Sopas de Carne Festa

November 2, 2014, All Souls Day
Sopas de Carne Festa
For the Festa, 400 pounds of shoulder beef
are trimmed and sliced. Special spices are
added to the meat. It is then cooked for 10
to 12 hours. Meanwhile, cabbage is cooked,
the special soup is prepared and French
bread is sliced and placed in pans. Others
will set up tables and chairs in the Parish
Center to feed 600 people in the evening
meal on November the 8th.
Top: Manuel Drumonde pours soup over
French bread. Right: Duarte & Janet Monteiro
cook cabbage. Bottom left: Ed Fugundes
(center) & Friends prepare beef.
Photos from Festival Committee Archive
Welcome to Holy Spirit
Here you will find a parish that gives importance to prayer,
service, hospitality and community building. We have numerous
groups and organizations that are very active in the parish. Our
school continues to impart quality Catholic education. Enriching
Faith Formation programs are offered to young and old
alike. Our well–planned and prepared liturgy is at the center of
our parish life.
If you are new to the area, we warmly welcome you to our
wonderful parish, and, if you are part of Holy Spirit parish, may I
thank you for your excellent spirit and collaboration in making
our parish so very much alive. And may Christ be alive always
in our hearts and our parish.
Fr. Mathew Vellankal, Pastor
Mission Statement
Be Spirit filled and make disciples!
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Clergy
Fr. Mathew Vellankal, Pastor
456-4964
Fr. Brandon Macadaeg, Parochial Vicar
456-4965
Fr. John Offor, In Residence
Dn. Rigo Cabezas, Dir. of Religious Ed.
456-4975
Schedule
Masses
Mon. - Fri.: 7:00 & 8:15 a.m.
Wednesday: 6:30 p.m.
1st Friday: 7:30 p.m.
Saturday: 7:00 & 8:15 a.m.
Vigil 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a.m.,
12:30 & 5:00 p.m.
Holy Days: As Announced
Eucharistic Adoration
Perpetual Adoration is ongoing in our
Governo House Adoration Chapel.
Reconciliation
Saturday: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Thurs. before 1st Friday: 3:30 & 7:30p.m.
Weekdays: call for appointment
Sacraments
For Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, Adult Sacraments, Marriage,
Anointing of the Sick or Funerals call
the office at 510-797-1660 or check out
holyspiritfremont.org/sacraments
Faith Formation/De
Sousa House Office:
M-F 9:30 - 4:00
Anointing of the Sick
School:
M-F 7:30 - 3:30
1st Saturday at 11:00 a.m. All seniors and
those seriously ill or anticipating surgery
are invited to attend this Anointing Mass.
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Contact Us
November 2, 2014
Dn. Chuck Glover, Pastoral Care
789-8652
Dn. Steve Lewellyn, RCIA/Pastoral care
797-1660
Dn. Tim Roberto, RCIA/Pastoral Care
797-1660
Dn. Emeritus Richard Yee, Retired
Brother Oscar Rojas, Seminarian
Departments
Paul Orella, Music Director
797-3409
Joe Nufable, Dir. Youth & Young Adult
456-4971
Ministry
Kenneth Boegel, School Principal
793-3553
Marvie Torres, Preschool Director
793-2013
Jeff Van der Sluis, Business Manager
456-4970
Deena Benton, Fran Marron, & Amy
Wilhelm, Faith Formation Admin.
456-4974
Denise Kashyap, Facilities Scheduling
371-1383
HSfacilityscheduling@gmail.com
Vanessa, Parish Secretary & Bulletin
797-1660 or hsparish@gmail.com
All Saints ~ All Souls
THE LAST THINGS
No one really likes to think about the last of anything, particularly the last days of our lives. Yet
there is a side to our nature that is drawn to thoughts
of the end of life at this time of the year. We're beginning the last month of the church year and the
second-to-last month of the calendar year. Night falls
earlier and earlier each day. Leaves fall from the
trees, leaving branches that look dead. Skies are
gray. It is November. The Church uses these waning
days and darker skies as the season to remind us of
the last things.
