January 3, 2016

THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
January 3, 2016
MASS TIMES, INTENTIONS AND PRAYER REQUESTS
WELCOME TO ST MAX PARISH!
Welcome to the St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish community! If you would like to register in the parish, please pick up a
packet in the gathering space and return the registration form. Once registered, you will receive our monthly newsletter and
emails. Please know our staff and parish leaders are here to be of service to you. Additional information about
our parish can be found on our website, www.saint-max.org.
Sunday, January 3
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
8:00 AM
† Vincent Bao Nguyen
10:00 AM*
People of the Parish & † Kristin Renneker
NOON*
For the intentions of our Pastoral Council &
Finance Council members
Monday, January 4
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Religious
8:30 AM
† Members of the DeRoussel family
Tuesday, January 5
Saint John Neumann, Bishop
8:30 AM
† Ranzie Gambill
Wednesday, January 6
8:30 AM
† Jim McCarthy
Thursday, January 7
8:30 AM
† James Redden
Friday, January 8
8:30 AM
† Robert Thomas
Saturday, January 9
8:30 AM
David Hall
4:30 PM
† Lillian Wake
Sunday, January 10
THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD
8:00 AM
† Bob Rouster
10:00 AM
People of the Parish & † Charles Ryan
NOON
Members of the Michael Bifulco family
† Deceased
Dear Jesus, Divine Physician and Healer of the sick,
we turn to You in this time of illness. We place our sick under Your
care and humbly ask that You restore Your servants to health
again. In Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.
PRAYERS FOR THE MILITARY
* Incense will be used
THIS WEEK’S READINGS
Isaiah 60:1-6
Psalm 72:1-2,7-8,10-13
Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6
Matthew 2:1-12
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK
Your healing prayers are requested for Mark Barrett, Bob Bruns,
Jerri Bottoms, Louise Bowling, Mary Broermann, Eleanor Budek,
Jennifer Calangi, Ann Corkhill, Esther Danielson, Angelique
Debets, Henry DeNicola, John Dunn, Bill Ebben, Jack Finke,
Timmy Fischer, Mary Fritz, Karen Gross, Richard Gross, Sol
Gross, Sandra Giuliano, Joseph Hahn, Gary Hampton, Annie Hart,
Brian Haverland, Steve Hazlebeck, Al Higgins, Jill Holt, Maureen
Imfeld, Dennis Karas, Ralph Kitts, Don Klinkhammer, Hank
Kluznick, Joey Lakeberg, Michael Lancaster, Pat Langdon, Pam
Lawson, Barb Listermann, Beverly Listermann, Steve Lutz, Tom
Lutz, Lyla McGlinchey, Andrew Meister, Jacob Meister,
Beryl Michael, Judy Michael, Daniel R. Miller, Theresa Munafo,
Trevor Vincent Munafo, Mary Patricia Nadzam, Gene Neltner,
Victor Nguyen, Jack O’Verbey, Aaron Peters, Fr. John Porter,
Agnes
Rahman,
Larry
Richardson,
Michele
Risola,
Evelyn Robinson, Joseph Romer, Helen Romes, John Roth Laura
Russell, Julia Sanders, Hans Schade, James Schaeper, Julie
Schrock, Rose Seibert, Rod Simpson, Phillip Spotts, Donald
Charles Sturmer, Daniel Thiergartner, Tari Torbeck, Lori Vehr,
George Vesper, Gloria Vesper, Stanley Wadella, Vito Weeda,
Charlie Wiedenmann, Jennifer Wiesmann and Christine Zampese.
NEXT WEEK’S READINGS
Isaiah 40:1-5,9-11
Psalm 104: 1-4, 24-25 , 27-30
Titus 2:11-14, 3:4-7
Luke 3:15-16, 21-22
DEVOTIONS (all in chapel)
Perpetual Adoration - Our chapel is open continuously
Exposition - The Blessed Sacrament is exposed on Thursdays
after Mass, a Holy Hour begins at 7:00 PM
Rosary - One half hour before all Masses
Divine Mercy Chaplet - After all Masses
Our Sympathy for the families of all those
who have died, especially:
Please pray for Scott Archuleta, Daniel Armstrong, Patrick Black,
Ben Brink, Nicholas Calangi, Ashley Cannon-Borromeo, Rich
Borromeo, Philip DeNicola, Donald Gilbert, David Giuliano,
Joseph Hamann, Michael Hazlebeck, Tyler Hollenkamp, Derrick
Kamphaus, Stephen Kelczewski, Matthew Koop, Jon Laurin,
Derek Morris, Ryan Nikzad, Don Mollis, Jr., Daniel Moore,
Alexander J. Pater, Chad Richman, Christopher Richman, Matthew
Risola and Cedric Whitlock.
