If you would like to register as a member of Our Lady of Hope, you may pick up a Parish Information & Registration Form Booklet at the Welcome Table in the entrance to the church on Saturday or

the Welcome Table in the Parish Center on Sundays.

Welcome to everyone in attendance today! Whether you are traveling from

across the street or country, thank you for choosing to spend part of your weekend with our Christian community of believers. OUR LADY OF HOPE CATHOLIC

Fr. Christopher A. Hoffmann, Pastor Fr. Bernard Kiratu, Associate Pastor

4675 S. CLYDE MORRIS BLVD. , PORT ORANGE, FL 32129 Mailing address: P.O. Box 290216, Port Orange, FL 32129

Office 788-6144 EMERGENCY (after hours) 788-9485

Dear Friends, Valentine's Day has become a day when we tell those we love, particularly one's spouse, how much they are valued and cherished. It is a day typically filled with hearts and greetings of love and affection. Most women find it easy to express their love to their husbands. Sometimes men aren't as good at that. Maybe that is why we men need Valentine's Day more than women do. Yet, what is the origin of this day? During the third century there were a number of people with the name Valentine or Valentinus who were martyred. The Emperor Claudius II believed that single men were better soldiers than those who were married. So, he outlawed marriage for young men. Valentine, a priest, realizing the injustice of this decree secretly officiated at the weddings of young lovers. When the emperor discovered this, he was executed. There was a priest or bishop named Valentine of Terni. While in jail for spreading the faith, something forbidden in the Roman Empire at the time, he was told he would be freed if he could heal the judge’s adopted daughter who was blind. He cured her and asked that all the Christians in that prison be released as well. In addition, the judge was to destroy all the pagan idols and be converted to Christianity himself. When Emperor Claudius heard of this, he had Valentine beaten and beheaded on Feb. 14, 270 AD. As he was being carried off to execution, he wrote a note of encouragement to the girl he had cured of blindness and signed it, “From your Valentine”. The true nature of who St. Valentine was would be an inspiration for those facing challenges. He strengthened the one he loved to remain strong, virtuous, and faithful to God even in the midst of violence and persecution. The romantic part of Valentine’s Day probably has to do with the pagan holiday celebrated in the Roman Empire on Feb. 15th as the feast of Lupercal, a day to honor Faunus, the Roman god of agriculture, as well as the founders of Rome, Romulus and Remus. On the feast day sacrifices would be made and the hides of the animals would be dipped in the blood and touched to the cattle so they might be fertile that spring. It often was done to young women that they might also bear children. On the eve of Lupercalia, young men would draw lots bearing the names of single girls whose names were placed in a large urn; the two would then be sweethearts for the whole year. Often this would lead to marriage. Catholic pastors, however, would encourage young people to invoke the saint to seek true love informed by Christian grace. Like a lot of Catholic lore, we may never know all the facts about who St. Valentine was. Maybe he was a combination of a couple martyrs of that period in the Church’s history. But what we learn is that the saint was more than just about hearts and roses. He spread the faith, he cured the sick, and he challenged the injustice of the empire. This is what we are called to do in our day. We stand as witnesses of the Gospel inside the church and in the marketplace. We challenge people and systems that hold values contrary to the Gospel. We do these things through Faith Formation and RCIA, Ministry to the Sick, and FAITH. So, on St. Valentine’s Day enjoy time with your beloved, but also thank God for the faith he sacrificed his life for so that we might be able to worship today. Peace, Fr. Chris Question to Ponder: Where does your faith shine like a light for others? Fr. Chris, Spiritual Advisor

PASTOR’S CORNER-Valentine’s Day

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OUR CATHOLIC APPEAL What God has prepared for those who love Him! Jesus’ power is the tenderness of His very heart which gives life to us. We are called to renew our world in Christ and collaborating with Christ to transform His people into the kingdom of God. This kingdom was revealed as present in the person and actions of Jesus Christ. This kingdom is ours to also fulfill with God through the ministries supported by Our Catholic Appeal which invite Him into our daily living. Our Parish goal for Our Catholic Appeal For 2020 is $180,598. Once we achieve our goal, the majority of the additional funds will be returned to our parish to support our own special needs. We will celebrate Our Catholic Appeal Weekend on February 15th or 16th. Please prayerfully consider and come prepared to make your sacrificial gift. For your convenience, all pledges can be paid in ten monthly install-ments. PLEASE RETURN YOUR PLEDGES TO OUR LADY OF HOPE , do not mail them to the Diocese as it delays your response in our records. Thank you in advance for your support.

