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SAINT BRIDGET CATHOLIC CHURCH 1 April 5, 2015

April 5, 2015

Easter Sunday of the

Resurrection of the Lord

Rise, let us be on our way

PARISH MEMBERSHIP We welcome you to join our Parish Family. Please join us for Second Sundays. The second Sunday of each month we will be hosting a new member orientation in the Parish Council Meeting Room after the 9:00 AM Mass. The next Second Sunday is Sunday, April 12th.

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Catholic faith inquiries and those seeking to join the Catholic Church are welcome! Contact RCIA Coordinator Teresa Lee, [email protected], 525.7896.

INFANT BAPTISM Parents attend a preparation session prior to scheduling a baptism. Contact Julie Koury, Pastoral Assistant, [email protected], 525.7890.

OUTREACH SUNDAY On the third Sunday of the month, baskets are placed at the exits of the Church for food and money donations.

MARRIAGE Couples should contact the Wedding Coordinator, Pat Morrison, akmpm @juno.com, 741.6620 at least six months prior to scheduling a wedding.

VISITING THE SICK Contact Paul Amrhein, Director of Human Concerns and Pastoral Care, [email protected], 525.7902 Regarding Communion and/or Anointing of the Sick.

6006 Three Chopt Road Richmond, VA 23226

www.saintbridgetchurch.org [email protected]

Saint Bridget Parish Following Jesus’ example,

Believe: Inspire, Educate, Serve

recognizes the inherent value of each member of our

community as we travel on our faith journey. Just as Christ

did, our parish welcomes and supports one another in love

as we share our talents and resources with those in need.

P: 804.282.9511 F: 804.285.7227

Priests’ Residence: 804.282.9318

WORSHIP at SAINT BRIDGET

Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:30 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, and 5:00 PM Nursery: 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM year-round

Children's Liturgy of the Word: 9:00 and 11:00 AM

Daily Mass Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM Exceptions: Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Thanksgiving

Reconciliation Saturday, 4:00 PM and by appointment.


Please join us on any Saturday morning for 8:00 am Mass followed by the Holy Rosary. There is so much to pray for. Each decade is announced ahead of

time, and then after that anyone is free to lead the Our Father, Hail Mary and Glory Be. The Good Lord and Blessed

Mother will be listening! Hope to see you!

Upcoming Pastoral Council Elections – Call to Serve: We are preparing for our yearly Saint Bridget Pas-toral Council transition and are looking for Parish mem-bers who are interested in the opportunity to be involved in our Parish life by serving on our Saint Bridget Pastoral Council starting with the June 2015 term. Pastoral Council is made up of 12 members with rotating terms. Our Parish Council serves primarily in a supportive role to our Pastor, Monsignor Carr. We strive to promote the spiritual and temporal well being of our Parish members, to promote communication and coordination among various Parish groups and to assist in creating and furthering the goals and priorities of our vibrant parish. This is such a wonderful op-portunity to be involved actively in your Parish Family. If you or someone you know would be interested in being a council member or if you have any questions about what this involved, I would be happy to talk with you! Each of you has unique gifts to share. Thank you for giving this opportunity prayerful consideration. I look forward to hearing from you. Ann Vandersyde, [email protected]; Cell #804.683.3809

Cherishing Life at All Stages: End-of Life Issues for All Ages - An In-depth Panel Discussion

Saint Bridget Catholic Church – April 28th – 6:00 p.m.

Please join us for an in-depth discussion of the moral and ethical challenges that can arise at the end of life, not only for ourselves, but when caring for loved ones.

What must be done for the terminally ill, including medica-tion, hydration, and nutrition? Who may make these deci-sions on behalf of our loved ones at the end of life? What legal issues may arise and how should one prepare?

The discussion will be led by a panel that will offer their perspective on this important topic, and will allow time for questions from the audience.

Monsignor William H. Carr, Pastor of St. Bridget Catholic Church

Burke Balch, Lawyer and Director of the Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics of the National Right to Life Committee

Sister Marie Kerns, Sister of Mercy and Director of Mission and Outreach at Bon Secours Health System.

The discussion will take place in the Parish Commons from 6:00- 7:30 p.m. Please plan to stay for light refreshments hosted by the Respect Life Committee.

Morning of Recollection for Women: There will be a Morning of Recollection for Women on Wednesday, April 8, 2015 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Chapel of the Comboni Missionary Sisters, located at 1307 Lakeside Ave-nue. Meditations will be given by a priest of the Prelature of Opus Dei. Mass will be celebrated at 11:45 a.m., and there will be an opportunity to receive the Sacrament of Reconcili-ation. For more information, please call Pilar Moore at 360 7151.

