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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church June 20, 2010Chattanooga, Tennessee Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mass Intentions beginning this Saturday:June 19 8:15 PM +Joseph AndrewsJune 19 5:30 PM +John Knight & Rita Carr June 20 7:30 AM +Bo Jabaley & Mike Nasseff June 20 10:00 AM +Will Mahn Sr.June 20 12:00 PM +Frank RuggieroJune 20 2:00 PM Parish Family

June 21 12:00 PM +Doug ReardonJune 22 8:15 AM +Harold LloydJune 23 8:15 AM + Charles JabaleyJune 24 8:15 AM +Burkett RawlingsJune 25 8:15 AM +Helen DolanJune 26 8:15 PM +Marguerite BlanfordJune 26 5:30 PM +Frank & Marie RuggieroJune 27 7:30 AM +Emily RansomJune 27 10:00 AM +George MenhamJune 27 12:00 PM +Grace Turner June 27 2:00 PM Parish Family

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Parish Bookstore is open after weekend Masses.Mon. The bulletin deadline is noon.Tues. Contemporary Choir 6:00-8:00 pmFr. Jim’s Bible Study…Summer Break Class resumes

Aug. 24Wed. Bridge Players/St. Brigid’s Craft Groups,

10-2 in the Parish Life Center.Choir rehearsal 6:30-8:00 pm

Thurs. Hispanic Choir rehearsal 7:00 pmSat. Cursillista’s after 8:00 AM Morning Mass in

the Parish OfficeRosary Group meets at 9:00 a.m. daily in the church.

Please pray for the repose of the soul of CarlMakemson and Vivian Siener. May their soulsand all the souls of the faithful departed throughthe mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Next weekend the diocese will take up the Peter’sPence Colelct6ion which provides the Holy Father with the assistance he needs to carry out his mostimportant charitable works. The proceeds benefitthe most disadvantaged victims of war oppressionand disasters. Through your generosity we cancast the love of Christ upon the world.

Altar Server Schedule: Sat, June 26 at 5:30 E.Labbe, R. Robertson, T. Robertson, C. Wall, S.Tucker Sun, June 27 at 7:30 M. Zolkowski, K.Klassen, S. Rhodes, E. Mangan 10:00 TJMcGhee, L. DeCordova, K. Barta, J. Harris, S.Price 12:00 M. Rebman, G. Britto, S. Mohler, M.Mohler, N. Snellgrove 2:00 M. Espinoza, P.Acosta, A. Ubas.

Lector & Eucharistic Ministers of HolyCommunion Schedule: Sat, June 26 at 5:30 PD. Moffitt, R. Smith Lectors Deacon, T. Gribben, BLombardo, S. Makemson, F. Shackleford Sun,June 27 at 7:30 Mass J. Lubinski, B. ReardonLectors J. Trimble, K. Stolpmann, B. France EMH

10:00 C. Arnt, T. Arnt Lectors, S. Castle, T. CrtuM. Delaney, C. Delaney, B. Dickinson, N. DonohoA. Dougherty, B. Dougherty, J. Fava EMHC. 12:0PM M. McKenzie, M. Pomerance Lectors M.DePrez, A. Gonzalez, J. Gonzalez, J. Hand, M.Jackson, J. Jackson, M. Simpson, E. warwick, A.Wells EMHC 2:00 PM Cruz Esparza, EusebioArgueta Lectors. Thank you for your ministry. Iyou are not able to serve please find areplacement.

Many Cultures-One FaithAll are welcome: No matter what your present statuin the Catholic Church; no matter what your currentfamily or marital situation; no matter what your past present situation; no matter what your personal histoage, background, race etc.; no matter what your ownself image or self esteem you are invited, welcomedaccepted, loved, and respected at…

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This weekend join us in Holy Family Hall after Mass to have your blood pressure checked.After you have your blood pressure checkedcome to the Parish Life Center for coffee, donutand fellowship with your parish family.