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR LADY OF HOPE IN YOUR WILL.

D A N ’ S C O R N E R - M A Y I L I S T E N

May I listen to your worries, Though you feel despair, If you talk with me a moment, You will see that I do care, Please share with me your sorrow, Don’t be ashamed to shed a tear, I’ll listen to your worries, Try to help remove the fear,

I cannot solve your problems, This is something only you can do, But talking through your worries, May give an overview. Perhaps within the silence, You might just be aware That deep within the silence is someone else who cares

Regulat ions for Fast & Abst inence

Ash Wednesday, February 26 is a day of fast and abstinence . Fridays of Lent are also days of abstinence.

(Ash Wednesday Services: 8:30am Mass; Noon Liturgy of the Word & 7:00pm Mass)

Fasting is to be observed by all 18 years and older, who have not yet celebrated their 59th birthday. On a fast day one full meal is allowed. Two other meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to each one’s needs, but together they should not equal one

full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted, but liquids including milk, and juices are allowed. Abstinence is observed by all 14 years and older. On days of abstinences no meat is allowed. Note that when health or ability to work would be seriously affected, the law does not oblige. When in doubt concerning fasting and abstinence, the parish priest should be consulted. Fasting, almsgiving and prayer are the three traditional disciplines of Lent. The faithful and catechumens should undertake these practices seriously in a spirit of penance and or preparation for baptism or renewals of baptism at Easter.

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DAILY READINGS AND MASS INTENTIONS Date Time Mass Intention Daily Scriptures

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH

7:30am 9:00am

11:00am

† Grace Sylvester † People of the Parish † John Cameron, Sr.

Is 58:7-10; Ps 112:4-9; 1 Cor 2:1-5;Mt 5:13-16

MONDAY FEBRUARY 10TH

8:30am

† John Bryandt 1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13; Ps 132:6-7, 8-10; Mk 6:53-56

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH

8:30am

† Special Intention

1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30; Ps 84:3-5, 10-11;Mk 7:1-13

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH

8:30am

† Andrew Kurey

1 Kgs 10:1-10; Ps 37:5-6, 30-31, 39-40;Mk 7:14-23

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH

8:30am

† Special Intention

1 Kgs 11:4-13; Ps 106:3-4, 35-37, 40;Mk 7:24-30

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH

8:30am

† Jerry Wojciechowski Birthday

1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19;Ps 81:10-11ab, 12-15; Mk 7:31-37

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH

4:00pm † Ted Arendt 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34;Ps 106:6-7ab, 19-22; Mk 8:1-10

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH

7:30am

9:00am 11:00am

† People of the Parish & Helen Steinmann † Andre & Richard Schoenbauer † Carol & Martin Doughney 59th Wedding Anniversary

Sir 15:15-20; Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 17-18, 33-34;1 Cor 2:6-10; Mt 5:17-37 [20-22a, 27-28,33-34a, 37]

THE WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 2, 2020 Offertory $ 13,966.00 Building/Maintenance 2,040.00 Total $ 16,006.00 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ACCURATE ACCOUNTING OF YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS, PLEASE USE YOUR ENVELOPES. THANK YOU!

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PANCAKE\BLOOD DRIVE On Sunday, February 9th the Knights of Columbus will host a pancake breakfast\Blood Drive. The breakfast consists of All you Can Eat Pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage and bacon. Adults- $5 children under 10-$3.

OUR LADY OF HOPE Thanks! Because you are concerned… This is a note of appreciation. Our thank you is

simple but sincere statement. You are bring thanked by the poor and needy for food, medicine and other needs you are supplying. Thank you for allowing us to be a channel of your almsgiving. “ The Poor Boxes are the Bread of the Needy.”

COFFEE & DONUTS “Council of Catholic Women” will be in charge of Coffee & Donuts on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH. Thank You.

