101 Walt Banks Road / Peachtree City, GA 30269

Catholic Church

Pastor: Rev. John Murphy Parochial Vicar: Rev. Pavol Brenkus

Deacons: Rod Arion, Terry Blind, Tony Cuomo, Ben Gross, Mark Friedlein, Michael Mobley, Richard Schmidt, Mark Sholander

Parish Office (770) 487-7672

Faith Formation (770) 487-0175

Hispanic Ministry (770) 487-5352

Preschool (770) 631-4380

Website www.HolyTrinityPTC.org

E-Mail HolyTrinity@HolyTrinityPTC.com

Sunday Mass Schedule Saturday 4:00 pm Vigil 5:30 pm Vigil Sunday 7:15 am 8:45 am 10:30 am 12:15 pm 1:45 pm Español 4:30 pm LifeTeen

Weekday Mass Schedule Monday: 9am & 6:30pm (Misa) Tuesday: 9am Wednesday: 9am & 6:30pm Thursday: 9am Friday: 12pm & 6:30pm (Misa)

Adoration Monday: 8am-9am & 8pm-9pm

Tuesday-Thursday: 8am-9am

Stations of the Cross Friday: 11:15am

Divine Mercy Friday: 3pm

Reconciliation Saturday: 8:30am - 10am

Friday: 5:30pm-6:15pm (Español)

Daily Mass available online at

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July 3, 2022

Saturday July 24:00 pm Vincent Casa 5:30 pm John & Louise Venezia Sunday July 37:15 am Parish Family8:45 am Henry J. Klein

10:30 am Henriette Marguerite Stonier 12:15 pm Jennifer Way (SI)1:45 pm Luis Germán Murillo Mejía 4:30 pm Jesus Cuisasola

Monday July 49:00 am Jennie Palumbo 6:30 pm No Mass

Tuesday July 59:00 am Kathleen Bosell

Wednesday July 6Christine Zentmeyer (SI)

6:30 pm Sosimo Aparis Thursday July 7 9:00 pm Month’s Mind Mass

Friday July 812:00 pm Christina Gross 6:30 pm Claudia Barrientos (SI)

Saturday July 94:00 pm John & Elaine Scorza (SI) 5:30 pm William Ravina Sunday July 107:15 am Carmen Jimenez 8:45 am Parish Family

10:30 am Clifford Rathkopf (SI)12:15 pm Winifred Flaherty (SI)1:45 pm Abel Cortez 4:30 pm Bob & Vanessa Shrum

= Deceased (SI) = Special Intentions

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeIs 66:10-14c; Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20; Gal 6:14-18;

Lk 10:1-12, 17-20 or Lk 10:1-9 Mon Hos 2:16, 17c-18, 21-22; Ps 145:2-9;

Mt 9:18-26 Tues Mem of St Anthony Mary Zaccaria

Hos 8:4-7, 11-13; Ps 115:3-10; Mt 9:32-38

Wed Memorial of Saint Maria GorettiHos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12; Ps 105:2-7;Mt 10:1-7

Thurs Hos 11:1-4, 8c-9;Ps 80:2ac & 3b, 15-16; Mt 10:7-15

Fri Hos 14:2-10; Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, 12-14,17;Mt 10:16-23

Sat Mem. of St Augustine Zhao Rong and CompanionsIs 6:1-8; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Mt 10:24-33

Sun Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeDt 30:10-14; Ps 69:14,17,30-31,33-34,36,37 or Ps 19:8-11; Col 1:15-20; Lk 10:25-37

Luis Avilla, Mary Beisel, Rita Beuerlein, Rev. Victor Carrazco, Joseph Castro, Jeff Christian, Ed Cicci, Jean Cicci, Antoinette Coccia,

Jane Coleman, Joseph Dery, Shirley Easton, Rebecca Gaston, Patricia Guy, Helen Hohenberger, Bob Jackson, John Paul Kelsch,

Michael Lavin, Jim McCord, Elisabeth Millcheck, Karen Niederhausen, Justine Joy Parison, Linda Patrick, Javier Roncancio Peña,

Dennis Pendergrass, Richard Poston, Gladys Rodriguez, Lisa Scarbrough, Geraldine Spacone, Ruth Thoman, Dannette Trenchard, Monique Webb,

Jeanne Wittman

Please pray for those who have died

Jane ColemanMichael McKinnon

and all the wonderful caregivers

Mass Intentions

Let us boast of nothing but the cross of Christ. Through it his grace and power are made

known to his servants. Tremendous deeds shall be performed in his name: the reign of God

is proclaimed, peace is given as gift, and the forces of sin are overcome.

