COVER SHEET

Church Name: St. Francis de Sales, Purcellville, VA

Bulletin number: 511515

Date of publication: August 26, 2012

Number of pages transmitted: 8

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Saint Francis de Sales Catholic Church 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time August 26, 2012

Let us run to her, and, as her little children, cast ourselves into her arms with perfect confidence.-St. Francis de Sales

Parish StaffRev. Ronald S. Escalante, PastorRev. Edwin Thayer Tewes, Parochial VicarDeacon Larry HammelMrs. Diane Morano, Business ManagerMrs. Cathy Mitchell, Director of LiturgyMs. Susan Khalil, SecretaryMrs. Melissa Gobs, DREMrs. Janice Rees, CREMrs. Jane Treado, Director of Youth MinistryMrs. Sharon Liddicoatt, Sacristan

Contact InfoParish Office - 540-338-6381email - secretary@saintfrancisparish.orgReligious Education Office - 540-338-4497In case of an emergency - 540-338-6440Fax - 540-338-643137730 St. Francis Court, Purcellville, VA 20132-9600www.SaintFrancisParish.org

Welcome!Please register and become part of our parish community. You may fill out a registration form in the parish office during business hours.

Office Hours - M-F 8:30am-4:30pm

"I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever." (John 6:51)

Sunday MassesSaturday Vigil - 5pmSunday - 7am, 8:30am, 10:30am, 12:30pm, 6pm (Teen Mass)

Daily Masses Monday and Wednesday - 9amTuesday and Thursday - 6:30amFriday - 6:30am and 12 noon; Saturday - 9amCheck the bulletin for Holy Days of Obligation

Adoration/BenedictionAdoration is on the 1st Friday of the month, following the 12 noon Mass. Benediction is 8:45am Saturday, followed by the 9am Mass. The Rosary is prayed at 12:30pm and the Divine Mercy Chaplet is at 3pm. A Holy Hour for Respect Life/Pro-Life is at 7am Saturday.A Scriptural Rosary is prayed at the 7pm Holy Hour.

SacramentsReconciliation: Friday 10:45-11:45am; Saturday 8 -8:30am and 3:30-4:30pm; and anytime by appointment

Matrimony: Parish couples planning to be married must make arrangements with the Office at least six months prior to the intended date of marriage.

Baptism: The Sacrament is celebrated each month, the second Saturday at 9:30am and the third Sunday at 1:30pm. Baptism class is the last Friday of the month at 7pm. Call the office for details.

Anointing of the Sick: We are privileged to bring Holy Communion and administer the Holy Anointing to the sick and homebound upon request. Please call the office to let us know.

Readings for the Week

Masses for the WeekSUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 201221st Sunday in Ordinary Time

+ deceasedSat., August 25 Weekday 9:00 am Peter MerliSat., August 25 Vigil: 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 pm + Herman Joseph MoellerSun., August 26 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am + Stephen D’Elia 8:30 am Rev. Daniel Mode 10:30 am + Juanita Elorriaga 12:30 pm Hans Seeger 6:00 pm People of the ParishMon., August 27 Saint Monica 9:00 am Linda ProhaskaTue., August 28 Saint Augustine 6:30 am + Roxie Breeden MarshallWed., August 29 The Passion of Saint John the Baptist 9:00 am + Marilyn DueppenThu., August 30 Weekday 6:30 am James ErnstFri., August 31 Weekday 6:30 am Paul Joseph Kemp 12:00 noon Kristin FitzgeraldSat., Sept. 1 Weekday; First Saturday 9:00 am + Betty Thayer TewesSat., Sept. 1 Vigil: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 pm + Mrs. Amparo ZamoraSun., Sept. 3 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am + Gray Bedford Schmidt 8:30 am Scott Purdue 10:30 am + Dale Mull 12:30 pm + Vera Margaret Smith 6:00 pm People of the Parish

Parish Financial StatusIn-Pew Offertory - August 19 $ 10,730YEAR TO DATE $ 90,0862nd Collection $ 2,356

Electronic Offertory for July $ 19,608

This WeekWed., August 29 Charismatic Prayer Group - 7pm

MARK YOUR CALENDARS

NOW!

