MARCH 1, 2015 SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT

14544 Lebanon RD. • Old Hickory, TN 37138
MARCH 1, 2015
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
Website: www.saintstephencommunity.org
Church Email: ststephen@comcast.net
Bulletin notices (due by 11am Monday) Email:
linda.ramming@saintstephencommunity.com
Office: 615-758-2424 • Fax: 615-754-0043
Priest’s House: 615-754-4454
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
PASTORAL STAFF • EXT./PHONE
Pastor, Rev. Pat Kibby.......................................................12
Deacon, F red Bourland ................................ 615-754-6899
Deacon, Steve Molnar……………………… 615-604-6059
Deacon, Rob Montini ..................................... 615-884-7541
Deacon, Mickey Rose ..................................... 615-758-0322
Deacon, Tom Samoray…………………… ... 615-504-6257
Deacon, Hans Toecker ................................... 615-482-1895
Office Director, Barbara Couturier ..................................11
Office Secretary, Linda Ramming ....................................10
Adult Formation & Ministries, F rancie Duffield ............21
Life Teen Minister, Angie Bosio.......................................13
Youth Formation, Greg Karn ..........................................15
RCIC, Connie Blevins .................................... 615-397-9255
Music and RCIA, Scott Goudeau .....................................30
Life Teen Band, Renee Campbell .................. 615-516-2067
RECONCILIATION: Satur days at 4:00 pm in the
Reconciliation Room and by appointment.
INFANT BAPTISM CLASS: For r egister ed member s of the
parish. Second Thursday of every month at 7:30 pm in the
worship space, unless otherwise noted.
MARRIAGE: Contact one of the following: Deacon Hans
Toecker, Deacon Tom Samoray, Deacon Steve Molnar or Rev. Pat
Kibby (see contact numbers above) at time of engagement.
PRAYER CHAIN: For pr ayer for your self or for someone
else, call Rosetta at 615-889-9495.
SICK LIST; If you ar e going into the hospital or
are homebound, please call the office, 615-758-2424.
24-HOUR CRISIS HOTLINE: If you ar e feeling lonely,
depressed, overwhelmed, a caring voice is just a phone call away
at 615-244-7444, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
SCRIPTURE REFLECTION
"Suddenly, looking around, they no longer saw anyone but
Jesus alone with them." Peter, James, and John must have been in a bit
of spiritual shock. What a strange thing had just happened! They had
witnessed Jesus, their teacher and friend, start glowing in his "dazzling
white" clothes while engaging in conversation with two holy dead men.
Then, a voice from the sky declared that Jesus was God's son. This was
not natural. It was supernatural. These three chosen apostles were given
a glimpse into the divine nature of their leader. They were shown something that no one else had a chance to see until after the Resurrection:
Jesus in all of his glory. But this vision was short-lived. It suddenly disappeared and then Jesus instructed his friends to keep it quiet until "the
Son of Man had risen from the dead."
Perhaps we can relate in some small way to this Transfiguration experience. Perhaps there has been a time or two in our lives when
we have had a spiritual experience, when we experienced God's healing,
felt his mercy, or knew his presence was real. But then, maybe it went
away. For most of us, we don't spend the majority of our time "on the
mountaintop" with these "dazzling" insights into who God is. Rather, we
tend to walk a journey that is shrouded by mystery and dependent upon
faith. At times, we may even second-guess the spiritual experiences of
our past once they have "disappeared." Possibly Peter, James, and John
wondered if it had all been a crazy illusion. But when the Resurrection
happened, they knew it was all for real. As we await the Resurrection
this Lent, may we have the faith to believe that Jesus really has touched
our lives and that he can lead us to eternal life.
© Liturgical Publications Inc.
MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTION SCHEDULE
FEBRUARY 28-MARCH 8
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
5:00pm…………Peter McDevitt
8:30am ............... Everett Dunlap
11:00am ............... Raymond (Bud) Caffrey
5:00pm ............... People of the Community
8:00am ............... Mel Lundie
8:00am ............... Edgar Holzer
8:00am ............... Communion Service
6:30pm…………Mark Harper
8:00am ............... Matthew & Lillian Farris
8:00am ............... Sue Walsh
8:00am…………Communion Service
5:00pm…………Rene Cote
8:30am ............... Anthony Federle
11:00am ............... Gale Amond
5:00pm ............... People of the Community
Registration in the Parish: Forms
are available in the office during
office hours, in the literature
racks in the narthex of the
church, or on our website (www.
saintstephencommunity.org) and
can be filled out and returned electronically.
Sunday Adult Education meets from 9:45-10:45
am in the Lounge (lower level of Holy Family
Center).
LIFE TEEN All high school age youth of the
parish are invited to attend the LIFE TEEN Mass
held every Sunday at 5pm followed by LIFE Night
in the Holy Family Center Hall.
PREP (Parish Religious Education Program)
Classes for youth, age 3 through grade 8, are held
on Sundays during the school year.
FAITH FORMATION
Adult Ed meets on Sunday and
Monday. We will continue with
Scott Hahn’s The Bible and
Prayer. We will consider vocal
prayer forms mentioned in the Bible and
those used today in our Church. *The
Sunday group meets at 9:45am. *The
Monday group meets at 9am. All groups
meet in the hall of the Holy Family Center.
Catholic Basics Wednesday mornings at
8:30am. Join us in the HFC Lounge. We
are studying the Great Religions of the
World and will focus on Judaism.
The Nursery is open during Sunday Masses for
all children 12 months (and walking) through 3
years.
Wednesday Morning Scr iptur e and
Prayer Group from 10am-11:15am. We are
studying Scripture. Join us in Room 105.
Adult Choir & Children's Choir practices vary
according to Mass times. Everyone is invited.
Contact: Scott Goudeau.
A Time to Seek—chapter-a-day readings:
Isaiah 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66.
Christian Initiation (RCIA) and (RCIC) All non
-Catholic adults interested in learning about or
becoming members of the Catholic Church contact
Scott Goudeau. Youth, age 7 or older, contact
Connie Blevins. Meets every Thursday at 7:00 pm
in the Hall.
This Week: Deacons
Tom Samoray and Steve
Molnar will share with us
their journey to the vocation of the
Deaconate. Bring your Deacon and/or
Mass questions for Tom and Steve.
Catholics Returning Home. If you have been
away from the Church, Welcome Home! If you
would like help with transition back, contact Jerry
Marcec (630-362-7150 or marcecjj@yahoo.com).
Parent’s Day Out. Located at 108 Brookhollow.
Call Nancy Otting at 754-8432 for information
and availability.
Elizabeth Ministry.
The purpose of this
ministry is to provide support, comradeship,
spiritual guidance and encouragement to parents of
any age. Contact Jill LaFaye 578-2662.
AA meets every Tuesday morning at 7:00 am in
the Lounge of the Holy Family Center.
Al-Anon meets every Tuesday and Thursday at
12:00 noon in the Lounge of the Holy Family
Center. We can help, you are not alone.
Funeral & Bereavement Ministry.
Information to share on ways to save on the cost.
Pre-planning allows us to establish a personal
relationship ahead of time. After the death of a
loved one we all need to journey with our grief in
order for closure to take place. For questions about
Catholic funerals or to pre-plan, call Francie
Duffield at 758-2424.
Financial Report—2-22-15
Regular Collection ........................... $27,727
Debt Reduction Income ...................... $6,776
Debt Owed ..................................... $965,886
Income YTD (starting 7/1/14) ........ $987,417
Income Last Year ………………….$986,553
Electronic donation is available on
our website, www.saintstephencom
munity.org. Click the Online Giving
button on the right side, and the program will
walk you through the steps to set up your
account. Fast, easy and convenient.
Next Week: We will take our focus and
knowledge of the Mass for Liturgical
Ministry Training. Review for our current
ministers, and training for those who wish
to be Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors or
Altar Servers.