Holy Trinity Catholic Church Peachtree City, Georgia July 3, 2022

Thanks for your generosity! FY2021/2022 Offertory Weekly and Actual to Date

¡Gracias por su generosidad! Ofertorio: Semanal y Cifra Real

Offertory / Ofertorio May 1, 2022

Offertory / Ofrenda $65,825 To Date Actual / Cifra Real $2,482,281Prior Year Comparison 5/2/21 $2,342,629

Envelopes/loose checks: 323 Mailed: 35 Online payments: 221 Registered families: 3,276

Upcoming Second CollectionsJuly 10 - Mission Cooperative Program

July 31 - Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA

With the growing concern for people's privacy it becomes increasingly more and more difficult to know if our parishioners are sick, in the hospital or even in Hospice care. If you know of someone or if you would like for us to visit someone, please contact Deacon Mark Sholander at (678) 466-1708or MSholander@HolyTrinityPTC.com.

The summer heat, the sound of children run-ning around, the smell of bbq on the grill, a family trip to the lake, a relaxing night of watching fireworks explode, Independence Day is a time to give thanks to God for the many blessings that have come upon our na-tion, especially to give thanks for our freedom. We also give thanks those men and women who have made great sacrifices on behalf of this great nation to protect those freedoms.

We pray that all people be united under God and stand up for true peace, true liberty, es-pecially for those who are discriminated, marginalized, persecuted and oppressed. Let us take the time to recognize all the men and women, especially those in the military, law enforcement, fire and rescue departments, and government officials who strive daily to protect this nation. May we as a nation put God back into every facet of our lives, and grow virtuous and prosperous in the areas that matter most in life, especially defending life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. We also must never take for granted the freedom we have to practice our Catholic faith. We pray that our nation respect and protect this God-given right. Freedom comes at a high price and we should never forget and take for granted all those who have served and fallen for this country so we can celebrate days like today. May all the families of those who have had a lost one fall in the line of duty, be recognized for their heroic acts and may many blessings and consolations come upon their families to heal them of their sorrow and grief that has befallen them.

We also pray for all the countries that do not have the same freedoms as we do, those na-tions that experience religious and political turmoil, that true peace and justice may be established and flourish in their countries. May the people of those nations live in true peace, harmony, and charity under God.

May God bless America!

From the Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word, 2014

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Thoughts From this Sunday’s Readings by Fr. MurphyPrevious reflections can be found on his blog at

FatherJohnMurphy.blogspot.com

Everyone has problems that they can handle better with a trained, confidential, Christ-centered minister to listen and pray with until the crisis passes. Let us help you. For more information about Stephen Ministry, please contact

Teri Sauer at (770) 630-7805.

The Seniors Ministry will be sponsoring Bingo on Thursday, July 14. It will begin at 12 noon with a BBQ lunch. A $5 dona-tion is suggested. Come and enjoy an afternoon of fellowship!

Independence Day is a time for us to stop and give thanks for our country, for democracy and for freedom. It is a time for us to remember all the people who sacrificed so much to preserve our democratic way of life. It is a time for us to remember that our freedom was born out of persecution and suffering. And it is a time for us to remember the great principles that grew out of that persecution and suffering. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all [people] are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." As citizens of the United States of America, we have an obligation to uphold the rights our founders held so dear. We uphold these rights by ful-filling certain responsibilities: obeying the laws, paying our taxes, serving as witnesses when necessary, serving on juries and voting. And, in times of conflict, we are expected to defend our country.

