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2 Christ the King Adoration Chapel

3 PAC (Parish Activity Center) & PAC Classroom

4 Guadalupe Hall

5 School & School Offices (Lourdes Hall)

6 & 7 Parish House, under the protection of Our Lady of Fatima

8 KofC Building

9 Pope Francis House

10 Walsingham Hall

Parking Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14

Dear Friends in Christ,

In last week’s bulletin column, I mentioned Cornelius Jansen, the Catholic bishop who was condemned for teaching

about nature and grace in a way which was perilously close to Puritanical Protestantism. There were a number of in-

credibly famous and fascinating people who were involved with the Jansenist movement in some way or another. A

convent of nuns flourished at a place called Port-Royal under the guidance of a woman of steel named Mère Angelique.

The philosopher and writer Blaise Pascal was a fan of the movement. Many were serious Christians who were horri-

fied by the moral degeneracy they saw in both Church and State, but their obsession with their own perfection at the

expense of basic human mercy and compassion, and their increasing rebellion against the communion of the Church,

caused ripples within the Church for centuries. Catholics particularly in Ireland and France were formed by a Jansenist

spirituality whose traces can still be discerned.

One of the more interesting aspects of the Jansenist movement was a concern over liturgical worship. A synod was

held in Pistoia, Italy, in 1786, which made concrete proposals by which the Jansenists sought to manipulate the liturgy

to advance their ideas. In theory, they sought to restore Christianity to a supposed primitive purity. But in doing so,

they called for drastic reductions in saints feast days, indulgences, processions, images and the veneration of relics.

They argued for purging from the Mass and the Divine Office what was not purely Scriptural. They called for the ver-

nacular instead of Latin to be used at Mass. It was all a convenient way to consolidating their own power as the “pure”

interpreters of the Gospel and attacking their enemies inside the Church. Interestingly enough, many of these same

proposals resurfaced again in the 20th century, and, in not quite as radical a way as the Jansenists wanted, have refash-

ioned the experience of Catholic worship ever since.

The Jesuits were the principal adversaries of the Jansenists. They were convinced that man could be saved even with

imperfect contrition, and that God is always loving and merciful, putting the love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for all

men at the heart of their preaching. While the Jansenists removed images from churches and taught our own moral

perfection, the Jesuits introduced the image and devotion of the Sacred Heart and taught reliance on Jesus’ mercy and

love. Both groups were enthusiastic and zealous in reaching others with their ideas. Interestingly enough, Jansenism

was actually very popular among laypeople and religious who wanted a perfect Church that didn’t necessarily have to

be coextensive with the visible Church, while the Jesuit message was still very tied to the priesthood, the sacraments

and visible communion with the Church.

Catholics found themselves with two very different models of living the Gospel message: one formally condemned as

heretical by churchmen whose Christian witness was less than inspiring and the other which resonated deeply in Cath-

olic people who wanted hope and the life of the tradition of the Church. Jansenism was attractive, but essentially life-

denying, and so it had had a long sputtering death throughout the centuries. The devotion to the Sacred Heart, and

the emphasis on the mercy and compassion of the Savior, may not have eclipsed puritanical tendencies in the Church,

but certainly has won over more converts to God than the followers of Jansen. If today’s laxity is a reaction to Jansen-

ism, the answer is not in more Jansenist puritanism, but in the hope filled message of the Gospel as demonstrated in

the Sacred Heart of the Divine Redeemer.

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com

sunday, 17 nov33rd sunday in ordinary time

(OF year C)

23rd sunday after pentecost (EF)

monday, 18 novst rose philippine duchesne (OF)

the dedication of the basilicas of

saints peter & paul (OF & EF)

tuesday, 19 novweekday (OF)

st elizabeth of hungary (EF)

8a Mass Henry Pate+(FRT)

10a Mass Madelaine Tedrick-L (FCS)

12p EF Mass For the People of the Parish FRT)

6p Mass Elpedia Estores+(FCS)

7a Mass Ken & Carolyn Franks-L (FRT)

12p EF Mass Naomi Cordova-L (FRT)

7p Novena

7a Mass Paul Casey+(FRT)

12p EF Mass Denise & Matt Mannino-L (FCS)

wednesday, 20 novweekday (OF)

st felix of valois (EF)

thursday, 21 novpresentation of the blessed virgin

mary (OF & EF)

friday, 22 novst cecilia (OF & EF)

