St. Paul

Catholic Church June 24th, 2018

T h e L o v e o f C h r i s t I m p e l s u s t o b e

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WEEKEND MASSES Saturday : 5:00 pm Sunday: 7:30 am 9:30 am 11:30 am

DAILY MASSES Mon, Tues, Thurs.: 7:00 am Wednesday @ hosp.: 7:00 am Friday: 8:20 am

CONFESSIONS Saturday: 3:30-until all are heard Anytime by appointment

Our Mission

Embrace the God who loves you; Engage in our community that

journeys with you; Serve the world that needs you.

This is the heart and soul of what we are about as faithful followers

of Jesus Christ at St. Paul Parish in Highland, Illinois.

RECTORY OFFICE HOURS Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am—4:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am—12:00 pm Saturday & Sunday: 9-1 pm

CONNECT Phone: 618-654-2339 Fax: 618-654-9980 Website: www.stpaulhighland.orgFacebook: /St-Paul-Catholic-Church Address: 1412 9th Street, Highland, IL 62249

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PARISH STAFF RETREAT DAY will be this coming Wednesday, June 27. Both the School and Parish Offic-

es will be closed that day. Please remember us in prayer, and we pray for you! Thank you.

ALICE ABENDROTH IS RETIRING And you thought Alice already retired! Well, that’s true, from her secre-tarial position at the parish – years ago! Now, she is retiring from her 25+ years of ministry at the nursing homes. Yes, for 25+ years she has been faithfully set-ting up for monthly Masses at Faith Countryside and Highland Health Care. She helped to gather the resi-dents for Mass each month, at each place, and prayed the rosary with them after Mass. Alice will still be in-volved in civic work and will continue to make her deli-cious potato salad! We thank you Alice for your hard work and sharing the love of Jesus with so many nurs-ing home residents throughout the years. Your ministry and presence will be missed!!!

MEALS FOR PRIESTS Parishioners have been so generous in preparing meals, soups, etc., for Mi-chael Meinhart, myself and other priests over the last three years. I express my thanks for your generosity!

With Fr. Adam coming onboard, he and I have agreed it would be great to gather the area priests to have prayer and dinner once a week to share in our priestly ministry together. Since we do not have a cook at the rectory, we thought pa-rishioners might be interested in providing Wednesday evening meals. We will gather for prayer at 4:30pm and eat at 5:00pm. We will invite the following priests to RSVP each week:

Msgr. Dave Peters, Pastor Emeritus Msgr. Jim Blazine, Retired - Belleville Fr. Paul Bonk, Pierron, Pocahontas, Grantfork Fr. Paul Habing, Marine, Spanish Ministry Fr. Kevin Laughery, Troy, St. Jacob Fr. Alan Hunter, Greenville

They will join Fr. Adam, and myself, as well as seminari-an Michael Meinhart, during the summer.

We are hoping for simple meals that do not require a lot of time to prepare and with no frills. If you are interested in providing a meal on a Wednesday, please go to the following link: https://www.signupgenius.com/

go/10c0548aca629a2fe3-wednesday or call the parish of-

fice to sign-up as our Master Chef. This link was also sent on Friday morning to all parishioners who have an email listed at the parish office.

If you would then call the parish office, a day or two before your date to prepare the meal, to find out how many priests will be attending the dinner, that would be great. Thanks so much!

MASS SCHEDULE CHANGES With the arrival of Fr. Adam, we will be add-ing a couple of Masses during the week. The weekend and weekday Mass schedule will remain unchanged, however, we will be adding two weekday Masses. They are:

Wednesday at 6:30pm in the Church Friday at 7:00am in the Church

I will continue to take Mondays off and Fr. Adam’s day off will be on Tuesday. Therefore, Fr. Adam will always have the Monday morning 7:00am Mass and I will always have the Tuesday morning 7:00am Mass. We will rotate our schedules for all other weekday and weekend Masses. Nursing Home Masses will now be on Thursdays.

Having two priests serving at St. Paul and until that is no longer the case, will allow us to have funerals on Mon-days, once again.

PARISH AND SCHOOL OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED ON JULY 4TH.

