March 1, 2020 - Parishes Online

March 1, 2020

At that time Jesus was led by the Spirit into the desert to be

tempted by the devil. He fasted for forty days and forty

nights, and afterward he was hungry. The tempter

approached and said to him, “If you are the Son of God,

command that these stones become loaves of bread.”

Matthew 4: 1-3

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Mass Intenons�

� Lenten Penance Service 21 March 2020�

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� 33 Days to Merciful Love starts Wednesday�

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� Jerusalem Pilgrimage informational

meeting March 5, 2020 6PM, SSPP Café �

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2020 Spring Breakfast

ALL ARE WELCOME!

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Time: 8:30-10 AM

8:30AM: Informal Fellowship and refreshments 9AM: Program begins

Location: Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 7401 Gateway Dr.

Easton (on Rt. 50 across from Easton High School)

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February 15-16, 2020

Regular Offertory $25,092.10

2nd Collection (Religious Education) $ 2,658.11

TOTAL Giving $22,433.99

Less weekly Diocesan Assessment ($3,076.92 )

TOTAL $19357.07�

February 22-23, 2020

Regular Offertory $19,486.55

2nd Collection (School Maintenance) $ 2,,615.11

TOTAL Giving $22,101.66

Less weekly Diocesan Assessment ($3,076.92 )

TOTAL $19,024.74�

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410-822-2344

Parish Office: M-T: 8AM-4PM—Fri. till Noon

[email protected]

7906 Ocean Gateway, Easton MD 21601

Rev. James Nash, Pastor

Rev. Michael A. Angeloni, Associate Pastor

Rev. Oscar Ekwere, Assoc. Pastor, Spanish

Community

Bradley D. Taylor, Deacon

Krys Kozinski-Sansing, Dir. Music Ministry

BJ Wallace, Music Admin. Asst.

Debbie Krolicki, Parish Assistant

410-822-2275—High School

Mr. James E. Nemeth, Principal

410-822-2251—Elementary School

Mrs. Sherrie Connolly—Principal

410-822-2251—office location—Elem. School

Laurie Haas, Dir. Finance & HR—ext. 108

Joy Spalin, Finance and HR Admin. Asst.

Brent Outten, Mgr. Facilities—ext. 110

410-822-6581—office location—Elem. School

Mrs. Linda Steinmiller, Coord. Religious Education

Sandy Stasi, Rel. Ed. Admin. Asst.

St. Vincent de Paul Society

Mr. Alex Handy

410-770--4505

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STATIONS OF THE CROSS

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Fasting and Abstinence

during Lent/Holy Week

Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are

obligatory days of fasting and

abstinence for Catholics. Additionally,

Fridays during Lent are obligatory days

of Abstinence.

For members of the Roman Catholic

Church, the norms for fasting are

obligatory from age 18 until age 59.

When fasting, a person is permitted to

eat one full meal, as well as two smaller

meals that together are not equal to a

full meal. Abstinence requires all

Catholics, who have reached the age of

14, to abstain from meat on Ash

Wednesday, Good Friday, and all

Fridays during Lent.

April 9

Holy Thursday

Morning Prayer SSPP 8:30 AM

Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper SSPP 7:00 PM

April 10

Good Friday

No stations will be celebrated

Morning Prayer SSPP 8:30 AM

Friday Passion of the Lord SSPP 3:00 PM

April 11

Holy Saturday

Blessing of Food Baskets SSPP 1:00 PM

The Easter Vigil

in the Holy Night SSPP 8:00 PM

April 12

Easter Sunday of the Resurrection

Easter Mass St. Joseph 8:00 AM

Easter Mass SSPP 8:30 AM

Easter Mass St. Michael 8:30 AM

Easter Mass St. Michael 10:30 AM

Easter Mass SSPP 10:30 AM

Easter Mass (Spanish) SSPP 7:00 PM

Holy Week Schedule 2020�


Led by

Father James Nash and

Faith Study Leader

Amy Schisler

Saints Peter and Paul Parish

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FOLLOWING

THE

FOOTSTEPS

OF JESUS

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9 days in the �

Holy Land�

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FEBRUARY 1�11, 2021

COST PER PERSON:

$3,450-Two in a room $4,250-Single occupancy

COST INCLUDES:

�� Round-trip motor coach transportation from Easton, Maryland, to

Newark International Airport

�� Professional assistance at Newark International Airport

�� Round-trip, non-stop airfare - Newark/Tel Aviv including departure

taxes and fuel surcharges*

�� All transportation and sightseeing in the Holy Land by private motor

coach with the services of a professional guide

�� 8 nights hotel accommodations - First Class Hotels - twin bedded

rooms with private bath

�� Full breakfast and dinner daily and hotel porterage

�� Taxes and service charges on all included features

* The airfare is estimated; the exact airfare will be determined

approximately 15 February 2020.

NOT INCLUDED: Lunches, tips (approximately $80 per pilgrimage

participant), travel insurance

PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENT: A valid

U.S. Passport which is in effect for no less than

six months after the date of return for all U.S.

citizens.

PAYMENT: A deposit of $500 per person, a

completed reservation form, and copy of

your Passport are due with each reservation;

the payment balance is due 70 days before

departure. Payments are due by check,

money order or cash only.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION,

PLEASE CONTACT:

Amy Schisler: 410-725-1693 or

[email protected]

Or

Great Experiences: 201-825-3725 or

[email protected]

INFORMATIONAL MEETING

THURSDAY, 5 MARCH 2020

6:00 PM—-SSPP CAFÉ

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Regina Coeli Council

No. 2274

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Knights of

Columbus

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Membership Information Contacts:

� � � �John Sciantarelli

301-74208851 � [email protected]

Mark Hurlock

443-786-8375 � [email protected]

Rich Bulman, Grand Knight

410-770-3795 · [email protected]

February Family �

of the Month�

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Regina Coeli Council is pleased to

announce the selection of Edward and

Margaret Boyer as Catholic Family of

the Month for February. Since moving

to the Eastern Shore in retirement,

Marge and Ed have continually been

active in the church and the community.

Ed became a strong supporter of the

mission and work of Choices for Life

Pregnancy Center. He had leadership

roles with the Choices golf tournament

fund raiser and continues to support the

mission Choices. For years he

organized support of the Pro Life

movement trips to the March for Life in

Washington. He is a regular attendee

at daily Mass and provides

transportation for people when needed

for medical and other transportation

needs.

Marge is an avid worker and leader

with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

She is Co-Manager of the housewares

area, overseeing the donation and

distribution of non-food items. She

absolutely loves her work in assisting

the needy. There are about 200

volunteers who help in this function at

the facility. Marge also served on the

Board of Directors of Choices for many

years. Thank you, Marge and Ed, for all

you do for the Church and the

community.

Grief Support Group begins

Thursdays

April 7—May 21

1:00PM-2:30PM

This ministry seeks to

help and comfort those

who are grieving the loss of their loved ones. It is a faith�

based grief support program, and open to anyone who would

like to attend regardless of their religious background. �

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If you or a loved one is planning to attend, please call Phyllis

Peddicord (410) 822�9455 or [email protected] �

GRIEF SUPPORT

For Adults

Blessed are they who mourn, �

for they will be comforted. � Mt 5:4�

For Next Week, March 8, 2020

Second Sunday of Lent

(visit, www.usccb.org for daily readings)

FIRST READING:�

GN 12: 1�4A

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RESPONSORIAL PSALM:�

PS 33:4�5, 18�19, 20, 22�

SECOND READING: �

2 TM 1: 8B�10�

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GOSPEL: �

MT 17: 1�9�

The Women's Guild of SSPP is

sponsoring a

card party fundraiser

When: March 28 �

Where: The Easton Firehouse �

Time: 12�3PM �

Cost: $25 per person�

Bring three of your best friends and enjoy a

lovely lunch and games of your choice. There

will be prizes and lots of fun. Contact Fran

Luggerio at 410 770�3181 for more

information and to sign up.