Life Teen Spring Retreat: The Life Teen
Spring Retreat is Friday night – Saturday,
Mar. 20-21. This r etr eat will be a
“Suburban Plunge” exploring the issues of
immigration and racism through the lens of
our faith as we listen to immigration stories
of our neighbors and those working on the
front lines of immigration and race issues.
Cost is $45 to cover meals, transportation
and supplies. Contact Angie at 758-2424 x
13 or amaddyb@gmail.com by Mar. 15 to
sign up.
LIFE TEEN Recycles: LIFE TEEN
collects cellular phones and inkjet printer
cartridges for recycling as a fund raiser for
our trip to Covecrest, the Life Teen summer
camp. LIFE TEEN receives up to $3 for
each phone and ink cartridge received.
Deposit inkjet cartridges and cell phones in
the marked boxes on top of the wood box
in the Old Church.
No chargers or
accessories please, only phones and
batteries. Contact: Angie at 758-2424.
PREP
· Congratulations to all the
students who celebr ated the
Sacrament of Reconciliation
for the first time this weekend.
· First Eucharist students’
retreat is Satur day, Mar. 21 from
8:30am-12:30am.
· The Good Friday Confirmation Mini-
Retreat is on Fr iday, Apr. 3 following
the Good Friday liturgy (until 9pm).
Celebration of Sacraments:
· First Eucharist is Satur day, April 11 at
the 5pm Mass.
· Confirmation is Fr iday, April 24, 2015
and will be celebrated here at St. Stephen.
Joining us in receiving the Sacrament of
Confirmation will be Holy Rosary
Academy and parish.
We must have a copy of
their Baptism Certificate for all students
preparing for the Sacraments of
Reconciliation,
Eucharist,
and
Confirmation.
· Important:
Other Upcoming Events:
· First
Eucharist Parents’ Meeting,
Sunday, Mar. 15 at 9:45am in the HFC
lounge. Note: The nursery will be open
for child care during the parents’ meeting.
Confir mation students
will join in the service of our parish
family on Saturday, Mar. 28 at our parish
Seder Supper (the Passover meal). The
event begins following the 5pm Mass and
is open to the parish, and all are invited to
attend.
· Seder Meal:
St. Stephen PREP
recycles all disposable batteries. Bring
them to the old worship space, and place
them in the container marked “Batteries
for Recycling.” We’ll take it from there.
· Service Project:
“’Here I am!’ he answered.” –
Genesis 22:11 It is easy to say,
“Here I am, Lord,” when we are
kneeling in church. Can we just
as easily answer, “Here I am,
Lord,” when we go home, when a neighbor
needs our help, when a fellow parishioner
asks us to join a committee, or when a letter
asks for our financial help? These are often
exactly the places where Jesus calls us to
be.
PARISH HIGHLIGHTS
Passion Mime: The Passion has been rescheduled to Friday, Mar. 6 at 7pm in the Old Church.
The presentation is free and will be in place of the
Stations of the Cross.
Lent Eucharistic Adoration:
Kyrie,
Eleison! The Lent 40 Hours Eucharist Adoration
will begin Wednesday Mar. 25 at Midnight and
will continue through Thursday, Mar. 26 at
7p.m, followed immediately by the Lent Penance Service. This is a wonderful opportunity to
spend some time in self-directed prayer and contemplation before the Blessed Sacrament during
the holy Lenten season. We need many volunteers, so please sign-up early to help make this
devotion possible for others. You may sign-up
online anytime at www.mysignup.com/40
hours. Sign-ups will also be held following all
Masses the weekend of Mar. 21-22.
Lenten Penance Service: Thursday, Mar. 26
at 7pm.
Now is the time! It is Lent and
the Fish Fries are underway. Join
us for food, fellowship and
fun. Fish Fries start at 5pm on Friday in the hall
of the Holy Family Center. There are only 3
more, so do not miss out. Come early and bring
a friend. The Fish Fries are sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus.