Saturday's feast, the Solemnity of All Saints, is
the centerpiece of three days that point to doctrines
we proclaim each time we say the Nicene Creed:
"We believe in the holy catholic church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body and life everlasting!" And while
the days and our hearts may be dark, scripture is
bright with the light of faith.
John's vision in the book of Revelation reveals
dazzling angels and white-robed saints gathered in
triumph around the throne of God. This is our hope.
sorrowing, lowly, hungry for holiness, merciful, single-hearted, peacemakers, and persecuted.
Yesterday we celebrate the triumph of those who
already gaze on the face of God. Today we cry out
for mercy with those in purgatory, who, like us on
earth, still long to see God's face.
LOOKING TO THE LAST DAY
Today the Church remembers all who have
walked the way of Christ and passed from this life.
The readings all look to the last day, when we shall
all rise from the dead and be reunited.
The prophet Daniel announces words of warning
and welfare. He cautions us against the judgment to
come, but he also comforts us and assures us that all
who live a life of virtue and justice will find life eternal.
The reading from Romans reminds us that, because of Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection and
our entrance into that paschal mystery through baptism, we now share in the new life won by Christ.
This recognition has repercussions: we need to live
righteously now, that we might rise to life forever
with Christ on the last day.
This is God's promise. Then in Matthew 5 we read
Jesus' formula for saint-making. "You will be
blessed," we are told: blessed if we are poor in spirit,
In the Gospel Jesus pledges that all the Father has
given him will not be lost. All the faithful will be
raised to joy and live forever in the presence of God.
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Faith and Prayer
Liturgy 101: All Souls
The solemnity of All Souls
comes as a sequel to that of All
Saints. Having commemorated all
the blessed who enjoy the face of
God in their death, we turn our
thoughts to the other souls who
await the fullness of God’s glory.
These are the dead we remember
every November 2nd—members of
our families, friends, the lonely and
forgotten, and public figures who
have touched our lives. On this day
we pray that God will have mercy
on them and grant them the vision
of blessedness for which they
longed.
The liturgy for this day still offers three Masses. When the church
created this feast in the middle ages, it became so popular that priests
were given the unusual permission
to celebrate three Masses that day.
The permission remains, as do the
separate texts for the Masses, even
though not every parish takes advantage of the permission. The
readings are drawn from the collection of texts we use for funerals.
When the church gathers for
prayer on November 2, we still remember the faithful departed, even
when it falls on a Sunday. Those
who assisted us in life receive assistance from us in their death. This
feast celebrates our union with the
church in every place and beyond
all time .
By Paul Turner, Copyright © 2012
Resource Publications, Inc.
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The Commemoration of
All the Faithful Departed
November 2, 2014
“If we have died with Christ,
we believe we shall also live with him.
— Romans 6:8
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Phil 2:1-4; Ps 131:1bcde-3; Lk 14:12-14
Tuesday: Phil 2:5-11; Ps 22:26b-32; Lk 14:15-24
Wednesday: Phil 2:12-18; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Lk 14:25-33
Thursday: Phil 3:3-8a; Ps 105:2-7; Lk 15:1-10
Friday: Phil 3:17 — 4:1; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 16:1-8
Saturday: Phil 4:10-19; Ps 112:1b-2, 5-6, 8a, 9; Lk 16:9-15
Sunday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9;
1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: The Commemoration of All the Faithful
Departed (All Souls’ Day);
Daylight Saving Time ends;
National Vocation Awareness Week
Monday: Thirty-first Week in Ordinary Time; St. Martin de Porres
Tuesday: St. Charles Borromeo; Election Day
Friday: First Friday
Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary
Please note our prayer list is refreshed every week. Feel free to call the
office to include your ill loved one for the week: 510-797-1660.
Pray for the Sick
Rudy Tamse, Kathleen Ercieg, Domingo Navasca, Mary DiGeronimo, Bob Leal, Cecilia Macasero, Aileen Hall, John Healy, Margaret
Heineck, Maria Tan, Ted Foster, Maggie Sullivan, Consolacion Santos, Cris Finnigan, Linda Yumang, Simon Williams, Sally Ramirez,
Karola Anderson and Nico Castro
From Death through to New Life
Maria Luisa Baeza, Adoracio Bautista, and Catherine Dinh
November 2, 2014
Faith and Prayer
Mass Intentions
Saturday, November 1st
5:00
Join us for Holy Mass at Holy
Spirit Cemetery on Saturday,
November 8th, at 10:00 a.m.
near the gravesites of Father Governo and
Father De Sousa. If seating is desired, bring
your own lawn chairs.
