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CALENDAR
Saturday - February 11
3:00-4:00PM Rel. Ed. Grades 1-6 (hall)
Sunday - February 12
10:00-11:00AM Rel. Ed. Grades 1-6 (hall)
9:00AM Knights of Columbus Coffee and...(Johnson
Center)
NOON-4:00PM CYC (hall)
Monday - February 13
7:00-8:00PM Rel. Ed. Grades 9 & 10 (hall)
3:00-6:00PM Girl Scouts (hall)
Tuesday - February 14
7:00-8:00PM Rel. Ed. Grades 7 & 8 (hall)
7:00-9:00PM CYC (hall)
7:00PM Parish Council (conference room)
Wednesday - February 15
4:00-5:00PM Youth Choir Rehearsal (church)
7:30-9:00PM Folk Group Rehearsal (church)
7:00-9:00PM Boy Scouts (hall)
Thursday - February 16
7:30-9:00PM Festival Choir Rehearsal (church)
3:00-6:00PM Girl Scouts (hall)
6:30PM CYC Advisor meeting (conference room)
7:00-9:00PM CYC (hall)
Friday - February 17
3:00-6:00PM Girl Scouts (hall)
Saturday - February 18
NO Rel. Ed.
Sunday - February 19
NO Rel. Ed. Grades 1-6 (hall)
NOON-4:00PM CYC (hall)
ASH WEDNESDAY IS JUST 10 DAYS AWAY!
On Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, we will
celebrate 5 Masses spread throughout the day. Why so
many? So that everyone will have the opportunity to
come to Mass and receive ashes that day. The Masses
will be 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 3:00PM, 5:30PM, and 7:00PM.
THE CATHOLICISM PROJECT
We will resume on February 12th at 5:00PM with a
program on 4 contemporary women saints: Mother Teresa,
Edith Stein, Katherine Drexel, and St. Therese of Lisieux.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
It's that time of year again!
In the event that we need to cancel classes due to
inclement weather, you will receive an email from me
letting you know that class has been cancelled. If you
would like to receive a phone call instead, please contact
the Religious Education Office at the parish. Closing
information will be posted on the Christ the King parish
website at www.christthekingma.org.
For classes that meet on a weeknight, if school is closed
or if an early release has been called for Worcester Public
schools, we will cancel classes as well.
Thank you.
Lauren Bjork, Coordinator of Religious
Education
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE
CYC SOUPER BOWL OF CARING LAST WEEKEND.
FROM THE PARISH SECRETARY,
IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!!
If you would like to receive a copy of your 2010 donations
for tax purposes, please call the rectory office at (508) 754-
5361. Monday thru Friday from 9AM to 4PM. I will be more
than glad to get it out to you.
If you requested a copy last year, you will automatically
be sent your donations for this year.
Thank you,
Mindy
PLEASE USE CARE WITH
BELONGINGS IN YOUR CAR
Last Sunday during the 11:00AM Mass, a parishioner
had their car broken into. A window was shattered and
contents were stolen.
PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE VALUABLES IN SIGHT of a
passerby if at all possible (e.g. GPS, cell phones, money
etc.). If you see something suspicious please report the
matter to the rectory at once.
Thank you.
SCOUTING NEWS
Daisy Troop #30005 Cookie Sale will be held February
11/12th after all Masses. $4.00 per box.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
NEWLY CONFIRMED
We congratulate Lindsey Keegan of our parish on the
occasion of her Confirmation. Bishop Rueger confirmed
her in a special ceremony last Sunday afternoon at St.
Paul's Cathedral. Msgr. Sullivan and Deacon Mike Chase
participated in the Mass. God bless you, Lindsey.
ALLELUIA! ALLELUIA!
Many of you have asked for the exact wording of the
Alleluia used during the Gospel Acclamation from the
mass of Celebration by Bolduc.
It is:
"Alleluia, Lord of life; mold us, create us, Alleluia! Alleluia,
word of life, teach us and make us in your name, O Lord."
