMC; LCDR David Moore, USN, MC; Trey Castor, Army
Ranger; Joshua Cappello, US Marines; Specialist Joshua Joseph
Franklin, US Army; NDI (DSW) James R. Duffey; Pvt. 1st Lt.
Timothy R. Fitzgerald US Navy; Christopher Gibb; Lt. Geoffrey
Davis; Sgt. Jason N. Brown, U.S. Army; EMFR Michael D. Katte
ENG/EE US Navy; Lt. Kenneth Doyle, USN; Sr. Airman Michael
Marshall, USAF; AW/SW James Paino; Capt. David Liberti,
USAF; Gy Sgt. Charles F. Heck IV, USMC; US Navy Seal Michael
Fink; Lt. Thomas R. Weadon; Pvt. Chris Rodriguez; Capt.
Christopher Seamans, USAF; Captain John D. O’Connell USMC;
Col. Dr. William Venanzi; Pvt. Joseph Neceda Jr.; Col. Andrew
Torelli USAF; Patrick R. Neenan US Navy; Pvt. 1st Class US
Army Christopher McCarty & Chief Warrant Officer 4 Douglas
R. Sanders.
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Please let us know when your family members have returned home safely.
Denise Caruso
Patricia Kountz
Catherine Kerrigan
Lillian Bell
Lucille Stack
Agnes Buhalo
William White
Kay Brolley
Dominick Ellis
Cheyenne Prevatt
Kim Ellis
Fr. Tom Flynn
Theresa O’Connor
Todd Castor
Marie Harned
Louis Guido
Danny Beecher
David G
Barbara Ferguson
Wendy Merandi
Jolanda Gora
Tom Cappello
John Corveleyne
Ileana
Karen Cliffi
Edgard Barajas
Barbara O’Shea
Marianne McNulty
Rosemarie Tancredi
Lily Chapman
Josephine Iannetta
Beatrice Conte
Dr. Mark Brown
Virginia Richardson
Giovanna Franco
Kerri Lempko
Martin Klaiss
Theresa O’Connell
Dante DePanicis
Alice Rivera
Marylou McWilliams
Josephine & Dane
Dina Luongo
Theresa Anne Zito Lee
Sam Lountz
Marie Mahr
Alfred Clougherty
Edward Clougherty
Joyce Hull
Christopher Longhitano
Christian Romero
Millie & Virginia Santoro
Larry Tebescchi
Dolores Taylor
Debbie Moldavan
Christopher Josef
Tina Licini
Mike Olivieri
Debbie Druzack
Michael Emme
Michael D.
John Cotellese
Diana Elias-Cureno
Saturday/Sabado: November 5th Commemoration of All the Deceased of
the Seraphic Order,
8:00 AM +All Souls’ Novena
8:30 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation (following Mass)
3:00 PM Sacrament of Reconciliation
THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
4:00 PM +Natalie Marcon by Fred Marcon
5:45 PM All Parishioners of St. Mark Parish, Living & +Deceased
Sunday/Domingo: November 6th
8:00 AM +Anne Doliva by Janet Lee
10:00 AM +All Souls’ Novena
12:00 PM +Nancy Jane Miller by Daughter, Sue Ann Miller
4:00 PM Misa en Español +Aurelino Martinez by Colleen Roach
Monday/Lunes : November 7th Weekday
7:40 AM Morning Prayer / Laudes
8:00 AM +All Souls’ Novena
5:00 PM +Sal & +Jennie Sciametta by Bob & Marilyn Greene
5:30 PM Evening Prayer / Visperas
Names are on the prayer list for approximately one month.
Please call the Parish Office to add or delete a name from the list.