† Rodolfo Mariano
† Abia-Sanderson Families
† Julius, Paz, & Servando
Sunday, November 2nd
7:30 † All Souls of Menchavez Family
† All Souls of Dongallo Family
† Emilio Pablo Sr.
9:00 † Mike Mannix
† Miller & Orias Family
John Tumampos
11:00 † Clifford Porio & Souls in Purgatory
† Felix & Filomena Marfal
† Alfred Rodrigues
Veterans’ Mass! Please join us
for a Veterans Recognition Mass
on Nov. 9th at the Sunday 11:00
a.m. Mass. All are welcome!
12:30 Salud Yap, Yap Tian Su & Amanda
† Adelaida-Sevillano David Sr.
† Victoria Venegas
5:00 The People of Holy Spirit Parish
Monday, November 3rd
7:00 † Bernadine M. Goularte
8:15 † Frank and Emma Marra
Tuesday, November 4th
More on the Bishop’s call for the
9 Diaconal Formation Program ...
th
Five information nights will be held in January 2015 at
various locations around the diocese. In the meantime
those who are interested in getting on the information
mail list may contact Arlene Beaman at the Office of
Deacon Formation, 2121 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA
94612, 510-267-8348, or email abeamn@oakdiocese.org.
7:00 † Gloria Holsen
8:15 Paul Griese
Wednesday, November 5th
7:00 † Dominado & Elesia Caspillo
8:15 † Edwin Silva
6:30 † Alicia Ong
Thursday, November 6th
7:00 † Cliff Ryan Alcain
8:15 † Wilson Carbonel
We wish Birthday Blessings to …
Brianna Roberto, Gabe Benton, James Conrad, Marie
Magsakay, Andrea Alvaro, Joe Fisher, Charles Ybarra,
and Pat Folger
Anniversary Blessings to …
Charles & Joanne Ybarra - 52nd
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Friday, November 7th
7:00 † Bienvenido A. Peralta Jr.
8:15 Samantha Mae Flores
7:30 Brandon Luke Aguirre
Saturday, November 8th
7:00 Janet and Tino Bruno
8:15 Elizabeth Tan
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Around the Parish
ADIES in stitches ~ Once again the Ladies in
Spirit Parish Library news: Recently arL
H oly
Stitches ministry will be having our annual
rived and now available for you to check out
are 4 new DVDs – Francis – The Pope of Renewal,
Mary of Nazareth, Life for Life: Maximilian Kolbe,
and God’s Not Dead. This library also has many
other good DVD movies about the lives of saints.
Come to this parish library and see for yourself. It is
located near the Eucharistic Adoration chapel
in the Governo House, and is open from 9 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. on Sundays.
Parish Events
Mass at HS Cemetery
11/8
Cemetery
10 a.m.
Sopas de Carne
11/8
Parish Ctr
6:30-8 p.m.
Veterans’ Mass
11/9
Church
11 a.m.
Church
7:30 p.m.
Spaghetti Fund Raiser 11/16
De Sousa
6-8 p.m.
Relics of Miguel Pro, SJ 11/21
De Sousa
7 p.m.
Parking Lot
8:30-1:30
Yosemite
——
Fr. Ricky Mission 11/13
Ladies in Stitches sale 11/23
Family Camping
6/113/15
Spirit School offers a
H oly
preschool program for chil-
dren ages 3-5 years and an elementary school for Kindergarten
through Eighth Grade. There are
many ways to learn more about
our school and what it has to offer your child.
Check out our school website www.holyspiritfmt.com to learn more about this
year’s school theme of “FROG - Fully Rely On
God.” Come learn about our full-day Kindergarten
program at the Kindergarten Information Night on
Monday, November 17th at 7 p.m. in the Kindergarten classroom in the back of the Small Hall. Applications for Kindergarten for the 2015-16 school
year will be available at the Information Night.