In the love of Christ,

Fr. Pat

Father Pat’s Pen

FR. PAT’S CONTACT PROCEDURES

Email is Fr. Pat’s preferred mode of communication…

· To set up appointments

· To have questions answered

· To offer specific prayer requests

· To receive various other information

· To hold conversations.

When emailing Fr. Pat for an appointment…

· Type the subject in the subject line

· Suggest the best days/dates to meet

· Suggest the best hours to meet

· Include your name.

Fr. Pat’s email addresses: (either works) pjakel@stpaulhighland.org or pjakel58@gmail.com

If your situation is urgent or time-sensitive call/text: Fr. Pat’s mobile phone number: 618-830-1595.

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Student Faith Formation (PSR) Now Registering for 2018-2019

As parents, you are your child’s first and primary cate-chists.

Still, it is important that your child’s faith formation be supported by the parish religious education programs, whether at St. Paul School or in our Student Faith For-mation program (PSR).

Registration is available online, with a hard copy availa-ble in the office -- to be completed during June. From our home page, www.stpaulhighland.org, hover over St.

Paul Parish and then Faith Formation.

So who is teaching & guiding our children in Student Faith Formation (PSR)?

Parishioners, that’s who! Parishioners like you!

We are seeking catechists (teachers), as well as classroom assistants.

Would you prayerfully consider?

Sessions are held Wednesdays, 6:30 - 7:45 p.m.

Qualifications (gifts and personality):

† Love of kids; love of our faith; eagerness to share the riches of our faith; desire to assist kids in their spir-itual growth.

† Ability to plan lessons (with assistance, as request-ed); we have a terrific curriculum with a user-friendly teacher’s manual.

† Knack for managing a group of kids (typically 10 -

12 in a class).

† Minimum age: 21 † Protecting God’s Children

To inquire/dialogue:

Mary Kay Durbin 618.581.9796

or Kyle Klostermann 618.401.4733

or reach them at psr@stpaulhighland.org

Student Faith Formation

June 24— Meeting at 7:00—8:45 pm. Use the east entrance of the Parish Center. July 1— Meeting at 7:00—8:45 pm. July 8— Meeting at 7:00—8:45 pm.

Attention Parents of Incoming 1st Graders!!!

If you are parents of a First Grade child not reg-istered at our parish school, we will walk with you in cultivating their growth in faith through our Student Faith Formation program—(aka

PSR).

Incredibly dedicated and gifted catechists (teachers) share the light of faith. We meet on

Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 7:45 PM.

Please contact PSR co-directors Mary Kay Durbin and Kyle Klostermann: psrus-

er@stpaulhighland.org (618) 654-2339 x 216

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What is Called and Sent? Called and Sent is a program that gives participants the opportunity to be formed as the next generation of disciples in the Church. Who should attend Called and Sent? High School youth who are interested in growing in their journey of discipleship, want to deepen their life of prayer, and want to make life-long friends. When and where is Called and Sent held? Called and Sent will be held from July 8- 13, 2018 at the Villa Maria Catholic Life Conference and Retreat Center located at 1903 E. Lake Shore Drive, Springfield, IL 62712. What is the cost for Called and Sent? The cost for Called and Sent includes five nights’ accommodation, 13 meals and 3 socials. It also includes program materials, a t-shirt, and a group photograph. Registration is $325 and is due by July 5, 2018. The registration fee includes a non-refundable $100 deposit. Scholarships available— Contact ahenze@stpaulhighland.org for information.

Registration and more information can be found online at dio.org/vocations/cas

Children’s Summer Mass & Recreation Let your faith keep shining over the summer!

This summer the children of the parish are invited to gather for the 8:20 am Friday morning Mass at St. Paul during June and July. After Mass a fun recreational game will be organized, with snacks and refreshments following. We’ll conclude at 10:00.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Michael Meinhart, seminarian coordinator, at michaelmeinhart@kenrick.edu or Ron Knapp, parish staff member, at (618) 654-2339, ext. 210. Please come out and support this wonderful opportunity for prayer and summer recreation!