Almighty God, we stand before You in supplication,
asking Your Divine mercy and protection to envelop with Your
invincible armor our loved ones in all branches of the service. Give
them courage and strength against all enemies,
both spiritual and physical, and hasten their safe journey
back to their homes and families.
HOMEBOUND, HOSPITALIZED AND NURSING HOMES
To make arrangements to receive the Sacraments of Eucharist,
Victoria Stoltz, daughter of Tim and Joan Stoltz and sister of Anointing of the Sick, Penance and/or visits to the hospitalized or
seriously ill parishioners, please call Holly Moran, 777-4322,
Brett, Alyssa and Andrei Stoltz
ext. 116. Please note that if you are in the hospital, privacy
Bob Baker, father of Tim Baker
regulations prohibit hospital personnel from contacting your
parish. Therefore, you or your family members should let us know
Jane Smith, aunt of Marilyn Cravenor
directly by calling the parish office.
Pacifico Amaro, grandfather of Georgette Wilson,
Gigi Carroll and Gina Staudigel
JUBILEE OF MERCY
Epiphany is Manifestation Day
It is the day for sharing. It is another day for gifts. It is the “twelfth” day of Christmas. The gift, clearly, is Christ
Jesus the Lord. The gift, clearly, is given not just to me, not just to “us,” but also to “them.”
 How can I be like God today and manifest some goodness and grace to both “us” and “them”?
A LETTER FROM THE PASTOR
My dear brothers and sisters in our Lord Jesus Christ,
A continued blessed Christmastide and Happy New Year of 2016 to one and all!
The story of the Magi as recorded in Matthew’s Gospel exemplifies one of the inspirations for the giving gifts at Christmas
(many cultures still exchange presents on Epiphany, the “twelfth day” of Christmas, traditionally celebrated on January 6.)
Some even focus on the Magi’s gifts as examples of stewardship. However, as is often the case, there is a deeper and more
meaningful message found here. When they found the child Jesus, they opened their treasures and they gave “Him gifts of
gold, frankincense, and myrrh.” They did not present the gifts to His parents; they presented them directly to Him. The baby
Jesus had no real need for these gifts, and we assume that Mary and Joseph used them on Christ’s behalf, to support Him.
That is what we do when we give to the Church. Although our gifts need to be viewed by us as gifts to God, we also must
have a trust, which includes the understanding that those who will use the gifts will use them wisely and justly. The Magi
trusted that their gifts would be used in a way that was beneficial. We need to have that same kind of trust. Most of all, we
need to understand the importance of giving, of being good stewards.
The traditional blessing of the New Year is often celebrated today because of its association with the coming of the Magi.
Over one or more doors throughout the household is inscribed 20 + C + M + B + 16 invoking the intercession of the Magi.
The letters C, M and B are not only the first letters of the names traditionally given to the Magi, i.e. Caspar, Melchoir and
Balthazar, but also form an acronym for the Latin blessing prayer, “Christus mansionem benedicat,” translated “May Christ
bless this house.” If your family has not observed this tradition in the past, perhaps this year might be an opportunity to start
this pious practice of blessing the home.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has given a special designation to this coming week – National Migration
Week with the theme, A Stranger and You Welcomed Me. In Matthew’s gospel, Jesus tells His disciples, "I was hungry
and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me." The call to welcome
the stranger plays an important role in the lives of faithful Christians and has a particularly central place for those of us who
work in the migration field. The migrant, who moves from one country to another is truly a stranger in the midst. Often
unfamiliar with the local tongue of the new country, not to mention its customs, migrants need the support of local
communities so that they can better adjust to their new surroundings. National Migration Week 2016 picks up on the theme
of welcome and, in doing so, calls on each of us to welcome the stranger among us. All are encouraged to check out the
homepage of the Office of Migration and Refugee Services on the website of the United States Conference of Catholic
Bishops (www.usccb.org). Click on “National Migration Week” on the left side bar for wonderful information and
resources.
