Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family

750 San Salvador Drive Dunedin, FL 34698

(727) 733-3606 · Fax: (727) 733-8305 www.ourladydunedin.org · email: ourlady@gate.net

Our Lady of Lourdes Feast Day February 11, 2018

St. Vincent de Paul (727) 252-0361

Celebration of the Eucharist Saturday Vigil .. 5:00PM Sunday ............ 7:30, 9:30, 11:30AM, ........................ 5PM Daily ................ 9:00AM Mon-Sat

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday ......... 8:00AM to 8:40AM ........................ 3:30PM to 4:30PM

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament / Benediction

Wednesday ..... 9:30AM to 4:00PM Saturday ......... 9:30AM to 10:30AM

Sacrament of Baptism/ Marriage Please contact 733-0872 for scheduling

Director of Music Ministries Deborah Renfroe

Sacristan Lisa Porthouse

Director of Events Mark Balog (727) 738-6159 www.conmycenter.com

Our Lady of Lourdes School (727) 733-3776 Dr. Anne Penny, Principal www.myoll.com

Parish Office Monday-Thursday 9-5, Friday 9-Noon

Mary Kibbey, Executive Secretary Robert Harris, Accountant Sue Phillips, Accounting Assistant Steve Walker, Director of Maintenance/Operations Kathee Giuffré, Publications Specialist Maureen McNeill, Administrative Assistant Camille Campins-Adams, Admin. Assistant

Department of Evangelization, Life Long Faith Formation & Youth

(727) 733-0872 Sarah Davis, Director Michael Raposa, RCIA Mary Ann Dolsak, Secretary

Mission Statement “Our Lady of Lourdes Parish is a family of believers, embraced by the Father’s love, nourished by Jesus in Word and Sacrament, and strengthened by the Holy Spirit. Inspired by Mary we commit ourselves to live and proclaim the Gospel of Salvation.”

† Rev. Robert F. Smith, Parochial Vicar Msgr. William W. DuBois, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Gary Dowsey, Pastor Twitter: @heyfrgary

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Ash Wednesday February 14

Mass Times: 7:00 and 9:00am 1:30 and 7:00pm

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Our Lady of Lourdes Feast Day Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family, Dunedin, FL

MASS INTENTIONS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 St. Scholastica 9:00AM † Bernard L. Parker 5:00PM † Janice Stirn

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes

7:30AM The Members of the Parish 9:30AM † George Nelson 11:30AM † Mark Zoellner 5:00PM † Fe and Emilio Bono

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12 9:00AM † Patrick Louis Egan

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 9:00AM † Bernard L. Parker

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Ash Wednesday 7:00AM The Members of the Parish 9:00AM † Anna Elkins 1:30PM † Dorothy & Thomas Stevenson 7:00PM † Bishop Robert Shaheen

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 7:00AM † Mary Elizabeth Loeb 9:00AM † Helen Osborn

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16 7:00AM † Patricia Greger 9:00AM † Michael Walter Schaefer

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order 9:00AM † Joseph Kelly 5:00PM † Mary Signorini

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 First Sunday of Lent

7:30AM † George Nelson 9:30AM The Members of the Parish 11:30AM † Richard Rowe 5:00PM † Anne Keela Segrue

Altar Servers GOLD Team - February 17/18

Scripture Readings Next Week February 18

First Sunday of Lent Gn 9:8-15 Ps 25:4-9

1 Pt 3:18-22 Mk 1:12-15 Father Gary

Writes

The Altar Flowers were donated In Honor of Rich & Camille Palumbo

From Mike, Margaret, Karrah and Aaron

In a dank cave along the banks of the Gave River – just outside of Lourdes, France – a young French girl by the name of Bernadette Soubirous had a vision of the Virgin Mary on the morning of February 11

th, 1858. She witnessed eighteen apparitions between

February and July. Bernadette was just fourteen years of age when the apparitions began. At first, she was judged to be delusional. Bernadette did not know who the lady was, and neither did she ask, they would simply pray the rosary together. Eventually, her pastor told her to ask the lady in white who she was, and when Bernadette did so, she said she was the Immaculate Conception, a name, a title, Bernadette would not have easily related to or even understood. This was enough to convince her local priest that she was not delusional, and had encountered the presence of the Virgin Mary. For one hundred and sixty years, Lourdes has been a place of pilgrimage. There have been many miraculous healings. Once I was with some pilgrims, and one of the ladies in the group who had lost her sight, received it back. But one does not go to Lourdes to witness physical healing, but to experience the loving, and healing presence of God, through His Son, Jesus Christ. Mary always leads us into the presence of her Son. In Lourdes the sick always have priority, and are treated with the most profound love and respect. It reminds us that those who are physically weak and vulnerable have pride of place in God’s heart. The ministry of Jesus proves this is so, just read the Gospels.

