St. Patrick`s Catholic Church

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Mail to P.O. Box 860, Arroyo Grande, CA 93421 Located at 501 Fair Oaks Avenue, Arroyo Grande, Ca
(805) 489-2680
Fax (805) 489-1316 WWW.STPATSAG.ORG
Monday-Friday/lunes a viernes
9:00 am-Noon/Medio-día ~ 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
PARISH OFFICE/OFICINA PARROQUIAL
Pastor Rev. Kenneth J. Brown
489-2680
(for appointments & non-emergency messages)
Parochial Vicar / Vicario (habla español)
Rev. José Aurelio Ortiz-Matiz
489-2680
MISSION STATEMENT
As a Christ—centered family, rich in tradition and cultures, we
are called to live God’s Word by welcoming,
loving and serving all people as we joyfully witness,
worship and grow in our Catholic Faith.
DECLARACIÓN DE NUESTRA MISIÓN
Como una familia centrada en Cristo, rica en tradición y
culturas, estamos llamados a vivir la palabra de Dios acogiendo,
amando y sirviendo a toda la gente
al tiempo que celebramos con alegría damos testimonio y
crecemos en nuestra fe católica.
Marriage/Bodas & Quinceañeras - Call for appointment
with the pastor 6 months prior to ceremony. Hablar con el
padre minimo seis meses antes de la ceremonia.
(#12)
(#32)
Business Manager / Cristina Curzi
489-2680
(#16)
Administrative Associate / Bulletin / Records
Cherie Kritz
489-2680
(#12)
Administrative Associate / Registration (habla español)
Corie Taylor
489-2680
(#10)
Hispanic Ministry Coordinator/Boletín (habla español)
Andrea Torrejón
489-2680
(#14)
Senior Adult Ministry
Pat Osuch & Dee Mass
489-2680
Music / Wedding / Liturgy Coordinator
Kathy Sugishita
489-2680
(#18)
Outreach (habla español)
Katie Hilton, Anita James, Margot Ochoa
489-2680
(#31)
Director of Religious Education / Children’s C.C.D.
Stacy Huck
481-2990
Adult Religious Education (R.C.I.A.) / Adult Confirmation
Jerri Fife / Director
489-2680
(#30)
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
489-2680
(#28)
Sarah Provence
Confirmation Coordinator
489-2680
(#28)
Sandy Mershon
Junior High Ministry
Denise Barcus
489-2680
(#37)
Individual & Family Counseling / Marriage Preparation
Terri Bledsoe, L.C.S.W.
489-2680
(#15)
St. Patrick School (Preschool - 8)
Maureen Halderman, (Principal)
489-1210
St. Patrick Shamrock Thrift Shop
Alanna Owen (Manager)
481-0612
ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH MASS SCHEDULE / HORARIO DE MISAS
WEEKEND & WEEKDAY
ENGLISH MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday
5:00 pm
Sunday
7:30 am, 9:00am, 10:30am & 6:00 pm
DAILY MASS
Monday
7:00 am
Tuesday
5:30 pm
Wednesday
7:00 am
Thursday
7:00 am
Friday
7:00 am
MISAS DE FIN DE SEMANA Y
SEMANALES
Sábado
7:00 pm San Patricio
Domingo
9:00 am Oceano
Domingo
12:15 pm San Patricio
Martes
7:30 am San Patricio
Miércoles
6:30 pm Oceano
Jueves
6:30 pm San Patricio
Viernes
6:30 pm Oceano
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ  June 10, 2012
El Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo  Junio 10 de 2012
SACRIFICE
Today the Church focuses on the Eucharist. Today’s
readings remind us how connected to ancient blood sacrifices we are
when offering our unbloody sacrifice. The reading from Exodus
describes a solemn ritual designed so the Israelites would never
forget their covenant with God.
The reading from the Letter to the Hebrews turns us from
those ancient animal sacrifices, the first efforts to worship the living
God. Our sacrifice is the body and blood of the Son of God. Because
of Christ we have a new covenant.
The Gospel from Mark retells the establishment of that
covenant, the familiar story of the Last Supper. Juxtaposed with the
story of animal sacrifice as it is here, we are challenged to listen with
new attention, to remember the great price paid for our salvation.
Jesus gave his body and every drop of his blood for us.

Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY ~ PLEASE JOIN US IN THE HALL FOR COFFEE & DONUTS AFTER THE 7:30, 9:00 & 10:30 AM MASSES.
