February 21, 2016 - St. Joseph Parish

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Saint Joseph Parish
5373 Main Street • Sylvania, Ohio 43560
Msgr. Dennis M. Metzger, Pastor
Rev. Charles Ritter,
Associate Pastor
Rev. Chris Hudgin, OSFS, Weekend Associate
Mrs. Joanne Denyer, Pastoral Associate
Deacon Robert Bodette
Deacon William Ulmer
Deacon Paul White
Deacon Anthony Pistilli
Mission Statement
“Aware of God’s constant
presence and nourished by prayer, the sacraments, the
word of God and the teaching of the Catholic Church,
St. Joseph Parish strives to be a community of disciples
reaching out in service to all.”
Parish Center Office – 419-885-5791
Fax: 419-882-5235
E-mail: parish@stjoesylvania.org
Web: stjoesylvania.org
Office Manager – Mrs. Pam Schaaf Martin
Secretaries:
Mrs. Mary Betz
Mrs. LuAnn Tafelski
Mrs. Cheryl Koenig
Business & Finance Ministry – 419-885-5791
Business Manager – Mr. James Floyd, Sr.
Bookkeeper – Mrs. Vicki Rogers
Development Director – Mrs. Kim Koesters
Finance Council – Mr. James Floyd, Sr.
St. Joseph School – 419-882-6670
Preschool-Grade 8
Principal – Mrs. Sally Koppinger
Assistant Principal – Mrs. Carol Lindsley
Preschool Director – Mrs. Nancy Okuley
Music Ministry – 419-885-5791
Director of Music – Mrs. Merrilee Jaskulski
Parish Cantor – Mr. Paul Casmus
Con Brio and 5:00 p.m. Mass – Mr. Edward Gerrity
Health Ministry – 419-885-5791
Parish Nurse – Mrs. Laurie Neary, RN
Health Cabinet – Mrs. Amy Schnorberger 419-292-1553
Religious Education Ministry – 419-885-2181
Director – Mrs. Rachael Hunyor – Fax 419-885-8251
Administrative Assistant – Mrs. Debbie Lisk
Youth Ministry – Mrs. Mary Nelson – 419-885-2181
Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m.,
10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m.
and 5:00 p.m.
Reconciliation
Saturday: 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Weekend/Holy Day
Schedule
Please see Bulletin
Bulletin deadline: Wednesday 11:00 a.m. 11 days before publication date.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
St. Joseph School
Let Us Know
Have you moved recently? Have a different phone number?
Are you coming to church but not registered? Do you need
any special assistance to fully participate in Mass or other
activities? For any of the above, please call the Parish Center
at 419-885-5791 or email parish@stjoesylvania.org.
West & East Campus
419-882-6670
Fax: 419-885-1990
stjosephschoolsylvania.org
Mrs. Sally Koppinger, Principal
Mrs. Carol Lindsley, Assistant Principal
Mrs. Juli Snyder, Director of Marketing
Mrs. Patti Bell, Elementary School Secretary
Mrs. Shelley Perna, Middle School Secretary
Mrs. Elaine Dickendasher, Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Sheri Peterson, I.T. Director, Parish/School
Mrs. Therese Siebeneck,
Extended Day Director
419-882-8459
Mrs. Nancy Okuley, Preschool Director
419-882-9701
Mrs. Rita Hayes, PTO President
419-720-6289
Mr. Matt Britt, Advisory Council President
419-517-3484
Mrs. Carol Kurtz, Scrip Director
419-829-2802
Mrs. Sheila Fernandez, Scrip Director
419-824-5469
scrip@stjoesylvania.org
Ministries Activities and Contacts
Area Code (419)
Adult Formation/
Evangelization
John Yates
885-1257
Athletic Director
Jeff Seemann 882.0661
Bereavement
Ed Ruszkiewicz
882-1688
Boy Scouts
Mike Lynn 829-2474
Business Network Group
Mike DelVerne
882-6021
Comfort Blanket
Laurie Neary
885.5791
CRHP
Ann Randolph
882.3284
Cribbage
Fr. Ritter
885.5791
Cub Scouts
Nathaniel Ducat
787.6864
Don Geldien
344.8226
Deb’s Ministry of Prayer
and Hope
Laurie Neary
885-5791
Divorced & Separated
Mike Reiser
913-9766
Eucharistic Ministers
Joanne Denyer
885-5791
Eucharistic Adoration
Kate Regan
885-1755
Exercise Program
Laurie Neary
885-5791
Family Center
Jim Floyd
885-5791
Funeral Luncheon
Nora Brunt
843-5612
Annie Lawrence
882-7609
Girl Scouts
882-6670
Greeters
Joanne Denyer
885-5791
Helping Hands of St. Louis
Dick Schuller
885-9016
Joseph’s Meals
Larry & Deb Gaster 841-3724
Knights of Columbus
Bill Berry 464-6653
Lectors
Joanne Denyer
885-5791
Let Us Be Your Legs
Nancy Bohn
841-5725
Liturgy Committee
Fr. Charles Ritter 885-5791
Neighbors Serving Neighbors Marge Lubiatowski 824-2103
Our Children Remembered
Paul/Barb White
882-2676
RCIA
Joanne Denyer
885-5791
Respect Life
Don Birsen
824-0459
Senior Gathering
Barb Nolan
882-8336
Sunday Nursery OYCF
885-2181
Sunday School
OYCF
885-2181
St. Vincent de Paul
Parish Office
885-5791
Ushers
Joanne Denyer
885-5791
Vacation Bible School
OYCF
885-2181
Hearing Receiver Device
If you have a difficult time hearing at Mass, there
are now four personal receiver devices available
for your use. They are on the counter in the
Ushers’ Room in the back of church. If you need
help, please see an Usher before Mass to borrow
one and return it to the Ushers’ Room after Mass.
