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• FEBRUARY 9, 2020 FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FROM THE PASTOR’S PEN
IMPORTANCE OF talking about and implementing
HOSPITALITY radical hospitality. Hospitality is
really important. The guest among
I grew up in a small town in Ohio. My
hometown, Dover, sits next to the us is really important.
county seat, New Philadelphia. All
told, there are about 40,000 The business world has long known
households in the area. Not so small; the importance of hospitality. You
may want to peruse Stephen J.
but not real big, either.
Cloobeck’s book, Checking In: parishes that are currently practicing
Our neighborhood featured tons of Hospitality-Driven Thinking, a type of radical hospitality. Folks
Business, and You (Greenleaf Book want to be there because they are
kids my age, a real hotbed of baby
boomers. Three-quarters of the Group Press, Austin, Texas, 2018). made to feel welcomed and valued.
homes on our block were filled with A handshake, a smile, a “right this
kids. For us believers, hospitality flows way,” or a “yes, we can” or a “yes, we
from Scripture. We are enjoined, will help you” brings people in. The
“When a stranger sojourns with you lack thereof shuts people out. We
All said, our little middle class enclave
was secure and safe, a happy place to in your land, you shall not do him need to do everything possible to put
grow up. In that wonderful setting, wrong. You shall treat the stranger people and their needs first.
who sojourns with you as the native Otherwise, what are we here for?
we liked to think our house was
special, one of those houses that among you, and you shall love him
as yourself, for you were strangers I’m pretty sure we’re in the business,
other families from the neighborhood
in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord so to speak, of people—bringing
felt comfortable visiting. The door
your God (Leviticus 19:33-34). people into the household of the
was always open.
faithful, and opening doors for them
Jesus builds on the Old Testament that lead into the kingdom. In a prior
It helped that my dad was a real
sense of hospitality as he warns the era of the Church, the dynamic was:
extrovert. He loved meeting people.
disciples about the coming of the believing leads to behaving, leads to
My dad’s middle name could have
Son of Man and judgment, “For I belonging. In today’s post-
been “encounter.”
was hungry and you gave me food, I Christendom world, that dynamic has
was thirsty and you gave me drink, I been flipped: belonging leads to
Our neighbors knew that the back
was a stranger and you welcomed believing leads to behaving.
door to our house, the door that led
me” (Matthew 25:35). Saint Paul Look at the apprenticeship dynamic
into the family room, was unlocked.
We expected people to ring that continues the theme of hospitality, that informs the catechumenate
doorbell and walk in throughout the “Welcome one another, then, as process (the second stage of the
Christ welcomed you, for the glory RCIA process for adults becoming
day or in the evening. It was a given.
of God.” (Romans 15:7). Then there Catholic). In this long stage of
Mom would be ready for her cue. Dad is Peter, “Show hospitality to one formation, the unbaptized learn to
would say, “Julia, let’s get out the another without grumbling” (1 Peter become disciples by being
stuff.” She’d rummage around and 4:9). apprenticed to other disciples. They
produce cheese and crackers, olives, are given a network of helpers such
salami from the Italian store, along These, and other scriptural as sponsors and others who welcome
with fresh Italian bread. Then dad guideposts, light our way. Even if and accompany them, making them
we were unaware of these scriptural feel comfortable among this
would draw some homemade wine
out of the barrels downstairs and we’d injunctions, don’t we all instinctively community of ours.
be good to go! The adult neighbors know that hospitality makes a
difference? In other words, their belonging comes
would be hoisting a glass of dad’s red
first. Then, as they follow our
wine and munching on the Italian
Go on vacation to a resort. Visit example, they develop or cultivate a
“stuff,” while the kids would be
family and friends. Our own way of behaving in life. Finally, after
running around playing games,
personal experience speaks to the this period of apprenticeship they
getting into (mild) trouble and
positive difference an open door and give voice to our Trinitarian belief as
enjoying soda pop.
a sharing of good “stuff” brings to they approach the baptismal waters
any human encounter, transforming and profess faith.
I share this image of the open door
and the offerings to guests of the it from ‘ho hum’ to stellar.
