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The Spirit

St. Clare of Montefalco A Catholic Community in Detroit and Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan

Michaelite Fathers�

From the Desk of our Pastor�I hope you had a blessed week and a wonderful Labor Day weekend. Many weeks have flown by and I hope that for you, as they were for me, filled with some family visits, friends, and fun. Now, re-energized in all areas, we begin the exciting and challenging journey of a new school and pastoral year in our Community.

School School is back and it is great to hear the voices of our young people on our campus

again. Our School Mass schedule will resume on Wednesday, September 13 at 8:15 a.m. We pray that the Lord in His goodness will bless our school, the new principal, our faculty, support staff, and student body as they begin the new academic year.

Please support the Book Sale fundraiser by offering a helping hand and by spreading the word. Also, let the alumni know about the Mass Mob and the great opportunity to showcase our Alma Mater that stands 90 years strong! On the Horizon This fall we will celebrate four weddings. We congratulate our young couples and wish them many blessings as they prepare for their special day.

If you would like to receive our bulletin via e-mail, please go to: https://stclarem.org/constant-contact-newsletter. From there you can sign up by text message, QR code, or sign up form. In the coming weeks we will update our parish website so that we can stay in touch and engage in conversation. Our social media connections, Facebook, website, bulletin, and constant contact are all ways to keep you up to date and informed of what is happening in the parish. Please email stclare@stclarem.org with your comments and suggestions, we want to know what you think!

Speaking about the media, moving forward we are embracing new communication technology, two monitors will be installed at the Austin Portico and Whittier Mack entrances. These monitors will provide information about events and gatherings happening within our St Clare Community.

We care about your needs – some important reminders • As we grow older some of us are not as spry as we once were and now rely on a little extra

assistance to get where we need to go. Here at St. Clare we have tried to address this situation and to make our parish community accessible to everyone. Thanks to the work and generosity of our parishioners, our parking lot is marked with parking spaces designated for handicapped parking. I ask you to respect these areas so those who need them are able to access them easily.

• Our Elevator - several years ago, again thanks to your generosity, an elevator was installed at the Austin Portico entrance of our church. This elevator provides accessibility both to the church and the parish hall, and is large enough to accommodate a wheelchair. There is no shame in taking the elevator! Those who find steps difficult to maneuver are encouraged to use the elevator. Continued on page 3

We bring together and welcome into

our Catholic Community a richly diverse

people to pray, to serve, and to learn

in the name and presence of Jesus

Christ.

September 10, 2017�23rd Sunday

In Ordinary Time

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Weekly Activities Directory

ST. CLARE OF MONTEFALCO PARISH �1401 Whittier Rd., Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230

Parish Offices: 1401 Whittier Road ..................... Ph. 313-647-5000 - Fax 313-647-5005 Parish Secretary ......................................................................................... 313-647-5060 School: 16231 Charlevoix .................................... Ph. 313-647-5100 - Fax 313-647-5105 Religious Education Office: 16231 Charlevoix ........................................... 313-647-5056 Fax 313-647-5055 Parish Pastoral Team Rev. Andrew Kowalczyk, CSMA (647-5000) .......................................................... Pastor Ms. Ann Tonissen (atonissen@stclarem.org) ..................................................... Principal Susie Frazer (647-5022) ...................................................................... Business Manager Sr. Kathleen Avery, OSM (647-5110) .............................. Director of Religious Education Michael McDevitt (647-5025) ..................... Christian Service / Maintenance Coordinator Rev. Mr. Richard Shubik (RShubik@stclarem.org) .............................................. Deacon Stephanie Carder (647-5010) ............................................. Coordinator of Youth Ministry Music Ministry: Minister of Music (647-5064) ............................................................... Dr. David Troiano Office Staff Parish Secretary (647-5060)............................................................. Józefa Chmielewski

jchmielewski@stclarem.org Director of Ministry of Care (885-5210) ................................................... Patricia Radnick Athletic Director (647-5170) ...................................................................... Robert Conway Media Coordinator (ckeelan@stclarem.org) ............................................. Colleen Keelan

Sacristans (882-9167) ................................................................................ Joan Louwers