PARTNERS IN CHARITY 'ROUND THE YEAR
Blessed Pope John Paul II is the patron of the 2012
Annual Appeal. As a partner in charity, you can help keep
open the doors to Christ by supporting those programs,
agencies and offices that do the daily work of Christy
through their ministries. Partners in Charity funds 28
charitable, educational, and pastoral ministries in the
Diocese. People who work in these ministries bring peace
to mourning families, love to suffering children, and
knowledge to those seeking God. As we prepare to
launch this year's campaign, we seek John Paul's prayers
for our success. The need is very great.
NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER
Nativity School, an accredited, independent, Jesuit middle
school (grades 5-8) located at 67 Lincoln Street, provides
a quality, all-scholarship education to underserved boys
of all faiths. The school makes a 12 year commitment to
the boy's education. The academics and discipline are
rigorous. Currently they seek applicants for next year's 5th
grade class. Visitors are welcome at all times. Information:
(508) 799-0100 or email Father Jack Fagan, SJ at
jfagan@nativityworcester.org.
FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK,
Our Ministry to the Sick: Going to the Hospital -
Extending ourselves pastorally to those who are ill
(whether they are in the hospital, a skilled nursing or
rehab center or at home) is always the centerpiece of the
vibrant Catholic parish.
Msgr. Sullivan and Fr. Lizewski would be honored to
support you and your family during times of illness. Each
day we cal, St. Vincent's Hospital and both campuses of
UMass Hospital to see if any of our parishioners are
patients there so that we can bring Holy Communion and
some words of cheer to them. However because of privacy
laws the hospitals cannot give us patient names UNLESS
patients SPECIFY that they belong to Christ the King
Parish when they are admitted. Feel free to call the
Rectory to advise us that you are about to enter the
hospital so that we can stop by to see you. Also, if you
have a loved one in a local rehab, nursing home or
assisted living center, please let us know so that we can
include them on our visits.
Oftentimes, you are the only person who can tell us what
we need to know. So, please don't hesitate. We are never
so busy that we can't make these pastoral visits a priority.
Thank you.
SPIRITUAL HIGH POINTS OF 2012
Catholicism Project: Sundays at 5PM
Adult Ed. & RCIA: Wednesday at 7PM
Ash Wednesday: February 22
Friday Lenten Stations: 7PM
Lenten Confession: Tuesday at 7PM
Parish Mission: March 4-6
Catholic men's Conference: March 24
Holy Week & Easter: April 1-8
'Newman & Chesterton', Fr. Ian Ker: April 18
Parish Confirmation: May 4
First Holy Communion: May 5
Anointing of the Sick: May 19-20
Daily Mass -
Our weekday Masses (7:00AM) and Saturday morning
(8:00AM) are a wonderful way of beginning the day. Why
not consider joining us for the Eucharist if you are able?
Come and celebrate the lives of the saints as well. Among
the important feasts this week are: Tuesday, St. Cyril,
monk, and St. Methodius, Bishop; Friday, The Seven Holy
Founders of the Servite Order. Come and pray with us at
our morning Mass!
CATHOLICISM DVDS:
OUR NEW LENDING LIBRARY
Through the generosity of a parishioner, our parish now
owns 5 complete sets of the new evangelization program,
'Catholicism'. This is the same program we are offering on
Sunday afternoons. Parishioners can borrow the DVDs for
a brief time and watch them in the comfort of their own
home. You will need to come to the parish office and see
Mindy to take a DVD (one at a time). Each DVD has a two-
documentary style film on it. There are programs on 1) the
identity of Jesus, 2) the teaching of Jesus, 3) the
existence of God, 4) the role of Mary, 5) the mission of Ss.
Peter and Paul, 6) the union of Christ and the Church, 7)
the Eucharist, 8) the Communion of saints, 9) the Holy
Spirit, and 10) Judgment, Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory.
OUR PARISH MISSION COMING SOON!
WATCH FOR DETAILS!
The great event of the winter will be our first parish
mission in decades. Hopefully, all parishioners will plan
to participate in the 3-evening mission to take place here
Sunday through Tuesday, the evenings of March 4th, 5th
and 6th (at 7:00PM).
