“Christ Healing the Blind” by El Greco

65 Sacred Heart Lane ♦ Glyndon, MD 21071 ♦ Phone: 410-833-1696 Email: parish@shgparish.org ♦ Website: www.shgparish.org

March 22, 2020 ♦ Fourth Sunday of Lent CELEBRATING CHRIST SINCE 1873

LITURGICAL SCHEDULE

Weekend Masses: Saturday Vigil at 4:00 PM

Sunday at 7:30 AM (quiet)

9:00 AM • 10:30 AM (choir)

12:00 noon (contemporary choir)

5:00 PM

Misa en Español: Sabado a las 7:00 PM

Domingo a las 1:45 PM

Weekday Mass /

Communion Service

in the Little Church: Monday – Friday

at 7:00 & 9:00 AM

Saturday at 8:00 AM

Holy Day Schedule: Consult bulletin.

Eucharistic Adoration

on First Fridays: Exposition follows 9:00 AM Mass

and concludes with Benediction

before Saturday 8:00 AM Mass

(Little Church).

Jesus, Our Divine Physician

March 22, 2020 Sacred Heart of Glyndon Fourth Sunday of Lent

Coronavirus Update as of March 18, 2020:

Dear parishioners,

To safeguard the well-being of the faithful of the Archdiocese of Baltimore and in keeping with the order of the State of Maryland, Archbishop Lori has determined that all public Masses are cancelled until further notice. Weddings, baptisms, and funerals may proceed, but attendance is limited to the legal number of participants — 10, including the presider. Compliance with all state and local government-imposed restrictions on the number of people at public gatherings is mandatory, regardless of the type of gathering.

• All public parish activities at Sacred Heart have been cancelled until further notice, including our Pastorate Reconciliation Service that was planned for March 26.

• Pastoral visits to the sick and homebound have been suspended for the time being.

• Confessions are available by appointment only and will not be available at their usual Saturday time; please call the Parish Office at 410-833-1696 to make arrangements.

The Little Church will be open for private prayer and adoration

from 9:30 AM – 9:00 PM every day (10:00 AM – 9:00 PM on Sundays).

• Please practice “social distancing” by keeping 10 feet away from those around you in the church.

• Please use hand sanitizer (provided inside) when entering and leaving the church.

• By the order of the State of Maryland, if the group grows larger than 10 people, some people will have to leave.

Changes by the State or local authority could alter this guidance. If you cannot follow these instructions, please do not enter the church. Thank you! As we pray for you and with you virtually each morning, please know of our concern for each and every member of our parish community and beyond. If there are people who are alone, isolated, older, or sick, please let us know about them — and we can do whatever the law will allow us in order to reach out in care. This is a great time for us to update our information on those who are in nursing centers, home bound, or just in need of conversation. We are lining up a great crew of volunteers to call, text, and pray with people during this time. If you would like to join this ministry, please let us know!

The Archdiocese of Baltimore has also established a coronavirus webpage which is updated regularly — www.archbalt.org/coronavirus.

Weekly Liturgical Schedule

Masses continue to be offered each day privately by our priests — without the physical presence of the faithful — for the Sacred Heart and St. Charles Pastorate during the restriction of public Masses. Rest assured, all Mass intentions that have been offered by parishioners will be prayed for at Mass.

These Masses are “livestreamed” at 9:00 AM from Sunday – Friday and 8:00 AM on Saturdays on our parish Facebook page. Videos are posted afterward to the parish website home page and YouTube channel for those not on Facebook. We will stream Stations of the Cross at 7:00 PM on Friday evenings. Please see Page 4 of this bulletin for full details and links.

Scripture Readings: March 29, 2020

Ez 37:12-14 Ps 130:1-8 Rom 8:8-11

Jn 11:1-45 or 11:3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45

Jesus is our resurrection and our life (3). Because he has given us of the Spirit, we are no longer dead because of sin, but alive (1, 2). In Jesus is the fullness of redemption (Ps).

PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Gerard Francik

Pastor

frfrancik@shgparish.org

Rev. Canisius T. Tah

Associate Pastor

frcanisius@shgparish.org

Rev. Hilario Avendaño Associate Pastor for Hispanic Ministry

Mr. James A. Ryan

Retired Deacon

Mr. James Nuzzo

Deacon

Mr. Bill Arther

Permanent Deacon Intern

Ms. Jamie Danielson

Director of Mission

jdanielson@shgparish.org

Sr. Cecilia Cyford, SSJ Coordinator of Religious Education

sr.cecilia@shgparish.org

Mrs. Michele Hunter Coordinator of RCIA & Adult Faith Formation

mhunter@shgparish.org

Ms. Susan Lea Coordinator of Youth & Young Adult Ministry slea@shgparish.org

Mrs. Jeanne Cossentino

Principal

jcossentino@shgschool.org

Mrs. Anne Purnell

Asst. Middle School Principal

apurnell@shgschool.org

Mrs. Georgeann Gurkovich

Asst. Principal

ggurkovich@shgschool.org

Mrs. Kathy Whitelock Coordinator of Development & Communications

kwhitelock@shgparish.org

ASSISTING CLERGY

Rev. James Proffitt

SEMINARIAN INTERN

Mr. Maurice Sunde Afor

msunde@shgparish.org

Sacramental

Bautizos: Se celebran cada segundo sábado del mes (excepto durante la cuaresma). Los padres y los padrinos requieren asistir a una clase de preparación que se realiza el tercer domingo de cada mes y los padrinos deben haber recibido todos los sacramentos de iniciación cristiana (Bautizo, Confirmación y Eucaristía). Favor llamar a la oficina para mayor información. Matrimonio: Las parejas que están planeando en casarse deben contactar el sacerdote o el diacono por lo menos seis meses antes de la fecha planeada para este sacramento. Todas las parejas comprometidas deben de tomar el cursillo prematrimonial. Unción de los Enfermos: En caso de emergencia llamar a la oficina parroquial o a la rectoría. Por favor notificar a la oficina si sabe de alguien que se encuentre en el hospital y necesite de este sacramento. Sacramento de la Reconciliación: El sacramento de la confesión se celebra los sábados de 5:30 p.m. a 6:45 p.m.

Por qué el Ayuno? Es necesario dar una respuesta profunda a esta pregunta, para que quede clara la relación entre el ayuno y la conversión, esto es, la transformación espiritual que acerca del hombre a Dios. El abstenerse de la comida y la bebida tienen como fin introducir en la existencia del hombre no sólo el equilibrio necesario, sino también el desprendimiento de lo que se podría definir como "actitud consumística". Tal actitud ha venido a ser en nuestro tiempo una de las características de Ia civilización occidental. El hombre, orientado hacia los bienes materiales, muy frecuentemente abusa de ellos. La civilización se mide entonces según Ia cantidad y Ia calidad de las cosas que están en condiciones de proveer al hombre y no se mide con el metro adecuado al hombre. Esta civilización de consumo suministra los bienes materiales no sólo para que sirvan al hombre en orden a desarrollar las actividades creativas y útiles, sino cada vez más para satisfacer los sentidos, Ia excitación que se deriva de ellos, el placer, una multiplicación de sensaciones cada vez mayor. El hombre de hoy debe abstenerse de muchos medios de consumo, de estímulos, de satisfacción de los sentidos: ayunar significa abstenerse de algo. El hombre es él mismo sólo cuando logra decirse a sí mismo: No. No es Ia renuncia por Ia renuncia: sino para el mejor y más equilibrado desarrollo de sí mismo, para vivir mejor los valores superiores, para el dominio de sí mismo.

Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón IV Domingo de Cuaresma

22 de Marzo de 2020

Nuestros sacerdotes continúan ofreciendo misas cada día en privado, sin la presencia física de los fieles, para el Sagrado Corazón y la Pastoración de San Carlos durante la restricción de las Misas públicas. Tenga la seguridad de que todas las intenciones de la misa que hayan sido ofrecidas por los feligreses serán exoneradas (oraron en la misa). Estas misas se transmiten en vivo a las 9:00 a.m. de domingo a viernes y a las 8:00 a.m. los sábados en inglés en nuestra página de Facebook de la parroquia y luego se publican en la página de inicio del sitio web de la parroquia para aquellos que no están en Facebook. La misa en español será el jueves a las 7:00 p.m. y el sábado a las 7:00 p.m. Transmitiremos Estaciones de la Cruz en inglés a las 7:00 PM los viernes por la noche. Consulte la página 4 de este boletín para obtener todos los detalles y enlaces. www.facebook.com/pg/Sacred-Heart

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March 22, 2020

We Welcome the Newly Baptized — Lola Olivia White

Wedding Banns

Second Time: Wilman Bonilla Varela and Tania Lisseth Romero Funes, both of Sacred Heart Parish

Pray for the Repose of the Souls of the Faithful Departed May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen.

Barbara Henriksen, Merly Novicio

Please Remember the Sick in Your Prayers Lucy Angerer, Mary Ellen and Mike Berry, Georgeanne Bond, Abby Renehan Cafiero, John Dotson, Maria Ekavhiare, Theresa Eyler, Bob Filippelli, Sandy Gamber, Les Gilmore, Troy Heiner, Sam Hibbard, Gerry Kleiman, Dawn Marie, Loretta McCusker, Carlyle Montanye, Scott Moser, Elaine Ortiz, Tihomir Peruzovic, Joseph Plummer Jr., Judy Schaefer, Mel Serio, Ryan Shriver, George Stifler

Names Will Remain on the Sick List for 5 Weeks If there is a need for the name of your loved one to be on the list for a longer period of time, we will be happy to accommodate you; please call the office at 410-833-1696.

Sign up for FlockNote Messages from Sacred Heart and the “myParish” App Sacred Heart Parish uses the FlockNote message system to send alerts, important announcements, and news to parishioners. Messages can be sent by email or text message. To get connected, simply go online to shg.flocknote.com and sign up.

You can also go to myparishapp.com and download the “myParish” app for your cell phone. Simple instructions will help you connect with Sacred Heart Parish.

View Videos of Sacred Heart Masses at Facebook — Livestream and Archived www.facebook.com/pg/Sacred-Heart-Parish-in-Glyndon-Md-174467025982659/videos/ Or simply search online for “Facebook Sacred Heart Parish in Glyndon MD”. You do not have to belong to Facebook to view these videos.

Sacred Heart YouTube Channel with Archived Videos www.youtube.com/channel/UCyTxhPFieS6MbRCSySCp4pw

News, Alerts, and Links at the Parish Website Home Page: www.shgparish.org

Additional Links to Online and Television Masses

www.archbalt.org/online-mass/ — A list of parishes (with links) throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore that broadcast Masses live online, on radio, or on television

www.wordonfire.org/daily-mass/ — Daily Mass offered by Word on Fire for the foreseeable future, with Bishop Robert Barron and Fr. Steve Grunow

“Heart of the Nation” Sunday TV Mass for the Homebound You can tune in the Catholic Mass on TV at WNUV Channel 54 on Sundays at 7:00 AM, or you can watch online anytime at www.HeartoftheNation.org.

.. Sacred Heart of Glyndon Fourth Sunday of Lent

MUSIC MINISTRY

Mrs. Katie Angerer

kangerer@shgschool.org

Mr. Mathew Lane

mathewlane@verizon.net

Parish Office Hours

Monday – Friday:

8:30 AM – 12:30 PM 1:15 – 4:30 PM

Mailing Address: Sacred Heart Parish

P.O. Box 3672 Glyndon, MD 21071-3672

Phone Numbers

Parish Office / Rectory 410-833-1696

parish@shgparish.org

Fax 410-833-2676

Hispanic Ministry 410-830-1862

Development Office 410-833-4933

Sacred Heart School 410-833-0857

Religious Education Office

410-833-8515

Youth Ministry 410-833-7639

Convent 410-526-1327

Bulletin Deadline

Notices must be received one week

before the requested bulletin date. Please

send announcements to jment@shgparish.org.