The Sacrament of Baptism
Baptismal Preparation sessions are held on the second Sunday of
each month for first-time parents. Baptisms are held the first, second,
third and fourth Sunday of each month, or by special request at the
4:30 p.m. and 12:00 noon Masses. Baptisms are not held during the
Lenten season. Reservations for both must be made at the Parish
Center Office.
419-885-5791
The Sacrament of Marriage
All arrangements are to be made with the Parish Center Office at least
six months in advance. All must attend a Marriage Preparation Course.
419-885-5791
The Sacrament of the Sick
Please contact the Parish Office regarding visitation by a parish
minister for communion calls to the homebound, hospital visitation
or the Sacrament of the Sick.
419-885-5791
WEATHER POLICY FOR
ST. JOSEPH, SYLVANIA
Fog Days…
Snow Days…
1 – SCHOOL DELAYS – All Masses/activities as usual.
2 – SCHOOL CLOSED – ALL morning Masses/activities
cancelled; check www.stjoesylvania.org or phone at 419-8855791 after 12:00 noon for afternoon/evening activities.
3 – NON-SCHOOL DAYS – Handled on a caseby-case basis; www.stjoesylvania.org or 419-8855791 after 7:00 a.m. and after 12:00 noon.
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
A Message from the Pastor…
Last weekend (February 13/14)
presented a considerable challenge to our
facilities and staff. There were so many
events/programs going on for parishioners
of all ages that our meeting space and
resources were pretty much taxed to the
limit. Screens, projectors, and laptops
seemed to be needed in every corner of our campus. As we were
preparing to meet the challenges of a busy weekend (beyond the
normal six Masses!), the anxiety level tends to rise a bit.
But as I watched various staff members try to work things
out for the best possible outcome, I was pleased to see the
collaborative efforts – people making compromises or adaptations
for the good of the whole. Even more, as Pastor, I was pleased that
this “problem” comes about because we offer so many enriching
events and programs for the people of our parish. The constant
challenge of finding meeting space daily for all the various groups
and ministries, meeting here each week, is evidence that our parish
is very much alive!
I don’t say it nearly enough – but I am so grateful to the
outstanding staff which we have here at St. Joe’s. I am the
“upfront” person or the one whose name is at the top of the bulletin,
but the Lord’s ministry, which happens here day in and day out,
is made possible by the competent, capable and tireless men and
women who comprise our staff, and all the hundreds of volunteers
whom they help to empower in dozens of ministries at St. Joe’s.
Thanks to you all!
+++++
Last Sunday, our Catechumens and Candidates were
presented to Bishop Thomas at Rosary Cathedral in the Rite of
the Elect. After many months of prayer, study and reflection these
men and women are in the final stages of preparation for the Easter
Sacraments and becoming fully initiated members of the Catholic
Church. Please continue to keep them in your prayers.
Have a blessed week.
Msgr. Dennis Metzger
Little Sisters of the Poor
Annual Collection, February 27/28.
The mission of the Little Sisters of the Poor is...“To share their
lives with the needy elderly, offering them a home where they
may find rest and refreshment as they journey towards eternal life
in the Father’s house.”
Please be generous to the Little Sisters of the Poor this weekend.
The cost for caring for the Elderly in a manner respectful of their
dignity far exceeds the income received from the Residents;
pensions, Social Security, Medicaid and other government funding.
To cover the constant deficit, they rely on your generosity.
If you miss the collection, you may mail your donation directly to:
The Little Sisters of the Poor, Sacred Heart Home, 930 S. Wynn
Road, Oregon, OH 43616-3599.
FEBRUARY 21, 2016
Faith Basics 101 –
A Lenten series
with Father Ritter on Thursday evenings that
began February 11th.
The next sessions are:
March 3 – The Church (You’re not an only
child!)
March 10 –Religion and Politics have to
mix.
March 17 – A spirituality for a secular world.
Thursday nights from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., in the East Campus.
Registration would be helpful, but is not mandatory. Cadll 419885-5791.
Evening Prayer during Lent
Vespers (Evening Prayer)
will take place in Church on:
Monday evenings –
February 22 and 29, and
March 14 and 21, from 6:30 to 7:00 p.m.
“All parishioners are invited to this public prayer as a way of
preparing us, during Lent, to renew our Baptism at Easter.” The
rhythm and pattern of this prayer, the singing of the Psalms and
the images presented in the Scripture readings can help enrich
our Lenten journey.”
Vespers is one of the prayers of The Liturgy of the Hours – the
public prayer of the Church for praising God and sanctifying the
day. All Catholics are called to this prayer – please join us as we
give thanks for the blessings of the day!
During the Lenten season in this special Jubilee Year of
Mercy, parishes throughout the Diocese are extending special,
additional opportunities for celebrating the Sacrament of Penance.
There are two parts to this effort:
(1) – “24 Hours for the Lord,” which will take place in each
Deanery in the Diocese on March 4th and 5th. In each Deanery,
there will be a special location where priests will be available
for Penance from 5:00 p.m. until Midnight on Friday, March 4th
and again from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 5th.
During these times, the Blessed Sacrament will also be exposed
for prayer. In our Deanery, the Friday times will be at Holy Trinity
Parish in Assumption, and the Saturday times will be here at St.
Joseph in Sylvania.
(2) – On each of the three Wednesdays following the
“24 Hours for the Lord,” there will be an effort to have Priest
Confessors available in every parish, between 11:00 a.m. and
1:00 p.m., and again, between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. Those dates are
March 9, 16 and 23.
Because of all these special opportunities to celebrate
the Sacrament of Penance during Lent, and the special times
on the first three days of Holy Week which we will again offer
here at St. Joseph, there will be no parish Penance Service this
Lent.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
How Can My
Gift Make a
Difference?
Be merciful,
Consider how these levels of support
can make an impact.