6/11
MONDAY
LUNES
7:00 AM ~ AG
6/12
TUESDAY
MARTES
7:30 AM (SP)~ AG
† LUZ HERRERA DE SOFIA LÓPEZ Y FAMILIA
5:30 PM ~ AG
† MICHAEL SIMPSON BY THE RCIA TEAM & NEOPHYTES
7:00 AM~ AG
† SR. LYDIA SCHNEIDER BY THE STAFF OF ST. PATRICK’S
6:30PM (SP) OCEANO
† GABRIEL RAMIREZ DE YOLANDA GRACILIANO
7:00 AM ~ AG
† BOB BOGLE BY JOAN BOGLE
6/13
6/14
WEDNESDAY
MIÉRCOLES
THURSDAY
JUEVES
6:30 PM (SP) AG
6/15
FRIDAY
VIERNES
7:00 AM ~ AG
6:30 PM (SP) OCEANO
6/16
SATURDAY
SABADO
SP. INT. ALOYSIA AHERN BY HER CHILDREN
INT. ESP. BONIFACIO PÉREZ DE SU SOBRINA
† PEDRO PORTICOS BY THE PORTICOS FAMILY
ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH
5:00 PM
† ROSIE BENEVEDO BY TERRY, KANDI & KEVIN BENEVEDO
SP. INT. RICHARD IBUNA BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS
7:00 PM (SP) AG
† PLACIDO Y ELODIA Y FAMILIA TORRES GALVAN DE EMILIA TORRES
RECONCILIATION IN ENGLISH: SATURDAY AT 3:30PM OR BY APPOINTMENT
CONFESIONES EN ESPANOL: SABADO A LAS 5:30PM EN LA CAPILLA O POR CITA
6/17
SUNDAY
7:30 AM
DOMINGO
9:00 AM
9:00 AM (OCEANO) SP
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
EVERY FRIDAY
12:30 PM TO 5:30 PM
IN THE CHAPEL
† PETER VILLANUEVA BY GEORGE
LIVING AND DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
† JOSE HERRERA DE CARMEN PUENTE
10:30 AM
† SEVERINO DOMINGO BY THE FAMILY
12:15 PM (SP) AG
† ABEL PÉREZ DE SU ESPOSA E HIJOS
HE IS WAITING
FOR YOU.
6:00 PM
† ANNE & TED INGLE BY TED & TOM INGLE
Welcome Visitors ~ Please Join Us Again Soon ~ May God’s Peace Be With You
REPORTE DE LA COLECTA DEL DOMINGO
Sunday Offerings
June 3, 2012
Electronic Donations:
$14, 680.41
$1,033.47
Needed to meet weekly budget:
El presupuesto de cada semana es de:
$14,780.00
+Pray for the following who have asked for
our prayers:
+Orar por la sanación y bienestar de los enfermos y
aquellos que necesiten nuestras oraciones:
David Breisacher
Ramón Cardenas
Terry Miller
Annette Gayle
Kathleen Hallis
Susan Dolbec
Daniel Sanchez
John, Crystal, & Tiffany Rober
Zaurag /Ramirez
Heather
Angelica Garcia
Gerardo Garcia
Alice Sanchez
Gene Freitas
Julie Aguirre
Joan Kobara
Dominic Annecchini
Ellen O’Keefe
Larry Barrett
Nancy Lemke
Joe Dominguez
Colleen Campbell
Jennifer Mitchell
Patricia Hackett
Dick Dixon
Bonifacio Perez
Graciela Corona
Magdalena Corona
Alfredo Corona
Joan Gaugush
Gabriel Fuerte
Familia Fuerte
George Bernard Cominsky
Peggy Johnson
Arrow Grantham
Dick Hamilton
Anthony Paul
Fran Kritz
Pray for the souls of the recently departed and
their families and friends who are grieving:
+Orar por nuestros hermanos que fallecieron
recientemente y sus familias y amigos que están sufriendo:
† Trinidad Vargas
† Azucena Lagunday
† Elsie Cavender
† Virginia Cabreros Ganotisi
† Carmen Trejo
† Paul Mitchell
† Diane Adams
† Chuck Streng
† Maria Marcelina Martinez
† Howard Mehlschau
† Jim Kritz
† David King
† George Taylor
† Armando Molina Guzman
† Sr. Lydia Schneider
† Ed Savko
† Martha Adams
† Thomas Williams
† Esther Eugenia Dickson
† Barbara Fargo
† Patricia B. Lopez
† Fr. Angelo Re
† Margaret Taylor
† Ben Castleberry
† Jodi (Hamp) Fisher
† Josefina Rodriguez Zuniga
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light
shine upon them; and may the souls of all the
faithful departed rest in peace. Amen”
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — El Señor hace una alianza con su pueblo y
la sella con sangre (Exodo 24:3-8).
