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Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Decimoctavo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario —August 5, 2012—

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Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Every Wednesday 12:00 pm to 6:30 pm We need guardians for every hour. To volunteer please call Leslie Beal at (678) 925-0748 or Alicia Azula at: (770) 720-6940

Exposición del Santísimo Sacramento Todos los Miércoles de 12:00 pm a 6:30 pm Necesitamos adoradores. Por favor llamen a Alicia Azula (770)720-6940

Stewardship of PrayerStewardship of PrayerStewardship of PrayerStewardship of Prayer We fulfill our obligation to unite with one another in prayer… So, we pray ...We fulfill our obligation to unite with one another in prayer… So, we pray ...We fulfill our obligation to unite with one another in prayer… So, we pray ...We fulfill our obligation to unite with one another in prayer… So, we pray ...

In Need Of A Prayer? If you or a member of your family is in need of a prayer, or has been hospital-ized or is homebound, please inform the parish staff. Call the office or e-mail us at [email protected]. Also, we have a Prayer Request book in the back of the church. These requests will be remembered in prayer during Adoration on Wednesdays.

Welcome to our parish!Welcome to our parish!Welcome to our parish!Welcome to our parish! We are glad that you chose to worship with us.

If you would like to join our parish, please ask one

of the ushers for a ‘New comer packet’. Fill out the registration form and either return it to

an usher, mail it or bring it to the parish office.

God Bless!God Bless!God Bless!God Bless!

For those who serveFor those who serveFor those who serveFor those who serve... ... ... ... Ben Ball, Michael Fielder, Jeff

Goodwin, WOI Martin McCloud, Rick Savage, Jullian Walker, Julie Key, John A. Minnich, Kasey Mortilaro, Matt Larson, Brandon Lar-son, Brandon West, Adam Tokarski, Cody Bilodeau, Nelson “Eddie” Rivera, Rachel & Scott Palmer.

¡Bienvenidos a nuestra parroquia!¡Bienvenidos a nuestra parroquia!¡Bienvenidos a nuestra parroquia!¡Bienvenidos a nuestra parroquia! Nos complace que haya elegido celebrar con nosotros.

Si usted desea unirse a nuestra parroquia, por favor

pregunte a uno de los acomodadores por un ‘Paquete

para nuevos’. Llene el formulario de inscripción y, o bien

devuélvalo a un acomodador, envíelo por correo o tráigalo a la

oficina parroquial.

¡Dios los Bendiga!¡Dios los Bendiga!¡Dios los Bendiga!¡Dios los Bendiga!

For our sick and all in need of healing…For our sick and all in need of healing…For our sick and all in need of healing…For our sick and all in need of healing… Donna Bryan, Charles Elliott,

Jane Walsh, Joan Finn, Geoff Erb, Maureen Waters, Missy Watters, Jeannie Kumps, Robert Thomas, Michael Larson, Marilyn Bonnici, Anne Haines, Alesia McBurnett, Estelle Ponder, Frank Cotter, JoAnne Montoro, Gregory Eargle, Wendy Hagerthey, Jessica Shirley, Don Furman, Agatha Warren, Clifford Nolte, Ron Yockey, Virginia Henderson, Kathy Cornette, Scott Carter, Jackie Williams, Wilburn Chatham, Joe Krecl, Betty Espinoza, C.J. Dalton, Eileen Cook, Phil Lang, Gerald Hoetink, Patt Casey, Deacon Ed Krise, Shelia & Jim Mar-cusky, Britanie Anderson, Margie Shoemaker, Chelena Mujica, Kit Winstead, Stephen & Lau-rie Zimmer, Tom & Mary Bonsignor, Imelda Jarrett, Parrie Pinyan

Prayers are powerful and important for those in our parish community who are ill or need our support. We ask you to help us keep the list current by renewing the prayer request weekly and by letting us know when the person has recovered. In an effort to ensure our prayer request list is up to date, at the end of each month we will remove anyone from the list for whom we do not have a current request. Thank you for your cooperation and your prayers for our parishioners in need.

For our Mass Intentions:...For our Mass Intentions:...For our Mass Intentions:...For our Mass Intentions:...