6
$
50
$
100
$
500
$
6,700
$
25
Buys a booklet
for a child
with Autism to
follow the Mass
$
Provides a day of
shelter and case
management for a
family at La Posada
$
75
150
$
Houses a
mother and
her family at
Miriam House
for a week
5,750
$
Purchases
textbooks for
one seminarian
for one
semester
12,000
Covers the
$
cost for room
and board for
one seminarian
for one
semester
Provides 25
hot meals at
Helping Hands
of St. Louis
just as your Father
is merciful
Luke 6:36
2016 ANNUAL
Provides one month
of groceries for a
household through
Helping Hands of
St. Louis
to meet the needs of our local church
Purchases a set of
Liturgy of the Hours
books for a young
man entering the
seminary
Give online at
www.toledodiocese.org
click on Give
at top of page.
Produce, for one
year, materials to
promote vocations
in parishes and
schools
Covers the cost
of tuition for
one seminarian
for one
semester
St. Joseph Cemetery
will be doing their
spring cleanup
starting Tuesday,
March 1, 2016.
If you have anything
that needs to be
removed before the
cleanup, please remove
it before March 6.
Thank you!
Care Notes
Please consider what you can do to make this campaign successful.
All gifts to the Appeal are welcome and appreciated. Thank you for all your support.
Please make your check payable to:
Mail to: Annual Catholic Appeal • P.O. Box 917 • Toledo, Ohio 43697
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
Final payments must be received by Dec. 31, 2016, to count toward 2016 parish totals.
Parish:
Name:
Address:
City/State/Zip:
Phone:
E-mail:
Donor Signature:
Cemetery
Cleanup
March 1, 2016
Date:
Catholic Scripture Study
Join us for our 4th year of Catholic Scripture Study
as we focus on the Prophets and Revelation. This
28-week program that began in September is offered
Tuesday evenings (7:00-8:30), and Wednesday mornings
(9:00-10:30), in the East Campus Meeting Rooms. Come
and see how the messages of the Old Testament Prophets
still reveal to us today the great love and mercy of God,
and how they marvelously foretold and prepared God’s
people for the coming of Christ.
The study is open to all men and women. Please register
by calling the Parish Center at 885-5791 or emailing
Joanne Denyer at jdenyer@stjoesylvania.org.
Invite a friend! You may start and stop anytime during
the year, as your schedule permits.
Pledge:
$
Down
Payment:
$
Balance:
$
Balance to be paid
over ____ months.
May not exceed 7 months
help with
whatever is
going on in your life
or a loved one’s
life – sickness,
death of a loved one,
aging, stress,
fitting prayer in your
life, faith, marriage, etc.
Look in the rear
vestibule for the
wall-mounted rack
of CareNotes.
40 Days for Life Campaign Began
February 10
Catholic Charities is hosting a 40 Days for Life campaign in
northwest Ohio from February 10 through March 20. You can
participate in three ways: prayer and fasting, community outreach
and peaceful vigil. We invite you to pray for an hour in front of
Capital Care Network, the Toledo abortion clinic, located at 1160 W.
Sylvania Avenue. Sign up at www.40daysforlife.com/toledo. Since
the international 40 Days for Life Campaign began in 2007, over
675,000 volunteers in over 32 nations have stood in prayerful witness
at abortion clinics to witness to the dignity of human life. Through
these prayerful campaigns, over 11,165 lives have been saved, 127
abortion workers have quit their positions, and 64 abortion facilities
have shut down! To learn more, email Peter Range at prange@
toledodiocese.org. Join the movement, and help us end abortion in
northwest Ohio!
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
FEBRUARY 21, 2016
Kindergarten Information Night – On Tuesday, March 1,
from 7:00-8:00 p.m., there will be an informational meeting for families
who are undecided about Kindergarten enrollment for the 2016-2017
school year. Registration forms will be available, as well as Kindergarten teachers and other members of our
staff to answer questions and accept paperwork. We ask for an RSVP for the Information Night to Mrs. Juli
Snyder at jsnyder@stjoesylvania.org or 419-882-6670. Please note that if you are considering St. Joseph School
for your incoming Kindergartner, the Kindergarten Screening Test will be given in early April.
Science Fair 2016 – Middle school students participating in the Science Fair elective class presented their projects before judges on
Tuesday, February 9. We are pleased to announce that eight students received a rating of “Superior” and two received a rating of “Excellent.”
Congratulations to Dina Angel, Molly Forgach, Grant Leslie, Devin Maynard, Tiare Nicholas-Bublick,
Ryan Snyder, Skylar Tiell, Lucas Wawrzyniak, Raphael Yazji, and Jacob Ziegler, for their outstanding efforts!
Students who received a superior rating will move forward with their projects and present at the Northwest Ohio
District Science Day at the University of Toledo on Saturday, March 5.
Parent Testimonial: “Any educator will tell you that success in high school and beyond comes not just from
the knowledge and skills students acquired in grade school but at least as much from their “habits of mind”
or “dispositions to learning.” It’s easy to think of these dispositions, such as curiosity or engagement, as
simply aspects of personality or as qualities children learn primarily at home, but surely they must be taught
and nurtured at school as well. Our family has seen them taught and nurtured at St. Joe’s day after day. The
students live and breathe them.”
“Little Carpenters” –
St. Joseph Parish Play Group, Wednesdays, from
10:00-11:00 a.m., East Campus, Media Center
This group is for kids 0-5 years old accompanied by a parent,
guardian, grandparent or caregiver. All parishioners and friends
of St. Joseph Parish are welcome! There is no fee to participate.
Final Winter Session
February 24 – Snowflakes
For questions or more information, contact Laurie Neary at lneary@stjoesylvania.org
or 419-885-5791, ext. 254.
If you have a special gift or talent to share with the youngest members of our parish,
or would like to help plan the sessions, please contact Laurie.
The Catholic’s
DIVORCE SURVIVAL Guide
St. Joseph offers a program for those who are
separated or divorced, as a way of assisting
one through the healing process. This ten-week
series covers the following topics: shock, denial,
anger, grief, guilt, forgiveness, money, the courts,
annulment, dating, spirituality, remarriage or
staying single, and much more. Whether you
were divorced ten days or ten years ago, the program offers valuable insight for everyone.