Italian “stuff”, because here at Divine
We can all probably point to those
Mercy, we are in the first steps of
PASTOR’S PEN (CONT’D) PRAYER AND WORSHIP
They cannot get from being strangers DIVINE MERCY MEN’S ENCOUNTER THE WORD OF
to valued and full members of the RETREAT: “TABLE TALK: THE LIVING GOD
household of the faithful without the A scripture reflection group facilitat-
foundation of a warm welcome and
LISTENING TO JESUS’
MESSAGE AS WE SHARE ed by Judy Pyke meets every Monday
continued hospitality. Jesus says, morning in the Sacred Heart offices
“Come to me, all you who labor and MEALS WITH HIM” after the 8:30am Mass.
are burdened, and I will give you FEBRUARY 21-23, 2020 We gather for one hour to read and
rest” (Matthew 11:28). How can This Ignatian, silent weekend retreat reflect on the coming Sunday read-
anyone come to Jesus without us for Men at Bellarmine Retreat House ings. We simply share what is in our
disciples opening doors and providing in Barrington, will be led by Retreat hearts and on our minds. No experi-
a warm welcome to the Lord? Master Fr. David Shields, SJ. Using ence in scripture necessary and eve-
various stories from the gospel of St. ryone speaks their minds! All are wel-
This radical hospitality, pervading all Luke, we will come! Think about joining us!
we do and all we are, is a necessary read and
ingredient for our continued renewal consider the
as a parish. As we move forward, look issues and TRI-PARISH LENTEN
for specific steps that we will be taking themes that
over the next year to put radical REFLECTION WITH
Jesus talked
hospitality in place ! about when he FR. MATT SPOTTS, SJ
was invited out. St Francis Xavier Church
By 524 9th St. Wilmette
accompanying Monday, February 24th 7-8:00 p.m.
Jesus at important meals, we can Tuesday, February 25th 7-8:00 p.m.
come to know his mind and heart (Mardi Gras party to follow)
more intimately, deepen our love or
him and strengthen our level of Fr. Matt Spotts, SJ will focus on the
PRAYER AND WORSHIP discipleship as Catholic Christians. following themes for his reflection: be
forgiven * forgive * let God speak to
Fr. Shields is a Jesuit priest of the USA you * be generous * remember you are
JOIN THE SUNDAY READING
Midwest Province who has been dust and to dust you shall return*
CORNER! 40 days * open your heart * give time
Join fellow parishioners in the Con- involved in retreat ministry for over 40
years in many formats. In addition to to yourself to seek God.
vent on Sundays after the 9:30am
Mass at St. Philip the Apostle for this ministry, Fr. Shields has spent
some 20 years with the Oglala Sioux Fr. Matt has been serving as associate
coffee and to read and discuss the pastor at Ss. Joseph-Francis Xavier
book, “How the Church Has Changed on the Pine Ridge Reservation in
South Dakota and, more recently, Parish since the summer of 2019 as well
the World” by Anthony Easolen. This as in the campus ministry office at
book is compiled of 25 short essays nearly 22 years in Hispanic ministry in
Milwaukee, WI. Currently he is the Loyola Academy. His ministry with the
which were originally published by Jesuits has included ministerial work on
MAGNIFICAT from December 2013- Director of Spiritual Programs at Casa
Romero Renewal Center in the Pine Ridge Reservation of South
December 2015. The group will read Dakota, teaching high school in
one essay each Sunday. FYI, the Milwaukee. Casa Romero is an urban
bilingual spirituality center offering Indianapolis, IN, and working in prison
group will meet every Sunday except ministry at San Quentin State Prison in
for holiday weekends. bilingual retreats and formation to 1st
and 2nd generation Latinx in California.
Join us!
southeast Wisconsin.
RECONCILIATION SERVICE
RESPECT LIFE Suggested retreat contribution: St. Joseph Church
That the Church may continue to be Weekend Retreat is $295 per person 1700 Lake Ave.
the light of the world, bringing truth ($95 deposit). For more information Wilmette
and salvation to all the nations, we contact Great Grodecki, 847-906- Tuesday, March 24 7:00 p.m.
pray to the Lord. 4105, or Deacon Mike McNulty,847-
446-0856x120. These Lenten opportunities are part of
Sts. Faith Hope and Charity, Divine
WELCOME OUR NEW FAMILIES Mercy and Sts. Joseph and Francis
Xavier tri-parish (grouping)
TO DIVINE MERCY PARISH collaboration.