Even though the Christmas season continues until next Sunday, let us not forget to say THANK YOU and acknowledge all
of our liturgical ministers – greeters, altar servers, sacristans, ushers, choristers, instrumentalists, handbell ringers, cantors,
sound technicians, lectors, gift-bearers, children’s Liturgy of the Word leaders and assistants, extraordinary ministers of
Holy Communion, art and environment team members (I hope I did not forget anyone!) – all of whom have made our
Christmas season celebrations so grand and so glorious! Obviously, the several hundred parishioners and their ministry
leaders who are involved in our liturgical ministries deserve our appreciation week after week year round! Yet it always
seems they “out due” themselves each and every year during our most solemn seasons and celebrations. So, again, THANK
YOU to all our liturgical ministers.
That’s all for now – God bless one and all!
Fr. Geoff
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
January 3, 2016
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
January 3, 2016
WORSHIP
Novena of Holy Hours for Life - VII
Thursday, January 7, 7:00-8:00 PM
for those struggling with infertility and awaiting adoptions
MASS 101: MAKING THE MOST OF MASS
Friday, January 15
10:15 AM - NOON
Bring the whole family – all ages – to this interactive presentation, a walk-through Mass.
Explore the historical, biblical, and traditional foundations of the Eucharistic liturgy.
Dig more deeply into WHY we do WHAT we do each Sunday.
Contact Jeremy in the parish office with any questions, jhelmes@saint-max.org, 513-777-4322 ext.103
OUTREACH
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE GOING THROUGH A DIFFICULT TIME?
Do you have a friend, neighbor, co-worker, or relative who has been struggling with the loss of a loved
one, loneliness, cancer, a layoff, relocation, divorce, a spiritual crisis, recuperation, single parenthood,
or any of countless other life challenges? Our Stephen Ministers can provide them with the focused
care, encouragement, and support they need to make it through the crisis. If you know of someone who
is hurting tell them about Stephen Ministry and suggest they call the Holly Moran, 513-777-4322 or email, stephenministry@saint-max.org. It’s a great way for you to show how much you care!
THE CATHOLIC'S DIVORCE HEALING PROGRAM BEGINS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2016
This program covers topics of shock, denial, anger, grief, guilt, forgiveness, money, the courts, the
kids, the ex-spouse, annulment, dating, sexuality, spirituality, remarriage or staying single, and
much more! Whether you got divorced ten days ago or ten years ago, the program offers valuable
insight for everyone. This group starts Wednesday, January 6, 2016 and will meet on Wednesdays
until mid-April from 6:30-8:30 PM. For more information or to register, call Dominic Iannarino at
513-259-9440, divorcesurvival@saint-max.org or Holly Moran at 513-777-4322.
For a sneak preview go to www.CatholicsDivorce.com
Upcoming Blood Drive
hosted by
St. Maximilian Kolbe Knights of Columbus
Friday, January 8, 2016
12:30-2:45 PM and 4:00-6:30 PM
drive will be held in the large conference room
to schedule an appointment email:
blooddrive@saint-max.org OR call 513-443-4755
TRANSITIONAL LIVING WREATH
Please take a tag from the Transitional Living Wreath in the gathering space today after Mass. Transitional Living is located
in Hamilton, and provides competent, caring rehabilitative services to adults with mental disabilities, helping them live
independently. Thank you for your generosity.
OUTREACH
SAVE THE DATE – NATIONAL DAY OF PENANCE—JANUARY 22
Friday, January 22 is a day of prayer and fasting as all the dioceses in the United States commemorate the 1973 Supreme
Court decision legalizing abortion. Please save the date to participate with us here at St. Max. Activities will begin on
Thursday, January 21 with the Sacrament of Reconciliation from 6:00-6:45 PM. From 7:00-8:00 PM there will be a Holy
Hour for Life, followed by all night Exposition in the Chapel. The day will continue on January 22 with Exposition in the
Church and end with Benediction at 4:00 PM. We hope you will be able to join us!
EVANGELIZATION & CATECHESIS
THE GOSPEL FOR ALL AGES
(Matthew 2:1-2) Did you know that in many cultures, the Epiphany is also a gift-giving day? You might save one Christmas
gift (for each family member) to open on this day. Think of the giver. If the giver is present, tell the person what he or she
means to you. If the giver is far away, call or write a letter to express your thanks and love.