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WHY CATHOLIC? PORQUE SER CATOLICO? 622-7232

OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELPSCHOOL NEWS

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School isnow taking applications for the 2010/2011 school

year. Contact Teresa Hennen to receive aregistration packet or schedule a tour 423-622-1481 or [email protected].

Summer School Office Hours: June Office will beopen every Wednesday from 9:00-2:00. July 4through July 20 Office will be closed. July 21 theoffice will be open form 9:00-2:00 the week of July 26 the office will be open Monday throughFriday from 9:00-2:00. Starting August 2 office willbe open Monday through Friday from 9:00-3:00.

Have a Great Summer!

Summer AR testing will be on the followingWednesdays from 4:00-5:00 in the Computer lab.June 2, June 9, June 16, June 23, June 30, July14, July 21, July 28. Last day to test is onRegistration Day Aug. 5

OLPH Catholic School Annual Fund Campaignbrochures have been sent for the 2009/2010school year. Thank you for your response. Your

generosity is greatly appreciated. For more infocontact Kathy Sumrell, Development Director 622-1481 or [email protected].

First Holy Communion Proofs have arrived.You can pick your proof up in the churchoffice Monday through Friday between 9:00am and 3:00 pm. Please call the church officeif you have any questions 622-7232.

Discover the Summer Spirit at Notre Dame! It’snot too late for rising K-12 students to sign up for one or more of the many fun camps offered atNotre Dame High School. Brochures are availablein the vestibule or online at www.myndhs.com.For more information send an email [email protected] or call 423-624-4618 ext 1000 or 1611.

Would you like to help host families with theInterfaith Hospitality Network this summer? Wwill host families in the parish the week of June27 through July 4. There is a sign up board inHoly Family Hall. If you have any questions callLisa Kosky 423-877-5982 or Anne Wells 706-58

0410.

"Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands.Protect them as they protect us. Bless themand their families for the selfless acts theyperform for us in our time of need. I ask thisin the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior.Amen."

Attention all who have ever gone to a SearchRetreat: Participants from Searches’ 1-129 join

us for ReSearch 2 July 16-18 at All Saint’sAcademy. Cost is $50 and $15 for the Sundayafternoon event. This includes food snacks t-shand aactivities. The $15 includes picnic lunch acanoeing at Greenway Farms. Get forms [email protected]. Spread the word. Seeyou in July!

Take a Fanciful Trip to Scotland with the O.KClub (Older Kids) to see the play “Brigadoon”.The bus will leave OLPH parking lot on

September 11 at 10:30 for Crossville. We willhave lunch at the State Park at 11:30 CentralTime. The play begins at 2:00 C.T. Cost of the tis $63 which covers lunch, tax, tip the play andthe bus. For reservations call Eveline Buske 621418 or Phil Harper 875-5258. Seating is limitedso make you reservations early.

Thanks to our advertisers! This bulletin is furnishto the Parish without charge. The advertisements thaappear completely offset all publishing costs with

which the church would otherwise be burdened. Plepatronize these sponsors as a thank you for their

kind generosity.

“My soul clings fast to you, your right hadupholds me.” Let Marriage Encounter help youMarriage/Holy Orders be strong and ChristCentered. The next Weekend is Aug 27-29 inKnoxville. Call John & Manuela Ptacek 865-5311719 for more information.

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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church June 20, 2010Chattanooga, Tennessee Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Diocesan Day Aug. 21, 2010. Please join Bishop Stikaand His Eminence Justin Cardinal Rigali for DiocesanDay 2010 Sat. Aug 21 from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm atSacred Heart Cathedral in Knox. Cardinal Rigali willbe the keynote speaker. The theme is “Feed mysheep”. His Eminence will offer an afternoon

reflection “My life with the Popes”. Bishop Stika willgive the homily during Mass and will provide anafternoon reflection. Proceeds will assist CatholicCharities Pregnancy Help Services and Catholic Relief Services. Registration is $29 before July 21 and $25thereafter. Lunch is included if registered prior to Aug16. Student Fee is $10. Register athttp://bit.ly/DiocesanDay2010 or 865-584-3307.