The Knights of Columbus sincerely wish
to thank all those who participated in last
weekend’s Red Cross Blood Drive. As a
community representing St. Stephen,
your "Gift of Life" made a difference by saving a
potential 201 lives through your selfless act of
giving 67 pints of life saving blood. Special
thanks to Father Kibby, all of our Deacons,
Linda Ramming, David Morrissey and Zig Wajler. Special thanks also to the Knights’ Kitchen
Crew—Chip Harris, Dave Waters, Steve and
Sue Cartier for preparing breakfast for the donors
and their families. Thanks to our friends at Waffle House for providing the food for breakfast!
The Blood Drive Honor Roll will be posted this
weekend and next on the bulletin boards in the
Narthex. Any questions, call Mark Marsh at 2079434. Next Blood Drive is May 3.
St. Stephen Boy Scout Troop 1204
Bagged MULCH PRE-SALE. Scouts
will be collecting orders the weekends of
Feb. 28-Mar. 1, and Mar. 7-8. Orders
placed for pick-up should be picked up
at Needham’s Nursery, Saturday, Mar. 14, 9am –
noon. If order is for delivery it will be delivered
by the Scouts to your home or business with a 10
item minimum purchase. All proceeds from
this sale go directly towards the cost of summer
camp and outings for the Scouts. Please place an
order with a Boy Scout after Mass! Thank you
for supporting the Scouts of Troop 1204.
www.bsatroop1204.org, 615-758-9796.
El OK Corral Spirit Night: Today, Sunday,
Mar. 1 is our El Ok Corral Spirit Night. Have
lunch, dinner or a snack there today and bring the
flyer on the round table in the Narthex for 10% of
your bill to go to Life Teen and Edge students
attending Summer Camp in 2015.
Eucharistic Minister Training: Have you ever
wondered about or wanted to be a Eucharistic
Minister? Well now is the time to take that next
step. If you are confirmed, a member of the parish
of high school age or older, you too can become
a Eucharistic Minister. All you need to do is attend one of the two training sessions that are
being held Wednesday, Mar. 4, from 7pm to 9pm
in the narthex or Saturday Mar. 7 from 9am to
11am in the church. For more information, call
Sean or Moreen Muldoon at 495-0060.
Prayer Blanket Ministry: St. Stephen parishioners are starting a Prayer Blanket Ministry, for
young and old alike. These fleece blankets will be
given to those who are seriously ill or injured,
confined to home, nursing home, hospitalized or
recovering from a hospital stay. They are made
by our hands with love, prayers and are blessed.
They are given to the confined person to express
caring and concern from St. Stephen Catholic
Community. The blankets are easy to make and
require NO SEWING. If you have a pair of scissors, 1¼ yards of medium weight no-pill fleece,
and a desire to help, this ministry is for
YOU! For those wishing to belong to this new
Ministry, there will be an instructional meeting
and blessing on Mar. 14 at 11am in the hall of the
Holy Family Center. This is the same day as
packing Pillowcase Dresses for shipping to Haiti
at 10am. Come early to see those adorable dresses before they are shipped. Stay and become a
part of this new St. Stephen Prayer Blanket Ministry. Let us know if you are interested or have
any questions, call/email Joyce Davis 615-8472623, Joyce_Davis07@comcast.net or Lorine
Bourland 615-754-6899, lorineb@tds.net.
Baptism Class Date Change: The baptism
class for March will be held on Thursday, March
19, at 7:30pm.
Room in the Inn Needs: We have 3 more
dates in March for Room in the Inn, and some
supplies have run out, or are very low, for the
goody bags we put on each of our guest’s
bed. We increased our guest count from 18 to 20
this year. We’re looking for 60 of the following
items: washcloths, hand sanitizer, razors, pocket
tissues, chapstick. Thank you all for any donations. Dee Ryerson
Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the KC Ladies
Auxiliary will be Saturday,
Apr. 4. Children MUST be
at the starting line no later
than 10am. Egg Hunt starts promptly at 10am.
Pictures with the Easter Bunny FREE with a
donation of canned food for the Help Center.