Our Mission Just 3 weeks Away
Our mission preacher is Father Dan Mahan of the
Archdiocese of Indianapolis. This superb preacher will be
the homilist at all the weekend Masses of March 4th to
6th, as he prepares parishioners for the mission itself. He
will provide this opportunity to grow closer to the Lord
Jesus, deepen the bonds of communion to our Church
and deepen our commitment to the work that the Lord has
given us to do. He emphasizes four characteristics of the
disciple: we receive God's gifts with gratitude, cherish our
gifts with responsibility, share our gifts generously from a
sense of justice and love, and make a return to the Lord,
with increase. Other parish events are not scheduled
during these days so that all can come and make this
great Lenten mission, which is meant to bring the parish
community together spiritually. Mark your calendars now.
Make a commitment to attend our Parish Mission from
Sunday through Tuesday, March 4-6 (7PM at night).
SUPPER HOUR DAILY MASS DURING LENT
In addition to the customary weekday Mass at 7:00AM
(Saturdays 8:00AM), the parish will bring back a 5:30PM
Mass from Monday through Friday during Lent. Many are
unable to make 7:00AM Mass due to work and school, but
wish to go during Lent. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday,
February 22nd and the first 5:30PM Mass will be that day.
SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICES:
7:00AM and 5:30PM Masses each Monday and Friday
Saturday morning Mass at 8:00AM
Additional Confessions every Tuesday; 7:00-8:30PM
Stations of the Cross each Friday at 7:00PM
More Than Silver & Gold Parish Mission, March 4-6
'The Living Stations, Good Friday, 3:00PM
ORANGE PEW CARDS
PLEASE LEAVE IN PEWS
We have begun to use the new Roman Missal. Laminated
(orange-colored) cards are available for your use in every
pew. We will all need to use them to acclimate ourselves
to the responses which have changed. So please use
them during Mass and then leave them in the hymn book
racks in the pew at the end of Mass. We will be using then
for the better part of a year, we believe.
Thank you.
CYC NEWS
Each month the CYC will be holding a canned food drive
in support of St. Vincent de Paul Society at Christ the
King on the last weekend of the month. This is to support
those of our families that are in need.
BASKETBALL NEWS
The CYC Basketball team is underway. The team is lead
by returning sophmores, Peter Franco, Patrick
Thompson, Dave Loiselle, Nick Kooyomian, and Jack
Halloran. Last year, the team went undefeated during the
regular season only to get upset in the first round of the
playoffs. The team this year will have its obstacles as
seven seniors graduated.
The following boys should provide a much needed spark
to keep up the tradition of competitive basketball: Trevor
Cooper, Paul Thomas, Leo Pagano, Jon Mastrorio, Kevin
White, Alfred Adardkwah, and Mitjon Celaj. The team is
coached by Paul Franco and David Loiselle.
For more information contact Paul Franco at (508) 272-
5927 or pauljfranco@gmail.com.
The rest of the season will conclude at Mt. Carmel
Gym on the following dates:
February 17th at 7:50PM v. St. Rose of Lima (B1)
February 19th at Noon v. St. Mary (B2)
Playoffs begin the weekend of February 24th.
The next Mass and meeting will be after the
11:00AM Mass on Sunday, February 12th.
20TH ANNIVERSARY NOVENA TO OUR LADY
OF LOURDES & ST. BERNADETTE
This great annual Novena will begin on Friday, February
10th and conclude on Saturday, February 18th at St.
Bernadette Parish in Northboro. Bishop McManus will
open the Novena and Bishop Reilly will conclude it. For
information: (508) 393-2838.
12TH ANNUAL DIOCESAN
CATHOLIC MEN'S CONFERENCE
Monsignor Sullivan invites all parish men as well as their
sons, brothers, fathers, and friends, to this important
annual Conference, scheduled for Worcester's DCU
Center on Saturday, March 24th. Msgr. Sullivan co-chairs
this annual event. The Worcester Diocese is the first in
the US to have such a conference (there are now 65).
Please consider coming and hearing dynamic talks from
outstanding Catholic Leaders, including author George
Weigel, Father Larry Richards, convert Father Dwight
Longnecker, New Orlean's Saints QB Coach Joe
Lombardi (Vince Lombardi's grandson), and lay
evangelist Mark Nehrbas. Bishop McManus will offer the
conference Mass. Diocesan priests and bishops will hear
confessions. For a Conference brochure, further
information, or registration, call (508) 929-4345. Visit our
website www.firstmensconf.org for a tremendous amount
of information and for ticket purchases.