Mr. and Mrs. James (Melissa) Cook
PRAYER AND WORSHIP
HEALING OURSELVES FROM PLEASE PRAY
A PLACE OF CENTERING FOR OUR
PRAYER: SAVE THE DATE ALPHA
Be Still and Know That I am God. PARTICIPANTS
(Psalm 46:10) We ask that you pray for
This simple wisdom saying is an the parishioners and
invitation given to you by God during visitors who are
this Lenten Season. It is a call to take participating in Alpha.
time and set aside some of your We also ask for your
activities to explore the rich wisdom prayers for the Alpha
and teachings of the Contemplative Team who are hosting
tradition through the Method of this group of pilgrims on
Centering Prayer, and come into the Alpha journey. Thank you!
intimate relationship with God, with
yourself, with others, and learn how to
rest in God in silence, stillness, and
solitude. It is our hope that this journey
will transform your relationship with
yourself, others, and most importantly,
with God.
This five-week course is an opening to
the presence of God through
contemplative dimension of the
Gospel. The topics for the course
include: The Spiritual Journey with Fr. POPE FRANCIS
Thomas Keating, (A Cistercian Trappist
monk); Who is God - Attitudes Toward
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God; Emotional Programs for Let us make room for the Word
Happiness; and the Spiritual and of God! Each day, let us read a verse or
Psychological Experience of Centering two of the Bible. We will discover that
Prayer. Centering Prayer is a God is close to us, that He dispels our
contemporary prayer of the heart, a darkness and, with great love, leads our
prayer of simplicity, a prayer of faith, lives into deep waters.
and a method as a way of reducing
obstacles to the development of grace.
Sessions will be facilitated by Fr.
Mike Solazzo and Sr. Leonette
Kaluzny, and offered on Wednesdays EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
at 7pm beginning March 4, 2020. FROM OUR SCRIPTURES
“Let your light shine before others,
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in heaven.” MATTHEW 5:16
All are welcome! There are no fees,
just an offering for the handouts and The generosity of being a good
other materials. steward of your gifts has a positive
CONTACT Sr. Leonette Kaluzny at effect on people and it is
either 847-881-8424; 847-441-0126, or contagious! Good works encourages
leonettekaluzny@aol.com. more good works. Let your light
shine! Be careful to recognize that
God is working through you and
don’t put yourself above the people
you have been called to help.
COMMUNITY
SAVE THE DATE! BAKE SALE TO SUPPORT THE JUNIOR TOWER PLAYERS
DIVINE MERCY TODAY AFTER ALL THE MASSES AT SACRED HEART CHURCH
Come support our Junior Tower Players theatrical group this weekend and
WOMEN’S LUNCHEON purchase items from the bake sale in the Sacred Heart Gathering Space. Your
MAY 2nd purchases will help offset the expenses of our annual production. This year’s
production is Porridge! Thank you!
STAY TUNED
FOR MORE INFORMATION
PLEASE MAKE YOUR GIFT TO THE
2020 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
DIVINE MERCY
MEN'S CLUB MEETING Come, follow me...and heal our world
All the men of the parish are invited Please spend some time this week reflecting on the Annual Catholic
to join us on Tuesday evening, Appeal brochure that you received with your bulletin. The Annual Catholic
February 11 at 7:30 PM at the Parish Appeal is a pledged campaign commitment where you can make a gift payable
Office Conference Room (entrance on in installments. Each pledge makes a difference because all parishes participate
East side of the Church, off parking in the campaign and the gifts of many enable our archdiocese to deliver needed
lot). ministries and services to answer Jesus’ call to “Come, follow me… and heal the
world.” Once we reach our parish goal of $100,238 in paid pledges, any additional
All are welcome, please spread the funds come back to our parish to help fund our needs.
word and encourage attendance.
If you received your pledge form in the mail, please complete it and mail it back or
bring it to Mass next weekend. For those of you who did not receive a mailing or
have not had time to respond, we will conduct our in-pew pledge process at all
Masses next weekend.