Pictures begin at 8:45am until 9:30am and
then will begin again after the egg hunt. The
egg hunt will be in the marked areas (by age)
behind the church, and all children through 12
years of age are invited to participate. In case of
inclement weather, we will move to the Holy
Family Center. Please consider helping with the
success of this hunt by donating candy (prewrapped only) and placing it in the marked
tub in the old church. Sign-ups for your child's
participation will be available after all Masses
beginning Mar. 7.
Nine Words books: A limited supply (6) of the
book Nine Words is available for those continuing on their Fiat journey. The cost is $3 and they
can be picked up at the church office.
Join Fr. Pat Kibby, Deacon Fred and Lorine
Bourland on a Pilgrimage to the Holy Land,
May 9-20, guided by Fr. Angelo, a Franciscan
priest living in Jerusalem. This pilgrimage is a
once in a lifetime opportunity. An add-on trip,
May 20-22 to Tourin, Italy to see the Shroud is
optional. Contact Deacon Fred or Lorine Bourland at lorineb@tds.net or call 615-754-6899.
Use your Kroger Plus Card to Raise Money
for Life Teen Summer Camp. Kroger has
changed their rewards card policy and will now
allow you to enroll your Kroger Plus Card in their
Community Rewards Program. You no longer
need to use the gift cards, having to load them
before making purchases. Go on-line at www.
krogercommunityrewards.com. Have your Kroger Plus Card handy to enter your number after
you register in the program. The NPO for St.
Stephen is 89477.
From the Pro-Life Committee of the Ladies
Auxiliary: The United Nations, in its Declaration of the Rights of the Child, has decreed:
….the child, by reason of his physical and mental
immaturity, needs special safeguards and care,
including appropriate legal protection, before as
well as after birth.
DIOCESAN AND COMMUNITY NEWS
Mt. Juliet Help Center: Most needed items
at the center are: soups (especially chili),
pinto beans, peas, and mixed vegetables.
Upcoming Cursillo Weekends: Women’s
English Cursillo Mar. 5 to Mar. 8. Cursillo is
a weekend retreat experience of dynamic spiritual growth that begins on Thursday evening
and ends on Sunday evening. It helps develop
an understanding of what it means to fully
live a Christian life in your everyday situation. Cursillo provides a method to transform
your life through prayer and small Christian
communities. Weekends are held at Camp
Marymount in Fairview, TN. If you are interested in finding out more about this retreat
weekend, please email or call Parish Coordinator Candace Gilligan, 615-962-2521, or
email candacelouise2413@gmail.com for
more information or an application form.
Catholic Men of Faith Conference, Mar. 7
from 8:30am to 2pm at St. Philip Chur ch
in Franklin. Mass with Bishop Choby at
8:30am. Speakers are Kevin Reilly (former
NFL player, amputee, cancer survivor and
senior Xerox exec. for 30 years; Tim Staples
(former Marine and seminarian from Catholic
Answers); and Darrell Miller (former MLB
player with a powerful conversion story).
Go to: www.catholicmenof faithconf.com.
Nashville Area Retrouvaille Program,
Mar. 6-8. Retr ouvaille is a mar r iage r ecovery program for struggling couples who
are considering separation or divorce. It is
Catholic in origin and orientation, but is open
to all married couples regardless of religious
background. Contact information: (800) 4702230 or (615) 523-0631 or nrv3043@gmail.
com or www.HelpOurMarriage.com.
Catholic Underground (Mar. 14, April 11,
May 9), 7pm—10pm, St. Mary Church, 330
5th Ave. N., Nashville. Begins with a Holy
Hour with evening prayer, silent prayer time,
praise and worship music, and confessions.
An expression of Catholic art, usually a concert, follows in the basement with refreshments, and ending with night prayer. Everyone is welcome. The event is free, but donations are appreciated. Parking is free for participants in St. Mary's lot.
Free Movie Night at St. Frances Cabrini:
Saturday, Mar. 28. Doors open at 6:30pm;
movie starts at 7pm. Free popcorn, drinks
and snacks. The movie is The Staircase.