Jesus reminds us in today's gospel, Luke 10:1-12,17-20, that in addition to our worldly citizenship, God calls us to citizenship in His kingdom. Our obligation as citizens of the kingdom of God is to put God at the center of our lives. Our responsibilities as citizens of the kingdom of God are to be willing workers, to deliver God's message of peace and to be visible signs of God's presence in our world. With God at the center of our lives, we can experi-ence the same nurture and comfort that graced the lives of the peo-ple of Judah in our first reading from Isaiah 66:10-14c. We too can rejoice, exalt and be glad because our "names are written in heaven" (Luke 10:20).

So, on this Independence Day, we should thank God for the gift of this country, for the gift of freedom and for the gift of democracy. We also should thank God for the gift of His Son Jesus Christ who sacrificed his life assuring that we can be citizens of God's king-dom.

God of all nations, Father of the human family,

we give you thanks for the freedom we exercise and the many blessings of democracy we enjoy

in these United States of America. We ask for your protection and guidance

For all who devote themselves to the common good, Working for justice and peace at home and around the world.

We lift up all our duly elected leaders and public servants, Those who will serve us as president, as legislators and judges,

And those in the military and law enforcement. Heal us from our differences and unite us, O Lord,

With a common purpose, dedication, and commitment To achieve liberty and justice in the years ahead for all people,

And especially those who are most vulnerable in our midst. Amen.

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Holy Trinity welcomes our newest parishioners!

Winifred FlahertyWilliam & Dorothy Rainer, Jr.Benedict & Heather Spalding

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Annual Appeal pledge cards are available on the front page of our website:

HolyTrinityPTC.org. Our parish goal is $228,200. To date, 346 of our 3,276 families have donated $178,419, 78% of our goal.

Every gift to the Annual Appeal is vitally important to assure the continued support of many important programs that help thousands in our archdiocese each year; education of our children and semi-nary students, evangelization and Christian Initiation, ongoing for-mation for our priests and more!

Loaves & Fishes Weekend, July 9 & 10 St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry is in need of the follow-ing items. Donations can be placed in the wicker bin in the Vestibule this weekend, or at any convenient time.

Baked Beans Grape Jelly RiceCanned Fish Pancake Mix Cake Mix Cooking Oil Paper Towels Dishwashing Soap

Thank you for all you do to keep the pantry running!

The Parish Offices will close be closed on

Monday, July 4 for the Independence Day.

Mass will be held at 9am

The Priests, Deacons, and Staff wish everyone

a blessed and safe 4th of July holiday!

Second Collection: Mission Coopera-tive Plan - July 9/10.

The Archbishop chooses several of these worthy requests from around the world to receive financial assistance.Every year the parishes in the Archdiocese of Atlanta take up a collection for the Mission Cooperative Program. Monies collected during this second collection are combined and then divided among missionaries selected.

Men4Mary

Tuesday, July 5, 7:30pm, Adoration Chapel

Meets every first Tuesday at 7:30pm in the Chapel for a reflection and rosary.

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Nuestro Ministerio Hispano (770) 487-5352 Ministerio.Hispano@HolyTrinityPTC.com

Reflexiones Sobre las Lecturas

Promesa de PazFue misión de los profetas denunciar los pecados pero también, y esto no debemos olvidarlo, educar en la esperanza. Si sus exhortaciones querían arrancar los vicios, empezando por la idolatría y la injusticia, sus promesas tenían como propósito sembrar el trigo bueno del amor y servicio a Dios y a los hermanos. La primera lectura nos presenta una de esas promesas en la imagen bella de Jerusalén, ciudad colmada de paz, de ternura, de protección y de alegría.

Dos puntos podemos destacar de esta hermosa imagen. Primero: los que se alegrarán son los mismos que por ella llevaron luto, de modo que la alegría de la que se nos habla es la alegría de la redención. No es el gozo superficial de un placer que pasa pronto sino la delicia de ver la fidelidad y el poder de Dios triunfando más allá de los pecados de la misma Jerusalén y más allá del odio de sus enemigos. No estamos ante un carnaval sino ante una liturgia, una fiesta de la fe que contempla la solidez de lo que le fue anunciado.