Adults
Life Question: What experience have you had of working
with people of other religions on a common cause?
Gospel Question: What does the visit of the Magi tell us
about Jesus?
Older Teens
Life Question: What in your experience most convinces
you that God exists and cares for you?
Gospel Question: Where do you seek God?
Younger Teens
Life Question: What is the longest journey you have ever
made? What was good about it?
Gospel Question: What does the star tell us about who
Jesus is?
Grades 4-6
Life Question: What is the best gift you have ever
received and why?
Gospel Question: Why do the Magi bring gifts to Jesus?
Grades 1-3
Life Question: When have you made a long trip?
Gospel Question: Why do the Magi make such a long
journey to find Jesus?
Preschool-Kindergarten
Life Question: Who brings you gifts?
Gospel Question: What is a gift you want to give to Jesus?
EARLY CHILDHOOD RFY NEWS
Happy New Year and welcome to winter! With the potential for inclement weather in upcoming weeks, we would like to
remind everyone about our weather/emergency class cancellation policy: Since our classes meet during Mass, we stick to
the general rule: If there is Mass, there is class. If weather takes a turn for the worse, you can visit our website www.saintmax.org for building closure or activity cancellations, or check with local television and radio stations. However, please
use your best judgment whenever you are traveling on the roadways. It’s better to be safe than sorry.
RFY GRADES 1—8 NEWS
Happy New Year and welcome to winter! With the potential for inclement weather in upcoming weeks, we would like to
remind everyone about the RFY evening program weather/emergency class cancellation policy: In the event of inclement
weather, please visit the Saint Max website to check on building closure and/or activity cancellations. Closure and
cancellation information will also be broadcast on local television and radio stations. If the local public schools are closed,
please do not assume religion class will be cancelled that evening. Road conditions often improve over the course of the
day. However, please use your best judgment whenever you are traveling on the roadways. It’s better to be safe than
sorry.
MIGHTY MAX
It’s time to register for our Mighty Max Early Childhood (ages 18 mos-preK, with caregiver) weekday program! New child
registrations for our “Winter Session” for all classes, are being accepted now. The Winter Session will
run the weeks of January 11-March 17. Cost is $50.
Class options include Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Join the fun!
Check out the Mighty Max page on the parish website for forms and program information. Contact
Charlotte Flanagan in the office with any questions, 513-777-4322 ext. 129, cflanagan@saint-max.org.
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
January 3, 2016
EVANGELIZATION & CATECHESIS
ALL 6TH, 7TH AND 8TH GRADERS ARE INVITED TO JOIN US FOR MONTHLY JR. HIGH 1X1 EVENTS
Junior High 1 x 1 meets next Saturday, January 9 from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM. Never been before? We’d love to have you
join us! Youth can join us for Mass or attend Mass with their families. You can even join us at 5:30 PM after Mass. If you
have a bible of your own, bring it along or we’ll provide one for you. After Mass we’ll make-our-own mini subs with chips,
drinks and dessert, watch a video clip and discuss what it might mean to “Be A Rebel,” have a fast-paced library scavenger
hunt to explore new teen books and “Be Resolved” for the New Year! Questions? Contact Robin Burbrink,
rburbrink@saint-max.org or at 777-4322 ext. 120.
6th and 7th grade Theology of the Body registrations are due! Contact Robin Burbrink, rburbrink@saint-max.org or at
777-4322 ext. 120.
HIGH SCHOOL MINISTRY
HomeLife meets tonight Sunday, January 3. Check with your leader to make sure you are still meeting.
FRESH Youth Group meets next Sunday, January 10 from 7:00-9:00 PM in the lounge & gym. All are welcome!
Time again for our annual ski trip! This is for beginners AND pros; lessons are available. Ski, snow-board, or tube for 6
hours straight! When you get chilly, come to our table in the lodge for some hot drinks and play cards or other games.
Bring all your friends for a fun night of winter sports! Look for the flyer on the High School Youth Ministry webpage .
Steubenville registration has been extended until January 18. Register now!
For any questions regarding HS Youth Ministry contact Zack Hinger, zhinger@saint-max.org or 513-777-4322 ext. 107
EVANGELIZATION & CATECHESIS
YOUNG ADULT CATHOLICS HANGING TOGETHER ~ YACHT
January 7 - Adoration & Applebee’s - Join us for the last hour of adoration (Holy Hour) at St. Max in the Chapel @ 7:00
PM. Afterwards meet up at Applebee’s at Union Center for some food & socializing
January 13 - Reason for the Season - Christ is born! But what happened next? Join us in the St. John's Chapel from 6:30
PM to 8:30 PM as we take a closer look at the early years of Jesus' life.
