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JUNE 23, 2019 MORNING PRAYERS: WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY, 8:45 AM BENEDICTION: TUESDAY, 5:45 PM SATURDAY VIGIL MASS: 4 PM SUNDAY MASSES: 9 AM & 11 AM 2 PM YOUTH MASS TUESDAY MASS: 6 PM WED-FRI MASS: 9 AM DAILY ADORATION: TUESDAY, 3-6 PM WEDNESDAY, 9:30 AM-12 PM THURSDAY, 9:30 AM-12 PM FRIDAY, 9:30 AM-12 PM DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET TUESDAY, 3 PM CONFESSIONS: SAT, 3-3:45 PM AND BY APPOINTMENT PASTOR REV. TIMOTHY LINDENFELSER, J.C.L., V.F., ADMINISTRATOR PRO TEM PAROCHIAL VICAR REV. JAN LIGEZA, S.T.L. PRIESTS IN RESIDENCE MSGR. MICHAEL SERVINSKY FR. JAMES MAY
Yvonne Briggs, 439-6750
sdbaltieri@gmail.com Denise Collins, 283-0530
kim@smdmcc.org Becky Couture, 954-292-5514 Margie Check, 225-4456
bec325@aol.com Antonio & Carla Amaral, 439-2791
447-5566
louiscall@aol.com 439-2791 Nathan & Barbara Flach,
569-7876
marycomiskey18@gmail.com
John Pires, 439-1678
teresa@phillipscostal.com 439-2791
kenan.guarino@gmail.com John Pires, 439-1678
Pat & Jacque Mulvihil, 439-2791
Kim Cazzaniga, 931-8710
astrodude9000@gmail.com Cari Carrube, 439-2791
jmcheck82@gmail.com E.Y. Walter, 986-1163
Parish Administrator
jmcheck82@gmail.com 439-2791 Karyn Jacobs, 503-1710
nick@smdmcc.org
piresj@bellsouth.net Claudia Gasparino, 864-8706 Jeannie Johnson, 986-7205
Director of Religious Lizbeth@smdmcc.org Mary Comiskey, 597-6963 Lois Ambrosia, 871-5371
Education
julee9@aol.com Barbara Zaleski, 727-207-1831
denise@smdmcc.org Drew Hoffman 386-562-3325
robertesnyderjr@gmail.com Marlene Shupe, 439-5705
Christine Brink 864-0507
dsp1750@comcast.net Maureen Constantinou,
Office Manager 212-3900
Hugh Bowman 627-8033
cari@smdmcc.org
msceagles55@gmail.com Lois Ambrosia, 871-5371 Dennis Creamer 671-2134
New Members/ kim@smdmcc.org
Hospitality Lizbeth Alicea, 569-9691 Deacon Mike Moody 447-0044
maria@smdmcc.org denise@smdmcc.org
Kim Cazzaniga, 931-8710
Lizbeth@smdmcc.org Tony Gasparino, FN 864-8706
E.Y Walters, 986-1163
Music Director/Youth willsenger@comcast.net
Ministry Patrick Mulvihill, GK 586-3398
kim@smdmcc.org eywalter@gmail.com
Ginette Consentino, 586-6865 Mike Coyle, 283-4736
piresj@bellsouth.net
Sue McBride, 956-9012 Deacon Mike Moody, 439-2791
Parish Secretary
jean@smdmcc.org Robert Hile, chefhile@att.net John Bangert, 246-2970
sdbaltieri@gmail.com
Jeannie Johnson, 986-7205 Linda Kuepper, 693-4806
Administrative karibul@cfl.rr.com
Assistant Yvonne Briggs, 439-6750
robertesnyderjr@gmail.com
christine@smdmcc.org Steven Neyer, 215-527-7411
larry@5gators.com
Janice Berreth, 597-2344
Maintenance letgoa52@aol.com
Supervisor Patricia Quinn, 439-9650
nilton@smdmcc.org louiscall@aol.com
Yvonne Briggs, 439-6750
"They all ate and were satisfied." Why read the miracle of the multiplica-
tion of the loaves this Sunday? Here we see the mystery of our physical and
spiritual realities intermingling. Too often, they can feel separate. When we
go to Mass, how often we appear more ordinarily human rather than stretch-
ing toward the divine.
