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EASTER SUNDAY THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST

APRIL 8, 2012 VOL. LXIII NO. 15

From the Pastor’s Desk

Each year the celebration of Easter affords us the opportunity to reflect on the wonderful truth of our faith, namely that Jesus died for us and was raised from the dead so that you and I might have eternal life. The Good News of Easter, however, is not restricted only to eternal life. The hope of Easter touches our lives every single day. The new life of the Lord Jesus is infused into us at our baptism and we can rejoice in the power of that new risen life every sin-gle day. When we are challenged and it feels like the challenge is beyond our strength to face, it is the resurrection of Jesus, and our share in it, that gives us the courage to go forward. When we have reason to rejoice and be happy, that happiness and joy is a share in the joy of the resurrection of Jesus. In these days that are challenging in so many ways, the resurrection speaks to us of hope, courage and the ability to persevere. Our faith community of St. Pius X celebrates this great feast of Easter in a spirit of gratitude for the people who call this parish their spiritual home, and for the blessings that our good and gra-cious God has showered upon us. We are thankful for the op-portunity to be for others what Jesus, in his resurrection, is for us: a source of hope and courage. Fr. Butler, Fr. Walsh and I pray that this Easter is a special time of joy for each of you. May the “Alleluia” of this Easter Day resound in your heart throughout the entire year. Fr. Farano

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Our Parish Family welcomes Father Stanley back to

St. Pius X for our Easter celebrations

and for an extended visit. It’s nice to have you with us again, Fr. Stan.

Divine Mercy Sunday celebrations will be offered again this year at St. Pius X Church on Sunday, April 15. The celebration begins at 2:00 pm with Holy Hour, Confession, Rosary and at 3:00 pm, the Divine Mercy Chaplet & Mass.

LECTURE: BISHOP HOWARD J. HUBBARD TO PRE-SENT “The Continuing Challenge of Dr. Martin Luther King’s Vision for Today’s World,” Thursday, April 12th , 7:00 pm. at the Alumni Recreation Center, Siena College. Free and open to the public; part of The Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King Lecture Series on Race and Non-violent Social Change at Siena College. Artwork and writing by Capital Region students available for viewing before and after the lecture.

The 2012 Bishop’s Appeal will be held on the weekend of April 21/22. This is our opportunity to unite together as one Catholic family, to answer the challenge given to us by Jesus Christ to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, comfort the afflicted, and to promote justice for every person. In these next two weeks, please take the time to prayerfully reflect on the gifts that you have been given by God and respond to the Bishop’s Appeal as generously as you possi-bly can. Your participation is essential to the success of the Bishop’s Appeal. Please join other Catholics from through-out the fourteen counties of the diocese in supporting this very import collection.

St. Pius X School Board Nominations and Elections

The School Board is an advisory group whose purpose is to support the Pastor and the Principal in the school's mission of providing a quality Catholic education to the students. Mem-bers of the School Board also serve on committees designed to review the school budget, plan the annual Winter's Night Out auction and dinner, provide service opportunities, pro-mote the school though advertising and publicity and plan for the school's future. Nominations are now being accepted for four positions each serving a three-year term beginning July 2012. Nomination forms are available this weekend at all church entrances. Candidates must be eighteen years of age or older whose children are enrolled in the school and/or are parishioners of St. Pius X Church. Elections will be held in school between April 27th and May 10th and after all masses the weekends of April 28th-29th and May 3rd-4th. **************************************************

St. Pius X School $SCHOOL BUCK$ Program

Sprucing up your wardrobe or home for spring with a pur-chase at the Colonie Center? Your receipt, whatever amount, can help St. Pius X School win one of the top cash prizes awarded in the Colonie Center $CHOOL BUCK$ Program. Please drop your receipts in the collection box located in the gathering space in the church or have your receipts stamped at the Guest Services Desk located on the 1st floor of the Center. Any receipts stamped within 60 days of purchase helps us reach our goal. Thank you for your support.