Sunday, Sept 16 at 1pm

Parish Picnic

Fun for the Whole Family!!!This is a great opportunity to catch up with or meet

new members of our parish community.

Everyone is asked to bring a dish to share. Refreshments will be provided.

Games and activities for all to enjoy!

If you would like to help with this fun activity or have any suggestions, or just plan on coming, please

fill out the sign-up sheet in the narthex.

Enjoy the rest of the summer!Celebrating a Silver or Golden Wedding Anniversary This Year? Were you married in 1962 or 1987? Then join Bishop Loverde for the 2012 Marriage Jubilee Mass to be celebrated on Sunday, October 14 at 2:30pm at the Cathedral of St. Thomas More. Contact the parish office to register no later than September 14. For more info, visit www.arlingtondiocese.org/familylife/MJM.php.

As for me and my household, we will serve the LORD.— Joshua 24:15b

Monday: 2 Thes 1:1-5, 11-12; Mt 23:13-22Tuesday: 2 Thes 2:1-3a, 14-17; Mt 23:23-26Wednesday: 2 Thes 3:6-10, 16-18; Mk 6:17-29Thursday: 1 Cor 1:1-9; Mt 24:42-51Friday: 1 Cor 1:17-25; Mt 25:1-13Saturday: 1 Cor 1:26-31; Mt 25:14-30Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8; Ps 15; Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27; Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23

Shepherd’s Notes Ask the Priest

NEWS FLASH: We have a new Music Director!

Thank you everyone who have been praying that we find a new music director. It looks like Our Lord has provided our parish with a timely hire. One of the church music directors in Northern Virginia had placed his home on the market this summer and was relocating somewhere around our parish boundary. A couple of his family friends have recently joined our parish within the past year and were quite happy to be here so he decided to move his young family towards our direction as well. We do believe we are in God’s lovely little country so we shouldn’t be too surprised that he decided to share in our blessings. Please pray that he finds the right home very soon so that he doesn’t have to make the 40-minute commute to our church. Our new music director is Michael Galdo. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music and Religious Studies from the University of Virginia and a Master of Sacred Music (Organ) from the Catholic University of America. He was the music director, organist/pianist and music teacher at Our Lady of Hope Church and School in Potomac Falls, VA for the past 4 years. His other past parish experience includes St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish (Charlottesville), Marymount University (Arlington) and St. Luke Church (McLean). He and his wife are active members of the Youth Apostles whose mission statement is, “To evangelize, teach, advise, challenge, console, and love the young with the ultimate purpose of inspiring them to live a Christ-like life cen-tered on prayer and the Sacraments in the Catholic Church.” Michael auditioned for the job the night I was leaving for vacation (August 11) and impressed me, Father Tewes and our Liturgy Director, Cathy Mitchell. We had a long discussion that night regarding his job description and he agreed to the direction I had presented him (see my July 22 Shepherd’s Notes column for details). Once I added my own “John Hancock” on the employee-hiring document Michael was of-ficially hired. This happened on August 15, the Solemnity of Our Lady’s Assumption. I had to cut short my historic vacation tour in Philadel-phia so that I could come back briefly and make this happen. Michael officially starts on Saturday, September 1. The decision was a bit of a challenge because there was another person who auditioned previously who was also impressive and a skilled music director. Michael’s ability to lead the choir while at the same time being the musical accompanist played a major role in the final decision. We are very much looking forward to having the choirs back for the 8:30am and 10:30am Masses in September and for the return of the children’s choir as well. I am hoping that there will be a large response to our request to rebuild our choir membership. Michael will not just lead the choir but would also offer vocal training for the members and cantors. For those who are looking to improve their singing this would be a great opportunity. May our parish patron Saint Francis de Sales and Saint Cecilia the patroness of music guide our new music director and music ministry to many successful years of bringing great sacred music to our parish community.Your shepherd in Christ,Father Escalante