“The Women’s Guild promotes Spiritual Growth, Charitable Works and Social Opportunities within the Parish Community”�

SAVE THE DATE

OPEN TO ALL

PARISHIONERS OF

SAINTS PETER & PAUL

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SS. Peter and Paul

Women’s Guild sponsored �

Annual Communion Brunch

Sunday, April 26, 2020�

Baby Bottles for

Choices Pregnancy

INGATHERING

March 14-15, 21-22


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Please remember in your prayers all those serving in the United States

Military during this time of international tensions, particularly those men

and women whose names were submitted by our parishioners

U.S. Air Force� � �

E-2 Allen Michael Arscout

Capt. Erin Doyle

Capt. Patrick K. Doyle

Sgt. Mark R. Eiden

CMSgt. Michael W. English

A1C Gunner Hager

A1C Cory Jones

Major Tim Metz

2nd Lt. Dylan Rabbitt

Staff Sgt. Mitchell Rabbitt

Capt. Katherine Evans Shedlock

Sr. Airman Michael A. Sheehan

Sgt. Ryan Skocz

Major Christopher Wiley

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Society of St. Vincent de

Paul

SS. Peter & Paul

Conference

http://svdpeastonmd.org

410-770-4505

(in confidence)

Hours of Operation:

Tuesdays: 1:00 – 4:00 pm

Saturdays: 9 am – noon

29533 Canvasback Drive

(behind Wal Mart)

Food Collection:

All masses on the third

weekend of each month:

baked beans, canned

fruit,, peanut butter,

soup, ramen, tuna fish.

Please come and

shop!

Thrift Center

for bargains on clean,

unused & gently used

men’s, women’s and

children’s clothing,

housewares and

furniture.

Volunteers needed:

��furniture truck drivers ��

helpers ��furniture sales

volunteers

To see in those in need

the face of Christ

Donald Akiyama

Tommy Albright

Bob Appell

Forest Bedell

Roland Blann

John Bradley

Colleen M. Brighton

Jason Lee Thomas Brown

Trevor Budney

Ed Burgess

Earl Capuano

Ellie Carney

Jack Campbell

Concetta Castelli

Alice Cianci

Darlene Clark

John Dawson

Martin Decere

Adrian Deroy

Jamie Donnelly

Audlyn Samuel K. Duerhessen

Beth Doetzer Easton

Gary Ewing

Harper Fitz

Stephen Foehrkolb

Carlin Foote

Elizabeth Fournier

Kim Fox

Edward Frase

Mark Freihage

Phyllis Gaiti

Maryanne Geballe

Laurie Grabenstein

Roger Grene

Regina Grogan

John Gunshenan

Lilian Sue Harig-Blaine

Sybilla Heim

Dottie Hiner

Liam Hott

Rastall Hurley

Darlene Kadron

Pyper Keeney

Richard Keeney

Norman Koczorowski

Tom Kopec

Turner Lacaze

George Laufert

Alix Lovell

Chester Losinski

Richard Maxwell

Russ Merryfield

Jim McColigan

Andy McDaniel

Mary Moeller

Margie Moranville

Jenny Neirinckx

Regina Nickerson

Kyle Petrov

Russell Patrick

Mark Record

Reagan Saia

Jack Serio

Dr. Lawrence Singer

Brent Spurry Sr.

Guy Spurry

Sam Stubblefield

Norman F. Swann Jr.