A Message from the Liturgy Committee:

Thank you for attending the Triduum liturgies at St. Bridget Church. Please take a few minutes to give us your feedback about the liturgies by taking this brief survey at bitly.com/Triduum. We will use this information to improve the liturgies in future. Even if you were unable to attend the Triduum Services, please consider opening the survey as we would like some feedback from you as well in question 7. Many thanks, and have a joyous Easter Season!

Dear Parishioners,

Thank you to everyone who participated in our week-long Lenten Retreat. Many people took time out of their schedules to reflect and draw closer to Christ as part of their Lenten journey and Christ was there!

I would also like to thank Monsignor Clay, the Lenten Retreat committee and all the volunteers who helped make the retreat a meaningful success!

Easter blessings - Monsignor Carr

CARITAS 2015 Thank You! A heartfelt “thank you” to all parishioners who helped make the recent CARITAS event such a great success. Forty homeless men were given shelter and meals during a week of terribly cold winter weather. Over 200 parishion-ers worked and helped out in many ways to make these needy men comfortable. They were very appreciative. Vol-unteers came in on the snow day and kept the men compa-ny not to mention all the volunteers who came in every night to drive to the Y and the laundromat, spend the night, serve meals, cut hair, play cards (to name only a few of the tasks) - so much outreach that showed these men the spirit of Christ. Thank you is not enough but know how grateful the parish is for your efforts!

Volunteers Needed! RVA French Food Festival Saturday, April 25, 2015 – 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.: SAVE THE DATE!! Mark your calendars for the 7th Annual RVA French Food Festival benefitting Little Sisters of the Poor and the Elderly Residents entrusted to their care. Spon-sored once again by Bon Secours Virginia Health System and Page Auto Group, it will be a flavor and fun-filled day for the whole family. Featuring world-renowned Chef Paul Elbling’s authentic French cuisine along with Cajun fare by Chef Sean Murphy of The Savoy Grain, and this year’s event will also include specialties from six (6) other chefs. Please visit www.rvafrenchfoodfestival.com or call (804)288-6245 for more details on the menu, live entertainment, vendors, children’s games and opportunities to sponsor. There are many volunteer spots open go to our website or email [email protected]. See YOU there!!


E-Giving and Your Stewardship Pledge. Please consider E-Giving to make donations to the parish. To make a contribution on-line, visit our website at www.saintbridgetchurch.org and click on the E-Giving link. You may use debit cards, credit cards or electronic funds transfer for your contributions. E-Giving provides a secure and convenient option to fulfill your stewardship pledge and make donations to the various funds and special collections. E-Giving provides a cost sav-ings to the parish since processing time is quick and easy and we send fewer Envelope Packets. Are you using E-Giving and no longer wish to receive your Envelope Packets? Simply contact Kimberly Lapkin at 525-7888 or [email protected] to cancel your Envelope Packet Mailings. Thank you for your contributions to sup-port God’s work here at Saint Bridget Church!

Men’s Ministry: The Saint Bridget Men’s Ministry of Faith & Fellowship will host its next meeting in the Parish Center Meeting Room on Saturday, April 11, 2015, begin-ning at 7:00 a.m. with coffee available at 6:30. We will discuss Part II, Chapter 3 of Peter Kreeft's book, Catholic Christianity, as well as the weekend's scripture readings. The meeting will adjourn at 7:55 a.m. For more infor-mation, please contact Charlie Giovannetti at 673-8980, Wayne Slough at 740-4257 or Leon Shadowen at 740-2948 or [email protected] or visit our website at www.sbmmff.com.

Saints and Sinners Trip: Destination Fredericks-burg! Sign up now for the Saints and Sinners trip to Fred-ericksburg! We’ll be heading just an hour north for a trip to the past! Fredericksburg, a quaint southern town, is steeped in history! Our day begins with an overview of Fredericksburg, and a guided tour of historic Chatham Manor, the Bloody Road, and the Fredericksburg National Battlefield. Time allowing, we’ll stop in at the National Park Service Visitor’s Center. For our midday meal, we’ll dine on fine Italian fare at Ristorante Renato, an old standby! Then, we’re in for some culture visiting Belmont, home to Gari Melcher, a renowned painter from the early 20th century. We will cap our day off with a wine tasting and light dinner at the Potomac Point Vineyard and Win-ery. We’ll be back to Richmond just about 8:00 pm. Do plan to join in! The cost is $120/person, including bus, guided history tour, lunch, museum fees, wine tasting, dinner, and all taxes and tips. All are welcome, including friends! Thursday, April 16th, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Please reserve your seat on the Destination Fredericksburg tour in the Parish Office! Call John McCulla for more in-formation at 342-1112. Sign up soon!