Summer Faith Formation

Vacation Bible School July 16 – 20, 2018

9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. for children entering 2nd – 8th grade

Come join us this summer for an exciting week learning about Jesus and Nazareth, the town Jesus grew up in! There will be lots of learning, recreation, crafts, worship, and com-munity-building opportunities. Cost is suggested $10 per child and $25 max per family (including children in the Earthkeep-ers program.) Registration forms can be found at all the en-trances at church or online at the parish homepage.

EARTHKEEPERS (for potty-trained 3 yr. olds thru entering

1st grade in fall 2018)

¨ July 16—20, 2018

¨ 9:00 am—11:30 am

¨ Cost: $10/child, $25 max per family

REGISTRATION: - Forms at all church entrances OR - www.stpaulhighland.org (click on the link on the main page to get to a printable registration form

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Parish Outreach

Collection for

Lunch Bunch at all

Masses July 7-8

Requested Donations:

Single-Serving packages of

Teddy Grahams, Animal Crackers, Oreos

Cash donations accepted; checks should be to St. Paul with

“Lunch Bunch” in the memo line Thank You!!

St. Paul Lunch Bunch Wednesdays: June 27

July 11; July 18; July 25 Aug. 1; Aug. 8

Assemble (10 a.m.-11 a.m.)

Val Delany & Denise Koopmann

Kitchen Commanders

Drive & Deliver (11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.)

16-years old & older

June 27 Linda Herbst Carol Henrichs

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Ken Klaus Audrey Koch

Marylin McDevitt Gil Frey

Kathy Lohman Mary Ellen

Gruenenfelder

LuAnn Peek Dee Kapilla

Judy Wagner

July 11 Kari Crask Rose Wascher

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Reagan Crask Kathy Klostermann

Addison Crask Dee Kapilla

Kathy Lohman Louise Hemann

Ken Klaus Ceil Kloss

Marylin McDevitt

Fourth of July — No Lunch Bunch

July 18 Carol Kramper, 9 a.m. Barb Plocher

Nancy Heimann, 9 a.m. Joan Riffel

Jill Sinnock, 9 a.m. Michael Mein-hart

Mandy Ringwald, 9 a.m. Carol Henrichs

Marylin McDevitt, 9 a.m.

Kathy Klostermann

Suzie Gallatin

1 driver take bins to

hospital

July 25 Pat Rottmann Sandy & Rob Stark

(1 packer take PANG lunches to hospital lot at 11)

Nancy Gramlich Rose Wascher

Paulette Langhauser Ceil Kloss

Gail Frey Monica Toennies

Nancy Neimann

**Packing/Pick-up is at Knights of Columbus Hall in August

Faith In action

Eucharistic Adoration At St. Joseph Hospital

Please select an hour to pray with Jesus at St. Joseph’s Hospital Chapel. Hours

available are listed below. The chapel is always open for you to spend time with

Our Lord.

JESUS IS CALLING YOU!

For more information or to select an hour (one time, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly), contact the July monthly coordinator,

Leon Luber, at leonluber7528@gmail.com or 618-616-8073. Thank you!

Sunday: 1:30 - 3 am; 7 am (week 1,4); 8 am (week 1,2,3); 10 am; noon (week 3,5)

Monday: 1 am; 2 am Tuesday: 12 am (week 1, 3); 3 am; 2 pm (eow);

7 pm Wednesday: 11 pm Thursday: 12 am - 1:30 am; 4 am (week 2,4,5);

2 pm (week 4); 4 pm (week 1); 7 pm (week 2,4,5)

Friday: 3 am (week 1,3,5) Noon; 1 pm; 3 pm

(week 1); 7 pm Saturday: 1 pm; 3 pm; 5 pm; 9 pm (week

1,3,4,5); 10 pm (week 2,4 5)

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Get your taste buds on!

K irchenfest is not only known for “in-

tents” fun, but also for the quality food

and beverage selection.

A few new items this year include rib eye steak

sandwiches, popcorn chicken in waffle cones, Ski

slushies, Margaritas, and Large Bavarian Pretzels.