Segundo punto: la importancia del consuelo. Consolar es otorgar un bien sobreabundante que sana las heridas del mal. Hay en esto una especie de justicia. Experimentar el consuelo de Dios es propio de quienes han sufrido por sus intereses. La visión de la Jerusalén gozosa no es entonces un espectáculo bonito sino el desenlace de una fe que ha pasado por la humillación y que ahora se deleita al dejar atrás las horas tristes.

Misión ExitosaEl evangelio enlaza muy bien con las ideas que venimos exponiendo. Hay tres momentos en este texto de misión: primero, el envío; segun-do, la tarea de los misioneros; tercero, el balance gozoso de la tarea. Esos tres momentos sintetizan la vida misma de la Iglesia, primero enviada por el Resucitado; luego peregrina en esta tierra; finalmente, moradora de los cielos, precisamente con el nuevo nombre de Jerusalén. Así resulta que la visión del profeta Isaías tiene su con-sumación en lo anunciado por el evangelio.

Jesús envía a setenta y dos: este es un texto propio de Lucas, que es el único que nos cuenta de una misión a esta gran escala. El lenguaje del envío es directo y realista hasta la crudeza: Jesús habla de una cosecha para recoger pero también de tierra plagada de lobos; menciona expresamente las privaciones y la prisa del camino, propias de quien se dedica a su tarea y renuncia a todo lo demás; además, no olvida mencionar el caso del rechazo expreso que habrán de encontrar los que vayan en su nombre.

El contenido doctrinal de esta gran misión es notoriamente breve: "el Reino de Dios está cerca." Esto hay que decirlo a todos, a los que les interesa y lo reciben con gratitud, y a los que no les interesa y recha-zan a los enviados. Por otra parte, la misión no acaba ahí, pues es Jesús el que completará el sentido de esa frase que se dice a todos. Lucas, en efecto, nos indica que los setenta y dos fueron enviados a los lugares adonde él mismo pensaba ir. De modo que la proximidad del Reino se funde en realidad con la proximidad de la visita de Jesús. De aquí entendemos que donde Él está reina Dios.

Jesús habla de una cosecha. No los envía como sembradores sino como encargados de recoger la mies, que es "mucha." ¿Quiénes la sembraron? Hay un par de respuestas por lo menos. Puede entenderse que Cristo está aludiendo a aquello que sembraron los patriarcas y profetas, y en general todo lo que viene de lo que llamamos el Antiguo Testamento. O puede pensarse en que el estado del mundo es tal que se acerca el momento de "tocar fondo," y en esa situación crítica la oferta de la gracia es realmente la única esperanza ofrecida a los pueblos.

MISAS EN ESPAÑOLLunes y viernes 6:30pm y domingos 1:45pm

Confesiones viernes 5:30pm (Español) y sábados 9am (Inglés)

Visite www.htptc.com/bienvenidos para solicitud de oraciones, solici-tar la intención de una misa, cursos bíblicos, clases de Formación de Fe para niños, adolescentes y adultos, bautizos y más.

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Quinceañeras: La misa para quinceañera deberá solicitarse con 6 meses de antici-pación a la fecha deseada. Para requisitos, y más información visite la página www.htptc.com/bienvenidos

Formación de Fe. Inscripciones abiertas para el catecismo de PreK a 12° grado del ciclo escolar 2022-2023. Lo invitamos a ser voluntario.

bienvenidos

Programa de Almuerzos de Verano. Ya comenzó, tenemos el programa de Almuerzos de Verano hasta el 5 de Agosto, Para más infor-mación y registro visite www.htptc.com/bienvenidos

Adoración al Santísimo Sacramento: lunes 8am a 9am y después de la misa en español de las 6:30pm hasta las 9pm. martes/miércoles/jueves 8am a 9am viernes al finalizar la misa de 12pm hasta las 6:30pm y después de la misa en español de las 6:30pm hasta las 11pm.