Benedictine College Preparatory is looking for a full-time Biology teacher for the 2015-2016 school year. Teachers are expected to support all aspects of the Benedictine education, keep accurate lesson plans and grade book, at-tend mandatory school events, and prepare conceptual lessons that include review of foundational knowledge, a structured presentation of new concepts, and varied assessment methods to gauge student understanding. The preferred candidate will have experience in teaching, enthusiasm for youth, and enjoy a single-sex Christian environment. Please e-mail cover letter and resume to Michael Bumbulsky, Associate Headmaster, at [email protected].

Catholic High School Scholarship: If you are an eighth grade student of Saint Bridget Church and you are enrol-ling in either Saint Gertrude or Benedictine College Preparatory Catholic High School, you are eligible to apply for the Knights of Columbus Catholic High School $1,000 Merit-Based Scholarship. Scholarship Applications are available in the Commons Area or can be downloaded from our Youth Page on the Saint Bridget website (saintbridgetchurch.org look under “Announcements”). Please contact Gary Port, Scholarship Chairman with any questions 741-8666.

It’s almost Mother’s Day and that means it’s time for CHWC’s ever popular, most delectable fundraiser yet…

The Annual Mother’s Day Cake Sale Saturday, May 9 and Sunday, May 10, 2015

An assortment of cakes, pies, coffee cakes and other treats homemade by our campers will be available for purchase for $15 after all Masses. All proceeds will go to support St. Bridget Catholic Heart Work Camp. You may also choose to purchase a cake to be donated to the Little Sisters of the Poor. We will take care of the Lit-tle Sisters of the Poor delivery for you. Thank you for your generous and enthusiastic support of this Parish-favorite!

Commonwealth Catholic Charities Food Pantry

Drive: In February St. Bridget donated 132 bags of food

which helped to feed 442 needy friends and neigh-

bors. Our next food drive will be the weekend of

April 12th when volunteers and the Knights of Colum-

bus will be handing out empty grocery bags after all

Masses. Please do not pass them by, take an empty gro-

cery bag home and return it the next weekend. Your con-

tinued support of this ministry has been so very much

appreciated. Your monthly donations have helped to

make it possible for CCC to keep the pantry open in spite

of the increase in people needing our assistance.

Thank you!

Stuart Avenue Players of Saint Gertrude High School pre-sent Noel Coward's comedy Blithe Spirit on Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 18, in the SGHS multipurpose room at 7:30 pm, and Sunday, April 18 at 2 pm. Tickets are $5. Saint Gertrude High School is located at 3215 Stuart Avenue, Rich-mond VA 23221. Visit www.saintgertrude.org to buy tickets online, or contact [email protected] for more information.


Mass Intentions & Readings for the week of April 5, 2015 Contact Us!

9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, M-F Phone: 282.9511*

Fax: 285.7227

*To contact staff, use this number with their

extension or their direct line as noted below.

Clergy

Rev. Msgr. William H. Carr: Pastor, [email protected], 282.9511 Father Stefan Migac: Parochial Vicar, [email protected], 327 Fr. Michael Boehling: Vicar for Vocations, In Residence [email protected] Rev. Mr. John Arkesteyn: Permanent Deacon, [email protected], 324 Rev. Mr. Robert Giovenco: Permanent Deacon, [email protected], 316 Rev. Mr. V.J. Petillo: Permanent Deacon, [email protected]

Pastoral Staff

Mr. Paul Amrhein: Director of Human Concerns and Pastoral Care, [email protected], 525.7902

Mr. Allen Bean: Music Minister, [email protected], 525.7892

Mr. Dan Harms: Youth Minister, [email protected], 525.7901

Mr. Ray Honeycutt: Saint Bridget School Principal, [email protected], 288.1994

Ms. Teresa Lee: Director of Religious Education & RCIA, [email protected], 525.7896

Please Pray for the Sick, Infirm and Those in Need

Mass Readings

Saturday, April 4: Vigil: Gn 1:1--2:2 or 1:1, 26-31a/Gn 22:1-18 or 22:1-2, 9a, 10- 13, 15-18/Ex 14:15--15:1/Is 54:5-14/Is 55:1-11/Bar 3:9-15, 32--4:4/Ez 36:16- 17a, 18-28/Rom 6:3-11/Mk 16:1-7