Tuesday/Martes : November 8th Blessed John Duns Scotus, Priest, I Order
7:40 AM Morning Prayer / Laudes
8:00 AM +Emil & +Carmella Naples by Their Daughter & Son-In-Law
8:30 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation (following Mass)
5:00 PM +All Souls’ Novena
5:30 PM Evening Prayer / Visperas
October Friary Masses were celebrated for:
Thanksgiving to St. Jude by Sam Decuzzi
+William Seton Harris by Grace Carpenter
+Gertrude “Trudie” Dougherty by Patrick Waters
Wednesday/Miercoles: November 9th Feast of the Dedication of the
Lateran Basilica
7:40 AM Morning Prayer / Laudes
8:00 AM +All Souls’ Novena
5:00 PM +Michael Whelan by Sterling Village 25 Cards
5:30 PM Evening Prayer / Visperas
Recent Deaths
Thursday/Jueves: November 10th Memorial of St. Leo the Great, Pope,
Doctor of the Church
7:40 AM Morning Prayer / Laudes
8:00 AM +Jack Lagan by the Weiland Family
8:30 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation (following Mass)
5:00 PM +All Souls’ Novena
5:30 PM Evening Prayer / Visperas
7:00PM Misa en Espanol
+Will Seton Harris by his mom
Our condolences are extended to the families of
those who recently passed away. May the Lord
bless them and keep them. May he turn his face
toward them and give them peace.
Friday/Viernes: November 11th
The Altar Flowers
9:00 AM +Kathleen Morley by Sterling Village 25 Cards
For the week of November 5th-November 11th
Are In Memory of +Rhoda Cappello
By Ron & Ann Albano
Saturday/Sabado: November 12th
8:00 AM
8:30 AM
3:00 PM
The Altar Bread & Wine
For the week of November 5th-November 11th
Are in Memory of +Patirck Moran
By his mom and dad
4:00 PM
5:45 PM
Memorial of St. Josaphat,
Bishop, Martyr
+Thomas & +Winifred Burns, Sr. by Evelyn Burns
Sacrament of Reconciliation (following Mass)
Sacrament of Reconciliation
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
+Patrick & +Kathleen McGovern by P.J. Corr
+Karen F. Drumm-Lombardi by Rod & Judy Drumm
Sunday/Domingo: November 13th
8:00 AM All Parishioners of St. Mark Parish, Living & +Deceased
10:00 AM +Morgan O’Connor by the Family
12:00 PM Special Intentions for Rose McGrath & Family by
Leisureville 25 Card Game
4:00 PM Misa en Español +Raffaele Sinopoli by Rose Rocca
The Sanctuary Candle
For the week of November 5th-November 11th
Is In Memory of +Karen Baxter
By Pat & Bob Biehl
If you would like to offer the altar flowers, bread & wine or the sanctuary
candle for the week, please come to the Parish Office to make arrangements.
Veteran’s Day
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Knights of Columbus
Trinity Council No. 4839
Men of the Parish - If you are looking for a way to give back
for all the blessings Our Lord has given you, please consider
joining the Knights of Columbus. As a Catholic men’s
organization, Knights do God’s work by raising money for
Parish programs and reaching out to support the needs of the
parish and community. From our wheelchair drive to our
Christmas Card sale and so much more, the Knights make a
difference in people’s lives here and all over the world. Please
contact Grand Knight - Victor Coppola at 561-736-7812.
Meetings are Every First Thursday of the Month at 7:00PM in
the St. Francis Center.
The St. Mark Council of Catholic Women meets
on the 2nd Saturday of the month at 10:00 AM in
the Parish Center Madonna Room.
New members are always welcome. Please come
and try us out! For more information, call Marge
LaViola at 561-329-4667 or Robbin Holman 561436-4251.
Trinity 4839 Columbiettes are now
meeting at St. Mark’s in support of our
brother Knights. We meet the First
Thursday of the month at 6:30PM in
the Madonna Room. We are a charitable group of
Women serving God, Church and Community. New
Members are welcome. For further information call
Brenda Faulkner 561-495-6127
The Legion of Mary meets on Wednesday mornings
after the 8:00AM Mass in the Chapel where we recite
the Rosary and have a short meeting. The Legion
offers an opportunity for both spiritual and active
enrichment. We invite our auxiliary members to join
us and always welcome new members.
COACHING
THE
MATURE DRIVER, a 6hour class designed for
insurance reduction, is being
offered on Tuesday,
November 15, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the St.
Anthony Room at St. Mark Church. $15 check
payable to DOTS.
Bring lunch and
beverage. Information and registration, call Barbara
Zengage, instructor, at 561-732-1416; cell 561-5126407.
St. Mark Bible Study, Tuesday
evenings from 7:00PM - 8:00PM
in the St. Francis Center, St. Clare
Room. All are welcome regardless
of your familiarity with Scripture.