Vacation Bible School “High Seas”: AdmiralSherri Fava welcomes all children ages 4 through5th grade to join the high seas expedition which

will set sail on July 12 through July 16. Completethe registration form in the bulletin and return tothe church office or in the collection. You mustregister by June 27. We will set sail on July 12 at9:00 and return daily at 12:00 noon.See you there mates!

Ignatius House Jesuit Retreat Center Upcoming Silence Reflective Retreats:July 23-25 “We Hunger and Thirst-Renewing our Hearts & Mind”

July 30-August 1 “the Joy of Devine Love”August 6-8 Charis Young Adults 20’s/30’s “WhatNext? Finding Answers with Faith”August 13-15 “Healing and Wholeness in Christ”August 19-22 3 day “Knowing Through PersonalExperiences”To register or for more information call: 404-255-0503 or online at www.ingatiushouse.org

Health MinistryDid you know that poor dental health can causepoor health in general? Gingivitis can lead to gudisease and serious dental problems and toothloss. Here are some easy tips to improve your

dental health. You should devote at least threeminutes three times a day to good oral hygieneUse a soft bristled tooth brush and don’t brush thard…even dry (without toothpaste) brushinghelps. Clean you mouth thoroughly, brush your tongue and the roof of your mouth. Don’t forgetflossing this is the only way food debris betweeyour teeth comes out. Use baking sodaoccasionally in place of toothpaste it can aid ingetting rid of plaque. Eat a more balanced diet.Put dental visits into your routine. Good oral

hygiene can help prevent gingivitis and full blowgum disease. Keep your smile bright and healthVisit the Parish Nurse link at myolph.com focurrent news and information.

St. Stephens Church is accepting resumes fthe part time position of YouthMinister/Coordinator for the parish staff. Thiperson collaborates with the pastor & staff inimplementing the mission of the Parish. They wparticipate in the planning implementation &evaluation of parish goals & objectives withspecific focus on our youth. Provide a cover lettwith resume including Education, previousexperience personal and professional referenceSend to Fr. Gilbert M. Diaz, St. Stephen Church7111 Lee Highway Chattanooga, Tennessee37421.

Weekly ReadingsJune 21 2 Kings 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18; Mt 7:1-5

June 22 2 Kings 19:9b-11, 14-21 31-35, 36;Matthew 7:6, 12-14

June 23 2 Kings 22:8-13, 23:1-13;Matthew 7:15-20

June 24 Isaiah 49:1-6; Acts 13:22-26;Luke 1:57-66, 80

June 25 2 Kings 25:1-12; Matthew 8:1-4June 26 Lamentations 2:2. 10-14, 18-19;

Matthew 8:5-17

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WHY CATHOLIC? PORQUE SER CATOLICO? 622-7232

Retrouvaille…a lifeline for Marriages: Aprogram to help couples heal and renew their marriages. Do you feel lost alone or bored in your marriage? Are you frustrated hurt or angry withyour spouse? Are you constantly fighting? Or do

you simply shut down? Have you thought aboutseparation or divorce? Does talking about it onlymake it worse? Retrouvaille provides marriagehelp! The word Retrouvaille is a French wordmeaning rediscovery. The program offers toolsneeded to rediscover a loving marriagerelationship. Thousands of couples headed for cold unloving relationships or divorce havesuccessfully overcome their marriage problemsby attending the program. The program consist of a weekend experience combined with a series of

6-12 post weekend sessions over 3 months. Itprovides the tools to help put your marriage inorder again. The main emphasis of the program ison communication in marriage between husbandand wife. It will give you the opportunity torediscover each other and examine your livestogether in a new and positive way. The nextweekend is July 9-11 in Atlanta Ga. Reg atwww.retrouvailleofatlanta.org or call 770-495-8592.