Sunday, April 5: Acts 10:34a, 37- 43/Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/Jn 20:1-9 or Mk 16:1-7 or Lk 24:13-35 Monday, April 6: Acts 2:14, 22-33/Mt 28:8-15

Tuesday, April 7: Acts 2:36-41/Jn 20:11-18

Wednesday, April 8: Acts 3:1-10/Lk 24:13-35

Thursday, April 9: Acts 3:11-26/Lk 24:35-48

Friday, April 10: Acts 4:1-12/Jn 21:1-14

Saturday, April 11:

Acts 4:13-21/Mk 16:9-15

Next Sunday, April 12: Acts 4:32-35/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31

Mass Intentions

8:00 pm: Charlotte Belton

7:30 am: Gene Kastelberg, 9:00 am: Vin-cent P. Donzanti (church), Special Inten-tion (MPH) 11:00 am: Narcisco Aberin (church), Catherine McGurn (MPH) 5:00 pm: Orla Quill

8:00 am: Raymond Salim

8:00 am: The People

8:00 am: Sarah Bruch

8:00 am: Special Intention

8:00 am: Nita Kitchen

8:00 am: Special Intention

5:30 pm: Sherry Kehr

7:30 am: Gene Kastelberg, 9:00 am: Susan, Brian and Cornelius Flynn, 11:00 am: Nicholas Rozario, 5:00 pm: Sigmund and Elizabeth Bodzan

“God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with power.” Are you being called to proclaim the new life of the resurrected Christ to the world with His Spirit and His power? Call Father Michael G. Boehling at (804)359-5661, or write: [email protected].

Communion to the Sick Please notify the parish office (804.282.9511) when a parishioner is ill. Arrangements will be made for home or hospital visitation.

Our Parishioners Elaine Coli, Connie McLaughlin, Emily Condlin, Jennifer Stivers, Joseph Stenger, Helen Wren, Lisa Hall, Dr. Bruce Johnson, Patty Fineran McCaffrey, John McCaffrey, Joe Ragusa, Al Markow, Michelle Batty, Denyelle Mehfoud, Theodore Woods, Dee Wingen, Barbara Call, Lila Ann Roarty, Jean Cameron and those facing long term illness and disability.

Friends and Relatives of Parishioners Baby Riley Troyer, Suki Simpson, Jeanette Tippling, Catherine Dubus, James Shaw, Jr., Sibyl Telefin, Sarah Von Bank, Larry Picano, Beau Simpson, Joy Zyg-mont, Lisa Belton, Jim Penfield, Beverly Flanagan, Jackson McGuire, Linda Smith, Brandyn Bailey and Anne Thomas.

Those who passed to eternal life & their family and friends who mourn Adele Carman Ebert and Warren McKenna.


Contact Us!

9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, M-F

Phone: 282.9511 Fax: 285.7227

Administration

Ms. Michele Healy: Director of Communications, Communications@ saintbridgetchurch.org, 525.7899 Mr. Joel Keith: Parish Accountant, [email protected] 525.7889 Ms. Julie Koury: Pastoral Assistant, [email protected], 525.7890 Ms. Kimberly Lapkin: Director of Stewardship, [email protected], 525.7888 Ms. Pat Morrison: Wedding Coordinator, [email protected], 741.6620 Ms. Cheryl Peters: Director of Administration, [email protected] 525-7894 Ms. Joan Scarola: Pastoral Assistant, [email protected], 525.7898

Councils and Committees

Building Committee: Rick Kastelberg, [email protected] 350-3951 Finance Council: John McCulla, [email protected] 306.2488 Liturgy Committee: Bruce Slough [email protected] 288-4675 Parish Pastoral Council: Paul Sinclair, [email protected] 353-3140

Human Concerns Announcements

HELP Program in Need of Phone Counselors!

Commonwealth Catholic Charities’ HELP Program is seeking volunteer phone counselors in its Richmond Office. Volunteers assist low income community members in a financial crisis to connect with emergency financial assistance resources offered by CCC and other community based provid-ers. Phone counselors cover the HELP Emergency Assistance Line from 9am – 12:00pm and from 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm daily. Volunteers are needed to cover one or more shifts, based on availability. CCC’s HELP program is one of the largest and oldest emergency financial assistance programs in the Richmond region and is a partnership between CCC and area parishes. Please contact Sid Al-varado at [email protected] or 804-545-5945 if you are interested in volunteering.