Saturday, August 4

5:30pm Margaret ‘Peggy’ Fertile (RIP) Sunday, August 5

8:00am Walter James Donovan (RIP)

10:30am Autumn Penny Zimmer (RIP)

5:30pm Pro Populo

Monday, August 6

6:30pm Joanne Montoro (L) Tuesday, August 7

9:00am Simon Calcurian (RIP)

Wednesday, August 8

6:30pm Charles Patrick (L)

Thursday, August 9

9:00am Communion Service

Inteciones del

Papa Benedicto XVI

Para Orar en Agosto

Intención General: Para que los presos pueden ser trata-

dos con justicia y respeto a su dignidad humana.

Intención Misionera: Para los

Jóvenes Testigos de Cristo. Para que los jóvenes, llamados a se-guir a Cristo, puedan estar dis-puestos a proclamar y testimo-

niar el Evangelio hasta los confi-nes de la tierra.

Pope Benedict XVI’s

Prayer Intentions

for August

General Intention: That prisoners may be treated with justice and respect for their hu-man dignity. Missionary Intention: Youth Witness to Christ. That young people, called to follow Christ, may be willing to proclaim and bear witness to the Gospel to the ends of the earth.

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Nota del P. Arturo DíazNota del P. Arturo DíazNota del P. Arturo DíazNota del P. Arturo Díaz

Hace apenas un mes que lle-gué a la parroquia de Nuestra Señora de la Salette, en Can-ton, GA, proveniente de Israel y se aproxima ya en el horizonte la fecha de regreso a la Tierra de Jesús.

Ante este momento ya próximo, no tengo más que palabras de agradecimiento.

Mi gratitud para con su párroco, el P. Víctor Reyes, que enseguida me acogió, ante el plan de venir a los Estados Unidos, para poder aprender y practicar el inglés. Me abrió las puertas de la parroquia y de su casa, me organizó muy bien las clases, y las comidas y cenas con las familias de la parroquia. Con todo esto, más con su amabilidad, sonrisa y buena disposición, me han hecho sentirme como en casa. Puedo decir que vine como extranjero y me voy como de la parroquia. Solo me falta el acento sureño.

Mi agradecimiento se extiende a todos los parroquianos, con los que he compartido: momentos familiares, de oración, misas, comi-das, atención a los pobres, visitas a enfermos y personas de edad. Han sido experiencias muy ricas, que nos han hecho sentir cómo vivimos los mismos ideales y la misma fe. Sintiéndonos en esa misma barca, que es la Iglesia. La cual nos aúna y nos impulsa, sobrepasando nuestras diferentes lenguas, culturas y naciones.

Dentro de este agradecimiento, quisiera hacer mención a quienes han sido mis profesores de inglés y que se dedican en la parroquia a esta labor tan bonita, elocuente y silenciosa: James Walz, Bob Smith, Lyn Albee y de manera especial John Gehl, quien ha sido mi tutor y que tanto tiempo me ha dedicado, haciendo que sea algo más que profesor, sintiéndole como: padre, amigo y compañero. En este “grupo” de profesores, incluyo a todos los feligreses con los que he estado, porque todos me han enseñado algo más de la len-gua de Shakespeare.

¡Shanah haba Birushalaim! Con estas palabras se despiden los judíos al terminar la Pascua, expresándose el deseo de reencon-trarse en Jerusalén. En este momento de despedida, es lo que yo también desearía, que nos volvamos a encontrar. De mi parte les espero en Jerusalén, sería un sueño que hay que hacer realidad.

Mientras tanto, sepan lo mucho que les recuerdo y les encomiendo por estos santos lugares de la Tierra Santa, donde se dio la revela-ción divina y transcurrió la vida de Jesús.

Creo que tras las experiencias vividas durante este mes, Canton y Jerusalén nos quedan ahora más cercanas. Les dejo mis datos para lo que se les ofrezca.

Mis oraciones y gratitud. P. Arturo Díaz P. Arturo Díaz P. Arturo Díaz P. Arturo Díaz

Note from Fr. Arturo DiazNote from Fr. Arturo DiazNote from Fr. Arturo DiazNote from Fr. Arturo Diaz

Just a month ago I came to the parish of Our Lady of La Salette, in Canton, GA, from Israel, and the

date to return to the Land of Jesus is nearing in the horizon.