8.30a Mass William DeBruin-L (FCS)

12p EF Mass Denise Cordova-L (FRT)

5p Confessions (FCS & FRT)

7a Mass Paula Travaglini+(FCS)

12p EF Mass Penelope Callahan-L (FCS)

7a Mass Erna Bloom+(FRT)

12p EF Mass Jude Anderson-L (FRT)

saturday, 23 novst columban, & blessed miguel augustin

pro (OF)

st clement I (OF & EF)

sunday, 24 novchrist the king (OF year C )

24th & last sunday after pentecost

(EF)

prayer requests

All those serving our country, Gena Cunning-

ham, Julie Mallory, Bridgitte Gunnells, Wrenn

Calcutt, Jim Bannister, Stephen Wiltberger,

Lillie Nesbitt, Kevin Stainton, Doris Pratt, Ron

Schichtel, Sarah Williams, Kenneth Price, Joan

Rohaley, Jackie Andrejack, Deacon Bob Smith,

Shannon Harkins, Charlie Dusthimer, Gloria

Dussich, Genny Khars, Rose Schillaci, Kristina

Murphy, Kenny Sajous, Laurie Taylor, Tony

Scachetti, Carl Jones, Mary DeCosimo, Jackie

Fiedler, Louise Krug, John Pullo, Rita Herd,

Bob Sebenick, Isabelle DeSilva, Emily Stapinski,

Joan Snoad, Rosa Pate, Rose Sitka, Ann For-

tun, Kiele Binsted, Bryan Warga, Luigina

Warga, Carlos & Karina Jimenez, Miriam Owen,

Christy Smith, Paris Sabrissi, Stella Boris, M/M

Cathy & Jeffrey Billings, Jennifer Pfaffl, Karina

Smith, Tammy Lopez, and Rachel Chambers.

8a EF Mass Jean Pierre Wersinger+ (FCS)

3.30p Confessions (FCS & FRT)

5p Mass Matthew Imber+(FRT)

8a Mass Ed Rauch+(FRT)

10a Mass Mike Tedrick-L (FCS)

12p EF Mass James Andrew Cline+(FRT)

6p Mass For the People of the Parish (FCS)

Prince of Peace Community Calendar

Please contact the Parish Office to request a name be added to the prayer list. We will leave names on the prayer list for two weeks, unless requested otherwise.


Fraternus is a mentoring program for boys from 6th

to 12th grade run by the men of the parish 18-99yo!

All men are invited to mentor, regardless of whether

they have a family member in the program. The men

form a brotherhood of Christian men seeking virtue

and invite the young men into that brotherhood.

• 6th-12th graders are invited to join Frat Nights

on Wednesdays from 7-8:45pm in the PAC

To learn more, contact Paul Pizzuti at 864.501.8954

or [email protected]

We’re thrilled you’re part of our parish family: Luke

& Dolly Wehbeth; Shawn & Genevieve Caplette; Ma-

rianne Kobylarz; Dan & Antoinette Dyer; Emily Rees;

Christian & Claudia Avila and Francis & Linda Sanita.

Please pray with us! Novena of the Miraculous Medal of the Virgin Mary is said every Monday night 7p-7.15p in the adoration chapel.

Consider being an usher/greeter at one of our many

masses! Contact Marco De Maria at 864.414.3090

or at [email protected] to discuss how you can

help us with this important ministry.

The prayer shawl ministry meets the third Friday of

the month at 10a in the Parish House. All are wel-

come! Questions? Contact Jeanette Kripinski at

864.801.3078.

Happenings & Needs

Are you a Mom seeking community from other

Catholic Moms? Join the Facebook group: Upstate

Catholic Moms to connect with Moms online, receive

invitations to spontaneous events, and more!

• During the school year, this group meets on cer-

tain Fridays from 9.30a-11.30a for a rosary, Gos-

pel reading, coffee and socializing in Parish House

• Upcoming dates: 22 November; 6 & 13

December

Learn more via Annie: [email protected]

Check out our award-winning parish school! Tours

for grades K3-8th are available at your convenience

by scheduling with Tammy Lopez at 864.331.3911.

Parents desiring Baptism for their children must at-

tend a Baptism Class. The next class will be held on

Thursday, 19 December at 6.30p in Parish House

Conference Room. Questions? Contact Deacon Gus

at 864.420.0497 or [email protected].