Attention All Young Adults ages 18-35! If you

are interested in being a part of the ChattanoogaDeanery Young Adult Ministry please either callDonna Jones at 423-718-4387 or join us onfacebook at Chattanooga Catholics for updateson upcoming events!

Are you traveling this summer? Wherever yougo there is a Catholic Church nearby. If you arenot here attending Mass at your home parish thencheck the website www.masstimes.org to find achurch near you and the mass times available or

call 1-800-627-7846.

Point VBS in the direction of smooth sailing aswe set off for the high seas. This year we aremaking VBS free, but could use your donations for craft, decoration and foodsupplies. Please see the display in the HolyFamily Hall and pick up a barrel and returnyour items by next Sunday. We appreciateyour help as we guide our little sailors to Jesus.

There is a critical need for blood donations in our

area and the supply is low at this time. We would lito plan for a blood drive at OLPH in the Fall but sinthe need is great now we are asking that anyone whocan donate whether you donate on a regular basis ornot please try to help. You may call Blood Assuranc

423-756-0966 or 1-800-962-0628. Most BloodAssurance locations accept walk-ins. You maymention that you are donating for OLPH. If you woulike to help plan a drive in the Fall please call Pam oone of the Parish Nurses.

The OLPH Home & School Association has formedGrounds Keeping and Beautification Committee. If you are interested in working on this committee on aregular basis please call Beth Tapley 423-290-0766 [email protected]. All parishioners and their

families are invited to help us keep our church andschool grounds looking beautiful year round. Therewill be a Work Day scheduled for Saturday June 26from 9:00-1:00. Please meet in the back parking lotand bring shovels, rakes, hoes, wheelbarrows, gloveand any other gardening tools you like to use. We hamulch to spread, flowers to water and weeding to doAll ages are welcome. In addition to this work dayweekly help is required to keep the landscapinglooking nice. Weeding and watering needs to be donon a regular basis to keep all of our plants healthy

during the hot summer months!. We would like tohave many hands to make the work light! A calendaof weekly sign up dates is posted in the church foyerPlease sing up to help. Working on this committeeduring the summer is a good way to start your PIPhours for 2010/2011 school year. Thanks for your he

MASS ATTENDANCE June 13June 13

Envelopes 15,848.51Offertory 418.36Children’s 2.00

Funds Required 19,000.00Weekly Variance -3,151.49Year to Date Variance -47,105.56Diocese 1,390.00Haiti 2,941.00

MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERYChattanooga’s Catholic Cemetery since 1886.

For information call David Hale, 622-0728.

Please remember OLPH in your will

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the Interfaith Hospitality Homeless Agency. The will stay with us for one week

staying overnight in Madonna Hall located under the Gymnasium. During that week werely on volunteers to be of service to them while they are here. We, Lisa Kosky & AnneWells, are writing this to the members of our church to inform all, of the responsibilitiesand the times that volunteers are needed. Some parishioners thought that if theyvolunteered that they would have to have the families in their homes, but this not the

case. The families are on the church premises during the evenings and at the agencydowntown during the daytime hours. We hope that the following volunteer descriptionsand times help you to hear the spirit calling you to this ministry. Thank you and Godbless you all.

Volunteer Positions and Times

Can be families, single adults, teens and childrenWe do sign for Christian Service hours.

Set up: Sunday, 6/27/10, 1:30-4:30 Tear down: 7/4/10, 7-9 am.Need 4 or more people. N e e d 4 or more people.

Need to remove the beds, and personal luggage from the trailer, set up andmake the beds, clean and possibly divides the classrooms for the families.