Perhaps our experience of the Eucharist is fairly mundane. We notice
when a new sacramental wine has been selected. We feel the varying
textures of the host and wonder if they'll ever bring back the one that tasted
distinctly like wheat. As we shuffle up to the front and stride back to our pew,
we notice the looks on people's faces and the clothes on their backs. We get
distracted by the crying child, the man blowing his nose, and the mechanical
sound of the air conditioner kicking in. How human we are, how earth-
bound, how material! FIRST READING:
And how good God is for entering into these selfsame realities. How good "Blessed be God
Most High, who
God is for proclaiming "the kingdom of God," for "heal[ing] those who need- delivered your foes
ed to be cured," for having mercy on a tired and hungry crowd. How many of into your hand."
the crowd noticed what had been done for them? Did they realize their (Gn 14:20a)
dinner was a miracle? How often do we miss the deeper reality of the Eucha-
rist? Even if in the moment of receiving Communion we don't experience PSALM:
radical ecstasy and don't feel any different, there is a tangible reality to cling You are a priest for
ever, in the line of
to. Our God loves us enough to become bread for us, not only to feed us but Melchizedek.
to be fed upon by us. (Ps 110)
SECOND READING:
Santa Maria del Mar’s For as often as you
eat this bread and
Ninth Pastor Named drink the cup, you
proclaim the death
Father Manny Lopez was a member of the of the Lord until he
Claretian Fathers before coming to the comes.
Diocese of St. Augustine. He currently serves (1 Cor 11:26)
as pastor of Holy Family Parish in Williston, Fl. GOSPEL:
Father Manny will celebrate his first Mass at They all ate and
were satisfied.
Santa Maria del Mar on July 4, 2019. And when the
leftover fragments
were picked up,
they filled twelve
wicker baskets.
(Lk 9:17)
The English translation of
the Psalm Responses
from the Lectionary for
Mass (c) 1969, 1981,
1997, International
Bishop Estevez has approved Father Jan Ligeza for full-time Commission on English in
the Liturgy Corporation.
academic studies in order to complete his doctorate in sacred All rights reserved.
music for the next 12 months. Father Jan will be leaving to
continue his studies this month. Please thank him for his ministry
to us since April. Let us keep Father Jan in our prayers.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM SACRAMENT OF FIRST HOLY
Expectant parents are encouraged COMMUNION
to contact the Parish Office to This sacrament is normally
schedule an appointment to attend celebrated in the Second Grade (7-
the required Baptism Class. Parents years-old). Children must be
must be registered parishioners and registered in the Faith Formation
should be attending Mass regularly. Program and families must be
Baptisms are performed on Sundays registered parishioners. For more
during the 11am Mass. information, please contact Denise
Collins, denise@smdmcc.org or the
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Parish Office.
Receiving God’s pardon and peace
through the acknowledgment of our SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION
sins, contrition of heart, absolution This sacrament is normally
from sins and doing penance. This celebrated in the Eighth Grade.
sacrament is celebrated every Candidates must be Baptized, have
Saturday from 3-3:45pm or in the already received sacraments of
case of personal needs, you may Eucharist and Reconciliation and
contact the Parish Office to schedule must be enrolled in the Faith
an appointment. Formation Program. Families must
be registered parishioners. For
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE more information, please contact
Newly engaged couples must Denise Collins, denise@smdmcc.org
contact Cari Anne Carrube at the or the Parish Office.