During the sessions, there is time to talk with others who have experienced similar
problems – and the program offers a blending of study, reflection, discussion, and
socialization.
It will be held in the East Meeting Rooms (and at times in the Media Center), from
6:45-9:00 p.m. on Thursdays.
Questions? Call Mike at 419-913-9766.
Catholic Education
is not out of reach
with a scholarship
from the Northwest
Ohio Scholarship Fund.
Did you know that your child may qualify
for a Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund
scholarship for the 2016-2017 school
year? Need-based Scholarships worth up
to $1,500.00 per child are available for
students who reside in Allen, Crawford,
Defiance, Erie, Fulton, Hancock, Henry,
Huron, Lucas, Ottawa, Paulding, Putnam,
Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, Van Wert,
Williams, Wood or Wyandot County for
private school or homeschool expenses for
Grades K-8th.
For example a family of five with a household
income of $76,707.00 is eligible. To apply
online or for more information about the
program, visit WWW.NOSF.ORG, or
contact the Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund
Office at (419) 720-7048.
The deadline to apply is Friday, April 29.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
From Joanne Denyer, Pastoral Associate...
At the 9:00 a.m. Mass on Sunday,
February 14th, the catechumens and
candidates in the Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults celebrated the “Rite of
Sending.” This is the second liturgical rite
in the process of becoming fully initiated
Catholic Christians. In this rite, the candidates were presented to
the community. Their sponsors affirmed their intent and readiness,
and they were “sent” to the Bishop who encouraged them to
continue to deepen their faith and love of Jesus Christ.
In the afternoon, the catechumens and candidates attended
the “Rite of Election” and “Call to Continuing Conversion” at the
Cathedral. They will either be baptized (and/or) complete their
Sacraments of Initiation, or come into full Communion with the
Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil on March 26th.
Ashley and Aiden Pen, Phyllis Bixler, Roy Dean,
Kristi Decker, Jacquelyn Depew, Paul Dwyer,
Nickolas Dietrich, Tammy Gorr, Betty Lanz,
Natasha Potrzebowski, Charles Reitz, Tara and Stephen Stoll,
Keri Struckholz, Frank and Michelle Wagoner.
SYLVANIA, OHIO
From Laurie Neary, Parish Nurse...
“Biggest Loser” Weight Loss
Challenge
LENT
How About Giving Up Those
Donuts? Let us help!!!!
$10.00 for 12 weeks
The challenge will end May 5th.
Bring your determination to get healthy
and $10.00 to register.
Details of the Challenge
♦ There will be a male and female winner.
♦ The winners will be determined by highest % of weight loss.
♦ Weigh-ins will be on Thursdays, from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., or
Tuesday or Wednesday by appointment. Weigh-ins will be at
the East Campus Middle School.
♦ A consent form will need to be signed by all participants.
♦ Call Laurie at 419-885-5791 to register for the
challenge.
♦ Initial Weigh-In
♦ Blood pressures will be taken.
2016 Lunch N’ Learn Program
for All Parishioners and Guests
Lenten Day of
Reflection
The Respect Life Ministry held a
Lenten Day of Reflection Saturday,
February 6th. Over 45 parishioners
attended this event. The theme
of the day was “Seek the Face of
Christ.” Our reflection for the day
was: “How do we follow Christ?
The answer: By Seeking the Face
of Christ in others.”
At the end of the day, we each
completed a Lenten Commitment Card which contains our Lenten
commitment to support the Dignity of Life.
Starting today through Passion Sunday, you will find a cross in
the narthex containing these cards. Complete your own Lenten
Commitment Card and attach it to the cross to show your support
for life and begin your Lenten journey. On Passion Sunday, all of
these cards and prayers will be carried forward with the gifts of
the Church and placed on the altar.
The program begins with lunch at 11:30 a.m.
with the speaker to follow. The program will be held in the East
Campus Meeting Rooms. The cost is $5.00. A reservation form
can be found at the bottom of this page, the racks at church, or the
parish center. To register or if you have any questions, please
call Laurie at 419-885-5791.
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Topic: An Appreciation of Our Many Blessings:
Perspectives Of A Missions Nurse
Speaker: Martha Gallagher, Ph.D, CNS, R.N.
If any session needs to be changed due to a conflict in the
speaker’s schedule or weather conditions, people will be notified
by telephone.
Reservation Form
Name______________________________________________
E-mail______________________________________________
Phone______________________________________________
Amount enclosed, $5.00 per program: _____Total
Return to: St. Joseph Church, Lunch N’ Learn, 5373 Main
Street, Sylvania, OH 43560, or drop form off to the Parish Center.
Thank you!
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
FEBRUARY 21, 2016
From Kim Koesters, Development Director
Be merciful,
just as your FATHER is merciful:
This weekend is Commitment Weekend at our parish for the 2016
Annual Catholic Appeal. If you are registered with the parish,
you should have already received a letter regarding this vital
appeal. One hundred percent of funds raised over our parish goal
of $98,500.00 will be rebated back to our parish. Due do your
generosity, we have exceeded our goal for the past four years.
Thank you for your extraordinary support.
Countless lives are touched by every contribution to the ACA.
Children, seminary students, the sick and aged, the needy – they
all depend on our generosity. Thank you for pledging today to
help assure the continuation of these programs and services. For
more information on ministries funded by the appeal, visit www.
toledodiocese.org/page/finance#_annual_catholic_appeal_aca.
St. Joseph Parish Tithing
Each month, St. Joseph Parish tithes from our offertory to a
need in our community or world. We donate 1% of our monthly
regular Sunday offertory, and in doing so, we share some of our
blessings with those less fortunate. Recipients of our January tithe
of $1,697.13:
Seagate Food Bank
Sylvania Area Family Services Mexican Fiesta
New Parishioners,
Mark Your Calendars!
