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PARISH PASTOR Father Kurt Farrell…….……...507-373-0603 [email protected] ADMINISTRATION Sue Miller...………….…….….507-373-0603 [email protected] OFFICE Joanne Tibodeau…..…….…..507-373-0603 [email protected] BOOKKEEPING Dan Bodensteiner………...….507-373-1646 [email protected] FAITH FORMATION Kristy Minear - director.……...507-373-2987 [email protected] SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Sue Amundson…………...…..507-373-9657 [email protected] SCHOOL SECRETARY Kristina Garcia……….……....507-373-9657 [email protected] KITCHEN Jolene Dillemuth……….….....507-373-1545 [email protected] MAINTENANCE Leonel Lopez Ortiz…....…....507-473-4637 [email protected] ST. JAMES TRUSTEES Ed Bellrichard…………….………..383-1779 Janice Stensrude……….....….…...373-4024 ST. THEODORE TRUSTEES Linda Cruz-Lares…………..………373-1329 John Forman ………………..…….373-0498 CEMETERY: St. Theodore & St. James Steve Merfeld………….... …..507-402-4343 OUTREACH to HOMEBOUND Annie Schleck…………..…….507-373-2940 CATHOLIC CHARITIES Joye Wolf - Counselor ……....507-377-3664 www.ccwinona.org PARISH COUNCIL Betsy Schultz - Chair Loren Lair - Vice Chair Cheryll Intihar Gina Montero Carmen Bueno Darren Schone Harold Kermes Lucy Villagomez Cindy Merfeld Jeff Jimenez Parish Office Hours Monday-Thursday…....8:00 am-5:00 pm Friday………..……….8:00 am -12:00 pm Office closes from 9:00-9:45 am on Wednesday so staff can attend Mass and 12:00-1:00 pm for lunch Monday -Thursday. Nov 17, 2019 • The Thirty - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Theodore Catholic Church Inviting people to actively participate in the Life of Christ! BIENVENIDOS 315 E. Clark Street, Albert Lea, MN 56007-2456 www.sttheo.org WEEKEND MASSES Saturday: 5:15 pm Sunday: 9:00 am (Broadcast on KATE 1450 AM) 11:00 am (Español) RECONCILIATION Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 1/2 hour before Masses PRAYER CHAIN Deanna Ille 373 - 6285 ♦ [email protected] As we approach the end of this liturgical year, today's readings address the end of time. The texts chosen for this celebration urge us to live our faith in the face of persecution, earthquakes, and other catastrophes that may be coming to consume humankind. We cannot lose hope, however, because when that day comes, we believe that the sun of justice and peace will bring us to salvation. The narrative of the prophet Malachi is written for an exiled community, deprived of their country and temple. Furthermore, Luke the Evangelist addresses the early Christian community, which was persecuted and martyred. For us today, these readings urge us to live our faith, sharing the Lord's peace and mercy throughout our lives, since human life is finite and we are ultimately called to everlasting life with God. This week, it would be beneficial to reflect on this message in small groups, since many of our faithful are exposed to fear-inducing interpretations of this text that are only intended to manipulate, instead of inspiring hope. A medida que nos acercamos al final de este año litúrgico, las lecturas de hoy abordan el fin de los tiempos. Los textos elegidos para esta celebración nos instan a vivir nuestra fe frente a la persecución, los terremotos y otras catástrofes que puedan estar llegando a consumir a la humanidad. Sin embargo, no podemos perder la esperanza, porque cuando llegue ese día, creemos que el sol de la justicia y la paz nos llevará a la salvación. La narración del profeta Malaquías está escrita para una comunidad exiliada, privada de su país y templo. Además, Lucas el Evangelista se dirige a la comunidad cristiana primitiva, que fue perseguida y martirizada. Para nosotros hoy, estas lecturas nos instan a vivir nuestra fe, compartiendo la paz y la misericordia del Señor a lo largo de nuestra vida, ya que la vida humana es finita y, en última instancia, estamos llamados a la vida eterna con Dios. Esta semana, sería beneficioso reflexionar sobre este mensaje en pequeños grupos, ya que muchos de nuestros fieles están expuestos a interpretaciones que inducen el miedo a este texto y que sólo pretenden manipular, en lugar de inspirar la esperanza. ...they will seize and persecute you… LK 21:12
Transcript of Nov 17, 2019 • The Thirty - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time ... · Nov 20 2MC 7:1, 20-31 LK...