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Contact Information Update Request

With the advancement of technology, we have noticed many people have disconnected their home phone and we do not have many email addresses. It is important for the parish to have accurate contact information for our parishioners. If you have new information to provide us, please fill in your updates below. Please mail or drop off at the parish office or you can drop in the collection basket at Mass. Name:____________________________________________________________________ Address:___________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip:_______________________________________________________________ Primary Phone number:_______________________________________________________ Email Address:___________________________________________________________

I am a parishioner I would like to become a parishioner

Congratulations to our confirmandi who received the Sacrament of Confirmation on

Saturday, January 11th.

Mackenzie Ayoub, Jenna Capozzi, Isabel Castillon, Warren Dietrich, Alana Francis, Ava Grimaldi, Evan

Jania, Matthew Marino, Ross Paoletti, Joseph Perry, Evan Philio, Emma Sheerin and Sophie Thumbeck.

You are cordially invited to a screening of “The Two Popes”

Date: Friday, 2/21

Time: 6:45 PM Where: In the Church

Movie Run Time: 2 hours 6 minutes Movie Rated: PG-13

Enjoy the Oscar nominated performances of

Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce !

An inspired story about how we wrestle with our shortcomings, how grace changes us, and how all of this

leads back to God. Come enjoy an engaging experience that will make you rethink Pope Benedict and Pope Frances.

Questions? Contact : Jasmine Woodward—(386) 788-6144 or

email at rcia@ladyofhope.org

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RESPECT LIFE CORNER The Respect Life Ministry thanks all who are participating in this year’s spiritual adoption of an unborn baby who is in danger of abortion. Anyone who did not receive a prayer card or cards last Saturday or Sunday or any-

one who would like more cards, they are available in back of church at the respect life table. Directions are on the cards, including a place to records dates you be-gan and ended of the year and a place to name your unborn baby. God bless you for this unselfish commitment. Our Lady of Hope Respect Life Ministry welcomes new members. Our ministry upholds the teachings of the Catholic Church that all life is sacred from conception until natural death. Pro-life is an important part of our faith journey, and if you would like to know more about our ministry and how you can participate in its activities, or email: respectlife

NEW MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION If you are interested in serving as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion there’s a workshop scheduled: Saturday, May 9, 2020 at Church of the Epiphany, Port Orange, FL. Both are from 9:00am–noon. In order to attend a workshop, you must complete a petition for

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. Diocese of Orlando two weeks prior to the workshop. This is due to change in diocesan requirements. A Petition must be completed & approved by the Pastor before a mandate will be issued by the Bishop. There are two ways to complete this Petition: 1) You may call the church office and we will complete it for you 2) Go to OUR website: ladyofhope.org under Ministers of Holy Communion (please print and bring to office for Processing ).(Church will pay registration fee). DO NOT COMPLETE THE PETITION ON THE DIOCESE OF ORLANDO WEBSITE AS IT WILL NOT BE APPROVED BY FATHER CHRIS AND NO MANDATE WILL BE ISSUED All petitions must be submitted by Monday, April 20 for May Session. Any questions concerning this ministry, please call Rosemary Parlade at 767-7764 or the parish office at 788-6144.

Save the Date: Our Lady of Hope Golf Tournament

All proceeds benefit Our Lady of Hope Youth Programs

Saturday, April 25, 2020 Crane Lakes Golf & Country Club

For more information, contact Maureen at

CONTRIBUTION REPORTS If you need a Contribution Report for your taxes, please complete the attached box and drop in collection basket or call the parish office at 788-6144. Name:_________________________________ Envelope Number _______________________

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

HIGH SCHOOL Youth Ministry: CIRCLE OF GRACE (Safe Environment) February 9th 12:00PM to 2:00PM Grades 8 to 12 Youth Room in Parish Office Regular Session February 16th 12:00PM to 2:00PM Grades 8 to 12 Youth Room in Parish Office MIDDLE SCHOOL Youth Ministry: CIRCLE OF GRACE (Safe Environment): February 9th 10:15am-11:45am-Grades 6 & 7 Youth Room in Parish Office Regular Session: February 16th 10:15am-11:45am-Grades 6 & 7 Youth Room in Parish Office Elementary School’s CFF: CIRCLE OF GRACE (Safe Environment) : February 9th - Grades K through 5th grades Classes from 10:15AM to 11:45AM in the Parish Center. Regular Session: February 16th- Grades K through 5th grades Classes from 10:15AM to 11:45AM in the Parish Center Children’s LITURGY OF THE WORD (or “CLOW”): Children in K through 5th grades are invited to attend “CLOW” during the 9:00AM Mass every Sunday. Families are to attend the 9:00AM Mass, and the children will be called forward by the priest for a short blessing, then the children will follow Ms. Larissa and Mrs. Senft for their CLOW session. Children will return to their families during the “Offertory” part of the Mass. No registration or fees are required to attend this.