Margaret Platz School Offices: School Administrative Assistant (647-5102) ................................................... Ann Conlan Religious Education Office: Religious Education Secretary (647-5056) ..................................................... Susan Kuhl St. Vincent de Paul Society: Assistance Line .......................................................................................... 313-647-5062 Parish Council/Commissions/Committee Chairpersons: Parish Council: Marty McMillan ....................................... martin.d.mcmillan@gmail.com Finance Council: Rick Berg .................................................................. Berg@butzel.com Christian Service: Bill Harrington .................................................. wbh12968@gmail.com Faith Formation Commission: Tom Warnez ........................... twarnez@metcom-inc.com School Commission: Jennifer Sherry ....................................... jdurham313@gmail.com Athletic Committee: Bob Conway ............................................ cmconway32@gmail.com Hospitality Committee: David Bodien .................................... davidbodien@comcast.net Sunday Masses:

Saturday Vigil – 4:00 p.m. Sunday – 9:00 p.m., 11:00 a.m.

Weekday Masses: Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. (Summer months)

Confessions: Weekdays - 30 minutes before Mass; Saturday – 2:30 until 3:30 p.m.

Devotions: In Honor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help

• Mondays after the 8:00 a.m. Mass

In Honor of St. Michael the Archangel

• Tuesdays after the 6:30 p.m. Mass

In Honor of the Divine Mercy

• Tuesdays 6:10 p.m.

• Fridays after the 8:00 a.m. Mass

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

• Every Wednesday from 6 p.m.- 7 p.m.

• First Friday of the Month until noon

Bulletin Deadline:

• Monday 11am - email: bulletin@stclarem.org

• More info: https://stclarem.org/bulletin

MONDAY (September 11) 8:00 a.m. Mass

4:00 PM Religious Education - School

6:00 PM School Commission Meeting - School 6:30 PM Religious Education - School

7:00 PM Walk Through Mass Mob - Church 7:00 PM Intercessory Prayer Group - Rectory Chapel

7:00 PM EEV Board Meeting - Rooms 1 & 2 7:30 PM Christian Service Meeting - Whittier Room

TUESDAY (September 12) 6:30 p.m. Mass and St. Michael Devotion

6:15 AM Youth Group Adoration - Church 9:30 AM Legion of Mary Meeting- Whittier Room

4:00 PM Christian Meditation - Rectory Chapel 6:30 Baptismal Prep. - Whittier Room

7:00 PM K of C Council Meeting - Rooms 1 & 2 7:00 PM Missio ad gentes - Mr. B. Room

7:15 PM Al-anon - School Library 7:30 PM Finance Council Meeting - Rose Room

WEDNESDAY (September 13) 8:15 a.m. School Mass

8:15 AM First School Mass of the School Year - Church 6:00 PM Exposition and Adoration - Church

6:30 PM Used Book Sale - Church Social Hall 7:00 PM Legion of Mary Rosary - Church

7:00 PM RCIA - Faculty Room

THURSDAY (September 14) 8:00 a.m. Mass

9:00 AM Used Book Sale - Church Social Hall

FRIDAY (September 15) 8:00 a.m. Mass and Devotion to the Divine Mercy

9:00 AM Faith Formation - Whittier Room

9:00 AM Used Book Sale - Church Social Hall 7:00 PM Missio ad gentes - Mr. B. Room

SATURDAY (September 16)

9:00 AM Used Book Sale - Church Social Hall 2:30 PM Saturday Confessions - Church

4:00 PM Saturday Mass - Church

SUNDAY (September 17)

9:00 AM Used Book Sale - Church Social Hall

9:00 AM Sunday Mass - Church 11:00 AM Sunday Mass - Church

•Mass Mob 3:30 PM Parish Picnic - Thompkins Center (Off Campus)

No 5:00 PM Mass

6:00 PM Youth Group - CREW Room

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From the Desk of our Pastor

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• If you are using a wheelchair, walker or just need a little extra leg room there is a special area on the right hand side of the church near the front where you can participate in the liturgy, and Communion will be brought to you. A suggestion was made recently to add a few more spots at the back of the church for the same reason. Our Building Maintenance Committee is looking into this option, we will keep you posted.