If you have joined the parish
recently, please join us.
St. Joseph Parish
New Parishioner Breakfast
Stewardship Financial Support
Fiscal 2015 (July 2015-June 2016)
Collection February 14, 2016
$ 41,885.42
Envelopes
466
ACH Withdrawals
169
Budget
$ 34,018.00
Over/(Under)
$
7,867.42
Year to Date Actual
$1,277,385.95
Year to Date Budget
$1,321,397.00
Over/(Under)
($ 44,011.05)
“Foundation for Our Future” Campaign
Pledged Dollars to Date
$3,909,055.79
Contributions to Date
$3,145,237.33
Our Children Remembered Love Offering –
$30.00
Building Fund Memorial
In Memory of:
Bill Sido – $55.00
Kathy Francis – $25.00
Thank you for your continued support!
Annual Collection for the Church in
Central and Eastern Europe.
Please RSVP to Kim Koesters by February 23
(kkoesters@stjoesylvania.org or 419-885-5791, ext. 240).
Thank you for your generous contributions to the Collection for
the Church in Central and Eastern Europe. Your gift is an
expression of solidarity with the suffering people of this region.
Through joining in the work of this collection, you are helping to
restore the Church and build the future. Please visit www.usccb.
org/ccee.
Monthly Ministry Focus for February...
Neighbors Serving Neighbors
Sunday, February 28th, following the 10:30 a.m. Mass,
in the Family Center, East Campus
Hosted by the St. Joseph Welcoming Committee.
Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP)
Christ Renews His Parish is a spiritual renewal process
which calls together parishioners to spend some time in
reflection and Christian community within the environment
of our parish. There are separate weekends for women and
men which are held in February.
Men’s CRHP
Phil Giordano (201-757-1224 or phil.giordano@gmail.com)
Biggest Loser
See additional bulletin article for more details on this Weight
Loss Challenge. Laurie Neary (419-885-5791)
Neighbors Serving Neighbors toiletry collection will now be
collected every month instead of every other. There is a great need
in our area for this ministry The collection will take place the last
weekend of each month.
Thank you for your generosity.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
Requested Special Prayer Intentions
Colt DelVerne
Jacob Nelson
Jacob Pesta
Ona Kazmaier
Krysten Comperchio
Thomas Meehan
Caroline Barrett
Florence Murphy
Sue Casper
Kathy Hinojosa
Heinz Pannenberg
Leni Pannenberg
Shirley Gabor
Cherri Hoffman
Rita Prebe
Joseph Stubler
Kathy Williams
Gary Williams
Cheryl Thacker
Lois Bonitati
Jim Petrarca
Dave Conyers
Stefan Tummino
Rose Marie Pacer
Nicholas Savage
Carole Van Brandt
Charlie Sheehy
John Allore
Barbara White
Pat Mayer
Debi Essi
Ann Randolph
Alyce Urbine
Ann McDede
Jeremy Bigelow
Linda Huston &
Family
Sue Boyne
Jacki McCullough
Kelly Arquette
Mary Lynn Burns
Mary Greisinger
Pat Savene
James Jenkins
Helena Bruns
Sr. Jeremias Stinson, OSFS
John Healey
Martin Tran
Don Hiebel
Bob Lengel
Elouise Cousino
Debbie Yoder
Richard Gerasimiak
Michael Brunner
Daniel Holup
Megan Batanian Bailey
Theresa Duck
Herman Langenderfer
Lynn Sexton
Samuel Saad
Thomas “Butch” Kunich
Karl Hiebel
Dorothy Alt
Nancy Harshman
Ed Karcher
Jennifer Rogers
Frank Pizza
John Schaefer
Welcome New Parishioners
Doug & Stephanie Yockey, Alex, Lucas & Caiden
John & Holly Roumaya, Lydia & Gisele
Bill & Carrie Norris
Jason & Amy Corrado, Liam & Liviana
Erik & Beth Porter, Tyler & Lila
Kevin & Molly O’Connell, Charlie & Rory
Doug & Heather Gust, Kaden & Krysten
Alexa Kowalski & Nolan
Denis & Jill Williams, Riley & Nick
Dave Isenhath
Nancy Welch
The Week Ahead…
Monday, February 22
10:00 a.m. – Leaders Meeting Scripture Study – E-MR1
5:15 p.m. – RCIC – W-MR/OYCF
7:00 p.m. – Rosary – DMC
Tuesday, February 23
9:00 a.m. – Body Better Exercise – E-MR 1, 2, 3
9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. – Eucharistic Adoration – DMC
7:00 p.m. – Cribbage – FC
7:00 p.m. – Scripture Study – E-MR 1, 2, 3
Wednesday, February 24
9:00 a.m. – Scripture Study – E-MR 1, 2, 3
10:00 a.m. – Little Carpenters Play Group – MC
12:00 p.m. – PTO Committee Meeting – W-MR
4:30 p.m. – St. Nicholas Choir – Music Room
5:30 p.m. – Jubilate Choir – Music Room
7:00 p.m. – Boy Scouts – BH
7:00 p.m. – Return of the Prodigal Son, Book Study –
E-MR 2, 3
7:00 p.m. – W-CRHP #47 – Library
7:30 p.m. – M-CRHP #40
7:30 p.m. – Knights of Columbus – E-MR 1
Thursday, February 25
9:00 a.m. – Body Better Exercise – E-MR 1, 2, 3
6:45 p.m. – Divorced & Separated Group – E-MR 2, 3
7:00 p.m. – St. Gregory Choir – CH
Friday, February 26
9:15 a.m. – Return of the Prodigal Son, Book Study –
E-MR 2, 3
7:00 p.m. – Stations of the Cross – CH
Saturday, February 27
Little Sisters of the Poor Annual Collection – All Masses
9:00 a.m. – Boy Scout Scrapbooking Fund Raiser –
E-FC/E-MR
3:00 p.m. – Confessions – CH
Sunday, February 28
Little Sisters of the Poor Annual Collection – All Masses
9:00 and 10:30 a.m. – Sunday School or Tiny Tots – School
9:00 a.m. – RCIA – W-MR
10:30 a.m. – Children’s Liturgy – DMC
11:00 a.m. – M-CRHP #47 – GAR
11:30 a.m. – New Parishioner Breakfast – FC
6:00 p.m. – I.C.E. – School
6:00 p.m. – I.C.E. Parent Coffee – W-MR
No Baptisms during Lent
In Memoriam
Elaine Ozarzak
Betty Justen
May They enter through heaven’s gate
and live forever in God’s Glory!