Stay Connected to Your Parish and Your Faith Due to the State order on the limitation of gatherings, we can have no scheduled “services” at Sacred Heart that would bring people together at a specific time. However, we continue to hold Masses and other services at the parish, though without the physical presence of the faithful — your presence.

To stay connected with Sacred Heart Parish and for participation at Masses, hope and spiritual nourishment, messages, and resources during this unusual time in the season of Lent, we invite you to make use of any or all of the resources below:

Our Stewardship

Weekly Offering — March 15, 2020 Offertory ............................................................... $5,889.26 Envelopes ............................................................. $5,447.00 Loose ....................................................................... $442.26

Maintenance ............................................................. $195.00

Electronic Fund Contributions 3/09/20 – 3/15/20 (Not included in above total)

Offertory ............................................................... $1,322.10 Maintenance ............................................................. $127.00

Easter Flowers and Memorials Flowers and decorations are an important part of our Easter celebration. You may wish to participate by making a donation in honor or memory of a loved one. The names of those so honored and those contributing will be published in a printed booklet of remembrance that will be on display during the Easter season. Flower envelopes are available at the Parish Office; you may write the names of your loved ones on the envelope or on an extra sheet of paper. Please return flower envelopes to the Parish Office by April 7.

Wisdom Sayings from the Sisters of St. Joseph – Sisters Cealy, Helen, Karen,

and Mary Beth

Maxim 42: Be patient in your longing for God’s great love. I trust the slow work of God at work in me and in others.

Lenten Resources

www.archbalt.org/lent — Lenten resources, articles, news, commentary, video reflections from Archbishop Lori, and more from the Archdiocese of Baltimore

www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/liturgical-year/lent/index.cfm — Extensive Lenten resources from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops

https://stations.wordonfire.org — Beautiful & powerful video reflections from Bishop Robert Barron on the Stations of the Cross, an ancient Christian devotion that draws us into the spiritual space of Jesus’ suffering and death.

Reminders — Lenten Disciplines All Fridays in Lent are days of abstinence from meat for persons 14 years and older.

“Fasting is knowing how to give up things that are vain and superfluous in order to reach the essential. Fasting is not only for losing weight. Fasting is actually going to the essential. It is seeking the beauty of a simpler life.

“Prayer, fasting, works of mercy. This is the path of the Lenten desert.”

– Pope Francis, Ash Wednesday 2020 general audience

Christian tradition can name at least seven reasons for fasting:

1. From the beginning, God commanded some fasting, and sin entered into the world because Adam and Eve broke the fast.

2. For the Christian, fasting is ultimately about fasting from sin.

3. Fasting reveals our dependence on God and not the resources of this world.

4. Fasting is an ancient way of preparing for the Eucharist — the truest of foods.

5. Fasting is preparation for baptism (and all the sacraments) — for the reception of grace.

6. Fasting is a means of saving resources to give to the poor.

7. Fasting is a means of self-discipline, chastity, and the restraining of the appetites.

From Rev. Daniel Merz — former Associate Director of the USCCB Divine Worship office

Youth Ministry: Save the Date

High School Spring Retreat: May 1-3

Baltimore Work Camp: June 21-27

Appalachia Work Camp: June 28 – July 4

Steubenville: July 17-19

Parish Support Needed As pastor, Fr. Jerry worries about how to financially care for the parish during this unprecedented time. Even when you are not able to attend Mass you can still support the parish through your weekly offertory contributions. Please note that your weekly offering directly supports the operation of the parish and is much needed.

You can mail your offertory to the parish, drop it off at the Parish Center, or sign up for online giving at https://giving.parishsoft.com/app/Giving/sacredheart.

Thank you in advance for your continued support!