PARISH PASTOR Father Kurt Farrell…….……...507-373-0603
ADMINISTRATION Sue Miller...………….…….….507-373-0603
OFFICE Joanne Tibodeau…..…….…..507-373-0603
BOOKKEEPING Dan Bodensteiner………...….507-373-1646
FAITH FORMATION Kristy Minear - director.……...507-373-2987
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Sue Amundson…………...…..507-373-9657
SCHOOL SECRETARY Kristina Garcia……….……....507-373-9657 [email protected] KITCHEN Jolene Dillemuth……….….....507-373-1545
[email protected] MAINTENANCE Leonel Lopez Ortiz…....…....507-473-4637
ST. JAMES TRUSTEES Ed Bellrichard…………….………..383-1779 Janice Stensrude……….....….…...373-4024
ST. THEODORE TRUSTEES Linda Cruz-Lares…………..………373-1329 John Forman ………………..…….373-0498
CEMETERY: St. Theodore & St. James Steve Merfeld………….... …..507-402-4343
OUTREACH to HOMEBOUND Annie Schleck…………..…….507-373-2940
CATHOLIC CHARITIES Joye Wolf - Counselor ……....507-377-3664
www.ccwinona.org
PARISH COUNCIL Betsy Schultz - Chair Loren Lair - Vice Chair Cheryll Intihar Gina Montero Carmen Bueno Darren Schone Harold Kermes Lucy Villagomez Cindy Merfeld Jeff Jimenez
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday…....8:00 am-5:00 pm Friday………..……….8:00 am -12:00 pm Office closes from 9:00-9:45 am on Wednesday so staff can attend Mass and 12:00-1:00 pm for lunch Monday -Thursday.
Nov 17, 2019 • The Thirty - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Theodore Catholic Church Inviting people to actively participate in the Life of Christ!
BIENVENIDOS 315 E. Clark Street, Albert Lea, MN 56007-2456
www.sttheo.org
WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday: 5:15 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am (Broadcast on KATE 1450 AM) 11:00 am (Español) RECONCILIATION Saturday: 4:00 pm
Sunday: 1/2 hour before Masses
PRAYER CHAIN Deanna Ille
373 - 6285 ♦ [email protected]
As we approach the end of this liturgical year, today's readings address the end of
time. The texts chosen for this celebration urge us to live our faith in the face of persecution, earthquakes, and other catastrophes that may be coming to consume humankind. We cannot lose hope, however, because when that day comes, we believe that the sun of justice and peace will bring us to salvation. The narrative of the prophet Malachi is written for an exiled community, deprived of their country and temple. Furthermore, Luke the Evangelist addresses the early Christian community, which was persecuted and martyred. For us today, these readings urge us to live our faith, sharing the Lord's peace and mercy throughout our lives, since human life is finite and we are ultimately called to everlasting life with God. This week, it would be beneficial to reflect on this message in small groups, since many of our faithful are exposed to fear-inducing
interpretations of this text that are only intended to manipulate, instead of inspiring hope.
A medida que nos acercamos al final de este año litúrgico, las lecturas de
hoy abordan el fin de los tiempos. Los textos elegidos para esta celebración nos instan a vivir nuestra fe frente a la persecución, los terremotos y otras catástrofes que puedan estar llegando a consumir a la humanidad. Sin embargo, no podemos perder la esperanza, porque cuando llegue ese día, creemos que el sol de la justicia y la paz nos llevará a la salvación. La narración del profeta Malaquías está escrita para una comunidad exiliada, privada de su país y templo. Además, Lucas el Evangelista se dirige a la comunidad cristiana primitiva, que fue perseguida y martirizada. Para nosotros hoy, estas lecturas nos instan a vivir nuestra fe, compartiendo la paz y la misericordia del Señor a lo largo de nuestra vida, ya que la vida humana es finita y, en última instancia, estamos llamados a la vida eterna con Dios. Esta semana, sería beneficioso reflexionar sobre este mensaje en pequeños grupos, ya que muchos de nuestros fieles están expuestos a interpretaciones que inducen el miedo a este texto y que sólo pretenden
manipular, en lugar de inspirar la esperanza.