Sunday School: Remaining classes for the month of April are: April 22 #21, and April 29 #22. There are no classes on April 8 and April 15 due to Easter and Spring Recess from school. Re-Registrations: The children in grades K-7 brought home Re-Registration Forms for the 2012-2013 school year on March 25. Parents: Please fill out the forms and return them with the fee to your child’s Teacher by May 6. One form per family. For those students who completed the 8th grade program, information re-garding the Confirmation Program was sent home on March 25. Please do not put them on the Sunday School Registration Form. Any questions about Confirmation, please contact Brian Evers at 462-1336. Thank you

Reaching out for “Change for Change” Little by little … Penny by penny … We can make a difference in a child’s life! A very special “Thank You” to our Sunday School families for collecting all that change for the St. Francis Xavier Orphanage in Haiti. You are wonderful!

First Communion: The Results for First Communion Seating are: 9:30 Mass: whole pew =28, ½ pew =3, sitting as a group =0, A – Z =21, and Z – A =10 (31 responses). 11:30 Mass: whole pew = 39, ½ pew =3, sitting as a group = 0, A-Z =37, and Z-A = 5 (42 responses). For both First Communion Masses, all children will have a whole pew in church seated alphabetically A – Z. There are 111 children from our Parish and School who will be receiving their First Holy Communion on Saturday, May 5 at 9:30 AM and 11:30 AM. Let us keep these children and their families in our prayers as they prepare to receive Jesus who is the “Bread of Life”.

Rehearsal Dates for First Holy Communion are:

For the 9:30 am 1st Communion Mass Children: Tuesday,- May 1 from 3:30 to 4:45 pm and Wed. May 2 - 6:00 to 7:15 pm

For the 11:30 am 1st Communion Mass Children: Tuesday May 1 from 6:00 to 7:15 pm and Wed. May 2 - 3:30 to 4:45 pm.

Children need to attend both Rehearsals for their Mass Time. All Rehearsals are held in the Church.

We are in need of Altar Servers for both the 9:30 AM and 11:30 AM Masses. Please call the Religious Ed. Office, Mrs. Judy Ranalli, 465-8068, if you would like to be an Altar Server at our First Communion Mass.

Wishing all of our Families, Teachers, Aides, and Subs a most joyous and blessed Easter! As we witness the glori-ous Resurrection of our Savior, Jesus Christ, may we be filled with a new peace and joy this Easter Season and throughout the year. May the Risen Christ shower your Family with Easter Blessings!

The Diocesan Service Committee is hosting a Day of Healing and Renewal on Saturday, April 21 from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM at St. Edward the Confessor Church, 569 Clifton Park Center Rd., Clifton Park, NY. Maria Vadia, Catholic Lay Evangelist with a world renowned ministry in healing, will speak on Jesus Heals Today! Maria is with the Glory of God Ministries. Born in Havana, Cuba, Maria was 10 years old when she and her family fled to Miami, FL, to escape the communist regime in her native country. Later married to a wealthy man, she was gripped by materialism; yet in the midst of everything the world could offer, she knew that something was missing. Maria had an experience of the Risen Lord in 1987 and consecrated her life to the Lord Jesus Christ and to healing the sick and preaching the Gospel. Her healing ministry has taken her all over Amer-ica, the Caribbean, Africa, India, Poland and other countries bringing a message of faith, salvation and healing. As founder of “The Glory of God Foundation”, Maria is com-mitted to making Jesus known to the nations by the preach-ing of the gospel in the power of the Holy Spirit. She has authored 3 books; “There is Power in Your Tongue”, “Pressing On in the Spirit” and “An Arrow in His Hand”. Maria is the mother of 4 boys. Pre-registration $20 until April 14 or $25 at the door. Make your check payable to DSC, PO Box 38, Clifton Park, NY 12065-1018. There is no charge for clergy or if this is your first DSC event. For more info, call 371-7911 or 237-7391.

Come join us for Eucharistic Adoration every Friday after the 9:00 am. mass until closing prayer at 7:00 pm. All are welcome. For more informa-tion about how to become a weekly or substitute adorer, contact Peter Ranalli at 482 - 9087 or Mar-garet Purcell at 453 - 9302.