We are changing up the Funnel Cakes just a

bit, by adding some flare and sassy sauces. The

traditional funnel cake will be available, and

we’re adding tasty toppings and sauces for a more

decadent dessert. Toppings and sauces

include Raspberry Sauce, White Chocolate Sauce,

Caramel Sauce, Pecans, and Apple Pie Filling.

We will have a special Catfish Sandwich and

Catfish Plate available on Friday night only,

which is sure to please. Pretzel Peddlers will

be around the grounds with baskets of Large

Bavarian Pretzels.

We will have Sweet Potato and regular Kirchen

Spuds again this year.

Hope to see you all in the Food Court!!

PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN TRAINING

Sunday, July 5th @ 6:30 PM PARISH CENTER

RSVP TO THE PARISH OFFICE.

August 24th, 25th, 26th

Faith In action

2018 Relevant Baby Bottle Boomerang

Thanks for participating in our fundraiser.

Please remember to return your baby bot-

tles. Your help has made it possible for us

to provide help to our many clients. Thank

you for working to build a culture of life!

May God bless you and your family.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

Next up...St. Paul/other saints. w/Beth Hemann. Plan to attend and learn more about our be-loved patron saint and how his life and model of faith and evan-gelism still inspires and informs us today. There will be addition-al saints reviewed along with

time for discussion. No question will be disregarded!

These sessions have been intentionally planned over lunch time and supper time to allow for more than one opportunity for those that work or have various other commitments. All sessions will be held in the Parish Cen-ter multi-purpose room. Please plan to bring your own sack lunch/supper and a beverage.

The remaining dates & topics chosen for this year are:

¨ 7/11, noon—St. Paul/other saints—Beth Hemann

¨ 7/13, 6:30 pm—St. Paul/other saints—Beth Hemann

¨ 9/12, noon—RCIA Process—Ron Knapp/Deanna Har-lan

¨ 9/14, 6:30 pm—RCIA Process—Ron Knapp/Deanna Harlan

¨ 11/9, 6:30 pm—Marriage in the Church— Barb Kesky

¨ 11/14, noon—Marriage in the Church—Barb Kesky

If you have some ideas or questions that you would like included in one of these sessions or ideas for future top-ics, please share them by dropping them in the “lunchbox” bin in the narthex (main entrance) of church. Thanks to all those who have submitted ideas already!

Spread the word and invite others to come as well!

Baby Bottle Boomerang

Diocesan Child Abuse Reporting and Investigation number

(217) 321-1155

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Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference

Save the Date The 2018 Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference (DAEC) will be held this year on September 30 and October 1 at the Decatur Conference Center and Hotel, Decatur, Illi-nois. The theme is “Who Do You Say That I Am?”. The conference includes morning prayer, Sunday Mass, break-outs, Sunday dinner and concert along with exhib-its. Conference registration is either one day or both days. Registration will begin July 1.

For the most up-to-date information visit the diocesan website www.dio.org/catechesis/daec

Support Religious Liberty Event - Mark your Calendars! The public is invited to 10:00 a.m. Mass, Sunday, June 24, at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 524 E. Lawrence , Springfield, Ill., with Bishop Thomas John Paprocki as celebrant.

Following Mass in the Cathedral Atrium will be a compli-mentary brunch with patriot music performed by Mark Gifford and a short presentation on religious liberty. Don’t miss this opportunity to pray for and act in support of religious liberty for our state, nation and abroad.

Teens Encounter Christ

Teens Encounter Christ (TEC) is a celebration of the Paschal Mystery of Jesus Christ for teens and young adults. This 3-day experience is a wonder-ful opportunity for young peo-ple to reconnect with our faith in a loving community that walks a spiritual journey of dying in Christ so we can rise in Christ and, therefore, go in Christ as missionary disci-ples.