...they will seize and persecute you…
LK 21:12
Mass Intentions, Schedule & Readings Mon, Nov 18 1MC 1:10-15, 41-43, 54-57, 62-63 LK 18:35-3
Tue Nov 19
2MC 6:18-31 LK 19:1-10
8:30 am
9:00 am
Rosary
Mass † Diane Coughlin
by Colleen Jacobson
Church
Church
Wed Nov 20
2MC 7:1, 20-31
LK 19:11-28
8:30 am
9:00 am
Rosary
Mass † Delores Stencel by Kim
Church
Church
Thurs Nov 21
1MC 2:15-29 LK 19:41-44
2:00 pm Mass In recognition of Pennee &
John McGaughey’s 55th Wedding Anniversary
Thorne Crest
Fri Nov 22
1MC 4:36-37, 52-59
LK 19:45-48
8:30 am
9:00 am
9:30am-6:30pm
6:30-8:00 pm
Rosary
Mass In Reparation for Our Sins
Adoration
Hispanic Adoration & Holy Hour
Church
Church
Church
Church
Sat Nov 23
1MC 6:1-13 LK 20:27-40
4:00 pm
4:45 pm
5:15 pm
Reconciliation
Rosary
Mass † Donald Roberts
by Bob & Becky Spencer
Church
Church
Church
Sun Nov 24
2SM 5:1-3 PS 122:1-2, 3-4,
4-5 COL 1:12-20 LK 23:35-43
8:30 am
9:00 am
11:00 am
Reconciliation & Rosary
Mass † Henry Kalis in celebration of their 60th Wedding Anniversary
by Violet Kalis & For All Parishioners.
Hispanic Mass † Ricardo García by family
Church
Church
Church
From the Desk of Father Kurt In the Gospel this Sunday, Jesus tells the crowds what to expect before the end times. He said to them. “Nation will rise upon against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be earthquakes, famines, and plagues from place to place; and awesome sights and mighty signs will come from the sky.” Does this sound familiar? It does if you have been paying attention to the news lately: Fires in California, hurricanes, floods and wars all over the world. It’s sometimes hard to imagine a crazier world than the one we are living in, and yet if we study history, times of the past were not so different from the one that we live in today.
The world will come to an end for us sooner or later, but that does not give us an excuse to stop working for a better world for ourselves and for future generations. The signs of the times are not to scare us, but to encourage us to do something to make the times better. Yes, we can make a difference in our world, by looking at the individual in the mirror, and making the change. We will change our world one man and woman at a time.
Love in Christ, Father Kurt Farrell
Sacrificial Giving November 9th & 10th, 2019
Adult Envelopes Offertory Imp Fund St. James
$8,405.39 $725.01 $420.00 $12,620.00
$44,816.00 2019 Catholic Ministry Appeal Received (74.47% )
Amount Necessary to Reach Our Goal $14,584.00
Sunday Broadcast Sponsors Date Intention(s)
Dec 1 † Donald Roberts by Andrew & Karen Cibert Intention of Judy Jaquette
Additional Sponsors Needed
Dec 8 † Donald Roberts by Andrew & Karen Cibert For the living and deceased family members
of Don & Darlene Sullivan. Additional Sponsors Needed
Dec 15 † Byron Spear by multiple memorials
Dec 22 For the deceased family members of the Peterson/Klocek/Kalis Families
by Dori & Dennis Kocek
Dec 29 † Donald Roberts by Andrew & Karen Cibert, Additional Sponsors Needed
MCCL wreaths will be available to pick up in the gym
after 5:15 Mass and 9 am Mass on Nov. 23-24. Please plan to pay for them at that time. If unable to pick up at
that time call 373-0472 ASAP .
SCRIP cards will be available Tuesday, November 19th from 1-4 pm in the Church Office to assist with the HOLIDAY RUSH !
Ministers are needed for our Christmas Masses.