As today is the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes (February 11th), our

Patronal Feast (and Diamond Jubilee Year), we will use prayers and readings in honor of the Virgin Mary. Before the final blessing at the Saturday Vigil Mass, and at our Sunday morning Masses, we will pray a decade of the rosary. Following today’s 9:30 Mass, a free Continental Breakfast is served in the School Cafeteria. After our Sunday evening Mass, as they do each night in Lourdes, we will have a Candlelight Procession, followed by Pizza and Wine in the School Cafeteria. This is a very special day and we want to celebrate it accordingly.

On Wednesday, February 14th

, we begin the Season of Lent, a season of fasting and abstinence. Ashes are distributed at all Masses: 7:00 and 9:00am, 1:30 and 7:00pm. Yes, it is Valentine’s Day, an appropriate day to begin this season of grace and opportuni-ty, as we focus and reflect on the depth and power of God’s love for us in Christ Jesus, His Son. Let’s make it the best Lent ever! I am very excited about our Lenten Jubilee Mission, presented by ValLimar Jensen, from February 24–28. ValLimar is an international singer and speaker, and the last time I saw her was with Pope Francis at World Youth Day in Poland.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have made a pledge to the Annual Pastoral Appeal. I hope and pray that every household in the parish will make a gift to the essential mission of Christ’s Church across the five counties of the Diocese.

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February 11, 2018 www.ourladydunedin.org

OUR PARISH FAMILY - January

Baptized into the life of the Risen Christ Levi Alan Epperson Kevin Michael McCaffrey III Tyson Alan Seitz

Born into Eternal Life John Aunchman Roseanna Lochead Paul Stein

Love Sealed by the Sacrament of Marriage Justin Barker and Juliana Little

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LENTEN FISH FRY Fridays in Lent, February 16th-March 23rd

4:30-7:00 pm in the School Hall • $8 includes two generous pieces of fried

cod, fries, coleslaw, a roll, pickle, coffee and iced tea

• $5 for children's cheese pizza • Beer, wine and soda are available for a

donation • A baked option is available, but orders

must be placed by 3pm day of by emailing sarah@ourladydunedin.org

• All proceeds go to the teen program to benefit our teens and young adults attend-ing World Youth Day Panama 2019 and our middle and high school summer camps!

2018 LENTEN PARISH MISSION “Created in the Image of God”

February 26-28 9:45am and 7:00pm

Meet Our Mission Presenter: Blessed with an extraordinary voice, ValLimar Jansen is a highly regarded inspirational/catechetical speaker, singer, composer and recording artist. She is also a college professor, a leader of worship and prayer, and a workshop presenter at conferences across the US and abroad. ValLimar has a long history of singing

sacred music, starting from the age of five. She received most of her training in music and performance from Howard University in Washington, DC. She holds professional degrees in the arts from California State University, San Bernardino, and the University of California, Santa Barbara.

ValLimar sings a broad range of styles from traditional to contempo-rary. In 2005, she released her first solo collection, You Gotta Move. Other collections include Anointing, Psalms from the Soul and Give God the Glory. Her most recent collection, Spirit & Soul, features popular contemporary songs from fellow Spirit & Song composers produced and sung with ValLimar's signature style.

ValLimar tours regionally, nationally and internationally as an inspira-tional speaker, author, storyteller, psalmist, song leader, principal vocalist and emcee. ValLimar has been a keynote speaker and presenter at many major events. She is an excellent choice for concerts and faith formation workshops. She works with youth and educators on the subjects of music and liturgy.

ValLimar composes much of her music with the help of her husband, Frank. They live in California and have three children. Monday, February 26 Created in the Image of God, for Mercy and Love Tuesday, February 27 Formed, Transformed and Filled with God’s Mercy Wednesday, February 28 Sent Forth to Be the Love of God

Annual Welcome Back Dinner For Our

Winter Friends! Thursday, February 22 6:30pm in the Conmy Center Welcome back to your home away from home! You are invited to enjoy dinner and fellowship with your Our Lady of Lourdes parish family. Learn about upcoming parish events and the latest and greatest happenings! Please RSVP by February 20 to the parish office at 733-3606.