Did you know that in addition to Prince of Peace

Catholic Church having Shrines with relics of St

Josemaría Escrivá & Blessed Karl of Austria, our altar

contains relics of St Pius X, St Callistus I, St Linus &

St Elizabeth Ann Seaton? And, Fr Smith has a favorite

ciborium engraved with “Pope Pius X” (Pius X is the

pope who lowered age for First Communion).

envelopes #374 $18,798

loose cash $2,307

electronic deposits #57 $4,738

total sunday offertory $25,843

weekly budget needed $25,000

surplus/(shortfall) $843

all saints & all souls $5,753

st vincent de paul society $6,356

All hours to adore are available

for adoption. Below are hours

where a co-adorer (2nd person)

is needed & *urgent needs:

6p & 8p Mondays

3a & 1p* Saturdays

Contact Lisa Buss to obtain the

code to the door at

864.508.7123. The code is not available via email

alone. Questions?

[email protected].


During the Advent & Christmas seasons, we will re-frain from any group selling items in the Narthex af-ter Mass. Therefore, we encourage anyone who would normally have asked for space during that timeframe to reach out to Angela Calabro for a table on the weekend of 23-24 November. Vendors:• Handmade Advent wreaths: average price is

$40 for small and $55 for large and includes can-

dles.

• Olivewood Hand Carvings from Bethle-

hem These carvings are made by Christians of

Bethlehem who rely on sales as their source of

income

• Christmas cards for sale by the Knights of Co-

lumbus

• Angel Tree by St Vincent de Paul Society. If you

take an Angel Tree card, please provide your

name and phone number on the provided sign up

sheet on the table next to the Angel Tree. Pre-

sents are due back no later than 15 December. In

fairness to other kids in the same family, only purchase the items on the card.

• POP Christmas Ornament featuring our na-

tivity scene. Each ornament is $20 and available

at the parish office.

• Baked Goods from the parish school perfect

for gifting around the holidays

• POP Watercolor reprint of our original water-

color Christmas Card 2019 by Theresa Barnett

The Immaculate Conception of The Blessed Virgin

Mary celebrates the conception of the Blessed Virgin

Mary in the womb of her mother, Saint Anne, free

from original sin by virtue of the merits of her son

Jesus. The Feast day is 8 December, which lands on

Sunday this year. Therefore, it has been moved to

Monday, 9 December. Mass are times are: 7a Low,

12p Latin & 7p Sung.

Service hours are available helping with the basket-

ball program on Saturdays in the PAC. Contact Maria

at [email protected].

Happenings & Needs

Fr Smith’s advent reading is Searching for and Main-

taining Peace: A Small Treatise on Peace of Heart by Fr

Jacques Philippe. It can be purchased for $7.95 from

Amazon.

• About the book: We live in an age character-

ized by agitation and lack of peace. This tendency

manifests itself in our spiritual as well as our sec-

ular life. In our search for God and holiness, in

our service to our neighbor, a kind of restless-

ness and anxiety take the place of the confidence

and peace which ought to be ours. What must

we do to overcome the moments of fear and

distress which assail us? How can we learn to

place all our confidence in God and abandon

ourselves into his loving care? This is what is taught in this simple, yet profound little treatise

on peace of head. Taking concrete examples

from our everyday life, the author invites us to

respond in a Gospel fashion to the upsetting situ-

ations we must all confront. Since peace of heart

is a pure gift of God, it is something we should

seek, pursue and ask him for without cease. This

book is here to help us in that pursuit.

Did you know our St. Vincent de Paul Society helps between 170-200 people every month with food, utility assistance and clothing? Together with the Knights of Columbus 9184, they have identified over 100 families in need of generosity this Thanksgiving. From monies raised at the 24th annual Craft Fair & Gift Show, 90 meals will be purchased! But, there are more in need. Here are ways to help:• consider supporting a family in need with a dona-

tion of $50/meal (in an envelope marked Thanks-giving and dropped in a SVdP box in the Church)

• help deliver meals on Thanksgiving morning! Sign up at http://bit.ly/turkeyPOP

• donate gently used coats for children in sizes medium, large and XL (a few baby and toddler sizes are needed) (marked in box in Narthex)

Questions? Contact Simone Imber (SvdP) at [email protected].

The Parish office will close at noon on Tuesday, 26 November through Friday, 29 November in ob-servance of Thanksgiving.