“The Cross of Christ bears the suffering and the sin of mankind, including our own. Jesus accepts all this with open arms, bearing on his shoulders our crosses and saying to us: ‘Have courage! You do not carry your cross alone! I carry it with you. I have overcome death and I have come to give you hope, to give you life’ (cf. Jn 3:16).”

– Pope Francis, WYD Way of the Cross, 7/26/2013

March 22, 2020 Sacred Heart of Glyndon Fourth Sunday of Lent

Archbishop Lori Encourages Novena Prayer against Coronavirus

Archbishop Lori invites all the faithful of the Archdiocese of Baltimore and all members of the Knights of Columbus and their families to join him in praying a novena — nine days of prayer — to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The novena began on Sunday, March 15 and is inspired by a prayer by Pope Francis, asking Mary for her intercession and protection from the coronavirus. A video from the archbishop, the text of the prayer, and links to printable prayer cards can be found at the webpage below:

www.archbalt.org/archbishop-lori-encourages-novena-prayer-against-coronavirus/

Sacramental Ministry

Baptisms Third Saturdays at noon and within the celebration of Mass (except during Lent). Parents are required to attend a preparation class (offered monthly). Contact the Religious Education Office for more details and to arrange for Baptism.

Reconciliation Confessions are heard on Saturdays from 3:00 – 3:45 PM in the Little Church and by appointment. Parish Reconciliation Services are held during Advent and Lent.

Marriage Couples planning to be married should contact a priest or deacon at least six months before the anticipated date and must take a marriage preparation course. Do not set a date until you have met with the priest or deacon.

Communion to the Sick If someone is in the hospital or homebound and unable to attend Mass and wishes to receive Communion, please contact the Parish Office. Mass is celebrated at FutureCare Cherrywood Nursing Home on the 2nd Wednesday at 10:30 AM.

Parish Life

Events listed will take place only if parish activities have resumed by the date of the event.

Knights of Columbus Easter Egg Hunt “Did someone say Easter…Bunny?” Please join the Immaculate Lady Council, No. 5208 for our Annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Father Hooper Field on Saturday, April 4 at 10:00 AM! The event is open to all parish and school children age 11 and younger. See you there! Sincerely ~ Mr. Bunny and the Knights of Columbus! Questions? Please contact Phil Stiegler at pbstiegler@gmail.com or call/text 443-875-2868.

Our Daily Bread Casseroles Since there are no public Masses this weekend at Sacred Heart, the parish’s Our Daily Bread ministry has decided to skip this month’s usual collection of casseroles.

However, the Our Daily Bread meal program continues to operate and is in need of casseroles. If you can give a financial donation, please use the mailing address below. To help in other ways, contact their manager directly:

Dear valued casserole donors ~ The Our Daily Bread meal program will continue during the COVID-19 pandemic as we feel very strongly that we must serve those in need in Baltimore City.

We are still needing our casseroles. With the inevitable drop-off of volunteers, having a steady supply of food is essential to serving the daily meal. We hope you can maintain your incredible work, especially now. I want to ensure you that we are still taking donations and would appreciate the continued support. I’d be happy to work with you through this time; please feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions or if you are able to contribute casseroles or other needed items. We thank you for your ongoing support of Our Daily Bread!

Nick Rudomin — Volunteer Manager, Our Daily Bread Employment Center

725 Fallsway • Baltimore, MD 21202 667-600-3409 • nrudomin@cc-md.org • cc-md.org

For the casserole recipe and a list of other items needed by the Our Daily Bread program, please go online to www.shgparish.org/our-daily-bread.aspx.

Volunteer Training

Volunteers (ages 18 and older) for the school and/or parish need to complete all requirements before beginning their volunteer service. Please visit www.shgparish.org/stand.aspx to find step-by-step instructions for new and current volunteers.

Organizations

Best Years Group Best Years is Sacred Heart’s group for those 55 or older. There are no other requirements for becoming a member. Best Years meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 7:00 PM in the Mother Seton Room. Meetings usually include a speaker or some other activity, including refreshments. Dues are only $5 a year. The group warmly invites all eligible seniors to join. For more details, contact President Mary Oates at 443-465-9696.