Q. Can women join the Knights of Columbus? If not, why? –AnonymousA. The Knights of Columbus was founded in 1882 (130 years ago) as a fraternal order of charity for practicing Catholic men by Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney. One of their main goals was to provide life insurance for the family members of the Knights in case of death. There was a time in the U.S. when it was nearly impossible for Catholic men to obtain life insurance and when they died their widows and orphans were left destitute and most often with no one to help them. Father McGivney was able to form the Knights of Columbus to help the Catholic families by forming this fraternity for men. Currently, there are over 1.8 million worldwide members in over 15,000 councils. While the membership has always been for men, the Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary was formed several years ago whose primary role was to provide support for the men’s council and their activities. Most of them, but not all, are usually the wives of the knights. On another note, there is a Squires Circle branch in some of the Knights of Columbus councils. This membership is for boys 12-17 years of age and preps them to become full knight members when they reach 18 years old. Q. How did Jesus heal people? –AnonymousA. Miraculously! If God wills it, it can happen instantly. “For human beings this is impossible, but for God all things are pos-sible” (Matthew 19:26). Q. Has anyone ever done his or her penance inside the confes-sional room? –Juliana Terreri, age 10A. On very rare occasions, yes, if the penance was not lengthy. Almost all the time the penitents fulfill their penance outside the confessional room. Q. Were John the Baptist and Jesus cousins, and most likely grew up together in the same or nearby area? And, of course, John baptized Jesus. So is it correct to assume they must have known each other very well and John had to know who Jesus REALLY was? My question is this: Why in Matthew Chapter 11:3 did John ask from prison, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we look for another”? –AnonymousA. The two of them did not grow up together. Jesus grew up in the northern part of Israel (Nazareth and Sea of Galilee region) while John the Baptist was from the southern part (Jerusalem, region of Judah). The biblical walking distance from Nazareth to Jerusalem was about 68 miles. But you ask a very good question why John still did not know for sure that Jesus was the Messiah even though he previously heard the voice of God the Father say at the Jordan River baptism, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased” (Matthew 3:17). We know that Jesus did not make it very obvious to the public that he was the Son of God and the Messiah. Even the devil that tempted Jesus at the desert (Matthew 4) didn’t know for sure either that he was the Messiah. We know that satan himself did not realize this until after the cru-cifixion. So we can understand why John the Baptist needed to confirm from the lips of Jesus that he was truly the long awaited Messiah and savior of the world.

Our Military Members: Capt. Chuck Marshall; PFC Brandon Badura; Spc Edward Regan Jr.; Gunnery Sgt. Robert Warner III; PFC Sean Milam; Lcpl John Owen Patterson; Airman 1st Class Pete Buxton; PFC Tim Marshall; PV2 Sean Zurschmeide; PV2 Ryan Badura; Cdr Bill Balding, USN; 2nd Lt. Patrick GutierrezThe Sick: Sofia MacaraegThe Deceased: Father Tom Cassidy, David Fourney, Marilyn Dueppen, Marian Welsh, Irene Taylor, Ruth Robinson, Joan Canan, James Sul-livan, Grant Cain, Capt. Michael Quin, Angelina Orndorff, Ashton Mahnke, Steve D’Elia, Joe Pope, Gerald Harp, Richard Marks, Arline Beck-stead, Tatiana Sacoto, Michael Mallen, Mildred Kirkland, Gail Kelley, John Kelly, Clair Fred Olson, Jim Gutierrez

Our thoughts and prayers are with ...

Small Faith Communities For FamiliesThe Christian Family Movement can help you to:• enrich your marriage• put your faith into action in everyday life• find support for raising a Christian family• teach your children the value of serving others• become better connected to your parish• single parent families are welcomeGroups of 5-7 families are forming now for monthly meet-ings, beginning this fall. Kick off picnic and registration on Sat., September 9, 3pm at the home of CFM leaders Dan and Beth McKenna., 540-822-5741 or mckennau@gmail.com.

Young ladies of the Parish … Come join the Junior Altar SocietyThe Junior Altar Society helps to set up for Mass. This ministry includes preparing items for Mass, cleaning up and resetting the credence table and preparing the sanctuary for the next Mass under the direction of the priest and/or Sacristan or Mass Coordinator. You will be helping at various liturgical celebrations and you will be part of the “Liturgical Team” of greeters, musicians, lectors, altar servers, and Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion. If you are in grades 5 or up and would like to be part of the Junior Altar Society or would like more information, please give Laura Burgess a call at 540-338-1378.Our next training meeting for the Junior Altar Society will be Sunday, September 30 after the 12:30 Mass.