Rosario vía Zoom: Acompañemos a nuestra Madre los miércoles a las 3:30pm (por Zoom), más información en: www.htptc.com/rosario

RICA: Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos: ¿Está interesado(a) en conocer o aprender más sobre la religión Católica y/o recibir sus sacramentos? Entonces, RICA es para usted. Más información en www.htptc.com/rcia-rica o comuníquese con Rosa al 678-416-1731

El lunes 4 de ulio, no habrá misa de 6:30pm y las oficinas estarán cerradas por la conmemoración del Día de la Independencia.

Promesa de proteger, Compromiso de sanarQueremos ayudarte. Tú nos importas. Tú eres nuestra familia.Para reportar abuso por parte de personal de la iglesia, llama a

la Línea Directa de la Arquidiócesis de Atlanta:888-437-0764 (las 24 horas)

SOCCER en las canchas de Glenloch para Middle y High School todos los martes de ulio de 6:30pm a 8:00pm. Recuerda llevar tu permiso cada semana, agua y tenis (no cleats). Registro y formas en SignUp Genius en www.htptc.com/bienvenidos

Misa y desayuno El Ministerio de Jóvenes invita a los estudiantes de Middle y High School a Misa y desayuno el 6 de ulio y el 2 de a osto a las 9am en Holy Trinity. Para registro visite www.htptc.com/bienvenidos y haga click en SignUpGenius.

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Join us after the 9am Mass every Wednesday for our Wednesday Morning Social. A light breakfast with beverages is served for fun and fellowship!

MACS, Mature Adult Catholic Singles, is a fellowship group for all parish singles aged 50 and above which meets each month. We will be having our next get-together on Saturda July 9, at 6:30 pm (or when you

can arrive after the 5:30 Mass). We are going to Los Mariachis Restaurant in the McDuff Crossing West Shopping Center. The address is 2860 Georgia Highway 54, Peachtree City. Please RSVP to Eileen Lavoie at etglavoie@gmail.com or 770-631-9214 by Thursday, July 7, so that I can give the restaurant an accurate count for setup. Looking forward to seeing you there!

The Seniors Ministry will be sponsoring Bingo on Thursday, July 14. It will begin at 12 noon with a BBQ lunch. A $5 dona-tion is suggested. Come and enjoy an afternoon of fellowship!

St. Mary’s Academy is seeking a School Counselor for the 2022-2023 school year. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree and state certification is preferred. SMA offers a drug-free environment, is in full compli-ance with federal statutes for non-discrimination in its

employment practices and is fully accredited through AdvancED/Cognia District-Wide Accreditation. Interested and qualified candidates should mail a cover letter and resume to Ms. JoAnn McPherson, Principal, Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School, 861 GA-270, Fayetteville, Georgia 30214, or attach a PDF and send to jam@mercycatholic.org.

St. John the Evangelist Catholic School, a three time National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, seeks a 2nd

Grade Teacher and a PK-8th Grade PE Teacher for the 2022-23 school year. Qualified candidates who possess

enthusiasm for Catholic education and are interested in joining a joyful, faith-filled team of educators may submit a cover letter and resume to Bernadette Boisis at bboisis@sjecs.net. SJE offers a drug-free environment and is in compliance with federal statutes for non-discrimination in its employment practices.

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Your parish won’t shut down during the summer so we really need your financial giving even if you are enjoying your time at the beach. Enjoy that beverage with the little umbrella in it but please remember

Holy Trinity parish while you are away!

Do you have an insurance policy you no longer need? Donate it to the parish endowment fund. The process is simple and it will help the parish for many years to come. You will receive a nice tax deduction based on the cash

value in the policy. For details, contact Juliet Greco at jgreco@cfnga.org or (404) 497-9440.

Our Rosary Repair Ministry will repair your rosaries at no cost! You can drop them off in the Parish Office and you will be contacted to pick up after repairs are completed.

The Seniors Ministry is planning an outing to Helen, GA for Oktoberfest October 25-26. The bus will leave Holy Trinity at 8:30am on Tuesday. After free time for lunch, shopping, and checking into the Baymont by Wyndham, we will head over

to the Festhalle for dinner and music.On Tuesday we will go to historic Nacoochee Village where you can visit an antique shop, granary, enjoy lunch, and visit the Ha-bersham winery. We will return to Holy Trinity around 6pm on October 26. The cost of this trip is $200. ($270 for single room.) Please place your $100 deposit in the parish office box in the vesti-bule with your name, phone number, and email address. The balance is due by Friday, September 2.