Dr. Edward Szymala

Janet Tritapoe

Jeanne Vail

Jim Verde

Dr. Manuel Versola

Amy Vester

Alfred Rolle Wallach

Lillian Webb

Lorraine West

Carol Willey

Timothy Willey

Doris & Pete Wolfkill

Marie Wrotten

Lee Wurtzer

Lee Young

PRAYER REQUESTS

comforter

MSgt. Jeff Mueller

Sgt. Sam Plaskon

Capt. Nick Pyper

Cpl. Stephen W. Saussy

Eric Snead II

Brig. Gen. Daniel L.P. Shipley

LCPL Kevin A. Stinson

Major Michael Styskal

LCPL Benjamin Steinmiller

John Tucker

Major Jill Leyden Wolf

Capt. Greg Wolf

CPL Stephen Zawatski

U.S. Army�

SP4 B. Joseph Doyle

SP4 Zane Doyle

Sgt. Austin M. English

SFC. Brandon L. Green

CW4 John Kevin Heineke

CW5 Mark A. Jennings

Col. John A. Kelly

SSgt Jose L. Martinez

PV2 Matthew Miles

PV2 Griffin Torrence

Capt. Timothy Timmons

SSgt. Brady Riggs

Col. Robert Daniel Rouse

Specialist Jason Rudin

Major John Paul Snook

Capt. Walter Snook

SPC Justine Somers

PFC Justin Stormes

U.S. Navy�

LT William Achbach

LTJG Gil D’Albora

Lt. Matthew Evans

Seaman Brandon Foy

ENS. Ellie Gillcrist

ENS. Paul Gillcrist

Lt. JG Hannah Gillcrist

Luke Gillcrist USNA

Molly Gillcrist USNA

Matthew Gillcrist USNA

CMDR. Mark Maglin

CMDR. Joseph Mauser

Capt. Adam D. Porter

Lt. Mark Powers

Albert Santhony

LTT3 Anthony Servello

LT. Lauren Seebode

ENS. Andrew T. Sommerlatte

Zachary Michael Turner

CMDR Thomas Weiler

AW Thomas R. Wheeley

Daniel J. Wilkerson

Lord, hold our troops in your

loving hands. Protect them as

they protect us. Bless them and

their families for the selfless

acts they perform for us in our

�me of need. We ask this in

the name of Jesus, our Lord and

Savior. Amen.�

National Guard� �

Private Jason Edwards Gross

SPC Christopher Hitchens

Austin Jos. Langdon

SPC Harman Ryan

Private Joseph Shin

U.S. Marine Corps�

James Barringer

LCPL Ryan G. Brandt

Sgt. Christopher Doyle

Major Eric Fleegle

Lt. Thomas Greene

Gy Sgt. Fritz Kern

LCPL Andrew Kilmon

Lt. Col. Brad Kroll

Joshua Hughes Lance

WO David B. Lee, Jr.

1

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Sgt. C. McGavin

Lt. Col. Michael J. Mooney

W.O. John Bradley Morris

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Saints Peter and Paul Parish Presents:

Our Parish Lenten Mission/March 8, 9 & 10:SSPP School Cafe

National Speaker and Author Rose Sweet

~ Missions should call the people to return to Christ with all their hearts. Too often we forget the

extravagant love of God and are distracted by the care of family, work, and the world. Drawing from �

Scripture, the Catechism, and her own journey, Rose Sweet will guide our parish on an “Adventure”

into the interior. With her signature heart and humor, she’ll take us where saints and mystics have

gone�the interior life�to rediscover and remember the Love for which we were made. For a Lenten

Mission, these talks will also tie into the suffering Jesus endured for us and how our own suffering can

help us DETACH (Talk 1) LOVE (Talk 2) and BE IN UNION WITH GOD (Talk 3). �

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Night One ~ Happiness

Sunday, March 8, 6:15�8:15 pm�

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If the goal of the Christian life is to “live happily ever after,” how can we find our fairy tale ending in an upside�down

world? This talk is suited to teens and up and invites the parish to get in touch with the deepest desires of their hearts. To

help us stay on track, Rose introduces the classic “Four Levels of Happiness” and practical steps to finding authentic

joy�even when the world around you may be falling apart. Includes an introduction to Inordinate Attachments and The-

ology of the Body.�

Night Two ~ Relationships

Monday, March 9, 6:15 � 8:15 pm�

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Even Harvard proved it: what makes us most happy is a meaningful, safe, and loving relationship. Then why do they

sometimes cause us so much disappointment and misery? To follow Christ, we are called to “Put our RELIGION into

our RELATIONSHIPS,” often a most difficult thing to do! But�looking to Christ and His interactions with others�

Rose offers helpful ways of relating to and loving others rightly in “The Four Rules of Relationship.”�

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Night Three ~ Romance

Tuesday, March 10, 6:15�8:15 pm�

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Romance is the drawing of the heart into love, through beauty … and that is precisely what God intends for every soul.