Parish Office at least 8 months prior
to their wedding date to ensure RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION
church availability and to begin the If God has stirred your desire to
required marriage preparation learn more about the Catholic
courses. Cari Anne will help with the Church and its lived faith and
initial stages of fulfilling the Church’s practices and the wish to become
requirements for a Christian full and active participants, Please
Marriage. contact the Parish Office to learn
more about the process of the RCIA.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF
THE SICK FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
For those who are in need of the If you need help in making
Lord’s sacramental touch and arrangements for a loved one’s
blessing in times of sickness. This funeral, or would like to pre-plan
sacrament is intended for those your own funeral, the parish staff is
who are ill or infirm. Please contact here to help. Please contact Cari
the Parish Office to schedule an Anne Carrube in the Parish Office,
“They who humble appointment to celebrate the cari@smdmcc.org. We will work
themselves shall be healing rites of the Church with you together with your funeral home of
exalted….” and your loved ones. choice to prepare a beautiful and
fitting liturgical remembrance of
HOLY ORDERS your loved one.
“All of us, gazing on Men and women who wish to find
the Lord’s glory out more about Religious Life
should contact the Parish Office and
with unveiled faces, speak with the Pastor for more
are being information.
transformed from
glory to glory into
His very image.” ATTENTION: The Diocese of St. Augustine treats all allegations of sexual miscon-
duct seriously and deals with all allegations in a prompt, confidential and thorough
(Lk 18:14; 2Cor 3:18) manner. To Report Abuse, call: Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator at (904) 262-
3200, ext. 129, or Dept. of Children and Families at 1-800-96-Abuse (800-962-2873).
5-6:30pm Bread of Life Ministry, Hall 8:45am Morning prayers
6:30pm NA meeting, LCPP 9am MASS
9:30am-12pm Daily Adoration, Chapel
10am Legion of Mary, LCMkL
10am-12pm Rosary Makers, LCB
10-11:30am Centering Prayer, LCJJ 5:30-7pm ALANON, LCMkL
3-6pm Daily Adoration, Chapel
3-3:30pm Divine Mercy Chaplet, Chapel
5:45pm Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament
6pm MASS 3-3:45pm Sacrament of Reconciliation,
7-8pm ALANON, LCPP Confessional
4pm MASS
8:45am Morning prayers
9am MASS
9am-6pm David O’Byrne, LCMt 9am MASS
9:30am-2pm Weight Watchers, LCJJ, LCB 10am Pancake Breakfast sponsored by
9:30am-12pm Daily Adoration, Chapel Knights of Columbus, Hall
10-11am Bereavement Ministry, LCL 11am MASS
10-11:30am Scripture Study, Church, All Welcome! 12:15-1:45pm School of Contemplative Prayer,
12-1pm ALANON, LCL Chapel
5-6pm NEW Lector Training, Church 2pm MASS
6-7:30pm NEW EM Training, Church 3-4:30pm Life Teen, Hall
8-9:30am Rotary, Hall
8:45am Morning prayers
9am MASS
9:30am-12pm Daily Adoration, Chapel
10-11:30am Overeaters Anonymous, LCMkL
5:30-7pm Life Teen Holy Hour, Chapel LC is the Learning Center. The following abbreviations
6-7pm Environmental Committee, LCBMR are for individual rooms within the Learning Center:
6:30-7:30pm NA Meeting, LCPP PP—Peter & Paul JJ—James & John B—Bartholomew L—Luke
Mt—Matthew Mk—Mark BMR—Blessed Mother Room
7-8:30pm Social Justice Ministry, LCMkL
Monday, June 24
6/25, 6pm Anna & Salvatore DiModica, Ted Rob
Is 49:1-6/Ps 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 14-15 [14]/Acts 13:22-26/Lk 1:57-66, 80
Tuesday, June 25
6/26, 9am Diann & John Cospito, Rose Antelis Gn 13:2, 5-18/Ps 15:2-3a, 3bc-4ab, 5 [1b]/Mt 7:6, 12-14
Wednesday, June 26
6/27, 9am Connie Scott, Ray Masbad, Gn 15:1-12, 17-18/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [8a]/Mt 7:15-20
Peter Merrill (sp.int.) Thursday, June 27
Gn 16:1-12, 15-16 or 16:6b-12, 15-16/
6/28, 9am Jimenez Family (blessing), John Ernst Ps 106:1b-2, 3-4a, 4b-5 [1b]/Mt 7:21-29
Friday, June 28
6/29, 4pm Pat Federico (bday), Barry Stokes Ez 34:11-16/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [1]/Rom 5:5b-11/Lk 15:3-7
Saturday, June 29
6/30, 9am Betty Wang, Alfred L. Maurer II Vigil: Acts 3:1-10/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5a]/Gal 1:11-20/Jn 21:15-19.