Mass Coordinators are Needed A Mass Coordinator is assigned to each of the weekend or other feast day Masses to assist and oversee that the church is prepared and ready for the liturgy, to be avail-able to assist the priests with whatever they might need and to coordinate with other ministers serving at Mass. We are in need of someone who is willing to volunteer at least once a month to be that Mass Coordinator. Consider signing up with your daughter and forming a Mother/Daughter or Father/Daughter Mass Coordina-tor/Junior Altar Society team. Call Laura for more info 540-338-1378.

* * * PASTOR’S WISH LIST * * * • Parish Picnic Volunteers for Sunday, September 16 (as many people as pos-sible). We are also celebrating the 20th year of our current church’s dedication: 1992 – 2012 (June 28) • Adult Choir members (8:30am Schola and 10:30am Choir; no age limit!) • New Children’s Choir members (Middle school age and below) -- Our new music director, Michael Galdo, whom you will meet soon would like to build up the 3 mentioned choirs • 2 Volunteers to work with me and the diocese on the Increased Offertory Program to take place this Fall. We really need help with this and the diocese has offered to help train us for this important task. (The work is not as daunting as it sounds. There is a format that parishes use for this and it doesn’t involve calling people individually.) I really could use your help with this and I’ll be anxiously waiting for your response. So far I have one person last week who graciously offered to help. Please contact me directly for your response by phone (540-338-6381 ext. 102), by email (countryparishpriest@gmail.com), by “snail mail” or in person. Your shepherd in Christ,Father Escalante

Are You Interested in the Catholic Faith?We will soon begin a new journey in faith to share the richness of the Catholic Church and our parishfamily. We invite you to learn what the Church teaches, and be introduced to some of our parish members.These sessions also are opportunities for you, and others that you may wish to invite, to ask those perplexing and difficult questions you may have about the Church. These gatherings are for inquirers and are open to people who are unbaptized, as well as those who are baptized Christians from Protestant or Evangelical backgrounds. This first session is Tuesday, September 25 at 7:30pm in the Oratory at Saint Francis de Sales Church. Feel free to come any Tuesday. Please give us a call if you have questions, would like further information at 540-338-6381 or email at m.gobs@saintfrancisparish.org.

TEEN FAITH NEWSMelissa Gobs, DRE

338-4497 or m.gobs@saintfrancisparish.org Janice Rees, CRE

j.rees@saintfrancisparish.org

Religious Education

JaneTreado Youth Director 540-338-6381 or Janedhs78@aol.com

FALL REGISTRATION IS UNDERWAY – DON’T DELAY!Please be reminded that registration for our Fall RE programs is now underway! Classes are filling up quickly. Registration deadline is August 31st. A $25 late fee will be charged for any returning families registering after the deadline. If you have not yet registered your child for RE now is your chance! Forms are available to pick up in the Narthex.

We have made registration easy this year with our new ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM. Online Registration can be found on the parish website http://saintfrancisparish.org Instructions for online registration include:1. You must submit one online application for each child you are enrolling into class2. Completed Student Emergency Release forms must also be completed and returned to the RE office. 3. Payment for classes can be done via Parish Giving thru the parish web site or please send a check payable to St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church.

Please do not put RE registration fees in the collection bas-kets at Mass. These will be counted as weekly collection, not RE Payment.

We do our very best to ensure delivery of emails regarding registration, upcoming meetings, important Sacrament info, etc.However, email filters will often block these messages due to the large volume of emails we send out. If you are not receiving these our emails please contact the RE office at 338-4497.

RCIT Mondays, 7-8:15pm in the Oratory Room of the ChurchThe RCIA for Teens (RCIT) is a class for all high school stu-dents who have not yet received the Sacraments of Baptism, Penance, First Holy Communion, and/or Confirmation. Stu-dents are also required to attend class regularly, attend parent/child meetings, complete student assignments, and participate in a retreat.

Objectives• To grow in knowledge of the basics of Catholic doctrine, prayers, and practices.• To grow in a relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ and com-mitment to live out that relationship in the Catholic Church.• To become well equipped for the life of Faith.