Salmo — Levantaré el cáliz de la salvación
(Salmo 116 [115]).
Segunda lectura — La sangre de Cristo obtiene la redención
eterna para el pueblo (Hebreos 9:11-15).
Evangelio — Jesús, mientras celebraba la Pascua con sus
discípulos, establece la nueva Alianza
(Marcos 14:12-16, 22-26).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes:
Hch 11:21b-26; 13:1-3; Mt 5:1-12
Martes:
1 Re 17:7-16; Mt 5:13-16
Miércoles:
1 Re 18:20-39; Mt 5:17-19
Jueves:
1 Re 18:41-46; Mt 5:20-26
Viernes:
Os 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9; Ef 3:8-12, 14-19;
Jn 19:31-37
Sábado:
1 Re 19:19-21; Lc 2:41-51
Domingo:
Ez 17:22-24; Sal 92 (91); 2 Cor 5:6-10;
Mc 4:26-34
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — This is the blood of the covenant that the
LORD has made with you (Exodus 24:3-8).
Psalm — I will take the cup of salvation, and call on the name
of the Lord (Psalm 116).
Second Reading — Christ is the mediator of a new covenant
(Hebrews 9:11-15).
Gospel — This is my body. This is my blood of the covenant
(Mark 14:12-16, 22-26).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997,
International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Acts 11:21b-26, 13:1-3; Mt 5:1-12
Tuesday:
1 Kgs 17:7-16; Mt 5:13-16
Wednesday:
1 Kgs 18:20-39; Mt 5:17-19
Thursday:
1 Kgs 18:41-46; Mt 5:20-26
Friday:
Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9; Eph 3:8-12, 14-19;
Jn 19:31-37
Saturday:
1 Kgs 19:19-21; Lk 2:41-51
Sunday:
Ez 17:22-24; Ps 92; 2 Cor 5:6-10;
Mk 4:26-34
Solemnity of the Most Holy Body
and Blood of Christ ~ Weekend of June 9/10
Today’s Gospel gives St. Mark’s account of Jesus
gathering his disciples for a last supper, revealing to
them a new covenant established through his own
sacrificial blood. Every time we participate in the
Eucharist, we make a pledge to renew and deepen
our participation in Christ’s covenant in practical
ways. For the steward, that means making daily,
personal sacrifices to strengthen this covenant
relationship such as deepening our relationship with
the Lord in prayer, supporting our parish, and giving
comfort to the poor. Now is a good time to reflect on
what we can do to strengthen our covenant with the
Lord and our community in practical ways.
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES GRADUATES OF 2012
We wish each of you the best of everything as you continue
your education through high school and beyond. We will
keep each of you in our thoughts and prayers as you make your
life’s journey. God bless you always,
Your St. Patrick’s family
2012 GALA THANK YOU
The St. Patrick’s Outreach Coordinators and all who benefit from the Outreach Program
thank the OUTREACH GALA COMMITTEE for their outstanding job organizing and
producing this year’s event. Kim Mercier along with her husband Rick headed the
committee composed of Connie Avila, Susan and Ken Fontes, Joan Mc Kenna, Connie
and Frank Mercier, Raine Ross, and Betty Sanchez. Outreach is very grateful to them for
their dedication and hard work. This committee works unselfishly throughout the year
to make the Gala happen. We also thank the members of St. Patrick’s who generously
contributed to this endeavor by purchasing raffle and dinner tickets. Thank you, St.
Patrick’s, for continuing to support Outreach by volunteering, donating items to the
pantry, and providing financial support throughout the year.
If you are interested in joining the committee for next year, please contact Kim Mercier.
The committee is always looking for volunteers to help in the planning and organizing
of Outreach’s annual fund raising event.