Day: Acts 12:1-11/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [5]/2 Tm 4:6-8, 17-18/
6/30, 11am For Our Parish Family Mt 16:13-19
Sunday, June 30
6/30, 2pm Lewis Forte, Jim James 1 Kgs 19:16b, 19-21/Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 [cf. 5a]/
Gal 5:1, 13-18/Lk 9:51-62
Heal us, Lord, and we shall be healed; save us, and we shall be saved; for it is You we
praise. Send relief and healing for all our diseases, our sufferings and our wounds; for
You are a merciful and faithful healer. Blessed are You Lord, who heals the sick.
Pat Albert Linda Geiger Laura O’Shea
Blake Alberto James Green Joan P.
Lora Almeida Roger Gronert Jeffrey Perez
Pat Almeida Susan Gronert Whitney Pirnat
Maria Amaral Stephen Gubicza Edward Ranieri
Michelle Barrett Steve Gubicza Mary Ann Reddin
Tracy Barth Denise Gubicza Regine
Ivan Berke Marian Harrington David Rodgers
Jackie Berry Mark Hefrich Katie Rodgers
Mary Ann Betz Joyce Hoffman Carlie Ross
Victor Bordonaro Kim Eileen Ruddy
Paulino Botelho Jackie Kuka Karl Rupp
Howard “Howie” Bowe James T. Lainge John Rybacki
Mary Bowe Vicki LaMar Amanda Schark
Bryon Campbell Fr. Kaz Ligeza Jo Schwankl
Ken Capitano Louie Brooke Stevens
Roger Carey Dellis Sr. Ma Family Louis Raymond
Roger Carey Dellis Jr. Beverly Maggio Stevens
Bruce Carey Sam Maggio Gina Stokes
Larry Caruso Dina Mancuso Beth Sullivan
Col. Andrew Morgado (US Ryan Cavanaugh Frank Mancuso Jennifer Taylor
Army) Gerald Chabon TR Mancuso Juan Karlos Teron
Jay Matthews (US Navy) Dave Torma
Joe Chiarello Evangelina Mandel
Sgt. Benjamin Wurtz (US
Elaine Torma
Army/Ft. Hood, TX) Maria Cino Sammy Mangali
Honor Otmar (US Air Force) Delia Rios Cortez Bill Mania Lucille Toto
Matthew Callegari (USCG) Mike Coyle Kenneth Maple Jennifer Triano
Jayson Trucksess (US Navy) Cicilia de Romero James McMonagle Miguel Vega
Chief Gregory Worman (US Maria Deausen Vivian McMonagle Marie Waehler
Navy) Larry Doege Tom McNally Diedre Williamson
Joshua Raffaele (USMC) Donna Giorgio Meloni Jack Wittwer
Rachel Mincey (US Navy) Greg Everett Nancy Miller Carol Woodard
LCDR Brandon Aten (USCG) Joanna Faustino Dana Montalto
Joseph Otmar (USMC) Tony Favara Deacon Mike Moody
Casey Henrikson (US Navy) Lydia Fernandez Jennyfer Muller
Chad M.R. Schuch (US Air Steven Fitzgerald Mary Ann Murphy
Force) Jeff Gearhart Toni Ann Musselman
Emma J. Schuch (US Navy)
Lt. Col. Daniel O’Connor
(USMC)
Sgt. Sean Collins (US Army)
Michael Martins (USMC)
If you have a family member in the
military and would like us to pray for Receive, Lord, in tranquility and
them, call the parish office to have
their name added to the bulletin, or peace, the souls of your servants who
email your request to Christine Sudano have departed out of this present life
at christine@smdmcc.org. to be with you. Give them the life that
Please advise when a person above is knows no age, the good things that do
no longer deployed so we can remove
their name from our list. God bless not pass away; through Jesus Christ
them all & continue to pray for them! our Lord.