Members should be aware that the Best Years Group is currently searching for a member who would be willing to serve as vice-president for the coming year. If anyone is willing to volunteer, please contact the Nominating Committee of Charlie Baker (410-795-3178) or Bert Tromble (410-861-6532).

Upcoming Events (if parish activities have resumed):

• April 1 – Monthly meeting featuring a presentation by Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms. She will share and discuss spring flowers. After the presentation, the group will share refreshments and have a business meeting.

• April 15 – Lunch Bunch at Carriage House in Emmitsburg at 12:30 PM; contact Carol Johnson at 410-526-6455 for more information.

• Sarah’s Hope outreach for April: body wash, small packages of Q-tips, women’s sanitary napkins

Msgr. Lloyd Aiken Funeral Video Recording

A beautiful video recording and many photos of Msgr. Aiken’s funeral were generously taken by parishioner Edwin Estrada. Copies of the video are available for purchase by pre-order only. Links to the photos and video are also available on our website for personal viewing — visit www.shgparish.org and see the “Parish News and Events” section.

These Men They Call Knights The Knights of Columbus — we are a brotherhood of Catholic men who each play a part in improving the world around us, one community at a time. We stand together in faith, dedicated to upholding the principles we cherish while lending our support and strength to parish, home, and fellow Knights.

For more details about the Knights, go to kofc.org/un/en/join/index.html. To learn more about Sacred Heart’s Immaculate Lady Council and how we serve others and our parish, call or text Ron Spohn at 443-629-0777 or visit www.shgparish.org/ koc.aspx.

March 22, 2020

Sacred Heart School News

Sacred Heart School, along with other Maryland schools, will be closed through March 29.

Tuition Grants are available for new families enrolling in our school. We currently offer a 4th & 5th Grade Grant, a Welcome Grant, and a Referral Discount Grant. Please visit our school website, choose the Admissions tab, and then Grant Information for further details. We are accepting applications for the 2020-2021 school year. If you have a Sacred Heart Bulldog-in-Waiting, now is the time to apply. Please spread the word to family and friends, and visit our website for more information.

Religious Education

First Eucharist Meeting Materials Materials from our cancelled First Eucharist meeting can be picked up at the Parish Office (Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM). The packets are divided by classes, and each packet is labelled with a child’s name at the top. Please be sure to look for the First Eucharist packet with your child’s name on it.

Weekly Religion Lessons Available for Downloading The Pflaum publishing company has made its “Gospel Weeklies” (the lessons that we use each week in class) available online for downloading so that we can keep up with our faith formation as families when we aren’t able to hold religion classes. The teaching guides are also available. Hopefully you can set some time apart with your children and use these lessons to learn and reflect together on our Catholic faith while we are apart during this season of Lent.

To view links to the lessons, please use the address below, remembering to choose the appropriate edition for your child’s grade (“Seeds”, “Good News”, “Venture”, etc.):

www.pflaumweeklies.com/lesson-downloads/.

If you are asked for registration information, we continue to have success with these login credentials — User name: “PGW” • Password: “temporary”

If you prefer, you can go to this page for information about registering: www.pflaumweeklies.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Registration-Guide.pdf

Or please contact us at 410-833-8515, hment@shgparish.org, or sr.cecilia@shgparish.org if you need help accessing the lessons. Many blessings to each of you and your families!

If parish activities have resumed by the date of these events:

Religious Education Reconciliation Service

Religious Education students will have a Lenten Reconciliation Service during part of their class time on Monday, March 30 at 7:15 PM. Children from the Family Home-Study program, Sunday 2nd grade classes, and Sunday Spanish classes are welcome and encouraged to join us in the Main Church. Parents, please review the sacrament of Reconciliation at home with your children before this service. Thank you!

Family Home-Study April Gathering The next monthly session for parents and children in the FHS program is scheduled for Wednesday, April 1 at 7:00 PM in the Media Center (please note the room change). Please join us as we gather together with Sister Cecilia for a special lesson and family activity that will help us prepare for Holy Week.