The evening is sponsored by Fr. Gary - Welcome back, Winter Friends!

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EVANGELIZATION, LIFE LONG FAITH FORMATION AND YOUTH

FAITH FORMATION - Grades 1-5 Check out our weekly emails for conversation starters at home!

Feb. 11: Feast Day / Diamond Jubilee Celebration! 2-5 year old class will still meet during the 9:30am Mass. Grades 1-5 Faith For-mation, please join in the feast day celebration in lieu of class! Feb. 18: First Sunday of Lent: Jesus is Tempted

EDGE - Wednesdays 6:30-8pm

Feb. 14: ASH WEDNESDAY: EDGE will attend Mass together Feb. 21: BOUNDARIES: The Law Feb. 28: PARISH MISSION: Be Like Christ - EDGE will attend

LIFE TEEN - Sundays 6-8pm Feb. 11: Feast Day Celebration Feb. 18: BELONG: The Sacraments of Initiation Feb. 25: RESTORE: The Sacraments of Healing

FORMED FEATURE OF THE WEEK Bernard Guillaumet, a non-Christian French journalist, is assigned the job of doing a story on Lourdes in the late 1990s. Just before he leaves for Lourdes, Bernard learns that his wife is pregnant. However, he is not told that this pregnancy could put her life at risk--and that doctors are suggesting an abortion.

While researching for his report on Lourdes, Bernard comes across the pages of an old family manuscript. The manuscript was written by his ancestor, Henri Guillaumet, a positivist scientist and nonbeliever who met Bernadette at Lourdes in 1858, a meeting which profoundly affected Henri and forced him to reconsider the miracles performed following the apparitions of the Madonna of Lourdes. One of the most important miracles H. Giullaumet had to reconsider was the healing of his wife Claire, who had been on her death bed as a result of tuberculosis, and was completely restored by the miraculous waters of the grotto in which Bernadette saw Our Lady.

This intriguing film uses the pages of the manuscript to trace the stories of three lives—Bernadette, Henry, and Bernard—three characters whose lives intertwine as they pursue parallel journeys according to the designs of Providence. Check out more features at www.formed.org! PARISH CODE: 4M3GQG

WALKING WITH PURPOSE WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY: OPENING YOUR HEART

Thursdays, 7:00pm Conmy Center, Room B

Feb. 15: Lesson 18-Connect Coffee Talk: Children-Reaching Your Child’s Heart Feb. 22: Lesson 19-What Challenges Will I Face in My Efforts to Follow Jesus More Closely? Mar. 1: Lesson 20-What Is the Relevance of the Church in My Life?

MATERIALS: Holy Bible & Opening Your Heart Study Guide

WORLD YOUTH DAY 2019 January 20-January 28, 2019

Presented by Belmont Tours Pope Francis still has a few spots available (grades 11, 12, college students, young adults up to the age of 25) to join him in Pan-ama for World Youth Day. $2700 includes air transportation, flights, food and excursions, e.g. to the Panama Canal. Please contact Sarah Davis in the Faith Formation Office: (727) 733-0872 to sign up!

2018 MISSION TRIP TO ACUL DES PIN, HAITI

If any of our high school teens (grades 11 & 12) or college students would like to come on our Mission Trip this year (June 18th – 25th), please contact Sarah Davis in the Faith Formation Office (727) 733-0872 or email sarah@ourladydunedin.org.

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A COMMUNITY OF FAITH, KNOWLEDGE AND SERVICE

Science with Mrs. Lynn

Diocese of St. Petersburg Science Fair Winners

Eight students competed with other Middle School students in the Diocese of St. Petersburg STEM Science Fair on January 13, 2018. The following students placed first and second in their categories:

FIRST PLACE IN CHEMISTRY Grace Osypka* “Soapy Ants: Are Green Detergents Less Toxic than Conventional Ones?”

*Grace Osypka was also awarded a $1,000 scholarship to any Catholic High School in the Diocese by the Science Fair Committee.

SECOND PLACE IN INTELLIGENT MACHINES, ROOTICS & SYSTEMS SOFTWARE Jackson Abernathy “What Materials Affect Conductivity of Wi-Fi Signals?”

Science Fairs are opportunities to do a real science project. Preparation for a Science Fair is a two month process. To pre-pare, the students ask the question, do the research, perform the experiment, make the observations, gather data, publish the results, and present to the judges like a real scientist does.