As that time approaches, I have only words of gratitude.

My gratitude for your pastor, Fr. Victor Reyes, who took me in with the plan to come to the U.S. to learn and

practice English. He welcomed me in the parish and his home, he set up classes, and lunch and dinner with families from the parish. All these, plus his kindness,

smile and readiness, have made me feel at home. I may say I came as a foreigner and now leave as a parish

member, just missing the southern accent.

My gratitude extends to all the parishioners, with whom I shared family time, prayer, Mass, meals, care for the poor, visits to the sick and elderly. These have been

great experiences which make us see how we live the same ideals and faith. Sharing in the same boat, which is

the Church, which unites us and drives us, overtaking our different languages, cultures and nations.

I would also like to mention my English tutors, engaged in such wonderful, silently eloquent work: James Walz, Bob Smith, Lyn Albee and especially John Gehl, who has been my mentor and has given me so much of his

time, being more than a teacher, like a father, friend, and companion. In this "group" of teachers, I include all pa-rishioners with whom I have spent time, because they

have taught me a little more from the language of Shakespeare.

Shanah Birushalaim bean! With these words the Jewish greet the end of their Passover, expressing the desire to rejoin in Jerusalem. At this time of farewell, that is what I would also like, to meet again. On my part, I will wait for you in Jerusalem. That would be a dream to make come

true.

Meanwhile, please know you will be remembered and prayed for in these holy places of the Holy Land, where we were given divine revelation and where Jesus lived

his life.

I believe that after this month’s experiences, Canton and Jerusalem are now closer.

I leave you my personal information if you ever need me.

My prayers and gratitude. P. Arturo DiazP. Arturo DiazP. Arturo DiazP. Arturo Diaz

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Stewardship of Faith Stewardship of Faith Stewardship of Faith Stewardship of Faith Our prayerful response to God’s blessingsOur prayerful response to God’s blessingsOur prayerful response to God’s blessingsOur prayerful response to God’s blessings!!!! Readings for the Week of August 5, 2012

Sunday, August 5 - 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Ex 16:2-4,12-15; Ps 78:3-4,23-25,54; Eph 4:17,20-24; Jn 6:24-35 The Lord provides heavenly food for the Israelites to eat. Jesus proclaims himself to be the very bread of Life. Monday, August 6 - The Transfiguration of the Lord Dn 7: 9-10,13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6,9; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Ps 97:9:2-10 Transfigured in glory, the Son of Man has received kingship and dominion. He will come again in glory. Tuesday, August 7 - Sts. Sixtus & Cajetan Jer 30:1-2,12-15,18-22; Ps 102:16-23,29; Mt 14:22-36 Israel shall be healed and restored as God’s holy people. Jesus reveals his messianic power by walking on the water and healing the sick. Wednesday, August 8 - St. Dominic Jer 31:1-7; Jer 31:10-13; Mt 15:21-28 The Lord loves us with an everlasting love, and redeems us. Jesus heals the daughter of a Canaanite woman. Thursday, August 9 - St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Jer 31:31-34; Ps 51:12-15,18-19; Mt 16:13-23 Israel shall be healed and restored as God’s holy people. Jesus entrusts to Peter the keys of the kingdom of heaven. Friday, August 10 - St. Lawrence 2 Cor 9: 6-10; Ps 112:1-2,5-9; Jn 12:24-26 Lawrence followed the Lord and served him, especially in the poor whom he cared for as a deacon in Rome. Saturday, August 11 - St. Clare Hb 1:12—2:4; Ps 9:8-13; Mt 17:14-20 The just man or woman, those who seek the Lord, will live because of faith. If we but had faith, nothing would be impossible for us. Sunday, August 12 - 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Kgs 19:4-8; Ps 34:2-9; Eph 4:30 —5:2; Jn 6:41-51 To strengthen him for the journey, God provides Elijah with cake and water, reminiscent of his ancestors’ Pasch.

COMMUNITY CATECHESISCOMMUNITY CATECHESISCOMMUNITY CATECHESISCOMMUNITY CATECHESIS

Jesus is the Bread of Life 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Week of August 5, 2012

Listen to the Word (John 6:24 — 35) What words or phrases strike you from the familiar story? What image from this story lingers in your mind’s eye?