The signup sheet is located in the access area.
Welcome: This weekend we welcome Josiah Pierre
and Carmello Alexandar Lorenzi, twin sons of Ceasre Jose Lorenzi and Stephanie Guzman into the Catholic faith through the sacrament of baptism. We celebrate the blessing of these beautiful eternal souls and may we help them grow to be the Saints the Lord has called them to become.
St. Theodore parishioners are encouraged to consider how they can help live out St. Theodore’s mission to actively participate in the life of Jesus. As we are all called to evangelize, your participation as a parish volunteer to serve helps us achieve this goal. If you were unable to attend Mass this weekend or needed time to consider how you could serve, you can still pick up a volunteer card located at any of the main church entrances. Just fill out a card and either drop it off at the parish office or in the collection basket. Thank you.
Liturgical Ministers Saturday
Nov 23, 2019 Sunday
Nov 24, 2019
5:15 pm 9:00 am 11:00 am
Accompanist Ryan Hulshizer AdaTheusch
Hispanic Choir Cantor
Mollie Schwartz w / choir
Mollie Schwartz
Lectors Lois Ahern Don Savelkoul
Therese Saindon
Altar Servers Mario Guerra Brycin Kirsch
Maria Cox Ericka Saindon
Matthew Ramirez Wendy Lazaro
This Week’s Activities & Reminders Mon
Nov 18 Loaves & Fishes
5:00 - 6:30 pm
Hispanic Bible Class & Rosary 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Marian Hall
Church Basement
Church
Tue Nov 19
Aztec Dance Practice 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary 6:00 - 7:00 pm
School Board Meeting 6:00-8:00 pm
Gym, Church
Church
Parish Meeting Room
Wed Nov 20
Morning Prayer Group 6:00 - 7:00 am
Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Bell Choir Practice 6:00-7:00 pm
Faith Formation: 5th-11th Grades 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Parish Meeting Room
Church
Church Basement
School, Gym, Marian Hall
Thurs Nov 21
Quilting Group 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
RCIA 6:00 - 8:00 pm
KC Auxiliary Meeting 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Hispanic Choir Practice 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Church Basement
Parish Meeting Room
Marian Hall
Church
Church Basement
Fri Nov 22
Red Cross Blood Drive 3:00 - 7:00 pm
Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Marian Hall
Church
Sat Nov 23
MCCL Christmas Wreath Pick Up 4:00 - 6:30 pm
Gym
Sun Nov 24
MCCL Christmas Wreath Pick Up 9:00 - 11:00 am
Hispanic Fellowship & Fundraising Set Up: 9:30 am-12 Event:12-4:00pm
Faith Formation: PreK-4th Grades 10:05-10:55 am
Aztec Dance Practice 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Christmas Pageant Practice 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Gym
Marian Hall Kitchen
Gym
Church
Church
Faith Formation News
Thank you to all our Wednesday Night Faith Formation Families for attending our Family Supper Night. It was a great turn out! Thank
you also to all who helped clean up.
Our Children's Christmas Eve Practice will be this Sunday from
2:00-3:30pm in the church. Hope to see you there!
St. Theodore School News
We would like to thank everyone that came to our Spaghetti Supper and purchased items from our Bake Sale. It means so much to have your support for the school.
Mark your calendars! We are having our Christmas Concert on Friday, December 13th at 6:30pm. We would love for you to join us.
We are participating with Jack Frost’s Closet and are collecting winter items from children - adult sizes. Items needed are new socks, and gently used coats, hats, gloves, and boots. Donation boxes are located in the Church, Parish and School Office. We would appreciate any donations you can give. If you have any questions, contact the School Office at 507-373-9657. We will be collecting until mid-December.
Check out the schools Weekly Newsletter on the St. Theodore website at www.sttheo.org for school updates and happenings.
Have a blessed weekend!
St. Theodore Catholic School
4th Annual Christmas Bake Sale Saturday, December 7th ♦ 2-7 pm ♦ Marian Hall
Sunday, December 8th ♦ 9 am until supplies last.