PRESENTATIONS SCHEDULED HERE:
'The Benefits of Hospice and End of Life Care'
Join us on Monday, February 20th at either 2:00PM or
7:00PM, in the Johnson Center for duplicate
presentations on end of life care, hospice, and free
available community resources - offered by Karyn Rizzo
of Notre dame Hospice. All caregivers, Eucharistic
Ministers for the Sick, and those who visit the
homebound are welcome. Subjects include: Hospice and
what it does; the signs and symptoms of those who need
Hospice; Medicare benefits; increasing the comfort level
of those who assist the aging.
75TH ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE BOOKS
Numerous copies of the parish's 75th Anniversary Jubilee
commemorative booklets remain and next weekend we
are making them available in the foyer after all Masses.
Parishioners can donate whatever they would like to have
a copy. It is a beautiful book, the result of countless
hours of work by the Jubilee Committee.
MUSICAL NOTES
"YOU ARE INVITED"
to join the Festival Choir, Folk Ensemble, and song
leaders. The commitment time is minimal, once a week for
one and a half hours. The Folk Ensemble rehearses
Wednesday evenings, 7:30PM, and sings at the 9:00AM
Mass on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month. The
Festival Choir rehearses Thursday evening at 7:30PM and
sings at the 11:00AM Mass weekly. You are invited to talk
to a current member or e-mail Dennis Ferrante at
denniscferrante@gmail.com. Song leaders are also
needed for the 4:00PM and 11:00AM Masses.
PRESCHOOLERS AT THE 9:00AM MASS
Kayla Casavant will be working with our pre-schoolers
during the Liturgy of the Word at our 9:00AM Masses
each Sunday. Please know your young ones are welcome
to join her. The Children re-join their parents at the
Offertory.
THE ROSARY - 6 MORNINGS EVERY WEEK
For many years The Rosary has been prayed in the church
prior to our Masses Monday through Saturday. Led by
women of the parish we begin about 25 minutes before
mass. Join us in honoring the Mother of God!
'The Angelus'
On Tuesday, September 6th, our parish began the practice
of reciting 'The Angelus' together on weekday mornings
(Monday - Friday at 7:00AM and Saturday at 8:00AM) about
two minutes before Mass.
'The Angelus' (Latin for 'angel') is a Christian devotion in
memory of the Incarnation. The name is derived from the
opening words: Angelus Domini Nuntiavit Marice (The
Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary) and is practiced by
reciting 3 Biblical verses describing the mystery;
alternating with the salutation 'Hail Mary!' The devotion
was traditionally recited in Catholic Churches, convents,
and monasteries three times daily: 6:00AM noon, and
6:00PM. The angel referred to in the prayer is the Angel
Gabriel, a messenger from God who revealed to Mary that
she would conceive a child to be born the Son of God
(Luke 1:26-38).
REGULAR MASSES BEGIN AT TATNUCK
PARK & JEWISH HEALTHCARE CENTER
Monsignor Tom and Father Jack will begin to offer
regular Masses at JHC on Salisbury St. and Tatnuck Park
on May Street. For many years CTK Extraordinary
Ministers of Holy Communion have been bringing the
Eucharist to the residents of both facilities. The ministry
to sick is highly valued and will continue in the years
ahead. But we thought it would also be spiritually
beneficial to have monthly celebrations of the Mass as
well. Masses will be on the first Monday at 3:30PM with
our two priests offering both the Mass and the Sacrament
of the Anointing of the Sick at JHC where at least
one-third of the residents are Catholic.
Father Lizewski will offer Mass tomorrow morning at
Tatnuck Park (May St.) at 10:45AM
NATIONWIDE MASS TIMES
Are you traveling this summer during your vacation?
Need information on Churches in the area and Mass
times? Call- 1- 800-MASSTIMES or log onto
www.masstimes.org.
LOST OR MISPLACED YOUR BULLETIN?
Now you can check it out on line
Go to www.seekandfind.com and follow the directions.
Please let me know how you like this site.
Thank you, Mindy.