Please join us.
Three to Get Married Retreat Apr. 24-26,
from 5pm Friday thru 3pm Sunday, at Camp
Marymount, 1318 Fairview Blvd., Fairview. A
comprehensive marriage preparation weekend
for engaged couples. The program utilizes a
variety of seminars, discussions and private
time to ensure that each couple is presented
with the spiritual, emotional, psychological
and cultural dimensions of Catholic married
and family life. The program is presented by
priests, trained psychologists, medical professionals, and experienced married couples.
Meals are provided from dinner on Friday to
lunch on Sunday. Cost: $300; includes all
meals, lodging and materials. Info/registration:
http://stmarysdowntown.org/three-to-getmarried-retreat.
Save the Date: Pr egnancy Car e Center Annual Fundraising Banquet, Sowing Seeds for
Life, Thursday, Apr. 30 at The River
Church. Dinner and Program—7pm-9pm.
Keynote Speaker—Keith Ferrin. Dinner is
complimentary. An opportunity to make a
financial contribution will be extended.
www.pcctn-partners.com.
Silent Directed Retreat at Mercy Convent,
May 10-16. Info: sstalm@mer cysc.or g or
(615) 885-4041.
Adult Day Program at Catholic Charities is
available and affordable for seniors who need
supervision, structure, socialization, and engaging activities. Info: (615) 760-4408.
Father Ryan High School News: Men's Basketball AAU: Tr youts for the Ir ish Men’s
Basketball AAU teams on Mar. 2 at 5pm for
current 6th, 7th and 8th graders. For more information, contact Doug Bontrager at bontragerd@fatherryan.org. Summer Camp registration is now available. Father Ryan's
summer camps begin June 1 and run through
July 20. Camps are offered for rising K-12th
graders in activities like sports, dance, debate,
and art. Sign up by Mar. 31 and save 15% at
fatherryan.org/camps.
Pope John Paul II High School: Save the
Date—On Monday, Mar. 9 at 6:30 pm, Dr.
Robin M. Jensen from Vanderbilt University
will speak as this year’s “Pope John Paul II
Distinguished Lecturer.” Dr. Jensen is one of
the nation’s leading experts on Christian liturgy and art. Going with this year’s theme of the
arts in the Catholic Tradition, her talk, entitled
“Sanctified Seeing: Visual Art as Praying
and Praising,” will explor e the var ious ways
that visual art supports and enriches our worship and prayer life. Mark your calendars and
come join us in the Monroe and Ann Carell
Auditorium for an engaging evening!
TWO WEEKS AT A GLANCE
Sunday, March 1—2nd Sunday of Lent
· Penetential Rite 8:30am
· PREP 9:45am
· Adult Ed 9:45am
· Life Teen 6pm
· Edge 6:15pm
Monday, March 2
· Adult Ed 9am
· Rosary 6:15pm
· K of C 7pm
· Ladies Auxiliary 7pm
· Life Band 7pm
· Boy Scouts 7pm
Tuesday, March 3
· AA 7am/Al Anon 12 noon
· Room in the Inn—St. Stephen
· Yoga Prayer 7pm
Wednesday, March 4
· Catholic Basics 8:30am
· Scripture 10am
· Passion Mime Practice 5pm
· Choir 7pm
· Eucharistic Ministers Training 7pm
· Spousal Loss 7pm
Thursday, March 5
· Al Anon 12 noon
· Passion Mime Practice 5pm
· RCIA/RCIC 7pm
Friday, March 6
· Fish Fry 5pm
· Passion Mime 7pm
Saturday, March 7
· Charisms Workshop 9am
· Eucharistic Ministers Training 9am
· Reconciliation 4pm
Sunday, Mar. 8—2nd Sunday of Lent—
Daylight Savings Time Begins
· PREP 9:45am
· Adult Ed 9:45am
· Life Teen 6pm
· Edge 6:15pm
Monday, March 9
· Adult Ed 9am
· Rosary 6:15pm
· Toastmasters 6:45pm
· Life Band 7pm
· Boy Scouts 7pm
Tuesday, March 10
· AA 7am/Al Anon 12 noon
· Room in the Inn—Grace U.M.C.