Saturday, November 23 from 1:00-5:00 pm at Bonnerup Funeral Service a Survivor Day event is being offered. Suicide loss survivors are invited to come together to find connection, understanding and hope through their shared experience. Call to register: 507-373-2461
Five Sisters Project Presents: Building Something Beautiful
Christian recording artist, Jason Gray will be in concert to benefit women & families in crisis in our area with safe housing. Tickets
includes a gourmet meal. Event is Saturday, November 23, at 5:30 PM at United South Central School, Wells, MN. See our church
bulletin boards for more information.
Thanksgiving Mass 9:00 AM, Thursday, November 28, 2019
Red Cross Blood Drive Friday, November 22, 2019 3:00-7:00 pm Marian Hall
Hill, Larson, Walth & Benda, P.A.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 214 W. Main, Albert Lea, · 507-377-1333
Heather Benda, CPA · Sherryle Doyle Parishioners
Architects / Engineers 373-0689
907 Sykes Street, P.O. Box 689 Albert Lea, MN 56007
Raleigh’s Hardware
Dennis & Peggy Raleigh – Parishioners
2525 Bridge Avenue Albert Lea, MN 56007
507-377-8636
1731 Margaretha Avenue Albert Lea, MN 56007
(507) 373-6485
Parishioners Mike & Susan Kruse
PETERSON, SAVELKOUL & BENDA, LTD.
Attorneys 211 S. Newton ● 373-6491
Donald Savelkoul ● Matthew Benda Daniel Kolker Parishioners
Doug’s Painting and Sandblasting 377-1508
Interior/Exterior Painting of Commercial Buildings Interior maintenance painting for apartment buildings —nursing homes – offices. 27 yrs experience. Insured.
Doug Evans, Owner Mary, Jason and Dan ● Parishioners
2210 E. Main St., Albert Lea Phone: 373-2461 • 1-800-204-2461
Steve Merfeld, Parishioner
George R. Lundstrom D.D.S. Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
209 North 9th Avenue Albert Lea, MN 56007
507-377-1659
“Excellence is our chosen path”
Call 507-377-5100
The Cleaning Experts
WE SPECIALIZE IN WATER, SMOKE, SOOT, DAMAGE CLEAN-UP
COMMERCIAL AND RESENDENTIAL
Knights of Columbus Council 1590
1002 S. Broadway, Albert Lea A Catholic Fraternal Organization
373-5678
JONES, HAUGH & SMITH, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Civil Engineers Land Surveyors
373-4876
JOHN H. SCHULTE IV BRIAN J. JOHNSON
373-9850
Edie Woitas - Paula Dahl Parishioners
Home—Auto—Life—Health—Farm Business—Medicare Supplement
Security Insurance Agency
Gar Petersen · Larry Petersen Mike Petersen · Andy Petersen
204 S. Washington, Albert Lea · (507) 373-6446
Call us at 377-7433 Serving Seniors in programs of Ride Services Advocacy Chore Faith in Action Guardianship RSVP
MOVING YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION is only a phone call away.
(507) 373-8963 BUSINESS 1-888-373-8963 TOLL FREE
(507) 383-7611 CELL [email protected]
TERRY FOX REALTOR ®
Each Office is independently Owned and Operated.
Do you want to feel better? Have more
energy? Look better?