Six students will participate at the Pinellas County Science Fair on February 3, 2018.

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STEWARDSHIP: TIME, TALENT, TREASURE

A C ALL T O S H AR E

February 4, 2018 Cash Offertory (2,051 households) ................. $18,461 Parish Automated Giving .................................. $7,653 Total Weekly Offertory ................................. $26,114

Attendance: 2550

Annual statements of your parish contributions for the calendar year 2017 are now available. Please complete the information below and return this form by mailing it to the church office or putting it in the collection basket. Please be sure to mark the envelope “Attention Sue.”

Envelope Number:

Name:

Address:

APA and Capital Campaign statements are available from the Diocese. Please call 727-344-1611.

2018 ANNUAL PASTORAL APPEAL Everyone should have received their personal invitation from Bishop Parkes for participation in the 2018 Annual Pastoral Appeal. Remember that APA not only assists our parish in fulfilling our commitment to the ministries, programs, and services of our larger Church, but also helps to provide the physical, educational, and spiritual needs of thousands that we could not serve from our parish alone. Your pledge or gift to APA on behalf of our parish funds these services that are essential to advance the mission of Christ and help those in need. While reflecting on your own blessings, consider how you can bring the joy of Jesus Christ to someone in need. If you have any questions about APA, the services it funds, or how it benefits our parish, please call our parish office or visit our diocesan website at www.dosp.org/apa. If you have not yet responded, please know we want and need your participation! Every gift, every prayer, and every sacrifice brings hope to someone seeking the love and mercy of Christ. Be part of that blessing!

Thank you to all Parishioners and Visitors

We are blessed to have such a loving parish family. You are always in our prayers!

Thank you to Area Printing for donating the design and set-up for the candle guards being

used in the procession today.

LEND A HAND Parish volunteers are needed to occasionally "Lend A Hand" to fellow parishioners. Through volunteers we offer one-time or temporary services to parishioners, assisting with small chores normally done by homeowners them-selves, but which they cannot perform due to a temporary inability or illness. Examples of services include changing light bulbs or smoke alarm batteries, minor home repairs, walking dogs, yard clean-up, grocery shopping or moving light furniture. Work requiring a permit or professional licensure is not included. For more information or to volunteer, contact Antje Anderson at (727) 656-9741 or antjeanderson@msn.com.

Please Pray for Our Service Men & Women

Matthew Anderson, US Army

Derek Bell, US Army

Norman Bothmann, US Army

Julien Buckmire, US Army

Michael A. Chacon, US Army

Abby Clabaugh, US Army

Ariel Clabaugh, US Army

Ryan Clabaugh, US Army

Jacob Conkright, US Army

Jordan Ditro, US Navy

Mikel Dualos, US Air Force

Julia Fensterwald, US Air Force

Stephen Hartnett, III, US Army

Richard T. Hilgert, US Navy

Jon Paul Hilgert, US Navy

Jacob R. Hilgert, US Navy

Matthew Jackson, US Air Force

Jacob Johnson, US Army

George Kavulich, US Air Force

Michael Lovara, US Navy

Nicholas Lynford, US Army

Samuel Lynford, US Marines

Cody James Macomber, US Navy

Joseph Marcinek, US Air Force

Joseph Matarazzo, US Air Force

Michele Matthews, US Navy

David Matthews, US Army

Joseph McKenna, US Army Steven McKenna, National Guard Bryan McKniff US Navy

Matthew Miller, US Army

Mark Miller Jr., US Army

Sam Miller, US Navy

Peter Muench, US Army

Sarah Olson, US Army

Alicia O'Meara, US Air Force

Kyle Packer, US Army

Seth Raio, Jr. US Army

Jose Luis Ramos, US Army

Stephen Rogers, Sr., US Army

John Sager, US Navy

Jeffrey Sharp, US Navy

Robert E. Smith, US Marines

Jim Thompson, US Marines

Christian P. Vitale, US Navy

Alexander Walker, US Navy

Stephen Walker, US Army

Frank H. Zwissler, US Army

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KEEPING A HOLY LENT: PRAY · FAST · GIVE ALMS

Regulations on Fasting and Abstinence The dual disciplines of fasting and abstinence have a long history in the Catholic Church. Going back to the early Church, the purpose behind the custom of self denial is not punishment; it is to simplify our lifestyles so that we create a certain emptiness. In this way, freed from all distractions, we are able to hear and respond to God’s continued call to conversion and holiness.