Happenings & Needs

A recommendation by Maria Barontini: 24 Christmas

Stories to Welcome Jesus is a great book to lead

children into a prayerful Advent season. If you pur-

chase any book through the link below, your order

will contribute points to our Religious Education at

program These points are then used to purchase ad-

ditional material for our program. Orders placed in

November will arrive in December and will be dis-

tributed by Maria Barontini.

ignatiusbookclub.com code 6R7VFH

For men only:

• All men are invited to join a study of Acts meet-

ing on Tuesdays at 7p in the Middle School Build-

ing. For questions, contact Michael Thompson at

864.449.7845.

For women only:

• All women are invited to a study meeting on

Wednesdays at 7p in the Middle School Bldg on

the Mysteries of the Rosary, a Blessed Is She

study. Contact Angela Calabro with questions.

For adults:• All adults are invited to a 24-week study of Jeff

Cavins’ The Bible Timeline presented as an im-pressive video-series with workbooks and discus-sion led by Angela Calabro on Thursdays from 7-9p. The study will last through 2 April 2020 skip-ping Thanksgiving, the day after Christmas and the day after New Years! The workbooks are $40 each. Contact Angela to reserve your copy. Scholarships available.

We have put a hold on Mass intentions being said at

Prince of Peace until further notice. However, we

can accept Mass intentions to be said in the Holy

Land. The Mass stipend is $10 and goes to the Chris-

tians in the Holy Land. We will submit them on the

first of every month and will provide a Mass card.

However, we do not know exactly when the Mass

will be said. Forms are in the literature rack in the

Narthex and in the Parish Office.

Donations toward the sanctuary lamp, bread

& wine, flowers, and music remain open!

Cursillo is an apostolic movement in the Catholic

church in which men and women grow and maintain

a close relationship with Christ.

• Men & women attend a regular Second Saturday

Ultreya Mass at 5p with a delicious potluck din-

ner after in the Knights of Columbus House.

Contact Joe Valitchka for more information:

864.386.1393 or [email protected].

The 2020 Greenville Attractions Dining & Value Sav-

ings Guide is available for $20 (while supplies last,

the 2019 BOOK is FREE with purchase of 2020

book). Funds raised support the Carol Tonon Schol-

arship Fund, available to students attending our par-

ish school. Start saving with your purchase of this

book available in the parish and school office. Call

Cheryl Wargo at 864.879.7671 with questions.

The purpose of a recollection is to help participants

sanctify their ordinary life in and through their work,

family, and recreational activities. In the spirit of

Opus Dei, the next Recollections are:

• Men: Friday, 10 January at 7p; reception to fol-

low in the Parish House.

• Women: Saturday, 11 January at 9a; reception

to follow in Parish House.

Donate toward our

Christmas decorations!

Lit trees are $150 each with sponsors listed in

the bulletin! Mail your check to Maria Rausch

clearly marking "Christmas Tree" on your

check. Deadline 11 December.

Flowers in memory or honor of loved

ones may be donated using the Christ-

mas flower envelope by 17 De-

cember. Please clearly print

the name of your

loved one on

your enve-

lope.


Happenings & Needs

Join us in praying for those couples in our parish fam-

ily celebrating a wedding anniversary! Blessed Karl &

Servant of God Zita, pray for:

• Michael & Anne Bianco, 35 years on 17 November

• Mark & Leslie French, 29 years on 17 November

• Ryan & Jennifer DeGraw, 14 years on 19 November

• Matthew & Denise Mannino, 7 years on 19 November

• Tony & Mary Ann DeCredico, 59 years on 20 November

• Andy & Jennifer Pfaffl, 16 years on 29 November

• John & Melissa Thomas, 17 years on 30 November

Send us your anniversary! Email Kylee at

[email protected]

• First Holy Communion Retreat (required) will be 29 February 2020 8.45a-12.15p.

• Confirmation Retreat (required) will be 14 March 2020 (all day).

• Understanding Human Trafficking is 7

March 2020 at 7p with guest speaker, Beth

Messick, Executive Director of Jasmine Road.

• Totus Tuus 2020 will be 12-17 July. Registra-

tion opens in February 2020.

Parish directories are available in the office for $20.

Please come during normal office hours.