Our study is currently on the
Annunciation, the Visitation and
the Canticle of Mary. We will
utilize a Study Guide for a nominal
fee or a free will offering.
Wednesdays
Semiannual
Anointing
Mass
Caregivers, Christ and Chocolate
(A Support Group for Family Caregivers )
You are invited to be an integral part of this ministry which
meets Wednesdays from 2:30PM -3:30PM in the St. Anthony
Room. Contact Sister Mary Joan (561-735-3530) or Sally
Moore (561-215-8732) to register or for further information.
Thursdays
Grief Support Group
for those undergoing
the loss of a loved one.
You are cordially invited to be a part of our Bereavement
Support Group; an informal gathering to find Support, Peace
& Fellowship.
Thursdays from 2:30PM - 3:30PM
In The St. Anthony Room
For more information and to register, please call
Sister Mary Joan (561-735-3530) or Sally Moore (561-2158732)
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Thursday
November 17th,
2016
11:00 AM
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!
As we are approaching the Thanksgiving
Holiday, the Community Caring Center
would like to once again invite all of the
churches and congregations to come together
and provide a Thanksgiving basket to local
families in need. St. Mark’s Parishioners
have been asked to donate 250 cans of yams.
Please place cans in the receptacles in the
Narthex marked CANNED YAMS, no later
than Sunday November 13th.
Friday
November 18th
Something New is Coming to
St. Mark Parish
7:00PM
in The Madonna Room
Exercise while praying the Rosary!
Renew your body & your soul!
All exercise levels welcome!
SoulCore is a contemporary one hour core workout
that pairs exercise with prayers of the rosary.
Participants are encouraged to bring
a floor mat and optional hand weights.
The classes are free but donations are accepted.
Starting November 8th
Free Admission
Bring your favorite Snacks
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
AFTER THE 5:00PM MASS
5:30PM - 6:30PM
In the St. Clare Room
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FYI: November 6, 2016 – 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
XXXII Domingo Ordinario – 6 De Noviembre De 2016
This weekend we welcome the Most Rev. Gerald Barbarito, the
Bishop of Palm Beach who will join us to celebrate the Noon Mass.
Several weeks ago, the bishop’s secretary, Fr. Brian King, called
and said that the Bishop would like to come and visit. Normally,
the Bishop is here to celebrate Confirmation, but it is certainly
nice to have him here just to be with us during a normal Sunday
Liturgy.
Este fin de semana le damos la bienvenida al Muy Reverendo Gerald
Barbarito, el obispo de Palm Beach quien se unirá con nosotros para
celebrar la misa del mediodía. Hace unas semanas el secretario del
obispo, el Padre Brian King, llamó para decir que el obispo quería
venir a visitarnos. El obispo viene generalmente para celebrar la
Confirmación, pero es una verdadera alegría tenerlo aquí con nosotros
durante una liturgia normal de domingo.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday, we celebrated the Solemnity of All
Saints and the Commemoration of All Souls respectively. When I was
growing up, the Sisters taught that the Church was divided into three
sections: The Church triumphant, The Church suffering and the
Church militant. The Church triumphant are those who have died and,
we believe are in heaven. They enjoy the beatific vision and enjoy
eternal paradise. The Church suffering are those who have died but
are in purgatory. It is a place of final purification and cleansing before
entering the heavenly kingdom. Finally, The Church militant are those
still living on this earth. We are on a pilgrimage to the Kingdom
following in the footsteps of Jesus the Lord.
El martes y el miércoles pasado celebramos la Solemnidad de Todos
los Santos y la Conmemoración de los Difuntos, respectivamente.
Cuando yo era pequeño, las Hermanas enseñaban que la Iglesia estaba
dividida en tres secciones: la Iglesia triunfante, la Iglesia sufriente, y la
Iglesia militante. La Iglesia triunfante son aquellos que han muerto y
que creemos que están en el cielo. Disfrutan la visión beatífica y el
paraíso eterno. La Iglesia sufriente son esos que han muerto pero están
en el purgatorio. Es un lugar de purificación final y purgación antes de
entrar en el reino celestial. Finalmente, la Iglesia militante son
aquéllos que viven todavía en la tierra. Estamos en una peregrinación
hacia el Reino siguiendo los pasos del Señor.