Questions, contact Rowena Hoblin at 386-788-6747 or faithformation@ladyofhope.org

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS PARISHONERS!

We raised $3322.25 for Outreach Ministry!

See you again next year!

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OUR LADY OF HOPE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ULTRA SOUND INITIATIVE BABY BOTTLE FUND

RAISER CAMPAIGN We see prayers answered every day—sometimes they

are small ones, sometimes they are giant ones. We are requesting your assistance in raising funds thru the baby bottle effort. The bot-tles will be available the weekend of February 8 and 9. Please take home a bottle, fill with any donation your heart leads you to make and return at any time within the next month or so. There will be bottle collection container located in the main vestibule of the church, may give to a Knight or you may leave them at the parish office.

Bless you for supporting our Pro-Life efforts!! Our Lady of Hope Knights of

Columbus #8086.

PARISH MISSION Our Lady of Hope will once again welcome Father Richard Leonard, S. J. (Father Ray’s Cousin). He was here in March, 2015. He will preach at all the Masses the weekend of March 14th and March 15th. The mission will be March 16th-March 18th. The Sessions will be as follows: Monday, March 16 Sessions: “Listening Before We Speak?” Morning from 9:00am-10:15am Evening 7:00pm-8:15pm We will look at a large international survey of young Catholics 15-25 years of age asking them what they are most looking for amongst as, what are the major obstacles to them joining and participating in the life

of the Church. How can the church respond to these challenges. Tuesday, March 17th Sessions: “Context is everything” Morning from 9:00am-10:15am Evening 7:00pm-8:15pm Young people are now faced with an array of options and choices most of them explored through film, television, the interneand social media. How well do we know the media culture that is profoundly forming the values of our young people (and us) and how does our Catholic tradition help us respond to it? How do we all download the best and leave the rest? Wednesday, March 18th Sessions: “Glimpsing Eternity ” Morning from 9:00am-10:15am Evening 7:00pm-8:15pm Given that the media culture is now the primary vehicle for how many young Catholics encounter Otherness through big stories, contemplate other worlds, other realties, other forms of being, spirits, demons and angels, think about metaphysics and meta-ethics. How can the Church harness the best of the media world in a way that deepens faith, for us and our children, affirms the best of our values and aids prayer? Father Richard is a Jesuit priest. He has degrees in arts and education, as well as a Master’s degree in theology. Fr. Richard did graduate studies at the London Film School and has a PhD from the University of Melbourne. He directs the Australian Catholic Office for Film & Broadcasting, has been a Visiting Professor of Communications at the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, is an Honorary Fellow of Australian Catholic University and has been a visiting scholar with the School of Theatre, Film & Television at UCLA. Author of several books entitled: “Why Bother Praying” Where the Hell is God”, “What Are we Waiting For? Reflections for Advent & Christmas” , “What Are We Doing on Earth for Christ’s Sake?” His newest book, “Hatch, Match and Dispatch” All his books available for purchase in the parish office or at the morning and evening missions. He will be happy to autograph them. We will also have his sister’s book: “Full Catastrophe”.

NEEDCRAFT GROUP Anyone who enjoys sewing, knitting or crocheting or would like to learn how, please join us from 9:30-11:00am on Thursday, February 13 and 27 in the

Father George Room. We are stuffing the dolls on Thursday, January 16. Come out and help. It’s a lot of fun and many hands make light work. Meet new friends with similar skills, Beginners encouraged. Come and learn how to make booties and hats for babies. We have a selection of yarn and fabric for you to choose from. Plus we have been blessed with two Sewing Machines that we can use for walker bags or bandana bibs or ther-apy dolls. Etc. All ladies welcome. For more info call Kathleen at (561)827-9076.