• Listening Devices – Once again thanks to the generosity of our parishioners, listening devices are available at the back of the church for anyone having difficulty hearing our sound system. I believe and many of you tell me so – that our sound system is excellent and lectors, priests, choir, and soloists can be heard clearly. However, if you are having difficulty hearing, please use the listening devices from the back of the church. Providing listening devices is one of the ways of helping our parishioners and visitors experience the spoken and sung word in our church. Please feel free to use them, and again there is no shame in using them.

I bring these concerns to your attention because we care about all of our parishioners and visitors, both young and old, and as a parish of hospitality we need to address your needs and avoid any hardships or inconveniences to those in need. If you have any concerns regarding these matters, please contact Michael, our facilities manager at mmcdevitt@stclarem.org

Collection for St. Michael Congregation Continuing the tradition at St. Clare of having a semi-annual financial appeal for the benefit of the religious order looking after the parish, a special donation envelope for the benefit of the Michaelite Fathers has been included in your set of envelopes. These (red) envelopes are also available at the entrances of our church. Donations received from the September appeal will benefit our Seminary that educates and prepares future priests. Say a prayer for them as well as for new vocations to religious and diocesan priesthood. Thank you for your generosity.

A new Initiative at our Parish Jesus Christ is Passing By...You are invited to JOIN!

When: Tuesdays & Fridays 7p.m.-8p.m. Starting September 12th Where: St. Clare of Montefalco in the Mr. B Room located in the

Sweeny Center (973)-495-9227 Free Babysitting!

On March 2, 2017, Archbishop Allen Vigneron issued a decree establishing a Missio ad gentes of the NeoCatechumenal Way for the Archdiocese of Detroit. The Missio ad gentes families have arrived from different parts of the world to minister on the East Side of Detroit. Some of these families belong to our parish and their children attend our school. Others are enrolled at other catholic schools, or attend the public schools. The families will visit all homes in the Detroit boundaries of our parish in the weeks to come.

We live in times of great confusion. The world is promoting aggressively a culture which ridicules family and faith in God. A new secular religion is appearing and we are asked to subscribe to social norms. Youth are being bombarded with social status and the pressure of what society puts in front of them. In the midst of all this confusion do you see God? Is there an answer to all the mix-up and suffering it may cause? Christ says, “Come and See” and this is the invitation we bring to you today. Come and See. Come and Listen to the Good News that will change your life. The Lord is waiting for you here. The Neocatechumenal Way is a way to deepen our faith. It is a post-baptismal faith formation. In addition to the faith formation initiatives that already exist in our parish this is another way of reaching out and inviting people to God and bringing God to People. I encourage you to Come and See and Listen. For more information about the Neocatechumenal Way: www.camminoneocatecumenale.it

It is with a deep sense of responsibility and humility that I have said yes to the task of leading the St. Philomena and St. Clare communities. Be assured of my prayers and pastoral support for you as we navigate our way. I ask that you keep me in your prayers as well.

As the Bishop’s letter stated, there will be plenty of meetings in the weeks to come, ample opportunity to get to know each other, celebrate our faith together and enjoy each other’s company at social gatherings. As we journey together to Unleash the Gospel in our schools and churches, families and relationships, places of work and relaxation, may our hearts be transformed into the Joyful Missionaries of Christ. Have a blessed week,

Fr. Andrew �Knights Installation of Assembly Officers On August 26, 2017, the newly elected officers were installed for the new fraternal year. The fraternal year is from July 1st 2017- 30th June 2018. After we celebrated Mass with Color Corp from 3 Assemblies that went from the back of the church to the baptismal font the officers were installed in the church. The Master of the 4th Degree of Michigan District One John Hundiak and along with his Marshal Tom Schmidt the Officers of each Assembly were installed separately. Each Officer was given his charge for his office. After that part of the ceremony the Officers were presented with the jewel of their office in the Assembly. The Ladies of the Sir Knights participated in the ceremony too by putting the jewel of the office of the Sir Knight around his neck. After the ceremony was over Fr. Andrew Kowalczyk took a group photo and so did others. Then we proceeded down to the social hall for a m e a l a n d refreshments. And we had a good time talking and sharing stories with our Brother Sir Knights.