GIFT BASKET WINNERS
The winners of the Gala Gift Basket Raffle are:
Outdoor Heater – Tony Carducci
Coffee Maker and related items – Rou Grube
Barbecue and related items – Rafael Chavez
Thanks to all of you for purchasing raffle tickets. A special thank you to
Betty Sanchez and her committee who sold tickets in Oceano as well as at
St. Patrick’s.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THE PANTRY
This week we would like help
with the following items:
Canned Beans, Cereal,
Top Ramen & Toilet Paper
During the month of May, Outreach helped
416 families, (1,596 people).
Thank you for your support.
With summer just around the corner, the St. Patrick’s
Outreach Ministry is in need of workers in the
afternoon at the pantry.
Food is bagged, and
organized for distribution on Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday from 3:15 – 5:00 PM. If you would like
to volunteer or have questions about this ministry,
please call 489-2680, ex. 31.
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SHAMROCK THRIFT SHOP APPRECIATES YOUR DONATIONS. PLEASE CALL 481-0612 IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE.
SACRIFICIO
Hoy la Iglesia se centra en la Eucaristía. Las
lecturas de hoy nos recuerdan la gran conexión que
existe entre los sacrificios de sangre de la antigüedad y
el sacrificio que ofrecemos ahora. La lectura del Éxodo
describe un rito solemne para que los israelitas nunca
olvidaran su pacto con Dios.
La lectura de la Carta a los Hebreos nos lleva de
los antiguos sacrificios de animales a los primeros
esfuerzos para adorar al Dios vivo. Nuestro sacrificio es
el Cuerpo y la Sangre del Hijo de Dios. A causa de
Cristo tenemos una nueva alianza.
El Evangelio según San Marcos relata la
creación de ese pacto, la conocida historia de la Última
Cena. Si contrastamos la historia del sacrificio de
animales que vemos aquí, se nos desafía a escuchar con
nueva atención, para recordar el gran precio que pagó
por nuestra salvación. Jesús dio su cuerpo y cada gota de
su sangre por nosotros.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
El Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial te invita a vivir un
Fin de Semana donde les facilitará a tener un encuentro como pareja, que fortalecerá su relación y ayudará a
su familia a vivir mas unida aprendiendo técnicas de
como mejorar nuestra comunicación. Si ya viven bien,
pues pueden vivir mejor!
Próximo Fin de Semana: Junio 22, 23 y 24
en la Misión de San Miguel.
También, invitamos a todas esas parejas encontradas a
participar de Nuestra Noche de Comunidad los Jueves
a las 7:30pm en el Salón Parroquial. Los esperamos!
Para mas información, comuníquense con:
Oscar y Lorena Nol.
CARIDAD
Con caridad, nadie se condena; sin
caridad nadie se salva.
El cuerpo y la sangre de Cristo/Corpus
Christi - Semana del 10 de junio de 2012
Elija una de las siguientes actividades para
seguir reflexionando sobre las lecturas del
domingo:
 Para celebrar la Solemnidad del cuerpo y la sangre del
Señor, comparta con su hijo recuerdos del día que recibió
la Primera Comunión. Si su hijo todavía no ha recibido el
Sacramento, hable acerca de lo que ese día significará
para él.
 Tararee algunos compases de su himno favorito del
cuerpo y la sangre de Jesús y pida a los miembros de su
familia que intenten adivinar la canción. Canten juntos una
canción sobre la Eucaristía que la familia conozca.
 Use manteles individuales de papel para reunir a su
familia en la cena y diseñe un mantel individual para cada
persona. Decórelos con un símbolo de la Eucaristía.
En familia, prepare una comida en la que cada persona
ayude en la preparación. Comenten sobre lo que hizo cada
uno. Antes de comer, digan una oración para agradecer a
Dios por todos sus dones y pedirle su bendición sobre
todos.
Solemnidad del Santísimo Cuerpo y la Santísima
Sangre de Cristo
Fin de Semana de Junio 9/10
El Evangelio de hoy nos brinda la narración de San Marcos acerca
de Jesús que reunen a sus discípulos para la última cena,
revelándoles un nuevo convenio establecido a través de la ofrenda
de su propia sangre. Cada vez que nosotros participamos en la
Eucaristía, hacemos un voto para renovar y profundizar nuestra
participación en el convenio de Cristo, de manera práctica. Para el
corresponsable, esto significa hacer sacrificios personales
diariamente, para fortalecer esta relación de convenio, tales como,
profundizar nuestra relación con el Señor en oración, apoyar a
nuestra parroquia, y dar consuelo al pobre. Ahora es un buen
tiempo para reflexionar sobre qué podemos hacer para fortalecer
nuestro convenio con el Señor y con nuestra comunidad en
maneras prácticas.