Look into your life Question for children: Why is Jesus compared to bread? How can his teachings be like food? Question for youth: Jesus is the bread that gives us life. How does believing in Jesus make your life different? Question for adults: How do you partake of the nourishment that Jesus provides? How often?

Activities for the Week Take these activities to further reflect:

• Make unleavened bread, the type Jesus shared with his disciples. Mix the dry ingredients. (Don’t sift the flour.) Cut in the shortening. Mix the water in gradually until the mixture rolls itself into a ball. Divide the dough into thirds, and knead each part ten times. Roll the dough portions out to 3/8” thickness. Place the loaf on a greased cookie sheet. Bake for ten minutes at 375E. Ingredients: 1 1/2 cups white flour, 1/2 cup wheat flour, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar, 3/4 teaspoon baking soda, 2 teaspoons shortening, 1/2 to 3/4 cup water.

• Have the family sit around a table. Say a brief prayer about bread. Pass around a loaf of bread. Invite each person to break off a piece of bread, telling them not to eat the bread yet. When everyone has taken a piece of bread, invite them to examine the bread: smell it, feel it, and look closely. Finally, ask them to eat the bread. Ask them to share the results of their examination and what memories and thoughts came to mind as they ate the bread. Do the same with grape juice.

• You are Jesus’ hands and feet on this earth. There are many hungry people waiting for help. Have your family help at a food bank or our own parish Soup Ministry. If possible go as a family to deliver food to a shut-in. Discuss what hunger feels like. Discuss what it must feel like to be delivered from that hunger.

• Discuss what your daily spiritual diet is like. Is it junk food, baby food, frozen food? How have you changed to become a spiritual person who eats healthy food and reflects it as a result? You are what you eat.

CATEQUESIS COMUNITARIACATEQUESIS COMUNITARIACATEQUESIS COMUNITARIACATEQUESIS COMUNITARIA

Jesús es el pan de vida 18º domingo en tiempo ordinario Semana del 5 de agosto del 2012

Escucha la Palabra (Juan 6:24 — 35) ¿Qué palabras o frases te llaman la atención en esta historia tan conocida? ¿Qué imagen queda en tu mente?

Ve tu vida Pregunta para los niños: ¿Por qué se compara Jesús con el pan? ¿Cómo pueden sus enseñanzas considerarse alimento? Pregunta para los jóvenes: Jesús es el pan que da vida. ¿Cómo el creer en Jesús hace que sus vidas sean diferentes? Pregunta para los adultos: ¿Cómo participan en el alimento que Jesús provee? ¿Con cuánta frecuencia?

Actividades para la Semana Tomen estas actividades para reflexionar mas:

• Hagan pan sin levadura, el mismo tipo que Jesús compartió con los apóstoles. Mezclen los ingredientes secos. (No ciernen la harina). Echen la manteca. Gradualmente echen el agua hasta que la mezcla forme una bola. Dividan la masa en tercios y amasen cada tercio diez veces. Extiendan la masa en por-ciones de 3/8” de grueso. Pongan la masa en una bandeja engrasada. Horn-een durante diez minutos a 375º. Ingredientes: 1 1/2 tazas de harina, 1/2 taza de harina de trigo, 1 cucharadita de sal, 1 1/2 cucharaditas de azúcar, 3/4 cucharadita de bicarbonato de soda, 2 cucharaditas de manteca, 1/2 a 3/4 taza de agua.

• Siéntense en familia alrededor de la mesa. Digan una oración breve sobre el pan. Repartan el pan. Inviten a cada persona a partir un pedazo de pan, pero que no lo coman todavía. Cuando todos tengan un pedazo de pan, inviten a todos a examinarlo: olerlo, tocarlo y observarlo detalladamente. Por último, coman el pan. Compartan los resultados de su examinación y qué recordaron y en qué pensaron al comer el pan. Hagan lo mismo con jugo de uvas.