LOCAL CATHOLIC RADIO UP AND RUNNING!
In case you missed it, Emmanuel Communications of
Worcester recently launched our first area Catholic radio
station. Numerous lay-Catholic radio apostolates
throughout the US are on the air and continue to expand.
In large part this is due to the abundant generosity of
EWTN Catholic Radio Network. With top quality content
and always in line with the Magisterium of the Catholic
Church, Catholic Radio is in an ideal position to assist
the Church in reaching souls with the truth.
PLEASE listen to and enjoy Worcester's first Catholic
radio station at 1230 AM produced by Emmanuel
Communications. The underlying purpose of its
programming is evangelization and catechesis. Its
commitment is to a greater understanding of our faith and
conversion of hearts. The station motivates listeners to
seek a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and His
Church.
VOLUNTEER OPENINGS
UMass Memorial Medical Center - Memorial Campus has
volunteer openings for Eucharistic Ministers. Duties
include administering Communion to Catholic patient's
during their hospital stay. Volunteers' commitment is one
day a week for 2-3 hours. Days available are Tuesday
through Sunday with flexible hours.
Please contact Kathy Macera, Coordinator of Volunteer
Services at (508) 334-6308 or e-mail at
kathleen.macera@umassmemorial.org.
HELP KEEP OUR PARISH CLEAN
Please help keep our parish clean by picking up any
tissues, papers, empty water bottles, etc.
Thank you.
'CATHOLICISM'
New Evangelization project set to begin at Christ the King.
Since our recent public screening of 'Catholicism', the
highly acclaimed evangelization program many
parishioners have asked when our parish would launch
the full program here.
'Catholicism' will continue Sunday night at 5:00PM in the
'Bridge Room', accessed through the church. Our
sessions will likely be about 90 minutes. It features a DVD
and discussion on the Blessed Virgin Mary entitled: 'Our
tainted Nature's Solitary Boast: Mary the Mother of God'.
The next sessions (all Sunday at 5:00PM) will take place
on February 12th, 19th, and 26th.
MOM'S GROUP
A Mom's Group has been formed in the parish. They meet
every other Thursday morning from 10AM to 11:30AM in
the parish hall. Please feel free to bring your children. For
further information, please email Erin Zamarro at
erinzamarro@gmail.com.
CHRIST THE KING PRAYER LINE
If you know of someone who needs our prayers and would
like to add them to our Prayer Line,
please contact either Mindy at the rectory (508) 754-5361
or by e-mail at mindyd1052@gmail.com or Jeannine
Gemme at (508) 792-1351 or e-mail at jgem77@yahoo.com.
LOW GLUTEN HOSTS AVAILABLE FOR
HOLY COMMUNION
Msgr. Sullivan has received a fresh supply of 'low gluten'
hosts for those who cannot tolerate gluten. These
low gluten hosts meet the requirements of the Catholic
Church for communion in terms of ingredients and gluten
content. The Holy See and the American Bishops have
endorsed certain breads which are low in gluten content.
The hosts we use have a gluten content of less than
0.01%. It is our pleasure to provide bread for the Body of
Christ. It is important for the person requiring this special
host to speak to a priest or deacon prior to Mass so that
the priest will consecrate this special host for you.
NOW OFFERING PREPARATION FOR ADULT
CONFIRMATION, R.C.I.A. AND R.C.I.C.
RCIA (RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS):
A vibrant Catholic parish invites people into the life of
Jesus Christ and the Church!
We know there are local adults who are not baptized,
confirmed, and/or have never received Holy Communion.
We'd love them to become full members of the Catholic
Church and our wonderful parish. Perhaps you are one of
them or you have a family member or friend who has
thought about becoming a fully initiated Catholic.
The 'RCIA' is a loving and learning process through which
the Church welcomes and prepares adults for these
Sacraments. It's for those who have not been baptized of
those who were but had little practice of the Catholic
faith. Also, there are those adults who were baptized and
received the Eucharist but were never confirmed. Some
older children have not been baptized or received Holy
Communion as well.
Consider these options FOR YOU and/or your relatives,
friends, and neighbors! Please tell others about God's
love for them and these life-changing experiences.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults - Monsignor Tom
Sullivan (508) 754-5361 ~ tsullivan@me.com.