Suggestions for Making the Most of Your Preparation• Participation in the Holy Mass every Sunday and on Holy Days of Obligation. • Regular Class Attendance (don't miss more than 3 classes and make up the lesson you miss at home).• Do the homework and reading each week for class.• Make time each day for personal prayer.

For more information contact the RE Office or visit us online at www.saintfrancisparish.org/religious-education/sacramental-prep/rcit/

It’s a Boy!Andrew James

born to Melissa and Chad GobsMonday, August 20

Congratulations Chad and Melissa!God bless baby Andrew

“Every good and perfect gift is from above ...”

TEEN MASS - at 6pm every Sunday. All Teens are welcome. Join us in the front left 3 rows of church as we celebrate the Teen Mass together. Youth Group - Sunday, Aug 26th, 7:15-9pm. All gradu-ated 8th graders through 12th grade are invited to our Sunday Youth Group. We have a great evening planned in our Social Summer Series. We are going to try and hike up Bears Den again to see the Sunset. We seemed to have missed the sunset last 2 times due to the cloudy skies and rain. Hope to see you all. If it is raining, we will plan something indoors. Our normal Youth Group will start up again in September.

Youth Group Kick Off & Workcamp Reunion - Join us for a great fun night on Sept. 9th as we Kick Off the year. Find out plans for the new year, find out about retreats, about other weekend events, and let us know what you might be interested in doing on the youth group nights, ideas for weekend events, and any other ideas you might have. It's your Youth Group - Come be a part of it!

Rosary at 12:30pm Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3pmScriptural Rosary at the 7pm

This devotion, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, is a time of silence spent be-fore Jesus physically present before us in the Eucharist, placed in the monstrance and exposed upon the altar for all of us to visit and adore - a time to develop that deeper, more personal relationship with Jesus. It is the very core of our Faith and a true gift for our soul and spiritual well-being.

All parishioners are invited and encouraged to spend a Holy Hour in Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament on the First Friday of every month. Join us this Friday.

Please contact Mark Donofrio at (540) 338-8133 or sixdonofri-os@comcast.net if you would like to become a regular adorer, substitute or have any questions. For regular adorers who cannot make their scheduled time this month, please let Mark know so we can ensure adequate coverage.

Loudoun Emergency Homeless Shelter Back to School Drive! Beginning the school year with the right tools provides children in difficult family structures with real hope, motivation, and encouragement for the educational challenges ahead. Please help this local shelter in preparing youth in our community for a successful school year. The following items are needed and may be placed in a box in the narthex labeled “Shelter School Supplies.” Thank you for your help and concern for these most needy members of our community! For more information, please contact Erin Bucci/buccierin@comcast.net or Marilyn Gugliotta/6gugs@comcast.net - The Giving Tree Peace and Justice Committee. School supply list: pocket folders, lunch boxes, pencil cases, calculators, rulers (standard and metric), hand sanitizer, composition notebooks, 5 subject notebooks, highlighters, scissors, pocket dictionary, pens (blue, black and red), protractors, pen-cils, loose leaf paper, glue sticks, colored pencils, pencil sharpeners, post-its. ONLY THESE SUPPLIES ARE NEEDED, THANK YOU!!

Please take a tag from The Year Round Giving Tree! We hope everyone had a wonderful summer! New tags have been placed on the Giving Tree and donations will be given to Birthright, Catholic Charities, the Loud-oun Abused Women’s Shelter, the Leesburg Homeless Shelter, local nursing homes and needy families within our parish and community. Many thanks and blessings for your support of our neighbors in need and the organizations that serve them!!

Outstanding Blood Drive! Our remarkable donors added 71 units of blood to the IBDS Donation Inventory to ease the critical shortage of blood products in the local area. We want to gratefully thank the 71 registrants for signing up. Thanks also to our Blood Donor Program volunteers who made calls, registered donors, provided refreshments, cleaned up, and provided administrative and publicity support to make it all possible. We are truly blessed by all who donated, helped, and prayed for the success of the drive.The drive completed our “best ever” two drive summer program with 141 units to refresh the critically needed supply of safe blood products for friends and neighbors, a 24 percent increase over last summer's results. These Awesome Acts of Kindness provide sorely needed, lifesaving blood products to some 420 recipients. And in that regard, mark your calendars for our next drive on October 14, 2012.