For any questions regarding young adult events, contact Zack Hinger, zhinger@saint-max.org or 513-777-4322 ext. 107
TAKE THE
CHALLENGE!
1.10.16
Save the Date!
High School Youth Ministry
Summer Conference Fundraiser
Flower Sale
Place your order after Masses on
1/30 & 1/31 and 2/6 & 2/7
www.saint-max.org/takethechallenge
SISTERS IN FAITH
It’s New Year’s Resolution time. But, instead of starting the year with some big challenge, consider this…
Take some time to create your own personal definition of ‘mercy’. Do this over the span of a week. Then,
write out your personal definition (or create a colorful, multi-font filled page in Word!) and post it
somewhere you will see it daily during this Year of Mercy.
A Marriage Moment
The 3 Magi (kings or wise men) recognized power in the unlikely person of a baby. Indeed it is wisdom that helps us see the
godliness within the ordinary people in our lives. Our beloved may seem pretty ordinary today. Look for the godliness within.
By Susan Vogt, www.SusanVogt.net
PARISH LIFE
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Due to the bulletin printing schedule for the
Christmas season, the financial summary will not
be updated until January 10, 2016.
Additional Christmas flower donations made
in honor/memory of:
Edward Roehm Sr
Themla Wantola
Walter Wantola
Parents and Grandparents of The
Zacher & Erbs Families
Joseph & Ruth Recker
YOUNG AT HEART
Monday, January 11: Our regular
monthly meeting. We will have a
guest speaker, Jackie Eckles, talking
about what is happening at the new
Liberty Center .
Saturday, January 16: Dinner at
Mimi's in Mason at 6:00 PM. Sign up at the January
meeting or call Pat at 513-646-0162 for reservations.
Monday, February 8: our regular meeting. This will be
Karaoke Night. Bring your voices!
Young at Heart is a social group for parishioners ages 50
and over. Anyone is welcome, single or couples, widow or
widower. Contact Ann (330-6545) or youngatheart@saintmax.org if you are interested in attending a meeting or
joining.
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
January 3, 2016
EVENTS OF THE PARISH
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2015
9:15 AM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
Include Me! Mass
9:30 AM
Rms 8 & 10
Consoling The Heart of Jesus
Baptism Sunday
9:30 AM
Chapel
Exposition of the Blessed
St. Max Boosters
Sacrament
RFY Grades 4-8
9:30
AM
Nursery
Mothers Rosary
HomeLife Open Lounge
5:00
PM
Gym
St Max Boosters
Praise & Worship
6:00
PM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
Boy Scouts Adult Meeting
6:30
PM
Gym
Boy Scouts
High School Youth HomeLife
6:30
PM
Rm
6
RCIA Dinner Follow-up
Men’s Basketball
6:45 PM
Church
Handbell Choir Rehearsal
7:00 PM
Chapel
Holy Hour/Vespers
Mothers Rosary
7:00
PM
Youth
Room
RCIA
Religious Formation for Youth
7:00
PM
Rms
9
&
11
St. Vincent de Paul Meeting
Religious Prayer Service
7:00
PM
Rm
7
Welcome Ministry Meeting
Family Promise Planning Team
8:00
PM
Gym
St Max Boosters
Religious Formation for Youth
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
8,
2016
Religious Prayer Service
9:15 AM
Office Conf Rm Stephen Ministry Leaders
Adoration Team Meeting
12:30 PM
Lg Conf Rm
Hoxworth Blood Drive
Ancora
5:00 PM
Complex
Cub Scout #944 Pinewood
Derby set up
Bible Study
SATURDAY,
JANURARY
9,
2016
Young at Heart Board
8:00 AM
Complex
Cub Scout #944 Pinewood
St Max Boosters