Regina Caeli is a private, independent, University-Style Hybrid® operating in the Catholic tradition. Preschool -12th grade students attend classical academic and extracur-ricular classes two days a week, and homeschool the remaining days following the plans provided by RCA. To learn more, contact admissions@rcahybrid.org. Regina

Caeli Academy is hiring for the 2022-23 academic year! Formal teaching experience is not needed, but a love of the Catholic faith is required! Apply online at rcahybrid.isolvedhire.com/jobs/

Magnificat Subscriptions. If you would like toreceive the Magnificat, orders will be taken through August 1. The subscription price this year is $26 and runs October 2022 through September 2023. Copies can be picked up at the church each month. Checks payable to Holy Trinity may be dropped off at the Parish Office. Contact: Carolyn at (678) 466-1702.

Also, we need your help preparing existing tool donations to set sail to Peru on June 30. You can volunteer to clean, repair and pack tools every Wednesday & Saturday at 9am. Text the word “volunteer” to (770) 632-7451 for more information.

Tools For Empowerment 1 Beavers St. Newnan 30263

Ministry Leader Needed for Homeless Shelter. On the 2nd Thursday of each month, November-March, (March 10, 2022) a dedicated group of Holy Trinity parishioners, including our LifeTeens!, prepares meals and serves 65-70 homeless men at the Central Presbyterian Church.

The Central Night Shelter is an all-volunteer ministry of hospitality and compassion to homeless men in downtown. It offers its guests a hot meal, a warm safe place to spend the night, showers, medical and foot care, and the fellowship of caring volunteers.

If you are interested or would like to learn more about leading this ministry, please contact Karen Ratcliffe at (404) 259-5385. For more info visit www.cpcatlanta.org.

We would like to thank all of you for your love, support and prayers during our son, Bill's, illness and death. Thank you Fr. John for celebrating a beautiful and sacred Mass of the Resurrection. Thank you to the many CHRP Sisters who brought us so many meals.

What a blessing to have home-cooked meals. To our Circle of Friends what an amazing banquet you had for our family and friends. You worked so hard to make everything perfect. It does not seem enough to just say thank you. Please know my prayers for each of you will be my heartfelt thanks.

The Thatcher FamilyGerri, Don and Donny

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Faith Formation Classes begin August 28

All Middle and High School teens are invited to join the Youth Ministry Team for Mass and Breakfast afterwards on July 6 for the 9am Mass at Holy Trinity.

Go to htptc.com/youth-ministry-home and click on SignUpGenius to register.

The Summer Lunch Program has begun!

Thursdays and Fridaysnow through August 5.

Through the Summer Lunch Program last summer, Holy Trinity, partnering with Saint Gabriel and Saint Matthew Catholic Churches, made and distributed 10,468 meals and school supplies to the children and teens living in the Suburban Woods trailer park near Union City.

How can you help this year? If you would like to volunteer, please go to holytrinityptc.org to the News/Events section.

Or consider a monetary donation that will help purchase food and school supplies. To make donation, go to Donations/Payments at holytrinityptc.org and indicate “summer lunch program”.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults ~ For those wanting to be Catholic

~ Those needing to complete their Sacraments ~ Anyone wanting to learn more about the Catholic Faith

For confidential inquiry on Convalidations, Annulments and infor-mation about classes, please contact Joanne at

678-466-1738 or jsuwinski@holytrinityptc.com.

~ Through the initial stages of asking & seeking

~ Through involvement with faithful Catholics

~ Through the proclamation of the Gospel

~ Through study & discussion on

Catholic teachings and way of life

~ Through doubts and hesitations

~ Through a growing desire to love & serve

~ Though discernment of God’s call to each of us

~ Through the steps of commitment & the

sacramental life

The RCIA Process is a Journey of Faith

Please go tohtptc/becoming-catholic for more information

All church offices will be closed

Monday, July 4. Have a safe 4th of July!

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