Great River TEC in Quincy has a retreat on July 21 – 23. TEC of Springfield will be hosting a TEC weekend on July 28-30 at the Life Center in Litchfield. More information about TEC can be found on the dioce-san website at www.dio.org/youthministry/retreats.html

Larger Community Happenings

Mission Trip to the Philippines

The Catholic Diocese of Joliet is planning its next medical/construction/outreach mission to the Philippines. An Infor-mation Meeting will be held on July 19th, at 7:00pm. At the Blanchette Catholic Center, 16555 Weber Rd, Crest Hill, IL 60403. Interested persons are invited to attend. Further information can be found at http://www.dioceseofjoliet.org/missions/sectioncontent.php?secid=8 or call 815 221-6251. This is the group that our very own Rose Wascher has ac-companied on mission trips. For More information and personal insights, contact Rose at rwascher@att.net.

Rose submitted this photo to capture the “heart” of the mission.

WELCOME TO ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH Thank you for celebrating Mass with us today. Know that you are always welcome, and we are here to serve you in whatever way we can. Please let us know how we can assist you by checking any of the boxes below, and by dropping this form in the collection basket:

□ I am not Catholic and would like to talk with someone about the Catholic faith. □ I am a Catholic and interested in parish membership. □ I am returning to the Catholic Church. □ I have a special prayer request. □ I have a change of address, phone, or email.

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Reflections on Sunday, June 24:

DO NOT BE AFRAID

John came to testify to the light and pre-pare an upright people for the Lord. The Church has celebrated feasts in honor of John the Baptist since the fourth century. In the early Church, John was held in high es-teem along with the apostles and St. Ste-phen. John, filled with the Holy Spirit in the womb of his mother Elizabeth, brings the children of Israel to the Lord their God.

“John baptized Christ, the giver of baptism, in the waters made holy by the one who was baptized” (Preface 61, Roman Missal). Like the angel in the Gospel, we can say “Do not be afraid,” for John is born anew to herald the message of repentance and conversion that leads us

toward our salvation.

~ Text, Michael R. Prendergast, MTS, MA © 2006, OCP. Illustration © 2007 M. Erspamer, OSB. All rights reserved All rights reserved

GLORY OF GOD

John, the dream of midsummer day, is one of three “births into this world” cele-brated by the Church. Jesus’, at midwinter and Mary’s, in September, are the other two we celebrate. John, called the “greatest man born of woman” by Jesus himself, is the last of the dreams and promises that lead to the incarnation. Born in the high light of the Scripture, he points out the Savior to us and the world: “Behold the Lamb of God!” Once his job is well done, his light fades into the light of

Christ. Look to the bright glory of God!

Text, Philip J. Sandstrom, STD © 2000, OCP.

Illustration © 2008 M. Erspamer, OSB. All rights reserved.

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Afraid and amazed. The gospels from both the vigil and

the day tell us not to fear. An unnamed angel stands

near the father of John the Baptist saying, “Do not be

afraid.” At his somewhat surprising birth and naming,

“all were amazed.” Why? Because the hand of God is at

work!

¨ How will I lean into God’s hand this week?

¨ How will I trust in God’s good mercy toward me?

¨ Let me sing Psalm 139 (or “O God, You Search Me”

by Bernadette Farrell) all week.

Our office will be closed on Fridays at noon during the sum-mer months. Thank you.

Ministry Schedule JUNE 30 JULY 1

This week’s Stewardship

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Meeting and Event Reservations

It is very important that the Parish Office be notified of all meetings and events held on the St. Paul Campus.

It is especially important that groups do not hold un-scheduled meetings on site because of our cleaning and maintenance schedules.

Thank you for your cooperation. If you need to schedule a room or use equipment, please call the Parish Office at 654-2339.

SUMMER MAINTENANCE HOURS

During the summer months the maintenance staff is here from 8 am to 5 pm. The church and buildings will be locked at 5 pm. If you need to use any of the buildings after 5 pm, please request a key from the parish office.

This also means that YOU are responsible for turning off all the lights and locking the doors. If you turned it on, you turn it off. If you unlocked it, you lock it. Do not worry about others using the buildings. They have the same respon-sibility.