• Fasting is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all Catholics between the ages of 18 to 59 years (inclusive). On days of fasting, one full meal is allowed. Two smaller meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to one’s needs, but together they should not equal

another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted, but liquids are allowed.

• Abstinence from meat is to be observed by all Catholics who are 14 years of age and older. Ash Wednesday, all the Fridays of Lent, and Good Friday are days of abstinence.

Note: If a person is unable to observe the above regulations due to ill health or other serious reasons, they are urged to practice other forms of self denial that are suitable to their condition.

Fasting, almsgiving, and prayer are the three traditional disciplines of Lent. The faithful and catechumens should undertake these practices seriously in a spirit of penance and of preparation for baptism or of renewal of baptism at Easter.

Lenten Almsgiving Our Lenten Almsgiving will be directed to Catholic Relief Services (Rice Bowls) and to our Twin Parish and School, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Acul des Pins, Haiti.

• At all the Masses on Ash Wednesday you are invited to take a Rice Bowl. We are asking each household, as part of our Lenten journey, to fill the rice bowl through sacrificial gifts. With your support every year, the Catholic community in the United States assists more than 100 million of the world’s poorest people. Rice Bowls will be collected on Holy Thursday, March 29, at the Mass of the Last Supper.

• Our Twin Parish and School, Sacred Heart of Jesus located in Acul Des Pins, Haiti is also part of our Lenten Almsgiving. Please visit the display located in the Narthex beginning on Ash Wednesday. Please use the special envelopes provided in the pews and place them in the Sunday offertory collection or return them to the parish office.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

Fridays during Lent 9:30 AM and 7:00 PM

DAILY MASS DURING LENT

Beginning February 15, there will be an additional daily Mass

at 7:00am.

STATEMENT FROM BISHOP PARKES CONCERNING ASH WEDNESDAY,

FEBRUARY 14 Bishop Parkes has received questions regarding whether a dispensation from the discipline of fasting and abstinence will be granted on Ash Wednesday as it coincides with Valentine’s Day. He is not inclined to grant a dispensation from this discipline for two main reasons:

1) Ash Wednesday is one of only two days on the liturgical calendar (the other being Good Friday) when fasting and abstinence are observed by Catholics and

2) For most people, Valentine’s Day is primarily a secular celebration rather than a religious observance. Members of the faithful may be encouraged to observe Valentine’s Day with greater simplicity, due to its convergence with Ash Wednesday or they may choose to celebrate the holiday on Tuesday, February 13 or even during the previous weekend (February 10/11).

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THIS YEAR WE CELEBRATE OUR LADY OF LOURDES’ DIAMOND JUBILEE !

BIBLE DISCUSSION GROUP Tuesday, January 23 - 6:30-8pm

DuBois A The readings for the next meeting are Psalms 104-110. We meet the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.

Newcomers are always welcome. Call John (727)

733-4065 for details.

In Celebration of our

Diamond Jubilee, Join Fr. Gary on a Spiritual

Journey to

LOURDES and FRANCE

June 4-13, 2018

$3389 per person, double occupancy includes… • Round trip airfare • 8 nights in 3 and 4 star hotels in Lourdes, Neves,

Chartres and Paris - all city center • Transfers and ground transportation • Admission fees • Breakfast each day with gratuities • Dinner each day with gratuities except one day • Baggage handling • Masses celebrated by Fr. Gary

Detailed informational brochures are available at entrances of the church and parish office. If inter-ested in going, please contact Mary Kibbey in the Parish Office for an application. A $400 deposit will be required with completed application. Families welcome.

LAST CHANCE TO TURN IN YOUR

APPLICATION AND DEPOSIT IS

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd

Friday, March 9 7:30pm

Conmy Center

NEIL DIAMOND TRIBUTE SHOW FEATURING JAY WHITE

Friday, March 9 at 7:30pm • $20 General Admission

• $30 VIP tickets includes hors d’ouerves at 6:30pm and reserved seating; limited to the first 100 sold.

• Tickets are available at the parish office or by going online to www.conmycenter.com.

A DIAMOND

Jubilee Concert!

DESSERTS FOR PINELLAS HOPE Brownies Needed

Monday, February 19 Thank you for providing

desserts for the residents of Pinellas Hope; we are very grateful for your support! If you would like to donate brownies, please bring them to the Parish Office on Monday, February 19 between 9am-4pm. Please bring the dessert in a disposable container.