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Christian Service and Stewardship

Christian Service New Beginnings

Please keep the people of Houston and the surrounding area in your prayers. Many of the residents are still under water and only beginning to think about returning to their homes and getting back on their feet. I encourage you

to continue to find ways to help. We all know this is going to take months, if not years. Here is a list of a few organizations.

Red Cross: Visit redcross.org, call 1-800-RED CROSS or text the

word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation.

Salvation Army: You can donate money online at disaster.salvationarmyusa.org or by phone at 1-800-725-2769.

Monetary donations provide the greatest flexibility in assisting families and agencies get done the work that is needed. Mass Mob donations: Help stock our St. Clare Emergency Food Pantry by bringing boxes of Mac & Cheese or jars of peanut butter & jelly to the September 17 11:00 AM mass. Eagle Scout Project: Support St. Clare grad Maki Thornton’s Eagle Scout Project placing pavers around the Charlevoix flag pole. His work will enhance our new sign on the brick wall next to the flag pole. Donations welcome to help pay for his pavers and supplies. Checks may be made out to St. Clare with Eagle Scout Project in the memo line. Thanks Maki for helping make St. Clare more beautiful!

Mike McDevitt Christian Service Coordinator 313-647-5025

Stewardship Thoughts

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Today’s Scripture readings from the prophet Ezekiel and St. Paul’s Letter to the Romans remind us of the commandment to love our neighbor as ourselves. In St. Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus instructs us to reconcile with those who wrong us, in a spirit of forgiveness, and to do so through prayer. Prayer is a fundamental principle of Christian stewardship; it is our direct and personal communication with God. The 20th century Italian saint, St. Padre Pio, exclaimed, Prayer is oxygen for the soul! In the Gospel, when Jesus proclaims, For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them, it demonstrates how personal prayer becomes communal prayer. As we strive to deepen our relationship in Christ in a spirit of evangelization, we, as Christian stewards, acknowledge the importance of daily prayer. This extends to weekly prayer with our parish communion at Sunday Mass — the highest form of communal prayer. During Mass, Jesus is present with us in our communal prayer and, Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity, in Holy Communion, which provide strength and healing in our lives. What a powerful combination! What a tremendous gift! Begin making daily prayer a habit by setting aside three to five minutes to converse with the Lord.

Collection Report�September 3, 2017: Sunday Collections�

Parishioner Envelopes*:� $9,581�

Loose Collection:� $3,625�

Total Collection:� $13,206�

Budgeted Weekly Collection:� $10,270�

Over for the week by:� $2,936�

*Includes Parish Pay For The Week� �

Be Bold. Be Holy. Be Catholic.�

Thank you for supporting the New Evangelization.�

Youth Mental Health First Aid �Sign up in advance for this important training session.

9/13 AND 9/20 - 5:30pm-9:30pm at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches a 5-step action plan to offer initial help to young people (ages 12-18) showing signs of a mental illness or in a crisis, and connect them with the appropriate professional, peer, social, or self-help care. The training introduces participants to the unique risk factors and warning signs of mental health problems in adolescents, builds understanding of the importance of early intervention and teaches individuals how to help a youth experiencing a mental health crisis or challenge. You will participate in role-playing and simulations to demonstrate how to assess a mental health crisis. This course does NOT train participants to diagnose or provide any counseling or therapy. Instead, it offers concrete tools and answers key questions, like "what do I do?" and "where can someone find help?" Register today by phone: 313.447.1374; email: info@familycenterweb.org; online: familycenterweb.org.