· Yoga Prayer 7pm
Wednesday, March 11
· Catholic Basics 8:30am
· Scripture 10am
· Choir 7pm
· Spousal Loss 7pm
Thursday, March 12
· Al Anon 12 noon
· RCIA/RCIC 7pm
Friday, March 13
· Fish Fry 5pm
· Stations of the Cross 7pm
Saturday, March 14
· Haiti Sewing Workshop and Blanket
Making 10am
· Reconciliation 4pm
Call the office to add your/ family member name to the prayer list. Names
will be kept on the list until the end of the month. Let us know if we should
keep someone on longer. Please inform the office of a loved one’s death
so they may be added to the deceased prayer list.
10% Donations
The following merchants have
offered to donate 10% of your
total purchase (excluding alcohol and sales tax) to St. Stephen Life Teen and EDGE on
the days listed below to help
with funding for Life Teen Summer Camp. Please present the
bulletin or flyer at time of purchase.
El OK Corral—First Sunday of
the month.
Children’s Trove Consignment—10% back to St. Stephen
on all purchases. Choose St.
Stephen from the list at checkout.
THIS SPACE IS
Please pray for those who are sick, especially Susan Kram (sister of Teri Bosio), Ozzie Vogel (great-grandson of Tom & Joann Doss), Bruce Schipper (nephew of Judy Crowe), Richard
Schultz (cousin of Judy Crowe), Dotti Smith (friend of Sandy Donnell), Dale Hudak, Kathleen
Cunningham, George Mainville (brother of Betty Micol), Robert Porter, James Porter (brother
of Bobby Porter), David Beers, Fred Scalzo (friend of Rosemary Beers), Greg Smith (nephew
of Bob & Maureen Copeskey), Ruth Foster (mother of David Foster), Karen Johnston (friend
of Janice Fox), Marguerite Dammann (mother of Dan Dammann), Nancy Reuther, Mary Rehovsky (friend of Karen Mertens), Rob Aton (son of Margaret Aton), Marilyn Coleman (sister of
Linda Norfleet and Alan Lancaster), Ted Slusar, Jessica Overton (niece of Molly Miller),
Marvin Cropsey (friend of Francie & Carl Duffield), Jean Wajler (mother of Zig Wajler), Mary
Lynn Dyer (daughter-in-law of Alice Morey), Phil Kersey, Michael Wagner (friend of Carol
Dalglish), Tina Marcec (mother of Jerry Marcec), Terry Baggott, Bill Golden, John Zabaski,
Charles Waterston, David Thompson (father of Tina Rosetti), Suzanne Lapointe (daughter of
Patti Lapointe), Karsyn Thornton (friend of Trish Aud), Gerry Finney (brother of Molly Altenbern), Anne McMurry (mother of Olivia Winfree), Lenore Hawkins and Jane Harbin (friends
of Olivia Winfree), Ed Hudak, Ron Hadarich (friend of Suzanne Visitacion), Elizabeth Vislay
(granddaughter of Charleen Hoover), Diane Kudrez, Mickey Rose, Fred Bourland, Scott Sulski
(son of Natalie Sulski), Stuart Bowdoin, Kaleb Leigh (grandson of Sally Clinard), Greg
Hamrick (brother-in-law of Deb Varallo), David Maass (brother of Herman Maass), Christina
Hoover, Margaret Stull (niece of Peggy Waterston), Gizella Ricci (friend of Mark Marsh), Mary
Decker (mother of Rosemary Beers), Joan Gunter, Betty Batcheldor, Ken Frost, Ferne Harris
(mother of Chip Harris), Pauline Strawderman (mother of Helen Walsh), Don Wescott, Beth
Covert (niece of Suzanne Valimont), Bishop Mikaelian.