Derby
Children's Choir Rehearsal
9:15
AM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
Facilities Commitee
9:15
AM
Rm
4
St. Benedict Bible Study
Knights of Columbus
3:00 PM
Church
Sacrament of Penance
St Max Boosters
4:00 PM
Gym & Kitchen Jr. High Social beginning with
Cub Scouts Pack 945-Tiger
Mass
Den 1
5:30
PM
Lg
Conf
Rm
Welcome Orientation
7:00 PM
Youth Room
Ladies Fellowship Network
SUNDAY,
JANUARY
10
,
2016
7:00 PM
Hospitality Rm Surviving After the Death of
8:00 AM
Complex
Early Childhood Classes during
Suicide
the 8:00 and 10:00 Masses
8:00 PM
Gym
St Max Boosters
12:00
PM
Lg
Conf
Rm
Include Me! Mass
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2015
1:00 PM
Church
Art & Environment Return to
9:30 AM
Complex
Faith Lessons for Moms
Ordinary Time
9:30 AM
Lg Conf Rm
Faith Lessons for Women
1:30
PM
Gym
St. Max Boosters-GCCYS Games
9:30 AM
Rm 6
Prayer Shawl
5:00
PM
Lounge
Peer Minister Meeting
5:00 PM
Gym
St Max Boosters
6:00
PM
Complex
RFY Grades 4-8
5:15 PM
Church
Cherub Choir Rehearsal
6:00
PM
Lg
Conf
Rm
Stephen Ministry Facilitators
6:30 PM
Lg Conf Rm
Catholic Divorce Survival Guide
7:00
PM
Gym
FRESH - HS Youth Ministry
6:30 PM
Gym
St Max Boosters
7:30
PM
Rms
2
&
3
Men's CRHP Group
6:45 PM
Church
Music Ministry Rehearsal
7:30 PM
Lg Conf Rm
Stephen Ministry Supervision
7:00 PM
Rm 6
Light Weigh
9:00 PM
Gym
Men's Basketball
7:00 PM
Youth Room
Pastoral Council Meeting
7:00 PM
Rms 12 & 14
RCIA Mystagogia
8:00 PM
Gym
St Max Boosters
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 2016
12:00 PM
Lg Conf Rm
1:30 PM
Church
1:30 PM
Gym
6:00 PM
Complex
7:00 PM
Lounge
7:00 PM
Church
7:30 PM
Rm 5
7:30 PM
Complex
7:30 PM
Gym
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2015
9:30 AM
Nursery
5:15 PM
Complex
5:15 PM
Church
6:30 PM
Hospitality Rm
6:45 PM
Complex
6:45 PM
Church
7:00 PM
Rm 17
7:00 PM
Lounge
TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2015
9:30 AM
Rms 2 & 3
1:00 PM
Rms 2 & 3
5:00 PM
Gym
5:15 PM
Church
6:30 PM
Off Conf Room
6:30 PM
Lounge
6:30 PM
Gym
7:00 PM
Rms 9 & 11
Contact Information (for a complete list, visit www.saint-max.org) 513-777-4322
Pastor
Fr. Geoffrey D. Drew, Ext.102
gdrew@saint-max.org
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Marc Soellner, Ext. 114
msoellner@saint-max.org
Permanent Deacons
John Paul Back, 226-3428
jback@saint-max.org
Mike Hinger, 779-1586
mhinger@saint-max.org
Mike Lippman, 252-4898
mlippman@saint-max.org
Seminarian Intern
Craig Best, Ext. 127
cbest@saint-max.org
Pastoral Associates
Lakmé Kodros, Parish Life & Stewardship
Ext.105, lkodros@saint-max.org
Jeremy Helmes, Worship
Ext. 103, jhelmes@saint-max.org
Carol Heuser, Christian Initiation
Ext. 104, cheuser@saint-max.org
Larry Witsken, Facilities & Maintenance
Ext.110, lwitsken@saint-max.org
Holly Moran, Outreach
Ext. 116, hmoran@saint-max.org
Zack Hinger, Evangelization & Catechesis
Ext. 107, zhinger@saint-max.org
Sarah Merkel, Communications
Ext. 121, smerkel@saint-max.org
Councils
Darrell Maddox, Pastoral
515-3723, pastoralcouncil@saint-max.org
Rich Tereba, Finance
887-8482, financecouncil@saint-max.org
Commissions
Lisa Schafer, Outreach
219-916-0130, outreach@saint-max.org
Scott Teets, Parish Life & Stewardship
659-1730, stewardship@saint-max.org
Steve Szczap, Worship
779-3324, worship@saint-max.org
Chuck Ciccia, Evangelization & Catechesis
708-3545, e&ccommission@saint-max.org