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Faith Formation and Community News

Children’s Religious Education: Please register your child/children for religious education classes. Forms are in the church and online. Religious Education Classes begin next week for

Sunday family on September 10 after the 9:00 Mass to 11:30. Monday classes begin on September 11: Grades 1-4 from 4:00-5:15. Grades 5-8 from 6:30-8:00. On September 17, everyone is invited to participate in the “Mass Mob” at 11:00. This will be our Sunday family class. Catholicism 101/RCIA: Classes for those interested in learning about the Catholic faith, will begin on Wednesday, September 13, at 7:00 in the school lounge (green awning by the gazebo). Our first two classes will be answering questions, getting acquainted, and a tour of the church. All are welcome. Email skavery@stclarem.org or call 313-647-5110 for more information. Adult Faith Formation: On Thursday, September 21, at 6:30 we will open our fall sessions for faith formation. Dinner will be at 6:30 (for a donation), with the program on prayer beginning on September 21. Our Thursday evenings will continue through December with the Oremus program. There is a cost of $20 for this program because each person will need a workbook that will function as a prayer/scripture journal. (Scholarships are available if this is a hardship for anyone. Just email Sr. Kathy or speak with one of the committee members.) Pilgrimages: If you are going to the Michaelite House today, Sunday, we are leaving at 12:30 from the parking lot. The bus will cost $30 per person. September 23, Saturday. Visit and pray at the tomb of Fr. Solanus Casey. We have a docent guide to lead us through the Solanus Casey Center. We will be taking cars and car pooling from the parish lot at 9:30 AM. Cost is $5. November 18, Saturday. Beatification of Fr. Solanus Casey. You MUST have a ticket to enter the field and it must match the name and number we must send to the AOD and Ford Field. Most of us will be taking a “yellow bus.” The cost will be $20 per person. $35 per couple. We will leave at 1:30. The ceremony is at 4:00 and our buses will pick us up from Ford Field at 7:23. We must have everyone’s name so we may be calling you to check on names. If you discovered you cannot go to the Beatification, please let Sr. Kathy know as soon as possible because seats are at a premium. If we do not need them we need to return them. skavery@stclarem.org or 313-647-5110. �

CREW Corner�

S. Kathy Avery - skavery@stclarem.org

Coasters and Christian Music�

Join the Youth Group in a day of roller coasters and Christian music on Saturday, September 16th! We will be there all day enjoying rollercoasters and concerts by Lauren Daigle, Casting Crowns, Skillet, and Ryan Stevenson. Contact scarder@stclarem.org for cost, permission slips and more information!

September 12: HOLY NAME OF MARY. Study: The Bible and the Virgin Mary, Lesson 9: Full of Grace Study: 33 Days to Morning Glory. Watch: Mary of Nazareth. Read: Mary: God’s Yes to Man. Listen: Praying the Rosary Like Never Before. Mary: Handmaid of the Lord September 14. EXALTATION OF THE HOLY CROSS Read: The Kiss of Jesus; Saint Helena and the True Cross.

September 15. OUR LADY OF SORROWS Study: the Bible and the Virgin Mary. Listen: Drawing Strength from Our Lady of Sorrows

FORMED.ORG�

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St. Clare School and Community News�

2017 Friends of the Poor Walk

Belle Isle, Detroit, MI

Saturday, September 30th 9 a.m. Registration • 10 a.m. Walk Kick-Off • Lunch to Follow

Join us for a day of fun, friendship, and fundraising to support the work of St. Vincent de Paul at this family-friendly event! All participants receive a t-shirt and lunch and the kids can enjoy a bounce house and face-painting! Bring your fellow Vincentians, family and friends! All funds raised stay at St. Clare to help our local community

TO REGISTER FOR THE ST CLARE TEAM OR TO MAKE A DONATION TO ONE OF OUR

WALKERS GO TO:

https://www.fopwalk.org/team/2072

Everyone is Welcome.

Please bring a dessert or salad/side dish to share. BYOB. Sign-up sheets are in the church on the parking lot side wall. We will be inside the

beautifully newly renovated Tompkins Center and on the patio overlooking Lake St. Clair. Come relax with Parish family and friends. Mark your calendar to enjoy a late lunch or early dinner with St. Clare!

Windmill Pointe Park: Tompkins Center Grosse Pointe Park

Bring a dish or dessert to share.

BYOB

See you there!