—San Roberto Belarmino
Esta semana necesitamos lo siguiente en la
alacena:
Frijoles Enlatados, Cereal,
Sopas Ramen y bolsas de nylon.
También agradecemos que nos donen
frutas y verduras de sus casas, pueden
dejarlas en la oficina.
Gracias!
Michas gracias por su generosidad la semana pasada en la Colecta
para la Campaña Católica de la Comunicación (CCC). Gracias a su
apoyo, millones de fĩeles lograrán profundizar más su fe mediante
los recursos que utilizan todos los días: el Internet, la televisión, la
radio y los medios impresos. Recuerden, la mitad de sud donativos
permanece en nuestra diócesis para financiar las necesidades locales
en el campo de las comunicaciones. Para informarse más acerca de
la importante labor que fĩnancia la Colecta de la CCC, pro favor,
visiten www.uscch.org/nationalcollections.
Usted puede llamar a la oficina parroquial al 489-2680 para dar el nombre de la persona que necesite oración.
JR. HIGH & HIGH SCHOOL
YOUTH MINISTRY
This Sunday, June 10
Graduation Party &
Summer Kick-off Party!
3-6 pm at the Youth Center
Come on out for good food, fun
summer games, and a chance to
celebrate the accomplishments of
all our high school graduates.
No youth group after Mass.
Call 489-2680 # 28 for more details.
June 13 ~Introduction to Acts of the Apostles
7 - 8:30 in the Youth Center
June 17 ~ No Youth Ministry Meeting
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
JUNE 20 ~ FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT
7:00 - 9:00 pm in the Youth Center
Bring your family to the Youth center for popcorn,
hot dogs, and to enjoy the movie, Courageous on
June 20th at 7pm. Filled with action-packed police
drama, Courageous will have you and your family
laughing, crying, and cheering as you are
challenged and inspired by everyday heroes who
long to be the kinds of dads that make a lifelong
impact on their children
Call or text Sarah for more information.
Family Life/Respect Life
Alpha extends its heartfelt thanks for
all of the many gift requests that were
returned the last three weekends for
St. Patrick’s crib program.
And don’t forget, the change for life baby bottles
will be collected on Father’s day weekend,
June 16 and 17.
SPIRITUAL COMPANIONSHIP (DIRECTION)
Available always..
Call the Church Office 489-2680
for names & numbers
STEWARDSHIP SAINT FOR JUNE
SAINT LANDERICUS (SAINT LANDRY)
Saint Landericus of Paris, also known as Saint Landry,
was the twenty-seventh bishop of this French city,
consecrated to the episcopacy in 650 at a time of
desperate need. Poverty and sickness assaulted Paris,
and many of the poor were unable to provide for their
basic needs. Famine and the plague added to the
misery, as the poor from the French countryside flocked
into Paris seeking help. Landericus was known as a
sincere and deeply pious man who had great
compassion and love for the poor. He responded as a true model of
stewardship. His generosity was so great that he sold off all his personal
possessions in order to relieve the suffering of the poor, and then
systematically began to sell off the Church’s possessions as well. It is
reported that he melted down the extra sacred vessels from the church
and sold the precious metals to assist the victims of famine.
Saint Landericus built for the poor what is considered to be the first
major hospital in Paris and dedicated it and the neighboring church to
Saint Christopher. It eventually became the famous hospital Hôtel Dieu
de Paris. Just steps away to the north of Notre-Dame Cathedral, one can
see this modern successor of Landericus’ great foundation; a block-long
medical facility that plays a significant role in the Parisian healthcare
system.
After his death in 661, the relics of Saint Landericus rested in a silver
shrine in the church of St-Germain-des-Prés, the oldest church in Paris,
where they may still be viewed. Saint Landericus is remembered as a
model for civil and ecclesiastical leaders during the early Middle Ages,
a time when his selflessness and humanity were, arguably, the
exception, not the rule. The feast day of Saint Landericus is June 10.