A “Special Welcome” to any guests
who may be visiting.
We are happy you are here this weekend.
Welcome to our Parish Community!
May your visit be blessed.
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
FEBRUARY 21, 2016
Masses for
the Week
Pray
the Rosary
after the
8:15/8:20
a.m.
Mass ina.m.
the Daily
Masses
for the
Week
Praydaily
the Rosary
daily
after the
8:15/8:20
MassMass
in theChapel
Daily Mass Chapel
Time
Time
Mass Intention
Mass Intention
Daily Scripture
DailyReadings
Scripture Reading
Mon., Feb. 22Mon., 6:45
Feb.a.m.
15
Spec. Int: Caroline
& Family
6:45 a.m.
Spec.Barrett
Int: Caroline
Barrett & Family
6:45 a.m.
Spec. Int.: The †Behan,
Tafelski Family
6:45 a.m.
Randolph & Willey Families
†Elaine Ozarzak
8:15 a.m.
†James Bohn
Is 1:10, 16-20, Mt
Is 23:1-12
55:10-11, Mt 6:7-15
6:45 a.m.
For Our Military†Perry Parker
6:45 a.m.
†Ryan Gabel †Gary Jaskulski
8:20 a.m.
Jer 18:18-20, Mt
20:17-28
Jon
3:1-10, Lk 11:29-32
8:20 a.m.
†Betty Justen †Bill Randolph
8:20 a.m.
Jer 17:5-10,
16:19-31
EstLk
C:12,
14-16, 23-25, Mt 7:7
Friday, Feb 26
Friday,8:20
Feba.m.
19
6:45 a.m.
†Mary Ann Markin
6:45 a.m.
Men’s CRHP Retreat Participants
Spec. Int.: Audene
Taylor in Need
8:20 a.m.
For Those
Stations of the Stations
Cross of the Cross
7:00 p.m.
Gn 37: 3-4, 12-13, 17-28,
18:21-28, Mt 5:20-26
Mt 21:33-43,Ez
45-46
Saturday,
Feb. 27
3:00 p.m.
Saturday,
Feb. 20
Confessions
3:00 p.m.
February
27/28
Lector
February
20/21
Tues., Feb. 23
Tues.,8:15
Feb.a.m.
16
Wed., Feb. 24Wed., 8:20
Feb.a.m.
17
Thurs., Feb. Thurs.,
25
Feb. 18
7:00 p.m.
Confessions
Euch. Min. Euch. Min.
Server
Lector
Usher
Server
1 Pt 5:1-4, Lv
Mt 19:1-2,
16:13-19
11-18, Mt 25:31-4
Mi 7:14-15, 18-20, Lk
11-32
Dt15:1-3,
26:16-19,
Mt 5:43-48
Sunday
Sunday
Ex 3:1-8, 13-15, Gn
1 Cor
10:1-6,17-18,
10-12,Phil 3:17–
15:5-12,
Lk 13:1-9
Lk 9:28-36
Greeter
Usher
Choir
Greeter
Gary
Bell
Jake Eltschlager
Floyd
Donna
Rachael
Hunyor
Diane Pistilli
John Jim
Beutel
Marlene
Lucien
Rosie Allore
Janice
Arkebauer
Amanda
Jerry
Nielson
Cynthia Spitler
Deacon Tony Pistilli
Joseph Futko
SteveEdwartoski
Macy
Carole Mayers
Jerry Arkebauer
Spitler
Gary BellPawlecki
LoganJohn
Lievens
JohnJack
Spitler
Mike Mayers
Kevin Curth
Benjamin Steirer
Tim Weaver
Edwartoski
Mary Jo Blohm
Tim Weaver
Kim Eltschlager
Tim Eltschlager
Joe Carroll
Sr. Rosemarie
Kim Eltschalger
Fredericks
Ed Ruszkiewicz
Rachael Hunyor
Steven Martin
Karen Behrle
Molly Forgach
Bill Hildreth
Sharon Croci
Sunday
Dan Klett
Debbie Fotoples
Patrick Osinski
Jerry Cwiklewski Tara Agosti
Sunday
Kevin Behrle
James Goodyear Charley Winters
Jude Downing
7:30 a.m.
Lawrence Gaster
Madelyn Piscopo Charley Winters
Augie Agosti
7:30 a.m.
John Hills
Ruth LaRoy
Chuck Winters
Pat Downing
†Perry Parker
Susan Klett
MaKenna
Chuck Winters
Martha
†JoAnn
Ashley LaCourse
Trent Winters
†Joe
Kathleen Waldock
Schroeder
Trent Winters
Gallagher
McCorristin
Langenderfer
Dave Waldock Laetitia Sangtani
Gfell
PamCon
Erickson
Keith Barga Mark Boyer
David Raszka Tracy Leamy
Ryan KoestersSydney
Jerry
Koehle Stephen
CharHouse
Boyd
Brio
Meganne
Boyer
Mark
Bigelow
Mara
Macy
Jerry
Koehle
Mary
Heilman
Bob Westphal
Mary Beakas
Kelsey Leamy
Steve Ontko
Chip Boyd
Choir
Don Birsen
OntkoFondrenKaren Kohler
Jayne Beckstead
Justin Oberle LucasTony Weiss SteveBruce
Sunday
Ellen Breininger
Wawrzyniak
Westrick
Sunday
Paul Blood
Chuck WestrickChuck
Cathy
FondrenJoAnn Ulmer
9:00
a.m.