• Ustedes son las manos y los pies de Jesús en la Tierra. Hay mucha gente hambrienta que espera por ayuda. En familia ayuden a preparar comida para los que tienen hambre; propóngase colaborar en el Ministerio de la Sopa en nuestra parroquia. Si es posible, en familia, lleven comida a un inválido. Hablen de se ha de sentir el tener mucha hambre. Hablen de cómo debe sen-tirse el ser liberado de esa hambre.

• Hablen de su dieta diaria espiritual. ¿Comen comida chatarra, comida de bebés, comida congelada? ¿Cómo han cambiado para convertirse en una persona espiritual que come alimentos sanos y que lo refleja como resultado? Somos lo que comemos.


Corresponsabilidad de acuerdo a la Biblia

5 de Agosto 2012 Decimoctavo Domingo

del Tiempo Ordinario

Jesús, en el Evangelio de San Juan de hoy, une su enseñanza a la lectura del Éxodo. Él cuenta a la multitud que sus antepasados comieron el maná en el desierto, otorgado no por Moisés, sino por Su Padre celestial. Jesús revela en el Evangelio que Él es el "Pan de Vida". Aque-

llos que vienen a Él se llenarán espiritualmente. San Pablo nos enseña que a través de Cristo obtendremos una renova-

da manera de pensar espiritualmente. Nosotros, como co-rresponsables cristianos, reconocemos la presencia de Jesús en la Eucaristía, que traducida del griego, significa "acción

de gracias". Vemos con asombro y gratitud esta gran bendi-ción que nos da fuerza y valor para encontrar y hacer la

voluntad de Dios.

Stewardship by the Bible

August 5, 2012 Eighteenth Sunday

in Ordinary Time

Today, Jesus, in St. John’s Gospel ties His teaching to the reading from Exodus. He tells the crowd that their ancestors ate manna in the desert provided not by Moses, but from His heavenly Father. Jesus reveals in the Gospel that He is the “Bread of Life”. Those who come to Him will be spiritually filled. St. Paul teaches us that through Christ we will acquire a fresh, spiritual way of thinking. We, as Christian stew-ards, acknowledge Jesus’ presence in the Eucharist, which translated from the Greek, means “thanksgiving”. We stand in awe and gratitude for this tremendous blessing that gives us strength and courage to find and do God’s will.

Stewardship:Stewardship:Stewardship:Stewardship: A disciple’s prayerful response to God’s blessings! A disciple’s prayerful response to God’s blessings! A disciple’s prayerful response to God’s blessings! A disciple’s prayerful response to God’s blessings!

...to continue the work at Sgt. Wilson’s home!! A grant has been approved to do the roof and we are ready to

finish what we started in May. Prayerfully consider joining us on this special project on Saturday, August 11,

2012 in Waleska. Contact Don Bryan at 770-316-8706 or [email protected] to volunteer and for details.

...para continuar con el tabajo en casa del Sargento Wilson! Nos fue aprobado un subsidio para hacer el techo y

estamos listos a terminar lo que empezamos en mayo. En oración, considere unirse a nosotros para este

proyecto especial el Sábado 11 de agosto próximo en Waleska. Para más información llame a la oficina: 770-479

-8923.


Mass Ministry Mass Ministry Mass Ministry Mass Ministry

August 11/12 August 11/12 August 11/12 August 11/12

Saturday 5:30 pm Saturday 5:30 pm Saturday 5:30 pm Saturday 5:30 pm

HospitalityHospitalityHospitalityHospitality Doris Robertson Belva Wadleigh Barry Young

Altar ServerAltar ServerAltar ServerAltar Server Bob Seguin

LectorLectorLectorLector Caroline Ditty E.M.H.C.E.M.H.C.E.M.H.C.E.M.H.C.

Marilyn Catlin Christine Crosby

Sunday 8:00 amSunday 8:00 amSunday 8:00 amSunday 8:00 am

HospitalityHospitalityHospitalityHospitality Gary Johnson Randy Johnson Robert Rush

Altar ServerAltar ServerAltar ServerAltar Server Pat Trimble

LectorLectorLectorLector Shari Garnsey E.M.H.CE.M.H.CE.M.H.CE.M.H.C....