Sacred Heart of Glyndon Fourth Sunday of Lent

Sacramental Ministry

Anointing of the Sick

In case of emergency call the Parish Office/Rectory at anytime. Please notify the Parish Office if you know someone in the hospital or at home who wishes to be anointed. Masses of Anointing are celebrated several times a year.

Rite of Christian

Initiation of Adults “Thirsting for God?” Do you know someone not baptized or baptized in a non-Catholic Christian tradition who is thirsting for what it means to become Catholic?

Do you know someone already Catholic but has not yet received Confirmation and Communion? They may be thirsting, too! The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a place to ask questions and seek understanding.

The RCIA is a Church rite for adults pursuing the possibility of joining the Roman Catholic Church. If you, or someone you know, are interested or would like more information, please contact Michele Hunter at 410-833-1696 or

mhunter@shgparish.org.

Isabella Abosede Oluwatimilehin Abosede

Sophia Alban Rowan Allgaier

Jose Alvarez Ayala Kevin Alvarez Ayala

Yannah Ysabel Andrin Gabriela Angeles

Rodrigo Ezequiel Antonio Orellana Stephen Apetoh

Alessandro Mattias Aspilcueta Adam Baumbach

Eric Belteton Lucy Bernstein Julia Caccamisi Cristian Canas

Amanda Cardona-Barreto Carleigh Carringer

Giuliana Caruso Luz Castellon Sofia Castro Caitlin Clark Ben Clifford

Keira Symone Cromwell Kate Crumb

Kate Daugherty Laura Demmin

Leslie Yanira Dimas Chichee Duru Chideziri Duru Loralie Eanet

Brooklyn Eaton Abigail Ekwutife Brittney Ekwutife

Joy Ekwutife Ana Escobar Peña

Evelin Espinoza Sarha Maria Estrada Alfaro

Jessenia Estrada

Lauren Fisher Cesar Flores

Jeykson Josue Garcia Castillo Ethan Elias Garcia Moreno

Eliana Gomes Charlotte Grepps Hayley Guevara

Gerardo Gutierrez Natalia Hendricks

Allisson Dayana Herrera Ayala Hazel Ariana Herrera Ayala

Jenna Hibberd Nathan Hibberd

Ejehiokhin Ibhaze Gabriella Illiano Morgan Janvier Erving Jimenez

Sophie Klein Isidro Lopez Marcelo

Melanie López Menéndez Francesca Loverde Evan Maciejewski

Enzo Marrichi Estefani Martinez Lopez

Danna Fabiola Mejia Estrada Julianne Melbert

Braden Mendez Diaz Chloe Montegrande

Catherine Nellies Maria Veronica Noguera Montoya

Kaylie Ocampo Madalynn Ocampo

Arianna Okojie Ariella Okojie Divine Olanya

Katerin Orellana Coca Ervin Orellana

Donovan Osorio Andria Pantoja

Nathaniel Paredes Charles Piet

Alan Gael Piña Mendoza Kriz Jadiel Ramirez Mendoza

Christopher Ramirez Nicole Ramirez-Nuñez

Brenda Rodriguez Brian Rodriguez José Rodriguez Kellie Sanchez

Sofia Valentina Sanchez Francis Sanders Oliver Sanders

Angela Shiano Di Cola Jayden Spears Aaron Taylor

George Taylor Hannah Taylor

Silas Teal Navya Tignor Henry Trice

Jose Adrian Trujillo Naidelyn Trujillo

Christopher Umana Jason Alvaro Umana

Jameson Urban Bryan Urias Lainez Kelly Villalta Zelaya

Diego Marselo Villanueva Rivera Alison Villaseñor-Lopez

Illyanna Webb Grace Wrzesien

Called to His Supper

We, the parish children named below, will receive our First Holy Communion after Easter, and we have been preparing our minds and hearts to receive this great gift of Jesus’ life. Please pray for us and our families as we continue to learn about Jesus and prepare our souls to come to the table of the Lord.