Residential, Remodeling & Commercial
Frank Maras Parishioner
Albert Lea, MN 56007 Phone (507) 377.0101
Cell (507) 383.6082
Bob Roche Enrolled Agent
Robert P Roche Accounting
120 1/2 Elizabeth Ave (507)377-3465 Albert Lea, MN 56007 [email protected] “Keeping Things Balanced”
Bookkeeping-Payroll-Tax-Preparation
Northbridge Mall 2588 Northbridge Ave
Rafael Herrera General Manager
Parishioner
www.plazamorena.com 507-373-9194
Roche Electric,Inc. Farm, Home & Commercial Wiring
120 Elizabeth 373-5483 Joe, Steve & Edna Roche
Parishioners
Casa Zamora Restaurant
www.casazamorafoods.com
www.mnaviation.info
Ron Freeman-Owner (507)-377-0818
Hair Designers Etc Skyline Plaza Phone: 373-7443
A Family Full Service Salon
Carol Becker, Parishioner
1507 S. Broadway Albert Lea, MN Tel: 651-434-3758, 377-1050 or 377-1209
All Type of Mechanical Work 24/7 Towing
1450 W Main St. Prairie Center
377-2000
NANCY VAALE TOM SORENSON JEFF BAUMANN
LAMAR STALOCH STAN THOMPSON
SUZANNE DICKSON
2508 Bridge Ave Albert Lea, MN 56007
507-377-8451
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Hill, Benda, Skov & Bernau, P.A. Certified Public Accountants
Accounting Services: Bookkeeping, Payroll, & Tax Preparation
Heather Benda-Parishioner Lance Skov Andrew Bernau
Professional Engineers &
Land Surveyors
373-4876
Brian J. Johnson
2202 Stevens St Albert Lea, MN
Architects & Civil Engineers 507.373.0689
2046 Sorensen Road Box 1143 Albert Lea, MN 56007
1731 Margaretha Avenue Albert Lea, MN 56007
(507) 373-6485
Parishioners Mike & Susan Kruse
Doug’s Painting &
Sandblasting
377-1508
Interior/Exterior Painting of Commercial Buildings, In-Shop Painting
Doug, Jason & Dan Evans
2210 E. Main St., Albert Lea Phone: 373-2461 • 1-800-204-2461
Steve Merfeld, Parishioner
Call 507-377-5289
The Cleaning Experts
WE SPECIALIZE IN WATER, SMOKE, SOOT, DAMAGE CLEAN-UP
COMMERCIAL AND RESENDENTIAL
1002 S. Broadway, Albert Lea A Catholic Fraternal Organization
373-5678
373-9850
Edie Woitas - Paula Dahl
Call us at 377-7433 Serving Seniors in programs of Ride Services Advocacy Chore Guardianship RSVP
St Theodore Catholic School
Accepting Registrations for Pre-K - Grade 5
Stop in or call us at 373-9657.
Northbridge Mall Rafael Herrera General Manager
Parishioner
www.plazamorenarestaurant.com 507-373-9194
1410 Olsen Dr. Albert Lea, MN 56007 (507)-373-6650
www.albertleaelectric.com
Hair Designers Etc Skyline Plaza Phone: 373-7443
A Family Full Service Salon
Skyline Plaza 1655 West Main St.
Albert Lea, MN 56007 507-377-1333
KLOCEK ELECTRIC, INC.
Residential · Farm · Commercial
377-0559 Dennis & Dori, Parishioners
Knights of Columbus 1590 Women's Auxiliary
Open to all Catholic
Women 18 & over
24/7 Emergency
Service 724 W. Clark St.
373-6161
George R. Lundstrom D.D.S. Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
209 North 9th Avenue Albert Lea, MN 56007
507-377-1659
204 S. Washington
TERRY FOX REALTOR ®
(507) 373-8963 BUSINESS 1-888-373-8963 TOLL FREE
(507) 373-0115 CELL [email protected]
MOVING YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
is only a phone call away.
Each Office is independently Owned and Operated.
Bisek Gardens Sweet Corn Linda Bisek Sweet Bicolors 425 W. 11th St. Albert Lea Open daily noon-6pm 373-4566
SAVELKOUL LAW OFFICE
Donald W. Savelkoul, PLLC
Parishioner
2302 E. Main St. 507.552.5291
Knights of Columbus Council 1590
Raleigh’s Hardware 2525 Bridge Ave. 507-377-8636 Peggy Raleigh Parishioner
Ben J. Bartelt,
Agent/Parishioner 505 Bridge Ave. Albert Lea
507-377-0227 www.albertleasf.com
PETERSON, KOLKER, HAEDT & BENDA, LTD.
Attorneys
Finding Solutions... One Client At A Time.
LS STORAGE Short or Long Term Storage
Indoor units 5x10 10x10 10x20 10x30
Outdoor storage for Boats, RV’s, Campers
805 W 9 St Albert Lea …...……507-402-2352
Owner—Loren Sprague
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St. Theodore
Prayer Chain
Deanna Ille 373-6285
211 South Newton Ave. Albert Lea
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373-6491
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