****************************************************** Capital District Community Gardens ~ CDCG is a private, non-profit organization helping residents improve their neighborhoods through community gardens for more than 30 years. Volunteer op-portunities are available to local community members such as help-ing with a garden cleanup, collecting & delivering produce to local food pantries, volunteering on the Veggie Mobile or helping at events. For more information, contact Sharon DiLorenzo at 274-8685. *******************************************************

Opportunity for Catholic Singles Are you interested in joining an excellent Catholic singles organiza-tion? The Catholic Alumni Club International is looking to expand into the Albany Diocese. They provide a group dedicated to social, cultural, civic and spiritual relationships in a Catholic setting. For more information, check out the following website: www.caci.org or contact Steve at valksr@yahoo.com ******************************************************* The Albany DSC for the Catholic Charismatic Renewal presents a 10-week course on The Healing (I) Ministry by Francis and Ju-dith McNutt at St. Edward the Confessor Faith Formation Center, Clifton Park Center, Clifton Park, NY. Session I takes place on Thursdays, beginning May 3 - May 31 from 7-9 PM. Session II takes place on Thursdays beginning Sept. 6 - Oct. 4 from 7 to 9 PM. This course consists of 10 video teachings presented in two 5-week sessions followed by discussion. This is practical workshop experience in praying for healing. Course topics include types of healing: physical healing, inner healing, forgiveness prayers, prayer ministry, and other topics. Total cost for both sessions is $35. Due to the nature of the program, you must enroll for BOTH Ses-sions. Registration will close on April 15. Send your check for $35 payable to DSC, PO Box 38, Clifton Park, NY 12065. For further info, call 371-7911 or 237-7391. ******************************************************* “Caring with the Heart of Christ: Pastoral Care for those with Memory Loss”, a Bread and Soup Luncheon for Colonie Area Pas-toral Care Ministers, will be held Thursday April 26th, 2012 from 11 AM to 1 PM in the Social Hall at Christ Our Light Church, Lou-donville. The luncheon will also include a presentation by Diane Van Dusen, Manager of Clinical Dementia Services at the Eddy Alzheimer’s Services. Ms. Van Dusen participated in the Medical Mission that traveled to Ghana in 2009 to help improve the lives of memory impaired elders and their caregivers. The program is for those involved in Pastoral Care Ministry, those wishing to volunteer in this ministry and those seeking to know more. All are welcome! There is no cost. However, reservations are necessary; please call Jeanne Pitkin at 462-1336 by Wednesday April 18th. The luncheon is being sponsored by the Albany Roman Catholic Diocese Colonie Pastoral Care Planning Committee.

A Call to Communal Prayer In order to respond more consistently with compassion and prayer beyond our Sunday commitment, the names of those who are seriously ill are printed below.

Coordinator: Brian Evers E-Mail: spxyouth@nycap.rr.com

Marilyn Brizzell Michael Smith Jean & Stephen Mink

Donna Pailet Rose Laiacona Richard Malinowski

Paul Sullivan Karen Szesnat James S. Tomchik

Barbara Kosier Mark Farrell Nancy Kaplan

John Szesnat Carl Freze Elizabeth Newcomb

Joseph Schmidt Trudy Eannello Tom Monahan

Robert Campbell Laura Depice James Gaetani

Jeanne Wilson Iris Marini John Massimilian

Joan Clark Maeve Leonard Benjamin G. Forenzo

Judy Delaney Jizziyah Skelly Loretta Maffeo

Bob Raffaele Tony Pazzolla Miriam Kleinberger

Henry Sleasman Anne Egan Charlotte A Wolfstich

Donna Shade Nathan Natale Jennifer Garland

Walter Novak Ed Burnham Lewie Perkinson

Virginia Wegner Judy Fues Mary Barner

Lynn Quackenbush Sandra Farrell Kerry Ann Beswick

Garrett Garrity Sue Brown Theodore Gorzynski

Hiland Doolittle Joan Morrison John Ikenhoffer

LindaDubayFiebke Susan Kenneally NicholasD’Alleva Valas

Kathleen Jones Ralph Randio Marilyn & John Gradoni

Katherine Novak

For your Safety and Protection

Please remember to lock your car doors before coming into Church. Most unfortunately, even with locked cars, there have been some incidents in the parking lot during Masses. Anything such as GPS systems, cell phones, i-pads, your E-Z Pass and your garage door openers should not be visible in your cars, not to mention other valuables such as wallets, purses and handbags. Thank you for your ongoing attention to this.