Please remember those who have died, especially: Kathy Ring, Lorraine Kroutter (aunt of
Tim Campbell).
Call LPi at
1.800.477.4574
for more
information.
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NEW CONSTRUCTION • REMODELING
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9904 Lebanon Road • Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
joegreg3@bellsouth.net • Cell: (615) 506-4403
Happy You’ll Be or the
Service is FREE!
Mac Crook
St. Stephens
Parishioner
615-678-9228
www.happyhiller.com
mcrook@hillerphc.com
Rochelle Reding, Realtor®
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for more
information.
AUTO, HOME, MOTORCYCLE,
BOAT, RV, LIFE, MORTGAGE
For Advertising Information, call
MIKE MCALEER at LPi today!
11888 Lebanon Rd., Mt. Juliet
CALL JOHN DUSIO
1.800.477.4574 • 216.325.6825 ext 6307
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Parishioner
553-4838
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Cajun Seafood LLC
Authentic Cajun Cuisine
Wild Caught American Seafood
615.288.3264 • 14833 Lebanon Rd.
Hermitage
Mt Juliet
885-JETS(5387)
754-4100
BRING IN THIS BULLETIN FOR 10% OFF YOUR ORDER
(behind Duncan Donuts)
Monday-Saturday 11-9
View our menu on our facebook page
@ facebook.com/cajunseafoodllc
OFFERING
BREAKFAST AND
LUNCH ALL DAY!
3838 G. Old Hickory Blvd • Old Hickory
847-4404
OFFERING UPSCALE CATERING
DR. JANET CLODFELTER
“Creating beautiful healthy smiles!”
226 Shady Grove Rd. • Nashville, TN
615-889-6816 • www.drjanetdds.com
14920 Lebanon Road
Old Hickory, TN 37138
615-754-9800
Formally Bobby Ray’s Collision Center
STRICTLY INTERIORS
Family Hair
Cutting Center
Dennis Kaney
Painting
Donelson
889-0132
Mt. Juliet
773-2110
Lebanon
443-2444
Mon-Fri 9:00-8:00 • Sat 9:00-6:00
BRING IN BULLETIN FOR $2 OFF HAIRCUT
10% OFF RETAIL PRODUCT
www.headsup-tn.com
828-8433 • 754-5208
Fit Physiques
Fitness/Personal Training Ctr
3384 N. Mt. Juliet Rd., Suite 100
LET US PLACE
YOUR AD HERE.
(615) 758-8656
www.FitPhysiquesGym.com
Parishioner
Thomas Roberson, O.D.
Optometrist
THIS SPACE IS
754-4733
Mt. Juliet
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1.800.477.4574
for more
information.
(615) 885-4146
4601 ANDREW JACKSON PKWY • HERMITAGE
LET US CATER YOUR NEXT EVENT!
DONELSON AUTO CLINIC
667 South Mount Juliet Rd
Mount Juliet
Serving Donelson Since 1969
www.precision-eye.com
(615) 758-2344
All Kinds of Auto Repair
Mike Huffman
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Drs. Ryan & Amber Fritsch
LET US PLACE YOUR AD HERE.
Stephanie Kleiner
REALTOR
4301 Hillsboro Road • Suite 100
Nashville, TN 37215
Stephanie.Kleiner@ZeitlinRealtors.com
ZeitlinRealtors.com/skleiner
Gary Rabideau
Vice President, Broker, Choir
A Continuing Care
Retirement Community
Cell: (615) 415-1740
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grabideau@crye-leike.com
www.my.nashvillehomesearcher.com
(615) 871-8200
Jerry & Chris Houston
Tommy Goodwin
3930 N. Mt. Juliet Rd.
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
615-758-7226
www.houstonsmarket.com
FULL SERVICE CATERING*LUNCH SERVED DAILY
CUSTOM CUT MEATS*SMOKED RIBS WEEKENDS
Home • Auto • Business
(615) 754-6374
LET US PLACE
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www.meritinstn.com
Across the street from
St. Stephen
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www.4lpi.com
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