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Christmas sale on Sunday, November 23rd from
8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Come see all the beautiful,
handmade items that the ladies have made all year.
You can do your Christmas and Share Christmas
shopping. We accept cash or credit cards We will be
in front of the Gift Shop. Come see us.
at Holy Spirit - Come, join us for free YoY oga
ga Classes with Yoga Siromani Lalu
Paul. Sharpen your mind, body and soul with the
healthy power of yoga. Meet your soul in Christian
meditation. Charge your day with yoga breathing
techniques. Burn your fat and make your spine flexible. Relieve your stress and stay cool with yoga relaxation. Doors are open for people of all ages from
the first week of November.
Monday: 12 – 1 p.m. De Sousa House
Tuesday: 6:30 –7:30 a.m. De Sousa House
Thursday: 6:30–7:30 a.m. De Sousa House
Friday: 6–7 p.m. Parish Center upper room
* Bring your yoga mats with you.
Gabi planning is underway! Join us
S imbang
December 16-24 for Mass at 5:30 a.m. We al-
so need your help! There’s a sign-up sheet for EMs,
Lectors, Greeters & Ushers posted in the vestibule of
the old side of the Church. For specific questions
please contact Sylvia Aljentera at 683-3998.
The Novena continues to November 21st.
We are now praying in thanksgiving: For
peace and the family, human life, marriage and religious freedom.
For more info: 54days.org.
November 2, 2014
DAY 42
Faith Formation News
The Peace of the LORD be with you …
We still have Raffle and Pasta Feed tickets
available for you. Please assist by helping our
catechists get the best formation we can give
them.
This is the breakdown:
C
hildren's Liturgy of the Word - During the
9:00 a.m. Sunday Mass, K through 4th graders are
invited to attend Children's Liturgy of the Word. We
are presently seeking adults and teens to share the Gospel message with these children. If you are interested in
this ministry, please join the children to see what we're
all about! To be a presider at Children's Liturgy of the
Word, we ask that you volunteer for one Sunday each
month (or every other month) to work
with another presider to bring the Gospel message to the children. We plan
the discussions and activities ahead of
time at our planning meetings. The presiders for Kindergarten meet the second
Tuesday of each month in the Fireside
Lounge at 7:30 p.m. The presiders for
the 1st & 2nd graders meet the first Monday of the month
and the presiders for the 3rd & 4th graders meet the third
Monday of the month in the Fireside Lounge at 7:30
p.m. Our next meetings are Nov 4th (K) – changed
because of Holiday, Nov. 3rd (1/2) and Nov. 17th
(3/4). We ask that you consider giving your time to the
youth of our parish. The rewards are heavenly!!! For
further information, please contact Kendee at 796-8956
or kendeehs@yahoo.com.
14 catechists attended the One Day Congress held on October 18th. About 14 of them
will attend the 2-Day Conference in Santa
Clara on November 21st and 22nd. Last but not
least, about 30 youth and adult catechists desire to attend the Los Angeles Religious Congress in March 2015.
Formation is expensive and we want to provide the best opportunities available to our catechists to ensure that they share their faith in
ways that inspire our children to be Spirit-filled
and become Disciples of Christ in our midst.
We want to foster in our children the desire
to enter into a personal relationship with
Christ, to attend Mass often, to make them the
leaders of our community, to assist them in
converting us, their parents, and inspire us to
follow first, then become disciples ourselves of
Christ who freely offered His life so we could
have access to salvation.
The Raffle ticket is only $10 and the Pasta
Feed ticket is $6. Get yours and may you enjoy
the TV this oncoming Holiday season.
HELP US PROVIDE FORMATION TO
OUR CATECHISTS! THANKS!
Remember:
BE SPIRIT FILLED …
AND MAKE DISCIPLES!
The Peace of the LORD be with you …
www.holyspiritfremont.org
Dn. Rigo
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Around the Parish
Viva Cristo Rey!