Dale Cronauer Wanda Cronauer

Sunday 10:30 amSunday 10:30 amSunday 10:30 amSunday 10:30 am

HospitalityHospitalityHospitalityHospitality Lee Kendziora Marty Martinez Dick McDonald Chuck Morris

Altar ServerAltar ServerAltar ServerAltar Server Anna Mitchell

LectorLectorLectorLector Marian Schuetz E.M.H.C.E.M.H.C.E.M.H.C.E.M.H.C.

Heidi Carignan Robert Mitchell

Domingo 5:30 pmDomingo 5:30 pmDomingo 5:30 pmDomingo 5:30 pm

HospitalidadHospitalidadHospitalidadHospitalidad Urbano Gabriel Jorge Reyes Fermín Chivalán Reyna Alcántara

AcolitosAcolitosAcolitosAcolitos Eduardo Gonzalez Emily Herrera

LectoresLectoresLectoresLectores Annette Peña William Simón

M.E.S.EM.E.S.EM.E.S.EM.E.S.E.... Macrina Delgado Natividad García Eric Herrera

AACCW 56th Annual Convention

SEPTEMBER 7TH - 9TH

Per Archdiocesan decree: All Catholic women in the Archdiocese of At-lanta are members of the Atlanta Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women Organization. Therefore, we invite you to attend the 56th Annual Convention to be held at

Atlanta Marriott Northwest at Galleria 200 Interstate North Parkway,

Atlanta, Georgia 30339 770-952-7900

Call the Atlanta Marriott NW no later than Au-gust 10, 2012, and make your reservations for Friday and Saturday nights, September 7 & 8 at a very good AACCW rate per night of $90.00+tax. For your parish reservation, call your CCW/Guild President, Katie Glowka at 478-414-8577. The deadline is Aug. 25, 2012. Forms and additional information at www.archatl.com/clife/aaccw/ or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/AtlantaArchdioceseCCW.

56va Convención Anual AACCW

7 - 9 de SEPTIEMBRE

Por decreto de la Arquidiócesis: Todas las mujeres católicas en la Arquidiócesis de Atlanta son miembros del Consejo Arquidio-cesano de Atlanta de la Organización de Damas Católicas . Por lo tanto, te invitamos a asistir a la 56va Convención Anual que se celebrará en

Atlanta Marriott Northwest at Galleria

200 Interstate North Parkway, Atlanta, Georgia 30339

770-952-7900 Llame al Atlanta Marriott a más tardar el 10 de agosto, 2012, y haga su reservación para viernes 7 y sábado 8 de septiembre, con tarifa especial [AACCW] por noche de $90.00 + impuestos. Para realizar su reserva por parroquia, llame a su presidente de CCW/Guild, Katie Glowka al 478-414-8577. La fecha límite es el 25 de agos-to 2012. Para planillas e información adicional, ir a www.archatl.com/clife/aaccw/ o a Facebo-ok: www.facebook.com / AtlantaArchdioce-seCCW.

MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER WEEKEND The heat is on — don’t let it wilt your marriage!!! If you nourish it, your marriage can refresh the world around you. Spend time with us on a romantic and educational weekend at the

Atlanta Marriott in Norcross to learn how to invigorate your relationship and provide an oasis for your-selves, your family, and your friends. Our next weekend is August 17th—19th. To register or to learn other dates, call 678-435-3791 or go to www.wwmeatlanta.org. También se ofrecen Encuentros Matrimoniales en español. Para éstos, por favor llamar al 770-425-1328.

MAGNIFICAT PRAYER BREAKFAST

Sat., Aug. 18, 2012 from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Holy Cross Church, 3773 Chamblee Tucker Road, Atlanta.

Cristina Zakis, of St. Stephen the Martyr Church, Lilburn, will be the guest speaker. All women are invited to this morning of faith sharing and friendship. She will speak of God’s call in her life to serve, including as a wife, adoptive mother and biological mother, educator, and most recently, as a kidney donor. Reservations are $15. Advance reservations are required. Please mail check, payable to Magnificat Joyful Visitation, by Aug. 11 to Kathy Timony, 6170 Rachel Ridge, Norcross, GA 30092. Check-in will be at the door for those with reservations only. Contact Kathy Timony at (770) 263-6957 for information.