Tear down is todo the opposite, tear down the beds and re-pack the trailerwith them and the families personal luggage to deliver to the next church.Van Drivers: (Need copy of drivers license for IHN agency):1 or 2 people

Sunday, 6/27/10 4:30-5:00

Saturday 7/3/10 7 , 8, or 9 am & 4:30-5:00 pm.Sunday 7/4/10 7 am.

Van drivers pick up and/or deliver the families between the MN Agency andthe church.

Greeters: 1 hour period 4:45-5:45 pm. 2 people or a group.Sunday 6/27 through Saturday 7/3.

Greeters greet the families when they come from the agency. They areneeded to help or socialize with the families or just occupy the children untildinner.

Dinner Hosts: 1-2 hours 5:00-6:30 or7:00 pm. 2-3 people or families.Sunday 6/27 through Saturday, 7/3Dinner Hosts, with coordination of our volunteer Meal Coordinator, and theother hosts for the evening, prepare a meal for the families and then stay toeat with them. Dinner is informal. The hosts will socialize with the families

and may assist the parents with children's needs. After the meal, storage ortake home of the meal, clean-up of the school cafeteria and kitchen are done.

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Volunteer Positions and Times (Continued)Evening Activities Hosts: 2 hours. 6:30-8:30 pm. 2-3 people or families.

Sunday 6/27 through Saturday, 7/3.Evening hosts plan and conduct children's activities, help with homework,

or assist a guest with a particular need. We have use of the gymnasium foractivities, and possibly have access to laundry facilities. This is also a timefor the families to take showers in the gym.

Overnight Hosts: 10-11 hours, 8 pm-6:30 am. 1-2 people or a family.Sunday 6/27 through Saturday, 7/3

Hosts must be over the age of 18. Parents can bring their younger school agechildren. Hosts spend the night at Madonna Hall. Beds will be set up in aseparate classroom that is off limits to the families. Hosts can bring sleepingbags, pillows, or blankets for their use. Overnight hosts spend time with the

guests, help children with homework, and are available in case ofemergency. They wake the families at 6:00 or earlier as needed for thefamilies to prepare for breakfast and get ready to leave for work or the 1HNAgency. Some hosts have brought breakfast.

If you are interested in any of above volunteer positions you must signup in the designated date and time on the poster board located in HolyFamily Hall or call one of us.There are other ways to you can help with the IHN Homeless ministry.Some other ways are:

Supplies: Volunteers can purchase the food staples for snacks, lunches,

breakfast, and drinks, paper products, cleaning supplies andother needed items.

Activities: Volunteers plan and organize special activities and events, such

as arts-and-crafts projects, video parties, and outings for thechildren and families.

Donations: Monies can be donated to OLPH to be used to purchase theabove mentioned supplies. Volunteers, in coordination with theIHNI Agency, collect, coordinate, organize, and/or provideclothing, furniture, and household items which are distributed

to the families once they are settled in permanent housing.For any other information or to volunteer, please call Lisa or Anne.Lisa Kosky 423-240-7888 or Anne Wells 706-581-0410.

Thank you,

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everyone."Blessed Teresa of Calcutta

Pray it and live itWhen we pray the "Our

Father" as Jesus taught us, wesay, "Forgive us our trespasses aswe forgive those who trespass

against us.' If we want God toforgive us, we have to firstpractice unconditionalforgiveness ourselves. Onlythen can we ask for the

forgiveness we need.

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Every moment of your lifeis lived in God's presencewhether you are aware ofhim or not. Take advantageof it and be alone with himas often as

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Perpetual Adoration isa devotion in whichadorers take turnspraying ormeditating everyhour of the day,seven days a week, inthe presence of theexposed Eucharist in aciborium or monstrance.

The average parish priest is celebrant,teacher, counselor, minister, andfinancial manager. He works more than60 hours per week, doeseverythingfrom

administeringSacramentsto taking outthe trash,and is paidjust enoughto get by. Yet,nearly nineout of ten priestsreport beinghappy in their ministry andglad to be priests. Our support can help

them stay strong in their faith and trueto their calling:Pray for a priest every day. Let him

know, and the knowledge of your prayerswill strengthen him in difficult times.