Hungering for Celebration! We prayed, fasted and gave alms—and now we celebrate! Our Len-ten journey with CRS Rice Bowl ends in our own hearts, where Jesus reigns forever. Let us rejoice in our risen Lord—and in the lives we’ve changed this Lent in Tanzania, Nicaragua, Niger, Lebanon, the Democratic Republic of Congo and all over the world! Don’t forget to turn in your CRS Rice Bowl in the basket in the Commons after Masses.

Finding Grace in Race: [G]race A public lecture series marking the 150th anniversary of the burning of Richmond. This is the third and last lecture in the series. Come and join the other St. Bridget folks attending. “The Renewal” Monday, April 27, 7:30 pm. This lecture will explore how the United States has grappled with segregation in the legal system since the fall and burning of Richmond. About the lecturer: Christy Coleman is Co-CEO of the American Civil War Museum. Each 45 minute lecture will be followed by facilitated conversation and group processing time among the audience. Lecture is FREE. To register contact DeBorah Cannady at [email protected] or by phone at 804-783-7903.

Haiti Collection. Please remember the good work of our Haiti ministry in the second collection next weekend.

Fair Trade Coffee and Tea Sales. The weekend of April 25/26 we will be offering an assort-ment of coffee, tea, hot cocoa and chocolate bars. The St. Bridget coffee we are selling is in a beauti-ful new bag with a fresh seal that will keep that fresh roast taste longer and is still one full pound. Stop by in the commons after Mass to see the wide assortment being offered. Your purchase helps to give an education to children in Carissade, Haiti who would not otherwise have one while helping the farmers in third world countries make a better living. You pay a little more but the coffee, tea and chocolate are fantastic. It is as if you can taste the good you are helping to provide.

Help Wanted – We have gotten a number of new volunteers to help sell fair trade products after Mass but we are in need of help once a month after the 5:30 on Saturday. This takes about 15 minutes of your time after mass. If you can help it would be greatly appreciated. Please contact Paul Amrhein at 525-7902 or [email protected], thank you.

BeFriender Ministers Needed —This ministry is a blessing to all those involved. Our Be-Friender Ministers are all busy and we need both men and women to help out with the ministry. We are in the process of interviewing candidates and setting the training schedule for this Spring. Be-Friender Ministry is a national, ecumenical organization that provides training for a listening min-istry of lay pastoral care always in strictest confidence. BeFrienders provide pastoral care for people in transitional situations. They are trained lay volunteers who extend the pastoral care of a faith community. The training for this ministry will help you become a better spouse, parent and friend. If you are interested in attending the training or learning more by speaking with one of our current ministers contact Paul Amrhein [email protected] or 525-7902.

Do you Believe in Miracles? We have seen them happen just from talking to a BeFriender min-ister – someone who is not a friend or relative. Could You Benefit from Someone to Talk to? Per-haps things just are not the same with you and your spouse, or your job is more stressful than in the past or your health just is not right. It could be you just don’t want to bother your friends and family hashing over the same issues. Perhaps you are having a happy transition such as having a baby and would like someone to share your joy. A BeFriender Minister is just a call away and completely confidential. A BeFriender will not tell you what you have heard from everyone else but they can put you in touch with the Holy Spirit working in your life. They are trained to listen and help you figure your own way forward. We have ministers ready to bring the care and concern of our faith community to you. Call Paul Amrhein at 525-7902 or [email protected]

Mandolay Night charity event to benefit Saint Francis Home Saturday, May 2 from 6:00 – 11:00 pm. Please join us for our 3rd annual Mandolay Night charity event to benefit the residents of Saint Francis Home, a ministry that provides housing and loving care for seniors and disabled persons of little or no means. The event will be held Saturday, May 2nd from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm at the Hippodrome Theater in Jackson Ward. Tickets start at $300 for a table for 4 and sponsorship opportunities are available. The evening will feature a surf ‘n turf dinner, open and cash bar (depending on level of table purchased), boxing, fashion show, casino tables, dancers, live band “808” and silent auction. Visit our website www.mandolaynight.com for ticket information or call Pam Embrey at 804-237-5602. To learn more about Saint Francis Home please visit our website www.saintfrancishome.com.