St. Patrick Catholic Preschool /Jr. High School
Registration is ongoing for the 2012-2013 Academic
Year. We are accepting applications for Preschool through
Gr. 8. Call Gail Johnson @ 489-1210 for more
information. You can also download an enrollment
application from www.stpatschoolag.com under Parents
then click on Documents/Forms
SENIOR ADULT MAVERICKS
Wednesdays at 10:00 am in Meeting Room 3
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Thank you for your generosity in last week’s
Collection for the Catholic Communication
Campaign (CCC). Because of your support,
millions of faithful can gain a deeper understanding
of their faith through resources that they use every
day: the Internet, television, radio, and print media.
Remember, half of your donations are staying in our diocese to
support communication needs. To learn more about the important
work supported by the Collection for CCC, please visit
www.usccb.org/nationalcollections.
ATTENTION GRADUATES! CHECK THIS OUT!
There is a special message from Bishop Richard Garcia
for the graduates of the class of 2012 on the
diocesan website:
http://www.dioceseofmonterey.org
Catholic Social Teaching holds that care for the earth is not just an Earth
Day slogan, it is a requirement of our faith. Join Sr. Rebecca Macugay,
MM, as she leaves the modernity of Panama City with its skyscrapers,
malls, fast-moving vehicles constantly switching lanes, incessant building
construction and a metro rail. She journeys to Mortí, a Kuna community in
the rainforest of Panama, where trees create green cathedrals, the
Chucunaque River demonstrates great water force, and the forest’s
humidity, a natural sauna, is relieved by a gentle fine rain. She shares her
experience at http://www.mklsisters.org/blog/2012/05/27/who-is-not
-touched-by-modernity/
Information provided by the Central California Coast Maryknoll Affiliates.
(Contact: Paula @ [email protected].)
St. Joseph’s Church in Nipomo will be
having it’s annual Father’s Day Bar-B-Que on
Sunday, June 17th on the parish grounds in
Nipomo from 10:45 am to 4:00 pm.
The menu is 1/2 chicken, salad, beans, bread and
cake. Tickets are $8.00 for adults. Also available will
be enchiladas and tamales, drinks, live music, live
auction a talent show and children’s games. Join us for
an afternoon of fun and great food. For more
information call chairman Rollie Cavaletto at 929-3680.
“COME AND SEE”
HAVE YOU HEARD JESUS ASK YOU
THIS ?
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Are you a non-Catholic curious about the
Catholic faith...
Are you an adult baptized Catholic who
has not received the Sacraments of
First Eucharist and Confirmation…
(These two Sacraments of Initiation are necessary
if you are asked to be a Baptism or
Confirmation Sponsor.)
If you answer “YES”,
NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN THE INQUIRY
PHASE OF THIS JOURNEY OF FAITH.
The R. C. I. A. Team invites you to join us
as we discuss Church Doctrine, Beliefs
and Practices.
This is the time to explore what God has in
store for you.
Please call Jerri Fife for complete
information.
The Five Cities Christian Women Emergency Food Ministry
monthly luncheon will be Monday, June 11 at Noon at St. John's
Lutheran Church, 959 Valley Road, Arroyo Grande at Noon. Andrea
Seastrand, retired Assemblywoman, will speak. Please bring a dish to
share and your own tableware. There is no charge. Contact: 481-5280
ST. MARY’S ALUMNI FREE REUNION!
Join us on Friday, June 15th from 6:30-9:00PM for refreshments, dessert, and prizes. If you attended St. Mary’s
School at any time since we opened in 1938, then this free event is for you. Come see the campus and see what
fellow alumni have been doing. RSVP not required but requested. Call 925-6713.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
St. Mary’s School is seeking a part-time music teacher for the 12-13 school year. Must have knowledge of choral literature
and Catholic liturgical music. Email [email protected] for an application.
St. Mary’s School is seeking substitute teachers for the current year and for 2012-2013. Email [email protected] for an
application.
St. Mary of the Assumption SchooL ~l424 E. Cypress Street~ Santa Maria, CA 93454
805-925-6713
WWW.STMARYSSCHOOLSM.COM
PARISH REGISTRATION FORM (also available on our website: www.stpatsag.org)
PLEASE SUBMIT THIS COMPLETED FORM TO THE PARISH OFFICE, AND WE WILL ENTER YOUR FAMILY ON OUR PARISH REGISTER./ FORM PARA INSCRIBIRSE
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ARCHIVOS PARROQUIALES
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