Saint George Church May 5 2019 the Green

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Saint George Church�On�the�Green�

May 5 2019�Third Sunday of Easter�

33 Whitfield Street, Guilford, CT 06437 �www.stgeorgeguilford.org�

Parish Office: 203�453�2788�Fax: 203�453�1707�

Religious Education Office: 203�453�3496 ��

Parish offices located in the Fr. Sullivan Center �Office Hours: �

Monday � Thursday 9:00AM to 4:30PM�

Friday 9:00AM to 3:00PM�

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Mass Schedule: �Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM.�

Sunday: 8:00, 10:00, 11:30 AM�

Daily Mass: �Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday � 8:30 AM �

Confessions: Saturday 3:15 � 4:00 PM�

Monday 6:00 � 7:00PM�

Parish Staff�Fr. Stephen Sledesky x 207, Pastor �[email protected]�Fr. Ricardo Borja x 206, Parochial Vicar�[email protected]�Fr. Dennis Vincenzo, In Residence�Deacon Robert Tartaris �[email protected]�

Sr. Kathleen Lynch x 201, Pastoral Associate �[email protected]�Eileen O’Brien x202, Parish Financial Manager�[email protected]�Liz O’Connell x 210, Office Staff, Bulletin�[email protected]�Cara Correll x204, Baptism, Family, Pre K & K�

[email protected]�Diane Birdsall x205, Grades 1 � 6�[email protected]�Claire Nicholls x209, Grades 7� 10, Peer Ministry�[email protected]�Lori Roche x203, Rel. Ed. Admin. Asst.�[email protected]�Kevin Buno & Dorine Bivona, Music Ministry�[email protected] ��

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Margot Burkle & William White, Trustees�Joseph Nelly, Pastoral Council President�Richard Falcone, Grand Knight, � Knights of Columbus�

Saint George Mission Statement�As unique disciples of Jesus, we seek to know, to teach and to reflect Christ by welcoming and serving others through our Catholic faith.�

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Cheryl Panzo, Principal�Sr. Annette D’Antonio, MPF, Assistant Principal�

62 Cedar Street�Branford, CT 06405�

203�488�8386�www.eastshorelinecatholicacademy.org�

Pre�Baptism Class �Contact Cara Correll for information: 203�453�2788.��

Bulletin Notices for the Church bulletin should be submitted by the Monday afternoons for inclusion in that Sunday’s bulletin. Notices should be dropped off or sent to the Parish Office in the Fr. Sullivan Center; or email [email protected]��

Homebound/Hospitalized�If you or someone you know is homebound and would like to receive Holy Communion, or hospitalized and would like a visit, please call the Parish Office.�

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SATURDAY, 05/04/2019�

8:00 PM� � Helen Shurbetz� � � Tom & Pat Corradino��

SUNDAY, 05/05/2019 � Third Sunday of Easter �8:00 AM Jim Roth� � � � Family��

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10:00 AM �Alan Sweeney, Sr.� � � Family�� 11:30 AM Louise DeConti & Carmen Diglio & Family� �

� � � � � � � � Daughter Sue & Martin�� MONDAY, 05/06/2019 � �8:30 AM �Parishioners of St. George� � � � �

6:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration & Confessions� �

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TUESDAY, 05/07/2019 � �8:30 AM� � Richard Brauman & Tom & Emma Vigliotta�� Family��

WEDNESDAY, 05/08/2019 � �8:30 AM Frank Brown�� Shan & Ron Cyr�

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� �THURSDAY, 05/09/2019 � �8:30 AM Agnes Sistino� � � Graziano Family�9:00 AM Eucharistic Adoration �� FRIDAY, 05/10/2019 � �8:30 AM Mass at East Shoreline Catholic Academy�Note: there is a 7:45 AM Mass at St. Margaret’s, Madison��SATURDAY, 05/11/2019 � � � � �4:30 PM Kathleen Jenkins� � � Noreen & Joe Rowe� � � � ��

SUNDAY, 05/12/2019 � Divine Mercy Sunday� �8:00 AM Jim Roth� � � � Family��

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10:00 AM Alan Sweeney, Sr.� � � Family� � � � � �11:30 AM Louise DeConti & Carmen Diglio & Family�

Sunday:�Acts 5:27�32, 40b�41/Rv 5:11�14/�Jn 21:1�19�Monday:�Acts 6:8�15/Jn 6:22�29�Tuesday: �Acts 7:51�8:1a/Jn 6:30�35�Wednesday�Acts 8:1b�8/Jn 6:35�40�Thursday: �Acts 8:26�40/Jn 6:44�51�Friday:��

Acts 9:1�20/Jn 6:52�59�Saturday: �Acts 9:31�42/Jn 6:60�69�Next Sunday: �Acts 13:14, 43�52/Rv 7:9, 14b�17/�Jn 10:27�30�

Our Lady of Fatima Rosary �is recited in the Church�

every Wednesday at 7:15PM.��

The Divine Mercy Chaplet�is recited every Tuesday�

immediately after the 8:30AM Mass.��

Padre Pio Prayer Group�meets in the Ruiz Center�

First Saturday of the month�after the 8:30AM Mass.�

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Eucharistic Adoration�Mondays from 6:00 to 7:00PM�

(confession also available)��

2nd, 4th and 5th Thursday �of the month after the�

8:30AM Mass until 12Noon��

Our next Thursday adoration is �� May 9� �

Upcoming Second Collections��

May 4/5 Matthew 25� �

May 18/19 Catholic � Communication�

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Information on the Offertory Collection will be in next week’s bulletin. This bulletin went to

the printer on Thursday, April 25�

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Matthew 25 for April�$11,965�

Welcome Visitors & Newcomers!�Whether you are visiting us for a brief time, looking for a parish home, or returning to the practice of your Catholic faith, we thank you, and extend a warm welcome to you as we join together in prayer and worship! We know it is not easy visiting a new church and

we are here to help guide your way and answer any questions you may have. St. George is a thriving Catholic community of individuals and families put-ting our faith into action and using our gifts of time and talent to serve our community. So, if you are interested in registering as a parishioner or per-haps learning more about our Catholic faith, we would like to hear from you. Simply fill out the green Newcomers’ Card, which may be found at the church entrance, and drop it in the collection basket. �You may register online at https://hartford.parishsoftfamilysuite.com/Register.aspx�

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From the Pastor’s Desk…�

May the Month of Mary��

� I remember as a child, my mother placing fresh flowers each day before the little statue of Mary she kept on her bedroom dresser. Whether they be forsythia, tree blossoms, irises or lily of the valley (all of which grew in our yard), Mary always had fresh flowers during the month of May. Why do we honor Mary during May? Many of our Christian customs have roots in pre�Christian celebrations. As the Christian faith was taught to peoples of different cultures, missionaries often took their local customs and connected them to Christian belief. In ancient Greece and Rome, the goddesses of fertility and blossoms were honored during the month of May as springtime brought fertility and new life. Early Christians saw in Mary, source of the life of Jesus our Savior and the one who gave birth to the Church, a Christian translation of their former pagan be-liefs. Instead of adorning images of Artemis the Greek goddess of fertility or Flora, the Roman goddess of blossoms, with garlands and wreaths of flowers, the custom developed to honor Mary with flowers. ��

� May devotions to Mary became more formalized by St. Philip Neri in the 16th century who began the custom of decorating church statues of the Virgin with spring flowers. Annibale Dionisi, an Italian Jesuit pro-posed that the entire month be dedicated to devotion to Mary. May processions and the crowning of Mary soon became very popular among the faithful, as well as setting up a May altar in churches and even in homes to honor the Blessed Mother. In 1945, Pope Pius XII solidified May as a Marian month after establishing the feast of the Queenship of Mary on May 31st. After the Second Vatican Council, this feast was moved to Au-gust 22, while May 31st became the feast of the Visitation of Mary. Even Mother’s Day, which only began in this last century and is now primarily a secular holiday, owes its place in May to the custom of honoring the motherhood of Mary during this month. Like October, the month of the Holy Rosary, ��

� May is a very appropriate time to show special honor to Mary, whom Jesus gave to the Church as our mother when he entrusted Mary to the care of John, the beloved disciple, at the foot of the cross and in turn entrusted John to Mary (Jn. 19:26�27). Perhaps you might consider creating a small prayer space in your home with an image or statue of Mary as a focal point during May. Then take time to pray the rosary or other Marian devotions during this month dedicated to our Blessed Mother. The ancient prayer of the church for Easter, the Regina Caeli, is also most appropriate to pray during this Easter season which overlaps the month of May this year: ��

Queen of heaven, rejoice! Alleluia!�He whom you did merit to bear, alleluia!�

Has risen as he said, alleluia!�Pray for us to God, alleluia!�

Bible Study � We Are an Easter People!�Jesus’ Resurrection is the foundation for our belief that we too will one day share eternal life. Join Father Stephen and Sister Kathleen for three Thursday mornings of prayer, study and reflection on the Resurrection of Jesus and its meaning for us:�� Thursday, May 16, 9:30 � 11:00AM � St. Paul and the Resurrection�� Thursday, May 23, 9:30 � 11:00AM � The Hope of Resurrection for Us��

To register, please email [email protected] or call the parish office 203�453�2788�

Adult Confirmation Classes Begin this Wednesday�These classes are for adults who have been baptized and made their communion, but have not been confirmed. Note that it is a requirement to be confirmed to serve as a Baptism Godparent and/or Confirmation sponsor.��

The classes will be offered at St George Church in Guilford on Wednesdays from 6:30�8:00 PM in the Ruiz Cen-ter. The schedule is May 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th and June 5th.��

For more information or to sign up, please call Cara Correll at 203�453�2788 or [email protected].��

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Bereavement Support �The Bereavement Support Group meets on Thursdays at 5:30PM in the St. Francis Room off the Church Hall. Feel free to come once or weekly. Come alone or bring a friend.�

Saint of the Day�St. James, son of Alphaeus: Nothing is known about him except his name, and, of course, that jesus chose him to be one of the twelve Apostles. He is known as James the Lesser to avoid confusion with James, the son of Zebedee, also an apostle known as James the Greater (feast day July 25).��

St. Philip came from the same town as brothers Peter and Andrew, Bethsaida in Galilee. Jesus called him directly, whereupon he sought our Nathaniel (Bartholomew) and told him of the “one about whom Moses wrote” (John 1:45).��

Like the other apostles, Philip took a long time to recognize who Jesus was. On one occasion, when Jesus saw the great multitude following him and wanted to give them food, he asked Philip to buy bread for the people to eat. Philip answered, “Two hundred days’ wages worth of food would not be enough for each of them to have a little [bit]” (John 6:7). The lesson taught by Jesus in the midst of the Bread of Life discourse is the human ability to be a bearer of divine power by God’s gift.��

Saints Philip and James are celebrated together on May 3 and are revered as the patrons of Uruguay.�

Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat Weekends for Healing After Abortion�If you are suffering from an abortion, experience the healing love of Jesus Christ on a Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat Weekend, June 14 to 16 in Farmington, CT. The weekend healing process includes discussions, Living Scrip-tures with meditations, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, a Memorial Service and Mass of Entrustment.�Participation is totally confidential and offers a beautiful opportunity to experience God’s love, forgiveness and compassion. Both women and men have participated in past retreats and have ranged in age from teens to mid�eighties. �The fee for the weekend is $175.00 for meals, private room and all retreat materials. Scholarships are available for financial assistance. �For more information contact Marie at 203�631�9030, email her at [email protected] or visit their website at www.rachelsvineyard.org�

2019 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal�Thank you to the parish families who have made a gift or pledge to the 2019 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal. If you have not yet had the opportunity, please consider prayerfully supporting the many “Good Works” of the Archdiocese. Every gift will be gratefully received and sincerely appreciated.�All funds contributed to the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal are used exclusively for the purpose outlined in the Appeal literature, which can be found at https://archdioceseofhartford.org/aaa�2019�last�years�appeal�impact/.�No Appeal funds are ever used for legal fees or settlements.�

All are Invited�to attend�

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Our May Crowning�Sunday, May 5�

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10:00 AM Mass��

Prayer Line�To request prayers or to receive the list via email, please contact Dede Collins [email protected] or 203�453�2306).�

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Rachel Albert�Ethan Aulenti�

Caitlyn Barlage��

Anna Bauer�Elsa Bee�

Matthew Bergantino��

Tyler Boyd�Dean Branco�

Matthew Brinkman��

Cole Brinn�Tyler Chicarilli�

Emma Clark��

Patrick Clifford�Nora Clune�

Cole Connellan��

Shane Connelly�Emilio Donorumo�

Ava Eagleson��

Madeline Evans�Lachlan Farren�

Gavin Fleck��

Katherine Fogerty�Michael Galeski�

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Ava Gentile�Isaiah Goodwin�Martinez�

Jayden Gravel��

Julia Hahn�Ashlynn Harrington�George Heudorfer�

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Elise Kane�Sienna Karbowski�

Matthew Krauchick��

William Laurans�Noah Loban�Ty Ludington�

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Rhya Maisano�Olivia Mascari�

Audrey Medvecky��

Ashlyn Meehan�Benjamin Mennone�Richard Messiona�

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Bennett Morley�Alyssa Natale�

Christopher Nelson��

Steven Nowak�Charlie Ogeneski�

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Dylan Perry�Sofia Philbin�

Grace Piagentini��

William Pirri�Juliana Piscitelli�Mikaela Pluck�

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Emilia Prato�Eric Raksnis�

Grace Rowland��

Ralph Ethan Russo�Laney Salvo�Leah Sarno�

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Jillian Scott�Lyla Sellinger�Robert Shaw�

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Kaden Smith�Dylan Soper�Aidan Tracy�

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Domenic Valentino�Sandra Vigliotti�

Olivia Villa��

Emma Yorzinski��

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�Congratulations and God’s Blessings �

to our� First Communion Class of 2019�

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“Love in Action” Stewardship Expo�October 5 � 6�

Stewardship at St. George�“Love cannot remain by itself � it has no meaning.

Love has to be put into action, �and that action is service.”�

Mother Teresa��

In this vibrant parish, there is a place for everyone to contribute their time and talent. St. George has over 50 ministries including everything from making 250 decorative cupcakes once a month for Columbus House (Olivia’s Cupcakes) to helping plant and prune in the Healing Garden.�

A good book for the Easter Sea-son � “Easter People: Living Community” by Bishop Chito

Tagle about the church community we form through our faith in the Risen Christ. Our Parish Library is lo-cated in the Father Sullivan Center and is open during office hours.�

St. George Men’s Group Presents�“Military Whist”�

to benefit the Guilford Garden Club�Thursday, May 16�

St. George Church Hall�Doors open at 6:15PM; Play begins at 7:00PM�

Baskets, Refreshments & Treats�Donation of $10 per person�

For more information and to reserve a space,�please call Larry DeFrancesco (203�804�7678)�

New Pastoral Council Members Needed�The annual nominations seeking parishioners to fill three seats on the Pastoral Council for a three�year term will be taking place on the weekends of May 4 & 5, and May 11 & 12. After the nominations are received, individuals will have the opportunity to learn more about the Council and discern if they are being called to serve. Nominees will be required to attend an

informational meeting scheduled for Wednesday, May 29 at 7:00 PM. The discernment process will assist nominees in determining whether to leave their names in nomination for the final step of the process, which will be the random selection of the number of individuals needed to fill open slots.�Eligible members of the council are those parishioners who have received the Sacrament of Confirmation and are members of the parish. If you. or someone you know, is an active parishioner, committed to serving the parish, and would like to participate on the Pastoral Council, please return the nomination form that may be found in last week’s bulletin or at the exits of the Church. �

10th Annual Bishop Rosazza�Social Justice Conference�

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“Rooted in Faith � Reimagining Charity”�Saturday, June 8�

The Pastoral Center�Bloomfield, Connecticut�

Sponsored by the Office for Catholic Social Justice Ministry of the Archdiocese of Hartford.�Contact information: (860�242�5573 ext 2688 or�email [email protected].�

Building Bridges Ministry to the LGBTQ Community/Friends and Families�Our next meeting will be on Sunday, May 19 at 4:00PM in the Father Sullivan Center. Please join us for a panel discussion on the following reflection.�Referring to Rembrandt’s “The Return of the Prodigal Son,” Henri Nouwen writes, “The true center of Rembrandt’s painting is the hands of the father. On them all light is concen-trated; on them the eyes of the bystanders are focused; in them mercy becomes flesh; upon them forgiveness, reconciliation, and healing come together, and through them, not only the tired son, but also the worn�out father find their rest.”��

�� For many in the LGBTQ community, the journey of understanding and acknowledging one’s gender identity and/or sexual orientation can be similar to a feeling of being “lost.” If you experienced such lostness, who helped you and animated you to “return home” and own your LGBTQ identity and dignity?�

�� When you “returned home” as an LBBTQ person or ally, was there someone amongst your circle of family and friends who “received and welcomed” you in the spirit of the father in this parable? What form did that welcome take” Why do you think this person (or persons) was most welcoming of you?�

�� As an LGBTQ person or ally, who does the “elder son” represent for you? How do you extend a hand to the “elder sons” in your life or family who would prefer that you be “absent?” How do you explain the “father’s” love to an “elder son?”�

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These reflection questions are from New Ways Ministry.�

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Virtus: Protecting God’s Children��

Our Catholic Church and our own Parish of St. George have made the commitment to provide the safest possible environment for all minors and vulnerable adults entrusted to our care. The Archdiocese of Hartford has chosen Virtus: Protecting God’s Children for Adults as the program to be implemented for all employees and volunteers who have contact with minors or vul-nerable adults. In this training you will learn best practices for keeping children and vulnerable adults safe while in your care, as well as how to identify behaviors that may indicate a child or vulnerable adult may be experienc-ing abuse in another area of their life and what to do if you suspect such activity.��

In order to be in compliance with our Safe Environment Polices, all priests, deacons, diocesan school employees, parish employees and any volunteers who have contact with children or vulnerable adults must undergo a back-ground check and attend Virtus: Protecting God’s Children workshop. Please note, those not in compliance will not be able to continue in their respective ministry until Safe Environment requirements are fulfilled. ��

The next workshop held at St. George will be on Wednesday, May 8, from 6:00�9:00 pm in the Fr. Sullivan Center. Parishioners, who are not involved with a ministry and would like to attend, are also welcome. Please RSVP to Lori Roche at 203�453�3496. �

Ministry of Care to the Homebound �Do you know someone who wants to receive Holy Communion and cannot leave their home? Or someone who is sick, is recovering from surgery, who is alone and would like someone to pray with them? We are willing to visit your neighbors or loved ones at home or in nursing facilities and bring them Holy Communion or some cheer. We have teams of parishioners who visit Apple Rehab, Madison House, Solstice, Guilford House, Artis Senior Living and Evergreen Woods on a regular basis. Often, our parishioners who are homebound are the ones who would love someone to visit them. Even their caregivers and family members would enjoy a visit. Please call Sr. Kathleen at 203�453�2788 ext. 201, and we will set up a time to visit you.�

East Shoreline Catholic Academy News��

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On Saturday, April 13, 5th grade student and pa-rishioner of St. George, Patrick Manning won 2nd place at the Annual State Spelling Bee held at St. Mary’s Church, New Haven.��

Congratulations, Patrick, we are so proud of you!��

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To view more photos and events from East Shoreline Catholic Academy’s weekly activities � follow and like us on Facebook: https;//www.facebook.com/eastshorelinecatholicacademy/�on Twitter: https;//twitter.com/ESCA_Branford�on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/esca_branford/�

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Bible Camp � �Week of July 22 to 26�

9:00 am to 12 noon �Open to children age 3 (by June 2019) to Grade 6. �

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REGISTRATION SOON!� Forms are available in the Father Sullivan Center. ��

For more information, please call Sr. Kathleen at 203�453�2788 x 201.�

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St. George Church�Summer Service Camp�

July 15 � Jul 19, 2019 � 8:15am�1:30pm�

Open to students entering grades 5�8 in September. Each day will begin with Mass and includes a service project and group activities. Projects this year include; “Box of Joy” and “A Place Called Hope” as well as local organizations. A camp fee of $25 per student will be used to support daily activities. Space is limited to 25 students. Registration form is available on the Reli-gious Ed page of the St. George Website or in the Fr. Sullivan Center. Please contact Lori at 203�453�3496 for more information. �

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Support Our Peer Ministers’ � Trip to Italy in June�

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Mother’s Day Weekend �Plant Sale�

May 11 & 12�Hanging Baskets, �

Impatiens, �Geraniums & Herbs�

from Vaiuso Farm�

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Join us for a �Kid’s Paint and �

Pizza Night�Friday May 3rd �

at 5:45 PM�

For ages 5 and up.��

Church Hall��

Cindy Price Stevens will bring all the supplies �for the painting!�

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We will serve pizza and drinks at 5:45PM. �Painting begins at 6:30PM�

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$25 per child. �Cash or check made out to Cindy Stevens.�

Drop off at church office.�Ages 5 and up�

Space is limited. ��

Call or email Cara to reserve your child’s space.�203�453�2788 or [email protected]�

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April 28 � Confirmation�May 3 � Kid’s Paint Night�May 4 � First Communion�May 4 � 9th Grade Retreat�May 4 � Kentucky Derby Dinner�May 5 � May Crowning�May 11/12 � Mother’s Day Plant Sale�May 12 � K of C Breakfast�May 16 � Military Whist Night�May 17 � Project Music Heals Concert�May 18 � Peer Ministry Dinner Dance��

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Sunday, May 5�11:00 AM � Rosary � Ruiz Center�11:15 AM � Children’s Choir � Father Sullivan Center�12:00 PM � Marriage Prep Program � Hall�5:30 PM � Boy Scouts � Father Sullivan Center��

Monday, May 6�7:30 PM � Appalachia Ministry � BR��

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Tuesday, May 7�4:30 PM � Prayer Group � Ruiz Center�6:00 PM � Teen Choir�7:00 PM � Men’s Group � Ruiz Center�7:00 PM � GJN � BR��

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Wednesday, May 8�9:00 AM � Prayer Group � Ruiz Center�10:30 AM � Tot Class � Big Room�

11:00 AM � Guilford Garden Club � Hall�6:00 PM � VIRTUS Training � Big Room�

6:30 PM � Adult Confirmation Class � Ruiz��

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Thursday, May 9�5:30 PM � Bereavement Support Group�7:00 PM � Choir Rehearsal�7:00 PM � RCIA � Ruiz Center��

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Friday, May 10�5:00 PM � Girls Scouts Dance � Hall�7:00 PM � Catholics in Recovery � Ruiz Center�7:00 PM � NA Meeting � Big Room�

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Saturday, May 11�9:00 AM � Peer Ministry Plant Sale�9:00 AM � Padre Pio Prayer Group � Ruiz Center�2:00 PM � Wellness Ministry � Ruiz Center��

Sunday, May 12�9:00 AM � K of C Pancake Breakfast�9:00 AM � Peer Ministry Plant Sale�11:00 AM � K of C Pancake Breakfast�11:15 AM � Children’s Choir � Father Sullivan Center�1;00 PM � Franciscan Ministry � St.Francis Room�

5:30 PM � Boy Scouts � Father Sullivan Center�

Assistance for Those Seeking New

Jobs �The Guilford Job Network is an all�volunteer, non�denominational group that supports job�seekers via expert guest speakers and job search counseling.�Our spring meetings will be held in the Father Sulli-van Center at 7:00PM on Tuesdays, May 7 & 21.�All job seekers are welcome. No advance reservation is required. For additional information, please feel free to contact [email protected] or 203�457�0121��

Meetings Every �Friday at 7:00PM�

Ruiz Center�Need more infor-

mation? Contact Rich Ryan at 203�393�8704 or [email protected].�

Canned Tuna�Canned Chicken�

Mayonnaise�Canned Vegetables�

Pasta Sauce�Cereal�

Our Lady of Grace Monastery �

Gift & Book Shoppe��

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11 Race Hill Rd, North Guilford; 203�457�0599�Open Mon�Sat: 10 AM�12 Noon & 1 � 4 PM; �

Closed Sundays �Credit Cards are not accepted�

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Download the St. George Church app for iPhone and Android smart phone at myparishapp.com or search your phone’s app store for myparish.�

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