Adult Education & R.C.I.A.
The pastoral staff will begin a new program for adult
education, evangelization and the Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults. All are welcome. The 90-minute
sessions, which begin at 7:00 p.m. (in the ‘Bridge Room’),
will include presentations by team members &
discussion. It is for all those who wish to learn more
about the Catholic faith and those who wish to become
Catholic. The complete program schedule is as follows:
Feb 15: Blessed Virgin Mary
Presenter: Deacon Michael Chase
Feb 22, 8 pm: Lent, Holy Week & Easter
Feb 29: Meaning of Grace
Mar 7: Sacraments
Mar 14: Christian Morality & Social Teaching
Mar 21: What & How of Prayer
Mar 28: Judgment, Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory
Apr 4: Catholic Church & Ecumenism
Adult Confirmation Prep ~ Deacon Mike (508) 755-4773
(eve. & weekends) ~ mtchase18@verizon.net
Rite of Christian Initiation of Children - Mrs. Lauren Bjork
(508) 752-5514 ~ lemackey@gmail.com
APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER
Christ has promised to His followers that anything asked
in His name will be given to them. We are bound together
as a community through our faith in God and His Son
Jesus Christ.
Hospital information:
Hospital and Post-Hospital Informational packets were
sent out to parishioners who are 50 years of age and
older. The packets are also available at the rectory and are
now online (health care).
OUR GRATITUDE FOR YOUR GOODNESS
We continue to thank God for your goodness in regularly
supporting our parish through the Sunday offertory. Last
weekend our parishioners donated $11,248.50 in support
of our operations and ministries. Your donations assist
our parish in meeting it numerous financial obligations
but we never take you for granted. Thank you very much!
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel
St. George's Church, 40 Brattle St., Worcester.
Please consider being a committed adorer at the chapel. Call Deacon
Archie at (508) 853-816.
ARE YOU SPENDING WINTER IN WARMER CLIMATES?
We would be happy to forward our weekly bulletin to you. Just leave
your name, winter address, and dates you will be away with Mindy
(508- 754-5361). Or, if you have an internet connection, you can check
out our major announcements on our website www.christthekingma.
org. Have a great winter! We hope that you will continue to offer
financial support to our parish during your absence as well.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
On behalf of the Worcester Veteran's Shelter, the Knights
of Columbus Council #12691 at Christ the King is seeking
the following items:
Tee shirts (assorted sizes); briefs (assorted sizes); socks;
disposable razors; shaving cream; toothpaste,
toothbrushes; combs; hankies; and bars of soap.
These may be left in the Veteran's donation box in the
Church foyer.
'HOPE FOR HOUSING' CARDS
AVAILABLE EACH WEEKEND
Available each Saturday and Sunday before and after our
masses (in the foyer) are the 'Hope for Housing' food
cards. Please consider using them.
Here's how they work:
You purchase food gift cards in various amounts of $10
to $100.
You use the food cards for your grocery shopping. You
receive the full face value of the card you purchase. What
you don't spend remains on your card for later use. The
supermarket donates 5% of what you spend to prevent
family homelessness.
CVS cards are now available with the grocery cards. They
are available in $10, $25, and $100 denominations.
MASS INTENTIONS - February 11th to 19th
Saturday - February 11
4:00PM Mary Daly (5th anniv.) req. of family
Sunday - February 12
7:30AM H. Paul and Annette Culverhouse (anniv.) req. of
family
9:00AM Parishioners of Christ the King
11:00AM Paul and Thomas Sullivan (req.) of family
Tuesday - February 14
7:00AM Bernadette Baniukiewicz (mem.) req. of Deacon
Joseph Baniukiewicz
Thursday - February 16
7:00AM Joseph Baniukiewicz, Jr. (9th anniv.) req. of
Deacon Joseph Baniukiewicz
Saturday - February 18
4:00PM Agnes McGrath (1st anniv.) req. of family
Sunday - February 19
7:30AM Parishioners of Christ the King
9:00AM Barbara Campbell (mem.) req. of Fred and
Patricia Rushton
11:00AM Mabel Felkel (3rd anniv.) req. of family