Maria Dias Violet Drexler
Alex Decarvalho Ted Roy
Mary Causey Gary Medeiros
In today’s Gospel, Luke reminds us that there is enough food in
the world to feed us all … and there will be leftovers! Yet we
know that there are people, hungry and starving, in our own
communities. What can we do? As good stewards, we find ways
to donate what we can and to work with organizations like St.
Vincent de Paul to share our resources. As good stewards, we
can look for opportunities on mission trips or working with
Habitat. As good stewards, we can teach our children not to be
wasteful of anything and to be careful ourselves.
Your offering of as little as one
hour’s wage will help us meet
our daily needs.
June 8-9
GENERAL OFFERTORY
COLLECTION: $13,103.00
ONLINE GIVING: $ 2,435.00
WEEKLY TOTAL: $15,538.00
When we think of things that bring us comfort, we often remember a
blanket, a doll, or toy we had as a small child. As adults, we feel that way
about our Rosaries. We reach for them when a family member gets ill, a child
has a big test or competition, a job opportunity presents itself, or we just want Please be aware that
to feel the comfort of the beads. What a blessing to be able to make and offer
this comfort to others. At SMDM this ministry has been active for 14 years. Santa Maria Del Mar
Because of this ministry, thousands of Rosaries have been made and parish, Father Tim and
supplied to missions around the world, hospitals, hospice, military members the staff do not request
overseas, as well as other parishes and parishioners. People make Rosaries
while sitting in Adoration or watching TV or visiting with friends in our money through email or
Learning Center at 10am on Friday mornings. Rosaries have been made for text. Such requests are
new priests and Bishops, for grandparents, and confirmation students. scams. If you ever receive
Making a Rosary can be soothing or spark your creative side as you choose
the colors and beads, crosses, and medals to make yours unique. There are
such an email delete it
no regular meetings or requirements to belong. Few things are treasured immediately or call the
more by Catholics than their Rosaries. Pat Quinn is ready to teach you and office (439-2791) first to
supply all materials. Call Pat to get involved once or for a lifetime: 386-439- confirm its legitimacy.
9650.
Food donation bags will be
distributed after each Mass on
the last weekend of each
month. Please remember to
bring your filled food donation
bags back to the Gathering
Area the following weekend 2019 Food Donation Dates
(first weekend of each month). July 11, August 1, September 5,
Thank you for your generosity! October 3, October 31,
December 5
Last Sunday of the month
after 9 am Mass
The Knights of Columbus
sponsors a Pancake Breakfast The Church’s
response to We serve supper to the
(includes omelets and homeless and people
sausage). Come join us! donating brand new
socks has been struggling financially, on
fantastic and greatly Mondays from 5-6:30 pm in
needed! Some of the the Parish Hall. Our many
places the socks have gone to homeless guests need your
are: The Cold Weather Shelter, help. DONATIONS NEEDED
Salvation Army, DAV for PLEASE. Camping tents, men’s
Veterans, Bread of Life and women’s socks,
Community Supper, Halifax toothpaste, toothbrushes,
Urban Ministry in Daytona, St. toilet paper, bars of soap.
Vincent de Paul, and the Kite Donations may be delivered to
Shop at the beach is passing the Parish Office. For
them out to the homeless information or to volunteer,
down by the pier. Please keep please call or text Barbara
Join us for First Saturday Mass up the wonderful job of Zaleski at 727-207-1831 or
at 9am in the Chapel. The donating brand new socks for email bzaleski90@gmail.com
monthly Mass will be a devotion or Drew Hoffman at 386-562-
to the Blessed Virgin Mary. men, women and children!
3325.
Second Saturday & Sunday of
the month after each Mass.
This sacrament is offered in
accordance with the direction
given by Vatican II. Specifically,
the emphasis is on healing and
strengthening rather than the
forgiving of sins. It is meant for
those suffering emotional,
physical, spiritual sicknesses;
abused people; those going
into surgery, etc.