Make checks payable to: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School

Daughter’s Name

OLL Student: No Yes

Grade/Teacher $30 Father / Daughter $10 each additional daughter (# additional)

~ Return this form with check payable to OLL School to school or parish office by February 19 ~

OLL Home & School Assoc.

Presents

All Fathers & Daughters of the Parish & School are Invited!

It’s a Father Daughter Thing

Friday, February 23, 6-8:30pm

Hors d’oeuvres Dessert Dancing D.J. Games Craft Keepsake Photo

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CH Church CC Conmy Center CCA CC Room A CCB CC Room B CCC CC Room C

CCD CC Youth Ctr CCL CC Lobby CHP Chapel DCA DuBois Rm A DCB DuBois Rm B

DCC DuBois Rm C SH School Hall SB School Bldg SM School Math Rm SL School Library

PARISH COMMUNITY CALENDAR

G IF T S H O P H O U R S Saturday: 6:00-6:30pm Sunday: 8:30-11:15am

Monday - Friday: 9:30am-12:30pm

St. Mary, Our Lady of Grace Winter Concert Series

Presents “Each Day is Valentine’s Day” Sunday, February 18 at 3pm

515 4th St. South, St. Petersburg Join St. Pete’s newest musical cabaret entertainer, Paula Broadwater, as she sings the tunes you might expect and others you’d never guess! Suggested donation at the door $10.

APOSTLES KITCHEN Join Us at Apostles Kitchen Sunday Mornings after Mass

in the School Hall Coffee, Juice, Breakfast Items All proceeds benefit Pinellas Hope

Apostles Kitchen Volunteers: Sunday, February 18 - RED TEAMS

Thursday, Feb. 15 at 7pm in the DuBois Center Join us if you are single, 55+ and want to meet and make new friends. We meet on the third Thursday of every month and provide outreach to one another, to the parish, and to the local community. We have several planned activities each month, such as breakfast, bible study, movies, picnics, and dinner. For more information call Betty at 736-0630 or join us at our next meeting.

Sunday, February 11, 2018

9:00 AM SB Faith Formation

10:30 AM SL Baptism Prep

10:30 AM DCB RCIA

6:00 PM CCA Life Teen

Monday, February 12, 2018

7:00 PM DCB Hispanic Ministry

7:00 PM SH Cub Scout Pack 422

Tuesday, February 13, 2018

6:15 PM DCC Bible Discussion Group

7:00 PM DCA Ladies Auxiliary

7:00 PM SH Boy Scout Troop 422

7:30 PM DCB Knights of Columbus

Wednesday, February 14, 2018

6:00 AM CCA That Man is You

9:30 AM CH Exposition

10:30 AM CHP Benediction

6:00 PM CC EDGE

8:00 PM DCB Men's Al-Anon

Thursday, February 15, 2018

10:00 AM CCA Toddler Music

7:00 PM DCB ZOOMERS

7:00 PM CCB Walking with Purpose

Friday, February 16, 2018

9:30 AM CH Stations of the Cross

9:30 AM CH MMP Rosary Cenacle

10:00 AM DCA Hispanic Ministry

4:30 PM SH Fish Fry

7:00 PM CH Stations of the Cross

8:00 PM DCB AA Meeting

Saturday, February 17, 2018

8:45 AM CH Miraculous Medal Novena

9:30 AM CH Exposition

10:20 AM CH Benediction

Questions? Call St. Jerome Church at (727) 595-4610.

ST. PADDY’s DAY WARM-UP DINNER March 3

rd 6-8:30pm in the Conmy Center

Please join us for a hugely entertaining evening full of St. Patrick’s Day festivities! You don’t want to miss this fun night!

• $15 for adults / $8 for children • Includes corned beef with cabbage and

vegetable, bread, desert, coffee and tea • Spectacular line up of traditional Irish

entertainment that is sure to get you singing • Fantastic raffles and plenty o’ shenanigans • Tickets can be purchased in advance only through our

parish office and after Masses February 17-18 and Feb. 24-25. No tickets will be sold at the door.

All of the proceeds from this event will benefit our 2019 World Youth Day Panama trip and our middle school and high school summer camp trips this summer. If you would like to volunteer at this event or donate any raffle items/gift certificates, we need both! Please contact Sarah at youthministry@ourladydunedin.com or 727-733-0872.