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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16Responsorial Psalm Ps 89:2-3, 4-5, 27 and 29Reading 2 Rom 4:13, 16-18, 22GospeL Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24aor Lk 2:41-51a
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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE ILL OF THE PARISH:
Please Keep in Your Thoughts and Prayers,
The Ill of the Parish: : Barb Seli, Dr. Dennis McCluskey, Norma Griggy, Linda Cahill Broman, Barb Warner and family, Shelia Dowdy, Anne Luli, John Stollar, Jamie McKinley Taylor, Alexus Lowden, Michael Anthony, Cecilia Woodward, Martha (Wohlwend) Harris, Dolly May, Paul North, baby Nora Browning, Charlie Wise, Fred & Audrey Pero, Veronica Wise, Theresa Long, Linda Shaw, Geri DiBona, Judy Kreiger, Judi Kreiger (St. Pete’s), Tony and Helen Franjesh, Joe Shircliff, Marjorie Schaefer Knepp, Mike Rogers, Rita Sommerfeldt, Patrick Rowell, Fr. Ed Wieczorek Jane Evans Kober, John Luli Jr., Brenden Kidikas, Irene Daugherty, William Kissel Helen Heppe, and Lanna Smith.
Passed Into the Lord’s Hands:
Father Jim Schrader – son of the parish and Francis Chisler.
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Word on Fire
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THE HOLY SEASON OF LENT
A reminder during the Holy Season of Lent that Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are the days when adults (age 21 – 60) abstain from meat and limit themselves to one full meal a day. Of course, all Fridays of Lent are prescribed meatless meals.
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FISH FRYS RETURN!
The Annual Lenten Fish Frys begin Friday, March 8th, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM in Gaudete Hall. Fish, shrimp, and mac ‘n cheese are the main entrees and, of course, all dinners come with sides. Again this year beer will be available for those who are 21 years of age and older. We all know how great the Fish Fry is, and tastes! Don’t forget there will be a carry out for those of you in a hurry or whose day was hectic and you just want to head home. Stop in with family and/or friends and enjoy a pleasant meal with great food.
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Child Protection Training:VIRTUS Program
If you plan to work with children/youth at St. Joseph School, St. Joseph Parish, or anywhere in the diocese, it is required that you:
#1: Attend any Virtus Training Program anywhere in the diocese,
#2: Be fingerprinted electronically. Details will be given at the Virtus Training Class.
The next Virtus Training Class at St. Joseph School:
Tuesday, April 2, 2019, 6:30-9:00 p.m. in Gaudete Hall. Please park in the lot behind the school, enter the building closet to parking lot, and proceed down the ramp to the hall. Pre-registration is required for any Virtus Program:
Go to http://www.virtusonline.org
Questions/Concerns please call the school office, 330-628-9555.
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MINISTERS SCHEDULE - 2019
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ONE TIME GIFT TO THE CHURCH
Would you like to give a one time gift to St. Joseph Church without a commitment to an ongoing donation? We are now able to offer that service along with our current Online Giving Program. The new service to called "Quick Give".
Just click on the link below and you will be taken to our Online Giving Site. Look for the "Quick Give" box in the LOWER RIGHT HAND CORNER of the opening screen. Just click on the link and you will be taken through the steps to process a one time credit card transaction or a debit from your checking account in any amount. Your donation can be directed to the Gaudete Campaign for Church Restoration or the Gaudete Campaign for St. Joseph School. If you have any questions, please email the website administrator, becky@stjosephrandolph.org.
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH ONLINE GIVING PROGRAM
THANK YOU!
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Catholic News Service
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