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Funeral Notification and Planning

The death of a loved one is always painful, yet requires timely decisions for scheduling funeral rites. Contacting the funeral home/cremation provider of your choice is the first response following the death of a loved one. The funeral home or family member (for those who choose to use a direct cremation service/ society) should then contact, Dan Weimer, the Funeral Coordinator at Our Lady of Hope at (386) 299-4490. Dan will assist with scheduling a Mass or Service, and arrange an appointment with the family to plan the Funeral Mass/Service. Funeral Masses may be scheduled with the decedent in a casket or with cremated remains once the remains are available. Funeral Masses are scheduled and celebrated at Our Lady of Hope at the 8:30 a.m. Mass Monday

through Friday. Memorial Masses are not permitted in the Diocese of Orlando (this means the absence of a body or cremains). A date for a Funeral Mass/Service cannot be scheduled without the funeral home or family member contacting Dan. This policy is in place to avoid scheduling conflicts and assure the availability of the church and a priest. There are brochures available in the pamphlet racks in the church or parish office which speak about the Church’s teachings on Catholic Funerals and Cremation.

Bereavement Ministry (Comfort and Care)

SEASONS OF HOPE - A six week program, rooted in Catholic tradition, conveys God’s consolation through scripture, prayer, reflection and sharing our faith. Each year many families face the loss of loved ones. Seasons of Hope offers the bereaved an opportunity to come together to share with others and can give a voice to your unique journey of grief, finding healing and hope. The current session began on January 25, 2020. If you would like to speak confidentially or register for the sessions, please contact Pam Flesch at 386-788-1316. MOVING ON– This ministry began two years ago and now has approximately 20 attendees each month. Based on the curriculum and articles that Maryann has written, the gatherings involve scripture, prayer, and sharing the everyday adjust-

ments following the death of a loved one. The goal of MOVING ON after sadness and replacing joy in our lives is the highlight of our meetings. The February meeting will be on Wednesday, February 26th in the The February meeting will be on Wednesday, February 26th in the The February meeting will be on Wednesday, February 26th in the Parish Center, Rooms 6 & 8 at 10am to 12Parish Center, Rooms 6 & 8 at 10am to 12Parish Center, Rooms 6 & 8 at 10am to 12. . . If you are interested or need more information, please call Mary Ann Curran at 386-756-2685.

Mission Statement: “Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church is a worshipping and welcoming parish community serving the Kingdom of God. We celebrate and live our faith in Jesus Christ through the Sacraments, and

by our words and actions.”

SPIRITUAL SHAPE UPSPIRITUAL SHAPE UPSPIRITUAL SHAPE UP Welcome back to the Ordinary Time. Ordinary time is the church season between Christmas and Lent and then between Easter and Advent. During this time we journey along with Jesus throughout his adult ministry. During the next few weeks of Ordinary Time, we will explore issues related to Right to Life.

RIGHT TO LIFE WEEK 4: QUALITY OF LIFE

Right to life issues aren’t just birth and death issues, but also issues related to quality of life. Things like access to health care, enough food to eat, shelter, water to drink, safe environment and education are all examples of issues that are related to the quality of life that a person has. As Catholics, we are called to help insure that every person has access to these things. What can you do this week to help another person gain access to these things? Do you have extra food, clothes you can donate to one of our ministries - Outreach, Thrift Store or Loaves and Fishes? Can you pray for our society to have a great respect and care for each person? Can you lobby a politician for better assistance in one of these areas? Pick one of these things to do this week.

Want to go deeper: Do some research on a livable wage. How much money does it take for a single person to live in Port Orange? How about a single parent or a dual income family of 4? How many people in our community make less than that?

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COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN PARTY TIME: February 12, 2020 in the Parish Center at 11:00 a.m., Luncheon and Games or Cards of your choice, prizes and “Share the Wealth”. Tickets $10.00 and will be available, after Masses on February 9th , and in the office until Monday, February 10th. Co-chairs, Fay at 304-0314 and Betty at 767-6265. CIRCLE GROUP: Meeting February 10, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. in rooms 6 & 8 of the Parish Center. For information contact Pat at 492-7485.