The Readings for this weekend focus not only on this life, but on the
life to come. We, as Christians, believe that death is not the end of
life, but its change. When we die, we meet the Lord and are judged
according to our merits. This is called the particular judgment. Since
no living person has experienced the particular judgment, we can only
speculate what it must be like. Personally, I believe that when we die,
we meet the Lord as He is. I believe that our entire life is unfolded
before us. At this judgment, there is no past or future, but only
present. We see ourselves as God sees us and we are transformed. If
we have led lives of virtue and holiness, if we have been people of
sacrifice and penance, if we have loved and honored God with all our
hearts, souls, mind and strength and have loved our neighbors as
ourselves, we are invited to inherit heaven. If we have led lives that
essentially were lives of virtue and holiness, but there was a need of
final improvement or tweaking needed, we are sent to purgatory
where the imperfections are weeded out like gold purified by fire. If
we have led lives devoid of God, or we have shunned Him or not loved
Him, if we have turned our back on God. If we have done evil in
God’s sight, put other things in place of God, not loved God and
neighbor as He commands, and have no sorrow, no repentance no
conversion, then most probably by our own actions, we may end up in
hell.
We, as Christians believe in the resurrection of the dead. All of us will
rise on the last day for the general judgment. Some will as Scripture
says, enjoy the Resurrection of the Just. Some will suffer the
Resurrection of the Condemned.
Las lecturas de este fin de semana no están enfocadas en esta vida, sino
en la vida por venir. Nosotros, como cristianos, creemos que la muerte
no es el fin de la vida, sino un cambio. Cuando morimos nos
encontramos con el Señor y somos juzgados de acuerdo con nuestros
méritos. Esto se llama el juicio particular. Ninguna persona viva ha
experimentado el juicio particular y por lo tanto sólo podemos
especular cómo debe ser. Personalmente, pienso que cuando morimos,
encontraremos al Señor como Él es. Creo que veremos nuestra vida
entera pasar por delante de nosotros. En este juicio no hay pasado ni
futuro, sólo el presente. Nos vemos como Dios nos ve y seremos
transformados. Si hemos vivido una vida virtuosa y santa, si nos
hemos sacrificados y hecho penitencia, si hemos amado y honrado a
Dios con todo nuestro corazón, alma, mente y fuerza y hemos amado a
nuestro prójimo como a nosotros mismos, seremos invitados a heredar
el cielo. Si hemos vivido vidas de virtud y santidad, pero hay
necesidad de mejorar o de hacer algunos cambios, somos enviados al
purgatorio donde las imperfecciones serán extirpadas al igual que el
oro purificado por fuego. Si hemos vivido aparte de Dios, o lo hemos
evadido o no lo hemos amado, si le hemos dado la espalda a Dios, si
hemos hecho el mal ante los ojos de Dios, y puesto otras cosas en el
lugar de Dios, ni hemos amado al prójimo como Él manda, y no
sentimos dolor ni arrepentimiento ni conversión entonces
probablemente por nuestras propias acciones podemos ir al infierno.
Como cristianos creemos en la resurrección de los muertos. Todos
resucitaremos al final de los tiempos para el juicio general. Algunos,
como dicen las Escrituras, gozarán la Resurrección de los justos.
Otros padecerán la resurrección de los condenados. Muchos han
comentado que les resulta edificante el que yo termine todas mis
homilías y mis escritos con la frase, Hermanos y Hermanas, mientras
tengamos tiempo, hagamos el bien. Esto no es un dicho piadoso, sino
una amonestación a hacer el bien ya que ninguno de nosotros sabemos
ni el día ni la hora que seremos llamados ante el trono del juicio de
Cristo.
Many of you have remarked that you are edified that I end every
homily and FYI with the phrase, Brothers and sisters, while we have
time, let us do good. This phrase is not just a pious platitude, but an
admonition, to do good, since none of us know the day nor the hour
when we will be summoned before the judgment seat of Christ.
Brothers and sisters, while we have time, let us do good. ~ Fr. Dan
Hermanos y hermanas, mientras tengamos tiempo, hagamos el
bien – Padre Dan
P.S. Diocesan Service Appeal update!!!