PASTORAL CARE “On entering the tomb they saw a young man sitting on the right side, clothed in a white robe, and they were utterly amazed. He said to them, “Do not be amazed”. You seek Jesus of Nazareth, the crucified. He has been raised; he is not here.” + The gospels for Easter proclaim the “good news” of Jesus’ Resurrection. For His followers, what seems like a tomb for the dead is a doorway into a new life for all. Expecting to find their beloved friend dead, the women and the disciples are invited to see beyond the circumstances of the past few days. Concerned about Jesus’ death, an angel directs them to embrace new ways of seeing and touching Jesus. Initially responding with bewilderment and confu-sion, they are invited to know Jesus in spirit. His appear-ances bring a glorious new reality to their world. His Love brings Hope. His Life brings Joy. And as His Peace envel-ops them they know and recognize Him in an astounding way. No wonder the church calls us to celebrate for 50 days! He has Risen indeed! He is always with us!

Looking for Easter Joy? Celebrate Life!

Rejoice all 50 days of Easter!

MINISTERS OF PRAYER: In APRIL please pray THAT WE MAY HEAR CHRIST’S CALL AND FOLLOW HIM TO BECOME A SIGN OF HOPE FOR OUR WORLD. Good News: Thank you to all who donated Easter Cards to the Pastoral Care Office. You bless us every day. NEEDED: The Beltrone Living Center needs co-facilitators to lead a communion service on Mondays at 10 AM. The commitment will be for about 1 to 1½ hours once a month. Training is provided. Please call Jeanne Pitkin at 462-1336 for more information and to volunteer. Our Women’s Scripture Study/Faith Sharing Group will meet this Wednesday April 11th, 2012.. This week’s Women of the Bible theme is Sarai (Genesis 12, 16-18, 20-21, 23). If you are interested in joining us on Wednesdays from 10 to 11:30, please call the Pastoral Care Office at 462-1336.

TLC Caregivers’ Support Group meets Tues. Apr. 10 at 7 PM at the Beltrone Ctr. Info? 459-2857 X 32.

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group – Friday April 13th from 9:30 to 11 AM at 4 West Plaza, Suite 405 Washington Ave. Ext. For more information or to register call Jamie Mitchell at 438-2217 Ext. 209. Eddy Lifeline is offering FREE installations during the en-tire month of April. Call the Eddy at 833-1040. (St. Peter and Seton Health Lifeline are part of the Eddy Lifeline.) Tools for Caregivers: Resources You Can Use When a Sen-ior Relies on You. - will be held on Sat. Apr. 21, 8 - 12 PM, Bulmer Communications Center, Hudson Valley Community College, Troy. It includes workshops, panel discussions, and information and resources for seniors. Advanced registration is required. Fliers with more info. are on the parish bulletin boards. Call 269-3976 to register.

At the Dominican Retreat & Conference Center Breakfast with the Saints: St. Brigid of Ireland with Sr. Carol Davis will be held Tuesday April 10th, 2012 from 10 to 11:30 AM. Cost: $15 per session, $55 for all 4 sessions. Knit 1, Purl 2, Pray Always, A Weekend Knitting Retreat with Sr. Valerie Shaul, OP is Fri. Apr. 13 to Sun. Apr. 15. Cost: $195 ($180 for seniors). Jumpstart Your Memoirs, a Journaling Workshop with Margie Whelan will be held Saturday April 14th, 2012 from 10 to 3 PM. Cost: $30. Daybreak ~ Awaking Creativity, a Day Retreat for Men and Women with Claudia Gregoire, will be held Sunday April 15th from 11:30 to 4:30 PM. Cost $30. Monthly Dream Group with Sr. Carol Davis is Mon. Apr. 16th from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Cost: $25. Breakfast with the Saints: St. Frances Cabrini with Sr. Barbara Ebner is Tuesday April 17th, 2012 from 10 to 11:30 AM. Cost: $15 per session. Seize the Hope Which is Set Before You, A Weekend Retreat for Women with Sr. Eleanor Guerin, RSM will be held Fri. April 20th to Sunday April 22nd, 2012 Cost: $195 ($180 for seniors). For more information & to register call 393-4169.

From the Consultation Center Anger Management Program with Rev. Thomas Konopka, MDiv., MSW will be held Tuesdays April 10, and 24, May 1, 8, and 22 from 7 to 9 PM at the Pastoral Center. $50 fee for the course.