STEWARDSHIP GIVING
FINANCES AT A GLANCE AS OF February 2, 2020
(Combined SPA / SH Church Sites)
YTD 2019-2020 Sunday Collection $653,640
YTD 2018-2019 Sunday Collection $695,278
Christmas Collection $230,285
Christmas Budget $240,000
Shortfall ($9,715)
We hope you had a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We are grateful for your continued generosity (and it’s not too
late to send in a Christmas donation).
IMPORTANT TAX LETTER INFORMATION: If you have not already received your tax letter in the mail for your charitable giving
to Divine Mercy Parish, as well to as our outreach ministries and other Archdiocesan special collections, you can expect to receive
this documentation in the next few days. Regarding your donations to the Legacy of the Heart campaign, you will be receiving a
separate tax letter from the Archdiocese of Chicago in the coming days that lists your contributions (along with contributions to
the Annual Catholic Appeal). Sacred Heart School families, if you need access to your tuition please log into your Smart Tuition
account and access the information. As always, we are grateful for your commitment to Divine Mercy Parish. If you have any
questions regarding your tax information, please don’t hesitate to call the office at (847)446-0856.
COMMUNITY
The Parish Center at Sacred Heart Church
SACRED HEART SCHOOL
LOOK WHAT’S HAPPENING AT
SACRED HEART SCHOOL!
The Junior High students presented their STEAM projects at the Academic Fair
during Catholic Schools Week. They were amazing!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sunday, Feb. 9th
Junior Tower Players Bake Sale
After all Masses
Family Bingo Night
5:30pm Parish Center
Monday, Feb. 10th
8th Grade Picture Retake Day
Tuesday, Feb. 11th
Vision and Hearing Screening
All day
Wednesday, Feb. 12th
Vision and Hearing Screening
Half day
Thursday, Feb. 13th
Parent & Tot Class
9:00am Room 101
Early Dismissal JK-8th 1:20pm
Teacher meetings 1:30pm
Friday, Feb. 14th
Professional Development Day
No School
Happy Valentines Day!
Monday, Feb. 17th Our eighth graders wrote an essay in Spanish class and then presented their service projects in
Presidents’ Day! - No school the Spanish language to the 7th graders. Senora Young said, “¡Hicieron un trabajo increíble!”
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY (RELIGIOUS EDUCATION/PREP)
What a special week…
We had First Eucharist Enrollment at both St. Philip’s and Sacred Heart. The
children processed in holding candles, sang “This Little Light of Mine,” were
enrolled and passed out handmade prayer cards. Everyone was smiling! We are
blessed to have these children and their families in our parish — they bring joy
and hope to our church.
They are enrolled and ready to prepare for the sacrament of First Communion!
Delivering the
sheep prayer
cards was great
fun for the chil-
dren!
LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE - Weekend of February 15 & 16, 2020
SACRED HEART CHURCH ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE CHURCH
5:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
Presider: Fr. Solazzo Presider: Fr. Cassidy
Greeters: Dan O’Rourke, Patty Sanfilippo Servers: Shane Kropp
Servers: Lily Hartvigsen, Nora Hartvigsen Lector: Jim Dietz
Lector: Julie Hartvigsen EMs: Susan Corley Turk, Rob Hilliard, Peggy McCallum
EM’s: Dee Hanlon, Samuel Fifer, Barbara Fifer Ushers: Tom Stegich, Rick Turk, Gino D’Egidio
Cantor: Saturday Choir
7:30 a.m.
7:30 a.m. Presider: Fr. Solazzo
Presider: Fr. Cassidy Servers: Volunteer needed
Greeter: Volunteers needed Lector: Tom O’Donoghue
Servers: Ludy Mariano, Emmett Levoy EMs: Caroline Duppler, Jane Clark, Stephen Cross
Lector: Trip Lane Ushers: Joe Pacini, Greg Clingan
EMs: Bernadette Broccolo, Volunteers needed
Cantor: Bernadette Garza 9:30 a.m.