The BeFriender Ministry at Santa
Maria del Mar is a lay pastoral care Every third Tuesday
program where trained volunteers (no meetings for the summer, June 24
provide a listening presence to Logan Cobb, Ashlynn Elliott,
others by entering into a caring
our next meeting will be
October 15), Learning Center/ Betty Gailliot, Thomas Gailliot,
relationship with those in need,
providing emotional and spiritual Matthew Room, 7-8:30pm Marcia Leslie, Frank Maggipinto,
support. “We have to find a way to help Alexis Nixon, Megan Rhee,
Information shared between parents stand by their son or Larry Smyntek, Theresa Stuckey,
BeFrienders and those they daughter.” - Pope Francis Marcella Warner, Zachary Warner,
befriend is strictly confidential. A ministry dedicated to providing an Brian Woodlief
BeFriender Ministry volunteers are environment of compassionate
screened and trained and receive listening and support for parents June 25
on-going support through the who have children with a Geraldine Dolan, Efren Mallada,
BeFriender Leaders. homosexual orientation. All Emma Minn, Amanda Smith,
If you need a BeFriender visit, conversations are protected by the Quinn Throne, Brittany Woodlief
would like to suggest a BeFriender guidelines of Christian
for someone else, are interested in confidentiality. Family Members June 26
becoming a BeFriender volunteer, or Welcome! Please contact Karyn Al Beyer, Michael Boullion,
simply have questions about the Jacobs at 386-503-1710. You may Nancy Magee, Kenneth Moffa,
BeFriender Ministry, please contact also email icanletgo@gmail.com. Alexandra Perez, James Peters,
Jeannie Johnson in the parish office Maria Rodriguez
at email jean@smdmcc.org or office
phone (386) 439-2791. June 27
The Centering Prayer ministry is Brian Alson, Antonio Amaral,
dedicated to fostering the process of Jim Bryan, Virginia Dunn-Mulligan,
Every Friday at transformation in Christ through the Robert Falvey, Karen Francis,
10 am in the LC, Bartholomew practices of the Centering Prayer, Christina Gillin, Cynthia Habbinga,
Lectio Divina, reflection/sacred Loretta Haehn, Heather Harris,
Room sharing, and enrichment
This ministry makes Laurie Hughes, Elinor Lyall,
experiences. Centering Prayer is
and provides rosaries John Robinson, Shannon Santore,
simply a wordless, trusting opening
for the Missions and of self to the divine presence. While
Russell Smith, Lucas Wiltfong
for parish family it is about the simplest form of
members. Rosary- prayer there is, it allows us to get in June 28
making supplies are touch with our natural intimacy with Lisset Arroyo, Melissa Bentley,
furnished, and God deep within us that often gets Linda Botelho, Trey deLeon III.,
beginners are given lost in the busyness of life. Weekly Zane Dixon, Thomas Driscoll,
instructions in how to Centering Prayer sessions are held in Peter Hilton III, Ryan Little,
make a rosary. the Learning Center. If you are Jonathan McDonnell,
Contact Pat Quinn at interested in learning more, we are Giuseppe Moro, Joshua Myers,
386-439-9650. Angel Nieves, Kerry O’Connell,
Noah Palumbo, James Scott
Dear friends … As you recall, at our last meeting, we decided to take the June 29
summer off. Many of you have already purchased your books, The Spirit of the Pat Federico, Nikolas Matulj,
Liturgy by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger and would like to continue with our study Lily Murphy, George Murray,
of this book as our formation tool. Please consider the following two questions Lindsay Sagala, Stephanie Stead,
as you continue with your reading : Kristine Thompson
1. What message was Cardinal Ratzinger trying to convey?
2. How has this message influenced your personal experience of the liturgy? June 30
Shelby Beck, Mary Ann Cavallo,
Our next meeting will be at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, August 14 in the Dennis Creamer, Vanessa Dacosta,
Church. We will discuss Part 1, the Essence of Liturgy, Pages 1 through 64. Albert Di Croce, Luke Ferrer,
As many of you have suggested, we will break into small groups to study the Mary Anne Gustafson, Kacie Jones,
above 2 questions and then have a general discussion with the entire group. John McKeown, Suzanne McNeill,
On Wednesday, November 13 at 5 p.m., we will meet to discuss Part 2, Time Stephanie Peeples, Edward
and Space in the Liturgy, pages 67 to 125. Reardon, Gregg Schumacher
Hopefully we'll conclude the study with our meetings in February and May
next year. Thank you all for your dedicated service and may you all have a
blessed summer and may God continue to bless our Parish family.