As of November 1, 2016 our Goal for 2016 is $160,000.00
We have raised in contributions and pledges: $107,824.08
Needed to reach our goal:
$52,175.91
Now that some of our ‘snowbirds’ are returning, if you can
help us meet our goal, it would be greatly appreciated!!!
P.D. ¡Reporte sobre la Colecta para Servicios Diocesanos!
Efectivo noviembre 1, 2016, nuestro meta para el 2016 es recaudar
$160,000.00
Cantidad recaudada en contribuciones y promesas $107,824.08
Cantidad que nos falta para llegar a la meta:
$52,175.91
Ahora que están regresando los “snowbirds”, la ayuda que nos puedan
dar será muy apreciada.
THE ST. MARK COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN WILL BE SELLING
THE NEW & IMPROVED…BETTER THAN EVER COUPON BOOKS!
AVE AROUND
PALM BEACH 2017
Expanded list of restaurants, stores, and services
in Palm Beach County and the Boynton Beach area!
BOOKS ARE $25, BUT YOU ARE GUARANTEED TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK OVER & OVER AGAIN!
CASH OR CHECKS ACCEPTED (MADE OUT TO ST. MARK CCW). THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE!
Papa John’s
McDonald’s
KFC
Subway
Panera Bread
Rotelli’s
Carolina Ale House
Carrabba’s
Dean Anthony’s
FireHouse Subs
Guarapo’s
Palermo’s
Philly Grill
Tropical Café
The Diner
Big Al’s Steaks
The Council of Catholic Women’s next
meeting will be Saturday November 12th
at 10:00AM in the Madonna Room.

Stephanie Slater from the Boynton Beach Police
Department will be our guest speaker. New members
are always welcome. Please come and try us out!
For more information, call Marge LaViola at 561329-4667 or Robbin Holman 561-436-4251.
Chick Pea
Panda Express
Souvlaki
Masa
Melt
Bar Louie
Streb’s
Fresh Market
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St. Mark’s Men’s
Retreat
OF A FREE SERVICE
at Our Lady of Florida
Spiritual Center
Friday January
20th to Sunday 22nd
Check-in time is from
5:00pm - 7:45pm on Friday
with a pick-up supper
from 6:00pm until 7:30pm.
Retreat ends on Sunday
after the 11:00am Mass.
To prepare your final proclamation of faith
by selecting the readings and hymns for your
Funeral Mass.
To relieve the burden of uncertainty faced by
family members regarding your final wishes.
To comfort your loved ones by their knowing
that your wishes are followed.
To provide exactly what you want in
accordance with the mind of the church.
For more information and/or an appointment,
please contact: Sister Mary Joan, OSF 561735-3530
Our Lady of Florida is a nonsmoking facility. Please contact
John Doherty 561-410-3041 or
Vic Coppola at 561-352-5859
for further information.
REGISTRATION FORMS
ARE IN THE NARTHEX
Welcome to Our Visitors!!
We would like you to know how much we appreciate and depend on your added support during your visit. For your
convenience, envelopes are available in the Narthex.
Thank you for your generosity.
Remember God can not be outdone in generosity.
The Collection for October 30th was
$9,255.00
The second collection is for
The Poor Clare Nuns.
Fall Boutique Vendor & Craft Show
St. Mark Catholic Church ~ Parish Center ~ Indoor Event
643 St. Mark Place (NE 4th Ave.) ~ Boynton Beach, FL ~ 561-734-9330
Sunday November 20, 2016
9:00AM - 4:00PM ~ FREE EVENT
This is the place to do all your
Christmas Shopping under one roof!
From Kids Gifts - To Candles - Clothing
Wood Carved Home Décor
Lularoe ~ Avon ~ Pampered Chef
Tastefully Simple ~ Mary K
Jam Berry Nails ~ Origami Owl ~ Scentsy
Perfectly Posh
Christmas Décor ~ Plants ~ Jewelry
Hand painted Ornaments
Hand painted Glass
Gifts for your pets ~ Hand Carved Soap
Loose Tea ~ Honey & Preserves ~ Angels
Books and so much more……….
K of C
Pancake Breakfast
in the morning
Hurricane Alley Food Truck
in the afternoon.
Raffles for GREAT prizes.
Free Tote Bag
while supplies last!!
Door prizes every hour!