Express appreciation. Tell your priestwhen something he has done or said

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What do our priests need from us?

has made a difference to you. Drophim an encouraging note or e-mail, orleave a positive message on his voicemail.

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easier if each one of us uses our gifts

and talents in our parishes. Ask yourpastor how you can help.Attend Mass. The best thing we can

each do to support our priests is toattend Mass every weekend and HolyDay. Acting in Jesus' name is the bestpart of being a priest.

What is Perpetual

Adoration?Perpetual Adoration usually takes

place in a special chapeldedicated to the purpose.

Methods of adoration areas individual as the adorers.

Some pray, read the Bible,pray the rosary, or sit quietly in

the Real Presence. it is a way ofkeeping watch with Jesus (Matthew

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Each of us has been given a unique set of gifts -strengths and talents to be used for our ownsalvation and that of others. Consider ways to

use your gifts in God's service.Personally: Throughout your life, God has

used your experiences as opportunities todevelop your gifts. Tell others about what youhave learned and all that God has done for you.Help them to identify their own gifts.

In your parish: When you use your gifts for theChurch you strengthen it. Consider serving as a lector,

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that he had no homeand his followers would have none of

the things considered necessary for ahappy life. Following Jesus wouldn'talways be comfortable and that thoughtturned many away.

Feasts & 4tCelebration

June 5 - St. Boniface (754). Calledthe Apostle of Germany, St. Bonifacewas a monk who spread the Gospel inGermany. He converted many toChristianity and was instrumental inrestoring dioceses in Bavaria, Thuringia,and Franconia.

June 11 - Sacred Heart of Jesus. Theimage of Jesus with his heart exposed inunquenchable flame is a reminder ofhis intense and eternal love for us.

June 11 - St. Barnabas (1st Century).The Apostles changed his name fromJoseph to Bamabas, which means "sonof encouragement," because he sold his

Gifted and Called

Luke 9:51-62, What does

it take to be a disciple?For the second man in the story, the

timing wasn't right. He wanted tofulfill his duty to his dying

father before setting outwith Jesus, but Jesus sets

the agenda. Our dutyis to obey. Jesus

knew that lookingback while plowingcan ruin the job.

He used that example to help

the third man understand that weneed to have a singleness of purposeto be his disciple. We will have tomake sacrifices to follow Jesus. But hepromises us that the rewards will beworth much more.

property and gave the much neededfunds to the Jerusalem community. Heaccompanied St. Paul on his firstevangelical journey

June 29 - Saints Peter and Paul (1stcentury). Peter was the apostle chosenby Jesus to lead the Church. TheGospels indude some unflatteringdetails about Peter, showing that hewas ordinary, but madeextraordinary by God'sgrace. An earlypersecutor of theChurch, Paulbecame the

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Don't forget to make a contribution to e.weekly collection at Mass.

Throughout your community: Use your giftsto become a source of strength and solace for

your neighbors. Be a caring presence in yourneighborhood. Help the poor in your communityLet anyone who meets you see Cod's love workingthrough you in energetic kindness.

Q Is it permitted for& everyone to pray the

•A Liturgy of the Hours?Yes. In fact, the Liturgy of the Hours is

known as the official prayer of theCatholic Church. It is a set of psalms,meditations on Scripture, and prayers of

( C t 0pra ise and petition prayed asany as six times a day.Praying the Liturgy of the

Hours helps to makeeach day holy bycontinually praisingGod throughout it. •

Jesus told us to 'prayconstantly' (Luke 18:1). Priests arerequired by canon law of the RomanCatholic Church to pray the entireLiturgy of the Hours each day whiledeacons are required to pray themorning and evening hours. The practiceamong religious communities variesaccording to their rules. The Christianlaity is encouraged to pray as much ofthe Liturgy of the Hours as possible.