Creating Schema for Analysis and Growth Using the Creative Art Therapies!, the annual Creative Arts Therapies Conference will be held Friday April 13th, 2012 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at the Academy of Holy Names. Fee: $90 (includes lunch) For more info or to register call 489-4431.

Pastoral Care Training will be offered as part of Spring Enrich-ment again this year. Check out the Pastoral Care Courses from Mon. May 14th to Thurs. May 17th listed in this week’s Evangelist. They follow the theme, “The Heart of Christ”, and are designed for those inexperienced as well as those looking for enrichment in this ministry. Course D09: “Pastoral Visitation to the Mentally Ill”; Course E08: “Helping Children and Teens Work through Grief”; Course F11: “Dementia and the Pastoral Visit”; Course I08: “The Afterlife”; and Course L10 “Pastoral Role of the Minister of the Eucharist.” To enroll use the enrollment forms printed in the March 14, 2012 issue of the Evangelist, found on line at www.rcda.org, or call the OECFL Office at 453-6630.

Risen Christ, You are my light in darkness leading my way.

You have broken into my life and called me by name to serve

and to share your light with everyone around me. Strengthen those who were recently baptized

and empower all those coming into the church with the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Help me unwrap your gift of faith with family, friends and community.

I ask your blessing on all who have touched my life, through Jesus, our Lord. Amen.

Prayer of the Dominican Sisters of Hope

Family Perspectives by Bud Ozar: That first Easter morning was confusing. Jesus was missing and Mary Magdalene, Peter and John “did not know” what to do. In family life there are confusing moments when “we don’t know” what to do. Like the apostles we are Easter people when we believe and trust in each other even when all seems lost. ***************************************************

We respectfully remind everyone to observe the No parking areas on the parish grounds. These areas provide for everyone’s safety, and in case of emer-gency they provide access for emergency vehicles. Also, please park only within the lines designated as parking spaces. Areas outside of those lines are for emergency access. Thank you.

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Now through April, 2012

Are you getting what you’ve earned? Let our certified tax preparers do your taxes for free!*

This service is provided to any family or individual with a household income not exceeding $50,000. Our fully trained volunteers will prepare your tax return and determine if you are eligible for valuable tax credits. For more information or to schedule an appointment call Catholic Charities at (518) 453-6650. * While most returns can be processed, some may be more com-plex and need referral to a more specialized preparer.

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LEARN NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING: Natural Family Planning (NFP) teaches a couple to recognize a woman's natu-ral signs of fertility in order to conceive or postpone pregnancy. NFP is effective and safe, it helps women be more knowledge-able about their reproductive health, it's immediately reversible, and it helps couples seek God's will for their marriage and fam-ily. Classes will begin at Immaculate Conception on Saturday, April 14. For more information, or to sign up, please call Mike and Amy Richardson at 877-7859 or email mikeanda-myr@verizon.net. ***************************************************

The monthly DSC Healing Liturgy will take place on Wednes-day, April 11 at 7:30 PM at Christ Our Light Church, 1 Maria Drive, Loudonville. Fr. J. Thomas Connery is the celebrant and music will be provided by Joyful Heart. Prayer and Praise be-gins at 7:00 PM. Healing Prayer will follow the liturgy. For more information, please call Ruth at 785-1084. ***************************************************

April Food Collection ~ Next Weekend April 14/15

Warmer days are coming, but the need for hot, hearty comfort foods is still urgent. Next weekend is the monthly food collection. Suggestions are ravioli, stew, hash, chili, spaghet-tios, rice, pasta, sauce, canned hams, instant potatoes, sweet potatoes, baked beans, canned veggies and fruits. Also needed hearty soups, hot and cold cereals, macaroni and

cheese, hamburger and tuna helper meals, peanut butter, jelly, tuna, mayo, juice, hot chocolate, tea, coffee, creamer, personal care items and paper products. Again, thank for your continued generosity. *************************************************** TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION: It has been said that the most convincing sign of the Risen Christ is the Risen Christian. Today, in parishes around the world, new life is drawn from the waters of baptism, and new Christians are thrilled to see the crowds pour in to join in the feast. On Easter, we do not say the Creed, but rather renew our baptismal promises with hearty responses. We are taking the first joyful steps on a fifty-day-long celebration. In the southern hemisphere, the world is slipping into winter, but for us in North America, the earth itself seems to sing hymns to Christ’s victory. Look this morning for the fresh paschal candle standing near the baptismal waters. Consecrated in the hours of the night, it will burn brightly for fifty days whenever we gather for prayer, and will glow again at every baptism and every funeral in the year ahead. Even though we may be gathered around the candle some days in sadness, today’s joy at Christ’s victory over death will shine through.