Irene
Buckenmeyer
9:00 a.m.
Peggy Blood
Kim Koesters Bill Ulmer
Colleen Duncan
†James Bohn †Kerry Ulmer
Jule Clunk
†Bill Sido
Tracy Leamy Eric Fankhauser
Jennice OberleBeckie O’Brien
Brett Seymour
Charlene Sherman
Max Westjohn
Catherine
Carl Bartaldo
Larry Johnson
Mary WestphalDave Koenig
Pati Boyle
Charles Mann Stan Westjohn
Bonnie Brieschke
Evan Carroll Jaskulski
Carl Bartaldo Karl Helm
Amy Carroll Jill Johnson
St. Gregory
Tom Sharon
Lindsley
Shannon
Ronald Vass
Judie Alessi Jennifer Brady
Audrey Kelly Christian
Karl Helm
Choir
Nora Brunt
Jaskulski
Mike CochranSullivan
Schwanbeck
Rita
Betz
Adam
Maibach
Dave
Macino
Sunday
Susan Conklin
Brian Mike
Thebes
Winslow
Nancy Traudt
Sunday
Joe Carroll
Sullivan TerryHealey
10:30 a.m.
Linda Gryca
Jeff Traudt
10:30 a.m.
Anne
Helm
Terry
Winslow
John
Healey
†Emily
David Humphrey
†Frederick
Lyn Kruse
Kate Kelly
Kawczynski
Theresa Kulka
Dzienny
Mike Kruse
Margie Marcet
†Ryan Gabel
Jeanne CivelloJoe LeBlanc
Paige Lichtenberg
Tartaglia
Aaron Weber Lisa Thebes
NancyAndrew
Young WeberDonna Riesen
Margaret
Keith Bosch
Fred Durbin
George
Zilba
Deacon Paul
White
Catalano
Danita Binkowski
John
Yates
Elizabeth
John Barber Bud Moody
Emie Boyer Faye Francis
Sunday
Beaudry
Sean Mike
Finn Cassidy MaryKristy
Reisinger
Elaine Roebke
Cynthia Mills Sr. Judy Newsom
CatalanoRosemary
Sunday
12:00 p.m.
AlisonBud Moody
JerryMike
Stump
Patrick Mills Dorothy Dunco
Natalie Suwinski
Catalano Thorn
12:00 p.m.
†Geraldine
Heerdegen
Jim Pierson Deb Mathiot
Katie Wisniewski
Tim Moody
†Kathleen
Gregory
Mary Jo Maurer
Lorraine Pierson
Francis
Kent Riesen Ken Wisniewski
Donna Riesen
SwintCampbell Gloria Mueller
Abby Helen
Buerk HoehnerNancy
Flaherty
Joanne DenyerKevinAmy
Madelynn
Nancy
FlahertyLaura Martin
Sunday
Sunday
Patrick
Denise Olson Bryan Riley
DuBois
Lisa Hutchinson
Tina Haack
Joan Zunk
Jessica
Lisa Hutchinson
Robert Martin
5:00 p.m.
5:00Richardson
p.m.
Michelle Ward Kathy Sarver
Jacob StewardLehmkuhl
Lori Pierson Lori Pierson
†For Our Parish
†For Our Parish
Charley SullinsBenjamin
MarkMalek
Pierson Mark Pierson
Choir
Margaret
McCann
Rose Marie
Saturday
Saturday
Pacer
4:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
†Lou Byersmith†John Fisher
St. Nich
Choir
St. Greg
Choir
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
SYLVANIA, OHIO
Living from Paycheck to Paycheck?
Struggling to make ends meet?
The Diocesan celebration honoring persons with disabilities
will be on Saturday, February 27, at the 5:30 p.m. Vigil Mass,
St. Aloysius Church, South Summit and Clough Streets, Bowling
Green. Bishop Daniel Thomas, celebrant, will present the 2016
Open Arms Awards. American Sign Language interpretation will
be provided. All are welcome.
Free workshop teaches financial management.
Participants learn how to:
■ Establish and maintain a balanced life to move to
the next step of financial stability.
■ Strategically manage income to prepare for emergencies and
to enjoy life debt-free.
■ Evaluate thought patterns that lead to nonproductive spending
decisions.
■ Manage time and to prioritize tasks.
Managing with Diligence is a free two-day workshop offered from
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the third Tuesday and Wednesday of
every month. Information and registration: Brian Rome (419-2446711, ext. 222).
Registration deadlines are the Friday before the workshop.
Pastoral Center | 1933 Spielbusch Avenue | Toledo, OH 43604
Men Needed to Mentor Inmates
Please make plans to join us on Saturday, April 9, if you are
interested in being a mentor to an inmate at Toledo Correctional,
Richland Correctional and Allen Correction Institutions. We will
meet at 11:00 a.m., in Findlay, at the Bob Evans on the corner of
Bright Road (St. Michael) and Tiffin Avenue. Our program will start
at 1:00 p.m., at St. Michael. Please contact Deacon Terry Philpott
at 419-526-0265, if you will be able to make it on Saturday, April
9. Thank you, and may God continue to bless you as you serve
Him by serving others.