The entire Liturgy of the Hours iscontained in a four-volume set. A one-

volume version with the morning andevening prayers is called, 'ChristianPrayer.' Both versions are available fromCatholic Book Publishing Corp., 77 WestEnd Road, Totowa, N) 07512, (973)890-2400, www.catholicbookpublishing.com.

To provide pranicai ideas that promoteraithful Catholic living.

Success Publishing Media. 1.14Publishers of Crowing in Faith" and Partners in Faith"

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(Unless noted Bible quotesand referencesare from

the Revsed Standard Version and the New American Bible)

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Buhrman & associates, P.cRichard W. Buhrman and John R. Buhrman, Attorne

• Estate Planning & Administration • Probate• Wills & Trusts • Elder Law • Business Law

419 N. Market St., Ste. 210

423-266-5691 www.buhrmanlaw.com

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Oliver Mayfield David Mayfield

892-5950 476-6000

Buy • Sell • TradeGuitar Lessons Available

3240 Brainerd Rd. 629-1661

“Chattanooga’sGuitar Specialists”

Rogers Steel Company

Jim Rogers - Parishioner

Steel Coils • Sheets • Strip

Blanks • CR HR Coated • Prepainted

514 Franklin Bldg. • Chattanooga

894-8251

DRAIN RIGHT

GUTTERING“Guttering the Right Way”

Drainrightguttering.com

Bill & Elaine BurtSt. Jude Parishioners

423-855-7058

Joseph payne, D.D.s.General DentistryBy Appointment

102 Walnut St.756-0481

Lifetime Parishioner Call 899-9989 for Information

Knights ofColumbus

Holy Family Council, Serving our Church, Family & Community. Banquet Facilities Available

Compliments of

1720 S. Scenic Hwy.

Southeastern Glass & Window, Inc• commercial

• store fronts

• custom mirrors

• residential

• replacement windows

• storm windows

• insulated glass replacement

706-891-0625Lee Irwin • www.southeasternglass.net

StolpmannPlumbing207 N. Holly St.

629-7779

John Jackson Attorney at Law

Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel

423-756-3000

Parishioner

D ale Ingram, m.D. Parishioner

G eneral O rthOpedics & s pOrts M edicine

267-4585

EJPELTONCOMPANY

TAX ACCOUNTANTS

BUSINESS

CONSULTANTS

622-31564412

BRAINERD RD.

Pet Care KennelsQuality Care ~ Affordable Prices

Individual Heated & A/C Penswith outside runs

Grooming by Reservation

238-5296Skip & Jerry Ann Hunerwadel

Susan CastleAffiliate Broker / Parishioner [email protected]

423-785-7534 RealtyCenter.com

Michael Najjar, MD961 Spring Creek Road

Chronic Spine Pain & Headaches

www.paincaredoctor.com

888-752-3420

Custom Painting &Home Repairs

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Pressure Washing

East Ridge Coin Laundry1483 Mack Smith Rd.

423-894-9532Drop-off Services • Ironing

Parishioners

Licensed & Insured Electrical

Contractor • Service Calls •

New Construction & Remodel

Jason Groves

423.421.5826

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BELMONTCHEMICAL

Eye care for the entire family.Complete e ye C are • e ye exams

ContaCt lenses • oCular Disease

Located on the upper level inHamilton Place Mall next to LensCrafters.

Most insurance accepted.

423-899-8626OLPH Parishioner

1722 S. Market St.

423-265-2251Scott & Angela Johnson

ParishionersParents of children at O.L.P.H.

Downtown423-870-7772St. Jude Parishioners

2020 Gunbarrel Rd.

The Hamilton Village Center

INVESTMENT SERVICES

Edward Warwick

Senior Vice President

Financial Advisor

832 Georgia Avenue, Suite 1200

Chattanooga, TN 37402

423-752-4715Investments and services offered through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC,member SIPC. © 2009 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

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