Presider: Fr. Solazzo
9:00 a.m. Servers: Ryan Johnson, Dylan Johnson
Presider: Fr. Lanza ( Deacon Keenan preaching) Lector: Steve Thordarson
Greeters: Mary Newton, Volunteer needed EMs: Diana Scheeler, Gerry Schroeder, Jean Kane
Servers: Joe Drehkoff, Quinn Drehkoff Ushers: Jason Cravens, Patrick Krohn, Jody Smith,
Lector: Catherine Lehman Stan Smith
EMs: Nancy Kehoe, Catherine Lehman, Mary Newton
Cantor: Bernadette Garza
10:30 a.m.
Presider: Fr. Lanza ( Deacon Keenan preaching)
Greeters: Kay Madden, Frieda Baker
Servers: Nora Murdock, Michael Compton
Lector: Matthew Compton PLEASE PRAY
EMs: A.J. Leonard, Frieda Baker, Kay Madden
For Those Who Are Sick
Cantor: Sacred Heart Choir
The following people suffer from illness or chronic conditions.
4:30 p.m. They have asked for the prayers of our parish family.
Presider: Fr. Cassidy ( Deacon McNulty) Please remember them to the Lord.
Greeter: Dan Hagedorn, Lynn Finneke
Mark Agnew, Jeannie Ambrose, Michael Anderson,
Servers: Ava Half, Lindsay Minogue
Jim Baisley, Dorothy Banas, Donald Blair, Elaine Boback,
Lector: Chris Hartman
Sande Bolan, Paula Brady, Dennis Braun, Wendy Braun,
EMS: James Collins, Lynn Finneke, Dan Hagedorn
Luciana Butera, Milly Calabrese, Kierre Caldwell, Patt Carlson,
Cantor: Matt Mieling & Ensemble
Patricia Catarello, Teresa Chapman, Kelly Bolan Chevalier,
Sheila Devlin, Tim Doll, Rick Doucette,
David and Mary Ann Duerwachter, Maureen Dwyer,
Timothy Feeney, John Flynn, Lisa Franke, Lydia Gatton,
Benjamin Grillo, Philip Hall, Laura Hendricks, John Hoerster,
Nancy Holihan, Mario Iturino, The Jatis Family, Becky Jones,
Philip Jones, Marge Kalsch, Edward Kennedy, Ginny Kunkel,
Gina Quirk Lazicki, Anne Lesniak, John Madden, Drew Mans,
Jackson Mans, Beth O'Brien, Sally O’Malley, Ennio Rossi,
Mary Sabo, Donna Sabido, Dick Schager, Catherine Scheid,
MINISTERS OF CARE Mary Shepherd, Judy Sokal, Heather Stepan,
Lake Cook: Mike Pearson Mary Tatro, Linda Walsh, Julie Wright, Lisa Zitella and
Dr. Jerome Zwierzycki
Glen Oaks: Mike Pearson
Maryhaven / Lutheran General: For Those Who Have Died
Mary Breen, Mary Claps, Maureen Claps, Marilyn Hielscher, May the souls of the faithfully departed,
Marty Kearney, Anna Koberda, Michael Koberda, Through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Diana Scheeler, Tom Carroll John L. Klemmer, husband of Sue Klemmer
MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEK AT DIVINE MERCY DO YOU HAVE A BULLETIN
SUBMISSION?
SACRED HEART Monday, February 10 Please adhere to the following
Monday, February 10 Scripture Reflection Group 9:00am / specifications when submitting an
7:00 am- SH PO item for the bulletin. The deadline is
8:30 am- Children’s Ministry Board Meeting Tuesday, 9:00am for the following
7:00 pm/ SH PO Sunday.
Tuesday, February 11
Tuesday, February 11
7:00 am- BULLETIN SPECS:
Crafty Ladies 9:00am / SPA Convent
8:30 am- FONT STYLE: Corbel
Prayer Group 9:00am / SH PO
Bridge Club 12:30pm/ SPA Convent FONT SIZE:
Wednesday, February 12 Headlines: 12 (ALL CAPS & BOLD)
SHS School Board Meeting 7:15pm
7:00 am – Body text: 10
8:30 am- Denis Dunne Wednesday, February 12 LINE SPACING:
RCIA 9:15am / SH PO Before and After Paragraphs: 0pt
Thursday, February 13 Alpha Prayer Course 7:30pm / SH PO Between Lines: 1sp
7:00 am- Avoid outlining text boxes, if you can.