There will be a presentation
and traveling relics on
Blessed Miguel Pro’, S.J., a
Martyr of Mexico, in the De
Sousa House on Friday,
Nov. 21st at 7:00 p.m. All
are welcome! Any questions, please call Lucy Pro
Alvarez-LeBon at 510-3779150.
Sleeping Bag & Blanket Drive
Please help those in need in our community stay warm this winter by donating a new sleeping bag or blanket . Our St. Vincent
de Paul Society has containers located in
the back of both sides of the church through
November 9th. Team up with a partner to make your
purchase more affordable. Thank you for your generosity and compassion!
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Culture of Life
Our witness to life must address the pain and
grieving experienced by those who have lost a
child. Just as we recognize the humanity of the
unborn child lost to abortion, we must
acknowledge equally the unborn child lost to
miscarriage. … As members of the body of
Christ, the Church, we are called to bear witness to the loss of every life, no matter how
brief or small.
Corner
C
ommunity Resource Partnership presents
How to Keep Control of your Golden Years.
Get answers to your questions like: What legal
documents will I need? How am I going to pay for
what I need? What are my options? This senior fair
is Wednesday, Nov. 19th, at 6:00 p.m. in the De Sousa House. Representatives from Senior Helpers, Aging Consulting Services, Horizon Elder Law, Life
Elder Care, Senior Visionary Services, Gentle Transitions, Seniors-on-the-Move, Heritage Financial
North, Emeritus Senior Living, Vitas, and BergePappas-Smith will be on hand. Dinner will be provided. Reserve your seat by November 12th at:
510-790-1645 or email communityrpartnership@
gmail.com. This talk is for seniors and for those
helping to plan for them.
— “Life Issues Forum: Loving Parents
After Miscarriage,” (USCCB)
D
on’t miss this great opportunity! Join us for a evening of
music, prayer and reflection as Paulist priest and composer, Fr. Ricky
Manalo, shares the stories behind the
composing of some of his most popular liturgical hymns, including Beyond the Days,
With One Voice, Worthy is the Lamb, and many other titles. Fr. Ricky will be giving this parish mission
at Holy Spirit Church on Thursday evening, November 13th at 7:30 accompanied by our own Holy Spirit
choirs and musicians. He will have his CD’s and
songbooks available for sale. The mission is free,
donations accepted.
for those who need extra help - all you
H elp
need is to have an open heart and a willingness
to work with young people who are faced with disabilities. The Young Adult Program (YAP) from
Fremont Unified School District is looking for local
companies and businesses who can provide their students with opportunities to gain work experience by
allowing the students to volunteer for 1 to 2 hours a
day. If interested we would love to hear from you!
Please contact Leo O’Niel at leooneill@aol.com or
510-589-5916.
November 2, 2014
Pilgrims and Stewardship
Pilgrimage to the Holy Land & Egypt
Please join Fr. Mat and other Holy Spirit parishioners on an unforgettable pilgrimage to the land hallowed by the presence of Jesus, our Savior. The
March 1-13, 2015 pilgrimage will be held in the
spirit of a Lenten retreat. We will only take 40
pilgrims on this incredible journey on a first come,
first served basis. Details on
our website,
holyspiritfremont.org.
Brochures & registration
forms are also available at the Parish Office.
Pilgrimage to Italy
Fr. Brandon is leading an unforgettable pilgrimage
to Italy including Assisi, Siena, Florence, Rome, and
more. The pilgrimage takes place April 13—23,
2015. Details, including registration form, are on the
homepage of our website, holyspiritfremont.org.
This week the SVdP Food
Pantry here at Holy Spirit
Parish needs cereal,
canned
corn
and
canned green beans.
Thank you for dropping items at the Parish
Office!
The vocation of every man and
woman is to serve other people.
—Leo Tolstoy
Giant Thank You to those who came and
A donated
blood at the Parish Blood Drive!!!
We hit a grand slam with the 36 people who registered and the 30 who were eligible to donate
blood. Our parish was able to help supply over
50 local hospitals with enough blood to help 90
patients! Thank you to all who took the time to
give blood. Your efforts will truly help save
lives! Our next blood drive is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 22nd, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the
Small Hall.