If you have POP basketball jerseys that you are not

using and would like to give them back to the church,

please drop them off at the parish office or give them

to one of the coaches in the gym on Sundays.

Our Latin Mass community invites everyone to join

their First Sunday of the Month Potluck after the EF

12n Mass. Bring a dish to share and enjoy being part

of this vibrant group! Contact Tracey Mershon at

[email protected] with questions.

• All youth ages in 9th-12th grade are invited to

participate in CYO (Catholic Youth Organiza-

tion) on Sundays at 7p in Parish House!

• Can you make dinner? http://bit.ly/CYOdinners

Questions? Contact Stephanie and John at

[email protected].

The new archives committee has obtained storage

facilities for documents that are to be collected. The

mission is to collect, catalog and preserve documents

that are integral to the history of the parish. If you

are interested in history and conservation, please

contact Ed at [email protected]!

We're offering access to Formed On Demand to

all of our active parishioners! When you register at

formed.org/register, use code GYYF72. The parish

receives your name/confirms your status. Then, you

receive FREE access to our subscription service of-

fering access to thousands of studies, films, audios,

and ebooks. Discover great digital media from over

40 of the best Catholic content producers including

the Augustine Institute, Ignatius Press, the USCCB,

Catholic Answers, EWTN, St. Paul Center, Marian

Press, Sophia Press, FOCUS, and many more.


Happy 10th Anniversary, Fr Tomlinson!

A Letter from Fr Christopher Smith on the occasion of

Fr Tomlinson’s 10th ordination anniversary:

I first met Richard Tomlinson when I was a newly minted priest

and he was just coming into the diocese. We both survived St

Mary’s, Greenville together, and forged a friendship that has

been one of the most rewarding of my life. I was privileged to

be at his Ordination as a Priest and First Mass, and I was struck

how the date of his ordination was the Presentation of the

Blessed Virgin in the Temple, the beautiful feast of the virtue of

religion. There were many reasons in 2011 that I accepted to

come to Prince of Peace, but one of the highest on my list was

to be able to build something beautiful for God with a man who,

year by year, I increase in respect for. He and I may have al-

most opposite temperaments and character, but in its weird

way, I think that complementary is one of the many graces that make Prince of Peace work. I’m blessed to have my “A

team” of staff in the parish, but, if there is a jewel in the crown, it really is the man who we all refer to affectionately as

Father T.

I know for a fact that Father T would do his (in)famous eye roll and infectious laugh to hear himself described like that,

but he, and his ministry, deserve to be, not just commemorated, but celebrated! There are many who call Prince of

Peace their spiritual home, and many more beyond the confines of this parish, whose lives will never be the same be-

cause of the way he responds Fiat day in and day out to the Lord’s call for discipleship and ministry.

I was present at Father’s defense of his doctoral dissertation in biblical theology at the Angelicum in Rome, and it was

there that I finally began to get a grasp on the formidable intellect that hides out behind his quiet exterior. I have

learned a tremendous amount from this man. In any number of cases, we have been talking about any number of sub-

jects under the sun, and I am amazed at his breadth and depth of knowledge. History, politics, sports, classic movies,

food, languages, theology, the Bible: he has to be the most intellectually and culturally stimulating cleric I have ever met.

And y’all know, I am always searching out deep conversation partners to drink deeply from their wisdom. His humility

in the way in which he shares that seemingly endless knowledge is something I keep a holy envy for!

I’m also privileged to get to see how Father lives his priesthood in a way that many of you might not get to see, at least

the way I do. Richard Tomlinson is a priest’s priest. This is a man who has a deep interior life, and much of the spir-

itual powerhouse that is our parish is from his constant prayer. To see him celebrate Mass and pray the traditional

office, to study and spend time in contemplative prayer with God, in the church, in the rectory chapel, is edifying and

delightful. Father and I, in theory, divide up the week for who’s on call for emergencies, but in so many cases, as I am

burdened by the administrative tasks proper to the pastor, he somehow attends to those important events. You know

when this priest has been at the bedside of a loved one; you can’t easily forget the presence of the Lord shining

through him. Mercy and compassion with him are not showpieces, but

authentic and spring forth from a deep faith. You will never know the con-

solation this priest of God has brought so many people for so many years.

We playfully joke about our parish as the confession capital of Greenville.