The U.S. Senate recently failed to pass the Born-Alive
Abortion Survivors Protection Act—legislation that prohibits
infanticide by ensuring that a child born alive following an
attempted abortion would receive the same degree of care
to preserve her or his life and health as would be given to
any other child born alive at the same gestational age. Please
join us in prayer for an end to infanticide:
Jesus, Lord of life, transform the hearts of all
elected leaders to recognize that infanticide
is wrong and must not be tolerated. Open
hearts and minds to recognize and defend
the precious gift of every human life.
4751 E. Moody Blvd., Ste 5, Learn Natural Family Planning (NFP) at home and at your own
Bunnell, FL 32110
info@alphawomencenter.org
pace with the Home Study Course from NFP International,
Phone: 386-586-0210 nfpandmore.org. Includes Ecological Breastfeeding (it really can
Free pregnancy tests, infant & space babies), a double-check system of fertility awareness,
maternity clothes, diapers, and Catholic teaching that’s easy to understand. Work with an
formula, parenting classes, post instructor by email. Completion certificate, only $70.
-abortion support, adoption &
social services referrals, and
referrals for Medicaid and WIC.
There is no need to feel alone
when real help is available
during an unplanned
pregnancy. Caring Choices
at (866) 901-9641 offers Our parish’s Catholic Minis-
help through counseling, try at the Flagler County
support, education, and Detention Facility provides
resources. This is one needed pastoral care for
decision not to face alone!
inmates in the county jail. We are currently seeking a few
Struggling with emotional or additional male volunteers to serve the male inmates. The most
spiritual pain following an important qualifications are a spirit of compassion and a calling
abortion? Rachel’s Vineyard to bring Christ in Word and Sacrament to the incarcerated. Prior
is a post-abortion healing training as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion is
ministry that will lovingly help desirable, but not necessary. Volunteers must be year-round
to transform your pain to local residents. The time commitment is small: a few hours every
hope and reconciliation. For other month.
more info call (904) 221-3232
Please join the Respect Life If you think you might be interested in this ministry and would
Ministry every first Friday to like more information, please contact John Bangert at 301-318-
say the Rosary for Life. 6832; astrodude9000@gmail.com.
We will start at 8:30 am,
right before the 9 am Mass. “For I was in prison and you visited me.”
(Matthew 25)Diocese of St. Augustine
Parent/Guardian Medical Release Form
Child’s Name:_________________________________________________Date of Birth:___________________
Parent/Guardian Name:______________________________________________________________________
Home Address:_____________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone:__________________________________Cell Phone:___________________________________
Name of Diocesan Entity:___________SANTA MARIA DEL MAR_______________________________________
MEDICAL MATTERS: I hereby warrant that to the best of my knowledge, my child is in good health and I assume all
responsibility for the health of my child.
(Of the following statements pertaining to medical matters, sign only in accordance with your wishes.)
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT: In the event of an emergency, I hereby give permission to the above names
Diocesan entity’s employees, volunteers or representatives to seek medical treatment for my child names above.
In the event of an emergency, if you are unable to reach me at the above numbers, contact:
Name and Relationship________________________________________________Phone__________________
Family Doctor________________________________________________________Phone_________________
Family Health Plan Carrier______________________________________________Policy #________________
I make the following exceptions________________________________________________________________
Medication__________________________Dosage_______________________Doctor____________________
Medical Problem or Condition (allergies,diabetes)_________________________________________________
Condition____________________________________Symptoms_____________________________________
Physical Disabilities_________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________ _________________________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian Date
OTHER MEDICAL TREATMENT: In the event it comes to the attention of the above names Diocesan entity’s volunteer or
representative, that my child becomes ill with symptoms such as headache, vomiting, sore throat, fever or diarrhea, I
hereby give permission for over-the-counter medication to be administered to my child according to directions.
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