Plan to join us from 3:30 – 8:00 PM at the Tompkins Center inside Windmill Pointe Park for hamburgers, hotdogs and sausages provided by our Knights of Columbus.�

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Liturgy�

Readings for the Week of September 10, 2017�

Sunday: Ez 33:7�9/Ps 95:1�2, 6�9/Rom 13:8�10/Mt 18:15�20�

Monday: Col 1:24��2:3/Ps 62:6�7, 9/Lk 6:6�11�

Tuesday: Col 2:6�15/Ps 145:1b�2, 8�11/Lk 6:12�19�

Wednesday: Col 3:1�11/Ps 145:2�3, 10�13ab/Lk 6:20�26�

Thursday: Nm 21:4b�9/Ps 78:1bc�2, 34�38/Phil 2:6�11/Jn 3:13�17�

Friday: 1 Tm 1:1�2, 12�14/Ps 16:1b�2a, 5, 7�8, 11/Jn 19:25�27 �

Saturday: 1 Tm 1:15�17/Ps 113:1b�5a, 6�7/Lk 6:43�49�

Next Sunday: Sir 27:30��28:7/Ps 103:1�4, 9�12/Rom 14:7�9/Mt

18:21�35

Please Remember in Your Prayers�Michael Anderanin II

Marti Benedetti Karen Bolton

Zenaida Capulong Marie Ciaramitaro Sam Ciaramitaro

Kathie DeMumbrum

Mickey Dietz Christine Kahanak

Marty Knorp Joseph Lisy Diann Lulis Bahia Mahfet

Mary Ann McLaughlin

Carol Provencal Fr. Tony Pizzo Bob Phillips Anne Purvis Bill Rigg

Joel Rivera Larry Rochwalski

Gloria Tanoury Manfred Paul Curt Tonndorf

Tracy Tripp Pat Quayhackx Szczesniak

James Schoenherr Joan Wendzinski

Please pray for our Priests and Sisters, for our Seminarians, and for all who are discerning �

vocations in the Catholic Church.�

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

Saturday, September 9

4:00 pm The Alban Family, Loraine Blondell

Sunday, September 10

9:00 am Betsy Kovach, Eugene Murphy, Margery Motschall

11:00 am Edna Fekin, Patricia McKeever, Greg Taavola,

Kendall Miller

Monday, September 11

8:00 am T.C. Keegan

Tuesday, September 12

6:30 pm John S. Olis, Jeremiah & Anna Brosnan, Emmanuel

Buhagiar, Michael Clayton Jackson

Wednesday, September 13

8:15 am St. Clare School

Thursday, September 14

8:00 am Thomas Ricard

Friday, September 15

8:00 am Mary Ellen Canestraight, Claire Valente

Saturday, September 16

4:00 pm Margaret E. Olis, Josephine Buhagiar, James Higgins

(28th Anniv.), Marge Weber, Jimmie (Geminiano) Pablo

Sunday, September 17

9:00 am Jessie & John Fenech, Thomas Mayer

11:00 am Thomas Ricard, Colleen Giffer, Mary Ellen Maniaci,

Clayton Jackson, Dr. Dewayne Brown, St. Clare Parish and

School

Scripture Readings�

September 16 & 17, 2017�

Mass� Eucharistic�Ministers�

Lectors� Altar Servers�

4:00 PM Sharon Freitas Jacquie Lauth Becky McCoy Rachel Perkowski

Blake Hern Nicholas Lundberg Kloie Roy

9:00 AM Bob Koch Sue Koch Margaret Platz Art Post Claudia Rowland Sue Buckley

Matthew Schulte Zhaneen Soto Sophia Weiksnar

11:00 AM C. Jacklyn, D. Gormely D. Cotter, D. Cotter B. Cusmano, J. Grego T. Grego, M.A. McGrail M. Fisher, L. Di Iorio M. Raymond

Kourtney Jackson Donald Berschback

Chris Lujan Danny McNamara Joseph Roarty Miles Morman Max Morman

Mass� Hospitality�

4:00 PM Linda Hazlett, Dorothy Ciesluk, Fiona Parker, Jim Joyce

9:00 AM Calisi family, Sharon & Larry Keelan, Michelle Fisher, Kathy Grout

11:00 AM See Sign Up