While Father T many not be Padre Pio, he has an ever increasing number

of people who seek out his spiritual counsel. Even though he is my paro-

chial vicar, and in churchese I am his “superior”, I am blessed to learn from

his prudent and loving counsel. I’m one of my many who look to him as a

spiritual father, and at the same time have the opportunity to live, work

and pray with him as a brother. I’ve lived with many priests in my time,

but I have never enjoyed the experience as much I have with our Father T.

Ad multos annos to a much-loved father, brother and friend. Please join me

and our parish family in celebrating ten years of faithful ministry for Father T, and in looking forward with joyful hope

to so many more.


Contact Us

Fr. Christopher Smith Pastor 864.268.4352 [email protected]

Fr. Richard Tomlinson Parochial Vicar 864.268.4352 [email protected]

Deacon Robert Smith Deacon 864.908.7047 [email protected]

Phil Head Director of Administration 864.331.3908 [email protected]

Mark Pulley Director of Finance/Bookkeeper 864.331.3907 [email protected]

Maria Rauch Parish Secretary 864.331.3901 [email protected]

*contact Maria R. about facility reservations and requesting Anointing of the Sick prior to surgery or when gravely ill

Angela Calabro Director of Catechesis & Evangelization 864.331.3905 [email protected]

*contact Angela about marriage preparation (call at least 6 months in advanced of proposed wedding date)

Maria Barontini Pastoral Associate for Children’s Catechesis 864.331.3919 [email protected]

*contact Maria B. about first confession, first communion, and confirmation

Alan Reed Director of Music 864.331.3904 [email protected]

Emily Sigmon Pastoral Associate for Youth & Children's Music 864.331.3952 [email protected]

Elizabeth Wilson Organist 864.331.3906 [email protected]

Steven Cunningham Principal 864.331.2145 [email protected]

Tammy Lopez Office Manager 864.331.3911 [email protected]

20s-30s-40s group facebook.com/groups/20s30s40s

Basketball Maria Rauch 864.331.3901 [email protected]

Cub Scouts/Boy Scouts Harry Grilliot/Marty Yigdall 864.423.6541 [email protected]

Communications Director Kylee Jean Heap 864.266.8843 [email protected]

CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) John & Stephanie Lasitter [email protected]

Foster Families Sara Hinson 864.434.8725 [email protected]

Food & Financial Assistance St. Vincent de Paul Society 864.331.3937

Fraternus Paul Pizzuti/Thomas Connelly 864.501.8954 [email protected]

Knights of Columbus 9184 John Olson 864.354.5680 [email protected]

Natural Family Planning Kristie Killough 864.243.7800

Respect Life Tanya Wersinger 864.979.1856 [email protected]

Sick & Homebound Mark Thompson 864.630.0606

Spiritual Direction Lisa Buss [email protected]

Widows/Widowers (BOUNCE) Jean Casey 864.268.7554

Fr. Christopher Smith Pastor 864.268.4352 [email protected]

Fr. Richard Tomlinson Parochial Vicar 864.268.4352 [email protected]

Deacon Robert Smith Deacon 864.908.7047 [email protected]

*contact Deacon Bob about declarations of nullity

Deacon Gus Suarez Deacon 864.420.0497 [email protected]


Diocesan & Other Parish News

Skills & Drills Basketball is a Christmas camp at St

Joseph’s High School, to help teach kids the funda-

mentals of the game while enhancing their overall

basketball IQ. Kids at all skill levels are welcome and

can expect intense drills that will help improve their

basketball skills. The camp will focus on dribbling,

shooting, defense and game situations. The last hour

of each day will be directed towards live play and

competition for prizes. This is for grades 3-8, boys/

girls, 9-11a except Sunday is 2-4p. Price is $50. If

interested, please contact Landry Assinesi at

[email protected] or

626.321.2425

All students in grades 5 to 12 are invited to take part

in the Catholic Quiz Bowl of South Carolina to be

held on Saturday, 8 February 2020 at Our Lady of

the Hills in Columbia, SC. The Catholic Quiz

Bowl is a fast-paced game of knowledge, with ques-

tions pertaining to the Catholic Faith, the Bible, the

Saints, the Sacraments, etc. Students play on teams

of 3 to 4 players, going up against other teams, in an

effort to be the first to push their buzzers and give

the correct answers to the questions. Winning teams

will receive cash prizes. More information and entry

forms are available: [email protected]

at catholicquizbowlsc.wordpress.com. Entries are

due on January 8.

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