REPORT FOR JUNE 17, 2018

GENERAL SUPPORT

Church Envelopes $15,530

Online Giving $2,831

Loose $789

TOTAL GENERAL SUPPORT $19,150

OTHER SUPPORT

Adopted Parish $379

Capital Improvement $513

Capital Improvement Tuck Pointing $20,100

Retired Diocesan Priests $646

TOTAL OTHER SUPPORT $21,638

TOTAL SUPPORT $40,787

YTD GENERAL SUPPORT

Budgeted to June 17, 2018 $1,052,079

Received-To-Date (51st Week) $1,065,942

Over Budget $13,863

Average Weekly Over Budget $272

% YTD Budget Reached 101.3%

BULLETIN SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS TUESDAY AT 12:00 pm. Please submit news by EMAIL to:

jhilling@stpaulhighland.org

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Monday, June 25 7:00 am Mass † Roger Lackenbes 8:45 am Communion Service - Faith Countryside Apartments Tuesday, June 26 7:00 am Mass † Paul Seiberlich 8:45 am Communion Service - Highland Home 9:00 am Communion Service - San Gabriel 9:30 am Mass † Mary Lee Kovach Faith Countryside Nursing Center 10:15am Mass † Doris Johnson Highland Health Care Center Wednesday, June 27 7:00 am Mass † James Schauster (AT HOSPITAL) 9:30 am Communion Service - Highland Health Care Center Thursday, June 28 7:00 am Mass † Barbara Ham 8:45 am Communion Service - Cedarhurst (formerly Lega-cy) Friday, June 29 8:20 am Mass Florence & Francis Huelsmann Saturday, June 30 5:00 pm Mass † Norman Hasenstab & Thomas Donnelly, Roy & Tom Marti Sunday, July 1 7:30 am Mass † L&D Henry Carrillon Family 9:30 am Mass † Jack Ryan 11:30 am Mass † Patrick Styve

Mass Schedule & Intentions Parish Calendar of Events

Monday, June 25 6:00 PM Heartland Community Chorus Practice

Wednesday, June 27 Office (School & Parish) CLOSED - Staff Retreat LUNCH BUNCH Hospital Auxiliary Sale 7:45 PM Adult Choir Practice 8:00 PM Men's Basketball

Thursday, June 28 Hospital Auxiliary Sale 7:00 PM FMCHS Board Meeting

Friday, June 29 OFFICE CLOSING AT NOON Hospital Auxiliary Sale 8:20 AM Children's Mass + Recreation

Sunday, July 1 7:00 PM SPYO Meeting

Deanna Harlan, Pastoral Assoc. for Faith Formation, ext . 217 dharlan@stpaulhighland.org

Ron Knapp, Pastoral Assoc. for Youth and Catechist Formation, ext. 210 rknapp@stpaulhighland.org

Mary Lou Meridith, Procurator Advocate jamesmeridith@charter.net

Dale Triplett, Maintenance Superintendent, ext. 206 dtriplett@stpaulhighland.org

Kathy Sherman, School Principal, ext. 300 ksherman@stpaulhighland.org

Renee Mitchell, School Vice Principal, ext. 301 rmitchell@stpaulhighland.org

Debbie Furlow, School Secretary, ext. 302 dfurlow@stpaulhighland.org

Denise Koopmann, School Cafeteria, ext. 222 dcapelle@stpaulhighland.org

Rev. Pat Jakel, Pastor pjakel@stpaulhighland.org

Msgr. David Peters, Pastor Emeritus

Deacon Dave Bohnenstiehl, Permanent Deacon daveb14140@earthlink.net Michael Meinhart, Seminarian michaelmeinhart@kenrick.edu

Dineen Czar, Executive Manager & Liturgical Music Coordinator, ext. 203 dczar@stpaulhighland.org

Lorraine Senci, Pastoral Associate for Pastoral Care and Spirituality, ext. 202 lsenci@stpaulhighland.org

Jennifer Hilling, Office Manager, ext. 200 jhilling@stpaulhighland.org

Laurie Scott, Administrative Assistant, ext. 215 lscott@stpaulhighland.org

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PRAYER MEMORIALS

Elizabeth “Irene” Marti, Herbert Durbin, Bill Aschbacher,

Darrell Apken, Barb Timmermann

P R A Y F O R V O C A T I O N S F A M I L Y

June 24 @ 9:30 am John & Colleen Geismann June 30 @ 5:00 pm Derek Kloss