No matter if you’re single, married, divorced, or religious, your heart was made for romance�in the widest and most

eternal sense. This talk explores the powerful Scriptural imagery of the Bride and Bridegroom and what that means in

every�day life. Rose reveals the “Seven Stages of Romance” as a way to understand the spiritual life. Introduction to the

Spousal Analogy and the Mystical Marriage . . . with a surprise ending! rosesweet.com�

Don’t miss this opportunity! �

Register online at www.ssppeaston.org or call Sandy Stasi and Linda Steinmiller�

at 410�822�6581. There is no, required fee for this event. �

A good will offering can be made during the mission.�

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KRYS KOZINSKI�SANSING,�

Parish Music Director�

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Tel: 410�822�2344, ext. 8�

Email: [email protected]�

LENT 2020�

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Sunday Kids’ Program�

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March 1, 2020�

March 8, 2020�

March 15, 2020�

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For more information call

410�822�6581�

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“Head to Heart”�

Confirmation Preparation �

March 8, 4:30 pm�

SSPP School�

Students & Sponsors �

or Parents�

Contact Linda Steinmiller�

Confirmation Coordinator�

[email protected]�

“BLESSED”�

First Holy Communion Retreat�

March 21st �

Saints Peter and Paul Church�

For more information,�

Please contact Sandy Stasi�

At 410�822�6581 or

[email protected]�

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33 Days

to Merciful Love

33 Days to Merciful Love, �

another of Father Michael Gaitley's �

inspiring retreats is coming to Saints Peter and

Paul Parish this MARCH! Come and gather for

90 minute sessions which includes watching Fr.

Gaitley deliver a 30 minute lecture, followed by

discussion and refreshments as we journey with

St. Therese of Lisieux to discover 33 Days to

Merciful Love. �

Wednesdays starting March 4 to April 1, 2020

Time: 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm @ SSPP School.

Book: $15.00 The book can be ordered ahead of

time on line. To register contact Sandy Stasi or

Linda Steinmiller at 410�822�6581 or at �

www.ssppeaston.org. �

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Parish Lenten Mission � Three Nights�

SS. Peter and Paul School Cafe�

900 High Street, Easton, MD�

6:15 � 8:15 pm�

Come early on Sunday for the inspired music of Luke

Spehar. See Luke Spehar Concert, below.�

Sunday, March 8 ~ Night One�

"Happiness"�

Practical steps to finding authentic joy�even when the

world seems to be falling apart.�

Monday, March 9 ~ Night Two�

"Relationships"�

To follow Christ, we are called to "Put our RELIGION

into our RELATIONSHIPS" � looking to Christ and His

interactions with others.�

Tuesday, March 10 ~ Night Three�

"Romance"�

The drawing of the heart into love and beau-

ty...precisely what God intends for every soul.�

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This event is sponsored by SS. Peter and Paul Church. There

is no fee to participate. �

Register online at www.ssppeaston.org or call Mrs. Stasi at

410�822�6581.�

Luke Spehar Concert�

"The Pilgrim's Way"�

Mission Kick Off � Sunday,

March 8�

4:30 � 5:45 pm�

SS. Peter and Paul School Cafe�

Refreshments Served�

Join Luke at this early evening concert to help

lead us in our Lenten journey. �

Music inspired by his journey on the 550 mile

trek across Spain, El Camino de Santiago, Luke

shares three key insights; to be humble, pack

lightly and to be courageous.�

Please don't miss this amazing opportunity!�

This is a free concert �

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COOKIES FOR OUR COMMUNITY�

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In celebraon of Catholic Schools Week, the Saints Peter & Paul High School

students made dozens of homemade cookies to show their appreciaon and

support for the dedicated men and women people who serve our community.��

Members of the school’s DeSpiritus Team prepared gi' trays of delicious treats

for local organizaons and agencies that do much for our community. Students also

signed cards of thanks and appreciaon to some of the many people who make our

community a be(er place every day.��

“We were surprised by how many cookies the students brought in. Definitely

more than we ancipated. It was clear that everyone wanted to reach out to their

community,” said DeSpiritus member and junior Darby Thomas.��

Community recipients included Talbot Humane Society, Talbot County Sheriff’s

Department, Easton Police Department, Easton Fire Department, Maryland State

Police, University of Maryland Shore Medical Center, and the Department of Emergency Services of Easton.��

DeSpiritus students prepare cookie trays for

community organizations.�

SABRES SUPPORT LIFE�

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Twenty�six students from Saints Peter & Paul