Thursday, February 13
8:30 am-Galdino Valvasorri
Alpha 1:15pm / SH PCR
Continue to create ads for special
Friday, February 14 Friday, February 14 events like A Moveable Feast,
7:00 am – Holy Hour 3:00pm / SPA Oktoberfest or NiteLites. We simply
8:30 am – Jim O’Toole ask you incorporate the Corbel font
Saturday, February 15
style when you are able.
Saturday, February 15 Sunday, February 16 Please submit all items to
8:30am- Serving at A Just Harvest 4:00pm divinemercybulletins@gmail.com.
5:00 pm –
Sunday, February 16
7:30 am – Frank and Teresa D’Astici
Adrian Costanzo
9:00 am- Parishioners of Divine Mercy
10:30 am-Terry Franke DIVINE MERCY OFFICES
4:30 pm – John Gridley
Main Office
Sacred Heart
ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE 1077 Tower Road
SACRAMENTS Winnetka, IL 60093
Monday, February 10
8:00am – (847) 446-0856
Sacraments can be scheduled at either
Fax: (847) 501-5311
church. Arrangements should be made
Tuesday, February 11 through the main office at Sacred Heart. Monday - Thursday: 8:30am to 4:30pm
8:00am-Mary Prindiville Office
RECONCILIATION
Wednesday—3:00-5:00pm (SP) St. Philip the Apostle
Wednesday, February 12 1962 Old Willow Road
Saturday—9:00-9:30am (SH)
8:00am – Holy Souls in Purgatory Northfield, IL 60093
Saturday—5:00-5:15pm (SP)
or by appointment (847) 446-8383
Thursday, February 13 Fax: (847) 446-8338
8:00am –Mary Belmont BAPTISM Friday: 9:00am-5:00pm
By appointment. Please call the
Friday, February 14 main parish office or visit our website Sacred Heart School Office
8:00am-Rev. Alexander Wartalowicz, for the requisite forms. 1095 Gage Street
SSCC Winnetka, IL 60093
MARRIAGE (847) 446-0005
Contact the main parish office 6 www.shwschool.org
Saturday, February 15
months prior to the anticipated date
8:00 am- Children’s Ministry Office
of the marriage.
5:30 pm-Michele Ferris 1077 Tower Road
ANOINTING OF THE SICK Winnetka, IL 60093
Sunday, February 16 Contact the main parish office to (847) 446-6535
7:30 am- arrange for the sacrament for the
9:30 am-Parishioners of Divine Mercy seriously ill and homebound. www.divinemercynorthshore.orgPARISH STAFF Pastor - Rev. Steven M. Lanza, slanza@divinemercynorthshore.org Associate Pastor - Rev. Dean Semmer, dsemmer@divinemercynorthshore.org Associate Pastor - Rev. Michael J. Solazzo, msolazzo@divinemercynorthshore.org Resident - Rev. Daniel Cassidy, dcassidy@divinemercynorthshore.org Deacon Mike McNulty, mimcnulty@divinemercynorthshore.org Deacon Gerry Keenan, gekeenan@archchicago.org, 773-251-6626 Deacon Bob Puhala, bpuhala@usml.edu Director of Communications - Judy Pyke, jpyke@divinemercynorthshore.org Principal Sacred Heart School - Kristen Fink, kfink@shwschool.org Director of Evangelization and Lifelong Formation - Sue Lehocky, slehocky@divinemercynorthshore.org Director of Pastoral Care, Outreach and Special Events - Maureen Valvassori, mvalvassori@divinemercynorthshore.org Music Director - Todd Gresick, tgresick@divinemercynorthshore.org Associate Music Director - Sarah Cozzi, scozzi@divinemercynorthshore.org Director of Operations - Michelle Wasielewski, mwasielewski@divinemercynorthshore.org Finance Office - Cindy Atsaves, cindyatsaves@divinemercynorthshore.org Administrative Assistant - Carol L. Brown, clbrown@divinemercynorthshore.org Religious Education Admin (SH) - Debbie Perkins, dperkins@divinemercynorthshore.org Coordinator of Children’s Ministry - Kathryn Handelman, khandelman@divinemercynorthshore.org
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