SATURDAY, 4.4 - HOLY SATURDAY

Second Collection for the Needy of

this Area

6:30 AM: Men’s Ministry - PCMR

NO 8:00 AM DAILY MASS

8:30 AM: Respect Life Committee Meeting -

Murphy Conference Room

10:00 AM: Easter Vigil Rehearsal - Church

12:00 PM: Altar Server Triduum Rehearsal -

Church

8:00 PM: Solemn Easter Vigil - Church

SUNDAY, 4.5 - EASTER SUNDAY

Second Collection for the Needy of

this Area

7:30 am Church, 9:00 am MPH and

Church, 11:00 am MPH and Church,

5:00 pm Church.

MONDAY, 4.6

PARISH OFFICES ARE CLOSED

8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church

8:30 AM: Rosary Group - PCMR

9:00 AM: Bible Study - Church Hall

TUESDAY, 4.7


9:00 AM: Freedom House Cooking - Kitchen

1:30 PM: Wednesday Bible Study - Murphy

Conf. Room

4:00 PM: Parish Boy Choir - Church Hall

6:00 PM: MOPS - Church Hall

WEDNESDAY, 4.8


8:30 AM: Bible Study - Church Hall

1:30 PM: Saints and Sinners Core - PCMR

4:30 PM: Religious Education - School

6:00 PM: Men’s Evening of Reflection - Church

6:30 PM: Adult Choir Rehearsal - Church Hall

THURSDAY, 4.9

7:30 AM: School Finance Committee -

PCMR

Calendar of events for the week of April 5, 2015

Contact Us!

Parish Life Groups

Alpha: Michael Siewers, [email protected], 353.7884 Catholic Heart Work Camp: Andy and Anne-Marie Condlin, [email protected] 741.5305 or 426.5298 Haiti Committee: Paul Amrhein, Human Concerns and Pastoral Care Minister, [email protected], 525.7902 Knights of Columbus: Bill Ashey Membership Director, [email protected] 303-5813 Men’s Catholic Bible Study: Frank deVenoge, [email protected], 814.5607 Men’s Ministry: Leon Shadowen, [email protected], 740.2948 Micah Initiative/Blackwell School: Paul Amrhein, [email protected], 525-7902 Parish Nurse Ministry: Lucy Casey, RN and Betty Spencer, RN, 525-7905 Respect Life Committee: Mike Kozak, [email protected], 804-519-0696 Saints and Sinners: Gwen Glasser, [email protected], 364-4920 Saints Cyril and Methodius Society: Dan Yates, [email protected], 740.5695 Welcome Committee: Keri Inge, [email protected], 703-405-9666 Women’s Ministry: Kim Hulcher, [email protected], 426.3815 and Shannon Garbett, [email protected], 213.0772


8:30 AM: Mother Presentation Rosary

Guild - PCMR

4:00 PM: Girl Choir - Church Hall

4:00 PM: Hull Street Ministry - Kitchen

6:00 PM: ALPHA - Commons, PCMR,

Kitchen, Church Hall

6:30 PM: Irish Lessons - Large Nursery

7:00 PM: Befriender - Murphy Conference

Room

FRIDAY, 4.10


8:30 AM: Divine Cenacle Croup - Murphy

Conf. Room

10:00 AM: Parish Playgroup - Church

SATURDAY, 4.11

Second Collection for Haiti

7:00 AM: Men’s Catholic Studies - PCMR


8:00 AM: Rosary following Daily Mass - Church

5:30 PM: Mass - Church

SUNDAY, 4.12

Second Collection for Haiti

7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 5:00 PM:

Mass - Church

9:00 AM and 11:00 AM: Children’s Liturgy

of the Word - Church Hall

10:00 AM: New Parishioner Orientation -

Murphy Conference Room

12:15 PM: Sunday Afternoon Religious

Education - School

1:00 PM: Baptism Liturgy - Church

1:30 PM: Girls Scouts - Church Hall

3:15 PM: Youth Choir/Band Rehearsal-Church

5:00 PM: Mass - Church

6:15 PM: Richmond Catholic Singles -

PCMR

Sports Update - St. Bridget men’s softball team is currently looking for a “few good men”. If you are interested in playing in a good competitive church league please contact Paul Cartabiano at 357-6581 or [email protected]. All games are played on Monday nights at Westhampton Field or Parker Field.

Benedictine College Preparatory is looking for a full-time Spanish teacher for the 2015-2016 school year. Teachers are expected to support all aspects of the Benedic-tine education, keep accurate lesson plans and grade book, attend mandatory school events, and prepare conceptual lessons that include review of foundational knowledge, a structured presentation of new concepts, and varied assessment methods to gauge student understanding. Please e-mail cover letter and resume to Michael Bumbulsky, Associate Headmaster, at [email protected].

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