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White Family Dealerships
A family tradition of quality, value and service
Jake Holmes
“Dedicated to Professional Protection”
DENNIS G. HUGEELET
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Investments & Life Insurance
419-472-3074
3332 W. Laskey Rd.
Ste. 2, Toledo
fax 419-472-3083
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Pulmonary & Critical Care Specialists
Pulmonary • Critical Care • Sleep Disorders
Louis A. Tartaglian M.D. Parishioner
1661 Holland Rd. • Maumee
$25 off
Notre Dame
Academy
Discovery
& Academic
Camps for
girls K-12
until 3/15
419-843-7800
419.882.4510
James Savage, Owner
419-213-0371
Custom Homes • Additions • Remodeling
Over 25 years in business
Sylvania
419-882-0518
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DOWNTOWN SYLVANIA
Specializing in Cakes
for All Occasions
882-2302
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of Sylvania
Nanette Mick DDS
General Dentist • Parishioner
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5121 Whiteford
419-841-9838
www.directionscu.org
Previously Toledo Area
Community Credit Union
6755 West Central Ave.,
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419-885-7665
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Quality Representation
Licensed in Ohio,
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Joe Coyle
Director
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Director
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2828 W. Central Ave.,
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BATANIAN
TREE SERVICE, INC.
882-7356
Jeff Batanian
parishioner since 1983
Allan M. Poturalski
Senior Vice President
Senior Portfolio Manager
Financial Planning Specialist
Wealth Management
7311 Crossleigh Court
Toledo, OH 43617
Direct: 419-842-5353
Fax: 419-842-6565
Morgan Stanley
allan.m.poturalski@morganstanley.com Toll Free: 800-330-9699
MNI
Montgomery - Nichols Inc.
Chuck Westrick Agent
AUTO • HOME • LIFE • BUSINESS
Thormont Building, 6616 Monroe St., Sylvania, OH 43560-1960
419-882-0080 • 419-297-0967 (Cell)
chuck@montgomerynichols.com • www.montgomerynichols.com
ReNew Properties, L.L.C.
Franciscan Care Center
FUNERAL HOME
419-882-2033
5712 N. Main St.,
Sylvania, OH 43560
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Funeral & Cremation Service
Custom Remodeling: Kitchens – Bathrooms – Basements
Interior & Exterior Painting
General Maintenance – Plumbing & Electrical
5658 N. Main St., Ste 107, Sylvania
419-885-1991
John A. Wallace, BBB Member
A Family Funeral Home
Serving St. Joseph Families
for over 80 Years.
885-3505
Affordable Quality Since 1989
6950 Memorial Highway
Ottawa Lake, MI 49267
(734) 856-6300
Dan Kolinski
DJ Kolinski
Jennifer Kolinski-Borgstahl
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Dr. Marianna S. Baker, DDS
Parishioner
419-824-3456
Mi Lic#7115389
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8534 W. Central Ave., Sylvania
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VILLAGE
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Independent Living | Assisted Living
Compliments of
Call Pat 9-5 Mon-Fri
SYLVANIA & WATERVILLE
Heritage House
Furniture
John K. Watkins, George A. Reeb
John K. Watkins II
Complete Pest Control
475-6055
Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Sylvania, Ohio
Compliments of
Remodel it or ReNew it, we can do it.
Derrick Case,
Parishioner
Free termite Estimates from a bee in hour
bonnet to a mouse in your house.
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4111 N. Holland-Sylvania Road, Toledo, Ohio
419.882.6582 • fccsylvania.org
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
PARISHIONERS
1000 Regency
Ct.
473-2728
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS
I. WISNIEWSKI & DAVID J.
CZERNAK
4220 N. Holland Sylvania Rd.
SYLVANIA CHIROPRACTIC
Drs. Steve and Gina Pierzchala
Parishioners
for over
20 years
Sylvania Area
Federal Credit Union
Sylvania’s own community Credit Union
6613 Mapplewood Ave.
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DIRECTORS: THOMAS I. WISNIEWSKI & DAVID J. CZERNIAK
AWARD WINNING CARPET *
UPHOLSTERY CARE SINCE 1940
Cleaning & Restoration
419-478-0581
• Carpet and Rug Cleaners • Upholstery Cleaning • Cleaning on-site and in-plant
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Estate Planning & Probate
• Wills, trusts, health care directives
• Special plans for blended families Jennifer Antonini
Attorney at Law
and single parents
• Plans to avoid probate
• Medicaid spend down plans
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Open Daily: 7am-7:30 pm
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Exceptional Service
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419-885-8338
Certified Public Accountants • Strategic Business Advisors
STAFFING SOLUTIONS
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419-882-7646
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Doug & Michelle Koop, D.P.T.
Serving Since 1992
LES BREININGER, Parishioner
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419-882-3465
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• Business & Corporate Transactions • Banks & Financial Institutions
• Securities & Private Equity
• Commercial Real Estate
• Contract Negotiations & Drafting
• Employment & Labor
fax: (419) 841-8045
John Monaghan
Parishioner
419.882.1886
5681 MAIN ST., SYLVANIA
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Quality Workmanship
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(419) 841-7661
Physical Therapists • Parishioners
Mary Drees & Jennifer Demski, Owners
5580 Monroe Street
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419-882-2150
Sean E. Savage, ChFC
Professional Wealth Management*
419-725-7272
SSavage@savageandassociates.com
Caring for the
Sylvania
419.262.3175
Community
Central Group
Ken Hicks, CRS
Broker/Realtor
Phone: 734-856-8112 Fax: 734-856-6777
&
www.countrysideltd.com
KEVIN J. KENNEY
6711 Monroe St.
Building IV, Suite C
Sylvania, OH 43560
Associates
L.T.D.
Phone: 419-517-1300
Fax: 419-517-1301 Email: kenney@kjkenneylaw.com
Business Organization and Planning • Commercial Litigation
Estate Planning/Probate • Wills • Trusts • Real Estate
*$500,000 minimum please
Securities & advisory services offered through Royal Alliance Associates, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. Insurance
services offered through Savage & Associates, Inc. which is not affiliated with Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. or
registered as a broker dealer or investment advisor. SES Financial and Benefits Consulting is not affiliated with
Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. Branch address: 4427 Talmadge Rd., Toledo OH 43623.
Mike White,
Parishioner
ken@RealEstateToledo.Net
“Parishioner over 35 years”
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