Our Lady of Hope Thrift Store

MONDAY-SATURDAY 9:00AM-3:00PM

1080 Reed Canal Road South Daytona, FL

(386) 767-0571

DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN HELP

SUPPORT YOUR CHURCH BY DONATING YOUR UNWANTED ITEMS!!

Always accepting donations! Free Pick-Up Service on large furniture

Our Lady of Hope SOCIABLE SENIORS VALENTINE’S DAY

LUNCHEON

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2020 Please come to Mass at 11:00 a.m. in the Chapel

Followed by Buffet Style Luncheon our Parish Center Catered by Carefree Catering

Menu Homestyle Lasagna, Sausage, Vegetable, Salad,

Red Velvet Cake

$12 per Member Non-Members $14 Tickets available at the Parish Center after all Sunday masses on February 16th only or at the Parish Office February 10th to Final Day February 17th. No ticket will be sold after February 17th. It would be appreciated your paying by check. Make check Payable to OLOH Sociable Seniors. Thank you.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SWEETHEART DANCE

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2020 DOORS OPEN AT 5:30PM

DINNER AT 6:00PM Donation $20.00 per person

Dancing Music by Frank Saffi Band Limited Seating

Menu Choice: Stuffed Chicken Breast or Roast Beef, with Mashed Potatoes, Gravy,

Steamed Vegetables, & Dessert Tickets on sale the weekend of February 9th & 16th or the Parish Office during the week.

For information, call 788-6144. GET YOUR RAFFLE TICKET!!

The Knights of Columbus are running a raffle in conjunction with the February Dinner\ Dance You have chance to win: Grand Prize-VIP Dinner for 8 at Malibu Grill (Angus Beef, Seafoods Items, wine tasting, Appetizer & dessert-Value $595) or gift cards from local restaurants and businesses. 1 for $5 or 3 for $10 Need Not be present to win. Limited to 500 tickets. Benefits numerous Knights charities including Coats for Kids, Family Renew, etc. Don’t have to be present to win.

COMING SOON Seafood Fridays

February 28, March 6, 13, 20, 27 and April 3 in the Father Raymond O’Leary Parish Center.

Food served from 5:30pm-6:15pm DETAILS IN NEXT WEEKS

BULLETIN ADDITIONS TO THE MENU

For information, call 788-6144.

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BAPTISMS—Call the Parish Office to schedule an appointment with Father Chris, 788-6144. Preparation Class 12:30pm see schedule. (Register at: ladyofhope.org) by Michael & Carrie Rosolino. MARRIAGES: Call Fr. Christopher or Fr. Bernard at 788-6144 to set an initial meeting to begin the Marriage Preparation process. As required by the Diocese of Orlando, no date may be set for the marriage before this appointment. One party must be a registered member of the Parish.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Advertisements in this bulletin are purchased through the bulletin publisher. Our Lady of Hope Parish does not recommend for or against any advertiser. We appreciate their support, of course, but everyone should take appropriate steps to check the references of any advertiser before doing business with them.

GOING INTO HOSPITAL\NURSING HOME We need your help. So many changes are going on at the hospitals due to the confidentiality laws. Please keep this in mind and remember to call the parish office at 788-6144 with the following information: Patient’s Name, Hospital, Room Number, etc. Please note if you wish to be anointed, there is anointing after the 8:30am Mass on Tuesday morning. Also note if you go into the hospital with an emergency, you may ask the nurse to call the Hospital Chaplain and a Priest will be called, if you wish to be anointed.