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A WEEKEND OF INSPIRATION

AND ENRICHMENT Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet

Saturday, April 28 and 29, 2012 Fee: $20.00 for each day (includes lunch)

Carondelet Hospitality Center St. Joseph's Provincial House 385 Watervliet-Shaker Road Latham, New York 12110

Saturday, April 28

"Experiencing God" presented by the Spirituality Committee

Sunday, April 29 "Awakening the Dreamer; Changing the Dream"

presented by the Home/Land Committee

Music for Weekend of April 7/8

Please refer to Special Booklets

in the pews for all the Music for Easter Weekend

DAY

DATE

EVENT

TIME

PLACE

SUN 4/8 Masses 8:00, 10:00 and Noon No Sunday School RCIA

11:00 am

Church Conf A

MON 4/9 School & Parish Office Closed Festival Choir

6:30 pm

Church

TUE 4/10 AA Meeting Bereavement Committee Mtg.

5:30 pm 6:00 pm

Conf B Conf A

WED 4/11 Bible Study

10:00 am

Conf B

THU 4/12 AA Meeting Adult Choir

7:00 pm 7:00 pm

Conf B Church

FRI 4/13 Renew Adoration

7:00 am 9:30 am

Conf B Chapel

SAT 4/14 Vigil 5:00 pm

Church

APRIL 9– APRIL 15

Mon

6:30 9:00

No Early Mass Phil Gara req. Bill Sherry Philomena Smith req. Pat & Pete Blanchfield Ruth T. Maney req. Tom & Elizabeth Christman

Tues

6:30 9:00 7:00

Anthony Cardona req. Frank & Dolores Pierro Arlene D. Kirwin (5th Anniv.) req. Her Family Catherine & Henry Hart req. Their Family Philomena Smith req. Dominick Rappazzo Kathleen Monfrini req. Tom & Elizabeth Christman Philomena Caccamo req. Her Family Intentions of John & Jeanne Bassett, Gina Kraft Intentions of John Blaboer req. Menands

Wed

6:30 9:00

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Scaringe req. Their Sons Hugh L. Carey req. Patty Nolan Jeanne O’Donnell req. Her Family Robert & Irene Carter req. Charles & Sandy Dunphy Tim Caulfield req. His Family

Thurs

6:30 9:00

Tim Mulderry (25th Anniv.) req. His Family Mary Maswick req. Louis DeVito and LuAnn Elizabeth Peeney req. Gladys Abriel Virginia Govel req. Dick & Mary Lou Hoefer

Fri 6:30 9:00

John Kutey req. His Family Richard Buckout req. Mary Ellen & Bill Sage Angeline Crupe req. James & Vicki LaFrank John J. Carroll Jr. req. Julia & Hugh Fitzgerald

Sat

9:00 5:00

Maurice Faicco req. His Family Mary R. Brennan req. Her Family Phil Gara req. Robert & Susan Fuller Vigil

Sun 8:00 am, 10:00 am 12:00 Noon

READINGS FOR APRIL 15, 2012

First Reading: The community of believers was of one heart and mind (Acts 4:32-35). Psalm: Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, his love is everlasting (Psalm 118). Second Reading: Everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ is begotten by God (1 John 5:1-6). Gospel: The risen Christ comes to his disciples with peace and the Spirit. (John 20:19-31).

P A R I S H W E E K L Y C A L E N D A R

5:00 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am Noon

M. Tylenda N. Fruscio E. Mendel H. Duncan Z. Coriarty J. Graziano C& M Counihan J. Tarantino H. Saxe S. Puleo F. Hughes G. Rodriguez N. Saxe J. Puleo L. Paterson

SERVERS FOR APRIL 14/15

Eucharistic Ministers & Greeters Team 1