PRISON MINISTRYDeacon Larry needs 2 women and 3 men to serve as Catholic Charities volunteers at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center. Women work with female inmates and men with males once a month on Sunday morning 9-11am. The volunteers assist inmates in prayer using the Bible and other Catholic prayers. If the Holy Spirit touches your heart to serve the Church in this way, please contact Deacon Larry at 703-421-5815 (or leave your name with our Parish Secretary).

JOSHUAA Catholic Scripture Study International CourseThe Book of Joshua is a historical account of how the Israelites conquered Canaan, the land God promised them in the covenant with Abraham. The book details Joshua's obedience to God, the bloody yet miraculous battles and the division of the land among the 12 tribes.Meets Tuesday mornings, 10am-noon in the Parish Hall and Thursday evenings, 7-8:30pm in the Oratory (Oratory class size limited to 24)

ACTSby Jeff Cavins and Sarah ChristmyerStep Three in The Great Adventure Bible Study Program, Acts: The Spread of the Kingdom, builds on The Bible Timeline and Matthew* by show-ing how Christ's Kingdom on earth is empowered to carry out his work in the world. The book of Acts shows the Church, enlivened by the Holy Spirit, teaching, preaching, healing, and restoring outcasts in the same way that Jesus did on earth.The Acts of the Apostles provides an historic framework for understanding the rest of the New Testament. Paul’s letters in particular come alive in a new way when they are read within the context of the Acts narrative.*You need not have taken The Bible Timeline or Matthew to register for this courseMeets Tuesday evening, 7-9pm in the Parish Hall. A light supper is served.

For more information, please call Dave and Lisa Doseff, 540-822-3026 Please make checks out to ‘St. Francis de Sales’. Confidential SCHOLARSHIPS are available.Today (Aug. 26) is the last day to register for Bible study!!!Fill in the registration form below and place it in the Registration box in the narthex. Thank you!

Iwould like to attend (please check)

_____Joshua - Tuesday mornings, Parish Hall, 10am – 12 noon, Sept. 4 thru Dec. 11_____Joshua – Thursday evenings, Oratory Room, 7 – 8:30 pm_____Enclosed is my check for $22 _____ I would like a scholarship to be able to attend

_____ Acts -Tuesday evenings, Parish Hall, 7- 9pm, Sept. 4th through April/May 2013_____ Enclosed is my check for $30 _____ I would like a scholarship to be able to attend_____ I already have the materials from having taken the course before

Name (s):____________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________ E-mail ________________________________

Enjoy a meal at Ruby Tuesday’s and Giveback to our CommunityCatholic Charities, Western Regional Office is part-nering with Ruby Tuesday’s to help families within our community. Grab family and friends and join us at the 1003 Edwards Ferry Road NE Leesburg location of Ruby Tuesday’s on August 27, 28, and 29th. Please present the Giveback Flyer to your server, and Ruby Tuesday’s will give 20% of your purchase to the Western Regional Office. These monies will go directly to families facing eviction or disconnection of utilities.Please join us in this exciting fundraiser!The flyer can be downloaded from our website www.saintfrancisparish.org

New Catholic Montessori School forming in Purcellville For children ages 3-6. Private tours by appointment. Email Suzanne Stanmeyer at sstanmeyer@gmail.com for further info.

MARRIAGE HELP Retrouvaille has helped tens of thousands of couples at all stages of disillusionment or misery in their marriage. This program can help you too. For confidential informa-tion about or to register for the program beginning the weekend of October 5-7, call: 703 351 7211 or www.HelpOurMarriage.com

Senior LuncheonJoin us for lunch and conversation at noon on Tuesday, August 28 at 12 noon in the Parish Hall. Who is a senior? Whoever wants to be - no age minimum!

Fun Run / Walk for the Unborn

Labor Day, Monday September 3rd

St John The Apostle Church101 Oakcrest Manor Dr. Leesburg

Gates open at 8amAll proceeds benefit Divine Mercy Care and its principal program Tepeyac Family Center, LLC