Please note: We will place the names of our dearly departed on the altar during the month of November so we can pray for the repose of their
souls at Mass. Please find the All Souls envelopes
at the back of the church or stop by the Church
Office to get your envelope.
From our youngest Stewards …
I helped someone, I prayed, I studied my lessons:
Angel, Kai, Noah, Keiko, Dylan, Aiden,
Gerald, Reggie, Gianna, Joachim, Marie-Anne, Erin, Joachim, Alden, Jayden, Erin, Mailia, and Jenna.
www.holyspiritfremont.org
Stewardship Corner
Sunday, October 26th
= $ 26,202
All Souls
= $ 2,445
Our pledged weekly amount is
$29, 408.
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The Festival Committee invites all parishioners to the 23rd annual
Sopas De Carne
The first 400 guests will be served this traditional, complimentary Portuguese meal of beef broth and cabbage on
Saturday, November 8th
6:30 to 8:00 p.m. - Parish Center
Don’t miss the old fashioned cake auction, plus
the huge 50/50 cash raffle. Attire is casual!
As you know, Sopas De Carne kicks off our Holy Spirit Festival season.
This tradition of offering a complimentary meal to 400 guests is made possible by your support and generous donations. Please help us defray the costs
this year by donating one of the following items, which can be dropped off at
the Parish Office. Thank you so much for your loving support!
Needs list
400 pounds of beef (or cash donations
toward purchase)
90 loaves of sweet French bread
8 cases of cabbage donated by Patrick &
Karen Dutrow
5 10-lb cans of tomato sauce Sylvia &
Lou Aljentera
5 gallons of rose wine donated by Rolly
& Marina Salazar
400 place settings: plates, napkins,
cutlery
Hot/cold cups Anonymous Donor
Paper towels Anonymous Donor
Rolls of plastic table covering
Desserts for the dessert table
Volunteers for set-up, serving &
clean-up
Donations, volunteer, or questions? Contact Janet Monteiro at 510-796-9261.
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Mildred P. Arafiles-Reyes, D.D.S.
Business: 510.494.2101
Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry
Cell: 510.673.6030 Fax: 510.744.1175
jabreu9188@aol.com • www.c21mm.com
Dentistry for Adults & Children
489-9282 or 489-9283
32025 Alvarado Blvd.
ALICE’S
ALTERATIONS
Specializing in
Wedding Alterations
For Appointment
Please Call
(510) 794-8693
(15 Years Experience)
Each office is independently owned and operated
New! Lechon Liempo!
NAYONG FILIPINO
John A. Fetto
1796 Whipple Rd., Union City, CA 94587
(510) 489-9888 www.nayongfilipino.com
Attorney
Serving the Filipino Community in the East Bay for over 18 Years.
“Tumawag lang po kayo”
510-282-1186 • Toll Free 888-478-5813
www. fettolawgroup.com
AIDA C. DIZON REALTOR
CalBRE# 01435690
510-928-7121 Cell
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
It’s time you became a Knight!
GEORGE A. COIT COUNCIL 2692
Serving Holy Spirit and
Fremont for over 80 years
37600 Central Ct., Cte. 264
Newark, CA 94560
aidad@comcast.net
www.aidacares.com
Pls. Call Me for “Parishioner’s Discount”
Contact: Edward Caron, FS
650-996-0503
coitcouncil@gmail.com
• 97% of all households attending church take at least one bulletin home every Sunday
• 74% of all members of the household read the entire bulletin
• 70% of all households are aware of and look at the advertising in the bulletin
• 68% of households surveyed, when making a choice between businesses,
are inclined to choose the one who advertised in the bulletin
• 62% of households keep the bulletin the entire week as a reference
• 41% of households do business with a company specifically because of their
advertisement in the church bulletin
• 22% of households go to breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner after church each week.
(Information from a University of Missouri Study)
We know that 41% of all households do business
with a company specifically because of their
advertising in the church bulletin. No where else
can you advertise and benefit from such loyalty.
That’s using your advertising budget
to gain long term customers!
CALL J.S. PALUCH COMPANY TODAY TO PLACE YOUR AD.
1.800.231.0805
513954 Holy Spirit Church (A)
www.jspaluch.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-231-0805