MINISTRIES AA- Craig E. 316-8139 AL ANON-Walt 763-1135 Altar Rosary Society—Cheryl-304-2762 Altar Server Coordinator– Deacon Mike R.-316-0128 Bereavement Ministry (Comfort & Care) Seasons of Hope-Pamela Flesch-788-1316 Moving On-Maryann Curran, MSCP-756-2685 Bingo-Joan -756-7970;Chiquita-788-6144 or Lucy-322-8037 Cancer Support Group– Laura Richmond 321-436-1375 Council of Catholic Women- Pam Willmott, President– 386-212-2794 or email: pawolohccw@gmail.com Cursillo– Greg & Liz Lilly-386-788-6144 Family Life Ministry– Melissa Soto 386-295-6340 or Larissa Carson at L5neptune@aol.com Holy Communion– Patsy Pardon 788-2934 Human Trafficking-Coord.-Deacon Mike Pettit-679-7256 Justice Ministry-Ed & Margaret LeMay 233-3843 Knights of Columbus Council 8086-John O’Malley, G.K. 767-5268 (2nd Thur. 7:00pm) Assembly 2794-John O’Malley, F.N. 767-5268 (meets 4th Thur. 7:00pm) Lawrence Whelan Library—Office 788-6144 Lectors—Jane Weimer 788-6144, Ext. 314 Loaves & Fishes-Joe McCauley, 386-871-7669 or email: JoeMcGolf2@yahoo.com Ministry to the Sick & Homebound-Pam Flesch at 386-788-1316 or Yvonne Smith at 610-334-3883 or email: mtsh@ladyofhope.org OLOH Prayer Ministry—Theresa Franzo 761-7416 To request a prayer call Mary at 307-7808 OLOH Outreach Ministry-Jackie Dailey, President 767-0572 Respect Life Ministry-email: respectlife@ladyofhope.org Religious Articles Store — Victor Fonseca 265-3567 Sociable Seniors—Cheryl, President– 304-2762 Thrift Store— Chris Ahlswede –767-0571 Ushers-Tony Manzolillo 882-5412 Welcome Table—Laura Richmond 321-436-1375 Counseling Ministry-Phyllis A LaVigna, MSW,LCSW-Call 788-5021 for a confidential intake by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker

STAFF Associate Pastor

Father Bernard Kiratu 788-6144, Ext. 310

E:Mail: frbernard@ladyofhope.org Director of Liturgy\Minister of Music

Funeral Coordinator Daniel V. Weimer 788-6144, ext. 314

E-Mail: danw@ladyofhope.org 386-299-4490

Administrative Coordinator/Secretary Chiquita Rodgers 788-6144, ext 301

E-Mail: chiquita@ladyofhope.org Manager/Parish Center

John Rodgers 788-6144

Business Manager Vincent LaVigna 788-6144, Ext. 306

E-mail: finance@ladyofhope.org HR/Finance/Social Media

Maureen Kealhofer 788-6144 Ext 304

E-Mail: maureenk@ladyofhope.org Facilities Manager Jerry MacKenzie 788-6144, Ext. 318

E-Mail: jmack@ladyofhope.org Minister of Youth

Evangelization and Discipleship Rowena Hoblin

788-6747 E-mail: faithformation@ladyof hope.org

RCIA Coordinator Jasmine Woodward

788-6144 E-mail: RCIA@ladyofhope.org

Coordinator for Human Trafficking Task Force

Deacon Michael Pettit, R. N. CCM 386-679-7256

E-Mail: dcnpettit@ladyofhope.org Altar Server Coordinator/Young Adult

Deacon Mike Rosolino 316-0128

E-Mail:deaconmiker@ladyofhope.org Deacon Mike Willems

deaconmichaelw@ladyofhope.org

Cursillo\Ultreya Meetings Church of the Epiphany, Port Orange

meet Second Monday at 6:00pm in the Parish Center.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church, New Smyrna Beach Meet every second Thursday at

6:00pm in their Social Hall. All Cursillo/Ultreya Members are invited to at-

tend either or both of these groups.

Coming in March—Parish Book Club and Study Group

This past Christmas, you received an extra holiday gift: a book about the saints—Rediscover the Saints written by Matthew Kelly. He says, “The Saints show us what is possible, and what is possible is amazing. Take time to reflect. Look deeper. You and I—human beings– are capable of incredible things.” YOU are invited to reflect and look deeper with us! Join us beginning in March to take a deeper dive into this wonderful book and how to connect it to your life.

Great way to enrich your faith during the season of Lent! Watch for book club schedule coming soon in bulletin!

Questions: Jasmine Woodward (386) 788-6144 or email—rcia@ladyofhope.org

HEARING AIDS If you are hearing impaired we have special hearing aids to work with our sound system. If you would like to

borrow one for the Mass, please ask one of the ushers and they will assist you.

CHOIR REHEARSAL We have choir rehearsals on Wednesdays, at 6:30pm. Open to High School, College age and adults. Please join us. We are in need of new members for our choirs at 9:00am & 11:00am Masses. Dan Weimer