High School were joined by faculty and parents

as they traveled to Washington D.C. to

par"cipate in the recent March for Life.��

The March for Life is held in January every

year in commemora"on of the U.S. Supreme

Court’s 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade in favor

of a Cons"tu"onal right to abor"on in all states. The tens of thousands of

marchers this year gathered for an address from President Donald J. Trump just

before the March to the U.S. Capital. Trump is the first si-ng president to

address the March.��

SSPP Theology teacher and Respect Life Group advisor, Alex Pool, helped

organize the trip. “It was very inspiring to see our young men and women marching for the unborn and witnessing by

their presence the dignity and sanc"ty of every human life,” he said.��

The night before the March, ten students a6ended the ProLife Conference. They heard various speakers including

medical experts, journalists and poli"cians who offered a fresh look at the pro�life debate in our country. The students

also a6ended a Capital 101 poli"cal process seminar on how to get ac"vely involved in advocacy for pro�life issues.��

Junior Nancy McGe-gan reflected on the theme of this year’s March. “This year’s theme, Life Empowers � Pro Life is

Pro Women, taught everyone that being pro�life is suppor"ng not only the unborn baby but the mother and family as

well.”�

� “I was surprised to see the immense amount of people that showed up in support of this very important ma6er. This

experience gave me a be6er understanding of why I support this cause”, commented first "me par"cipant and Sabre

sophomore, AnnMarie Po6hast.��

English faculty Meghan Fitzgerald traveled with SSPP students to the March and was impressed by the student

involvement. “It was great for our students to see, both at the rally and at the March, so many enthusias"c youth from all

around the country, and even from Australia!” she said. “I think today’s youth o?en get the message that they are too

young to influence the world. This shows that they can be a posi"ve influence.”��

H�� S�� R��

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Website: www.ssppeaston.org�

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PRINCIPAL: SHERRIE CONNOLLY�

Music by�

Alan Menken�

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Lyrics by�

Howard Ashman and Glenn

Slater�

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Book by �

Doug Wright�

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Based on the Hans Christian Andersen story�

and the Disney film�

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Music Adapted and Arranged by �

David Weinstein�

Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR. is presented through special �

arrangement with and all authorized materials are supplied �

by Music Theatre International,�

421 West 54

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Street, New York, NY 10019�

Script, music and all other materials © 2010 iTheatrics�

Broadway Junior and MTI’s Broadway Junior Collection are trademarks�

of Music Theatre International. All rights reserved�

Saints Peter & Paul Middle School

presents

Showtimes:

Friday, February 28 at 7 pm

Saturday, February 29 at 7 pm

Sunday, March 1 at 2 pm

Where:�

Saints Peter and Paul �

School Café �

*Tickets: �

$10 Adults�

$ 5 Students�

*Tickets available at the Elemen-

tary School office or at the door�

Director:�

Bessie Morris�

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Music Director:�

Marian Windsor�

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BOLETIN INFORMATIVO IGLESIA CATOLICA

SAN PEDRO Y SAN PABLO COMUNIDAD HISPANA

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Santa Misa: todos los sábados a las 7:30 pm;

Confesiones: todos los sábados antes de la Santa Misa.

Fr. James Nash, Pastor—410-822-2344

Padre Oscar—443-362-1854

Sacerdote Comunidad Hispana

COMITÉ 2019�

�Presidenta:�

Dalila Rivera 410�200�4663�

Vicepresidente�

Darío Velásquez 410�714�2051�

Secretaria�

Vivien Portugal 410�253�0114�

Liturgia�

Amanda Sánchez 410�200�6212�

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MINISTROS DE LA COMUNION�

Mauro Garniga 410�714�1088�

LECTORES�

Eduardo Guerrero 410�725�4688�

MINISTERIO DE MUSICA�

Silvano 410�254�8132�

MONAGUILLOS�

Blanca Espitia 410�725�9197�

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UJIERES�

Saul Pérez 410�253�8125�

BAUTISMO�

Reyna Isabel Pérez 443�298�9040�

Vivien Portugal 410�253�0114�

JUAN XXIII�

Antonio Rivera 410�443�9670�

MINISTROS DE LOS ENFERMOS�

Ricarda Kapusta 240�461�0713�

GRUPO DE ORACION�

Reyna Isabel Pérez 443�298�9040�

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