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Parish InformationParish InformationParish InformationParish Information 2941 Sam Nelson Road Canton, GA 30114 770.479.8923 tel. 770.479.6025 fax www.lasalettecanton.com Rev. Victor J. Reyes, Pastor (Extension 225) [email protected] Deacon Charlie Carignan [email protected] Deacon John Stanley [email protected] Marjorie Diaz, Parish Office Manager (Extension 222) [email protected] Barbara DuMont, Part-time Secretary (Extension 221) [email protected] Religious Education (Extension 223) [email protected] María Pérez, Educación Religiosa (Extension 223) [email protected] Robert Mitchell, RCIA [email protected] Macrina Delgado, RICA [email protected] Louise Baker, Maintenance [email protected] Donna Bryan, OLOL SVdP Conference [email protected] Mike Ditty, Finance Council Thomas Kelleher, Building Commission Katie Glowka, Women’s Guild Rudy Schuetz, Knights of Columbus Marian Schuetz, KofC Ladies’ Auxiliary Bulletin/ Web Site Announcements [email protected]

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Soup Ministry 10:00am in Parish Center Eucharist 6:30pm in the Sanctuary

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Eucharist 9:00am in the Sanctuary Scripture Study 9:30am in the Parish Center Soup Ministry 10:30am in the Parish Center ESOL (English for Speakers of other Languages) 10:00am & 4:00pm in the Parish Center Discipleship Initiative 7:00 pm in the Parish Center

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ESOL 10:00am in the Parish Center Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 12:00pm in the Sanctuary Eucharist 6:30pm in the Sanctuary RCIA Catechesis 7:00pm in the Parish Center TTTTHURSDAYHURSDAYHURSDAYHURSDAY 9999

Communion Service 9:00am in the Sanctuary Soup Ministry 9:30am in the Parish Center

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ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) 10:00am in the Parish Center A Close-Knit Group 10:00am in the Parish Center Life After Loss Grief Support 11:00am in the Parish C enter RICA 6:30pm en el Centro Parroquial

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Reconciliation 4:30pm in the Sanctuary Eucharist 5:30pm in the Sanctuary Celebración de la Palabra 7:00pm en el Centro Parroquial

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Eucharist 8:00am and 10:30am in the Sanctuary Men’s Bible Study 9:15am in the Parish Center RICA 3:45pm en el Centro Parroquial Eucaristía 5:30pm en el Santuario

“LIFE AFTER LOSS” GRIEF SUPPORT

Share the pain of your loss & rebuild your life to a “new normal”.

Friday, August 10th • 11:00am • Parish Center For information call

Dianne: 770-704-4954 or Donna: 770-345-5372

A “Close-Knit” Group Knit & crochet items for elderly women.

Fri., Aug. 10th ♦ 10am-12pm ♦ Parish Center

For information contact Erika Martinez: (678) 493-2716 or [email protected].

Un Grupo “Tupido en Tejido” Las prendas tejidas son donadas a ancianitas.

Viernes, 10 de Agosto ♦ 10am-12pm ♦ Centro Parroquial. Más información, contactar a Erika

Martínez: (678) 493-2716 o mslmartika@aol.

Wedding Anniversaries:

Congratulations to: John & Margarete Nettuno

William McAleer Dominic DiPierro

Linda Cornell Janice McDonald

Kay Thomas Robert Maraffi Sixta Robless

Ashley Fannon

Frederick Walsh Jodie Rodkey Cristina Horta

Margaret Reneau Florencio Lorenzo-Cabre Pablo Camillo Saucedo

Jennifer Jones Paul Mitchell

Marina Zincone Sonny Hatcher

Krystyna Januszka

Are you an aspiring writer? Do you like to find hidden words in puzzles? Are you a perfection-ist who likes to make sure things are well done? Well if you meet one of these require-ments, there is a new opportunity at Our Lady of LaSalette for you. A new quarterly Par-ish Newsletter separate from the current weekly bulletin, is being created that will have interest-ing (we hope) articles on current activities, bi-ographies of parishioners to help us know about that person/s who we see at Mass, and other topics not included in the weekly bulle-tin. Volunteers are needed to write (here's your chance), proof read and edit. Please call Joan Rush @ 770-345-6610 or the parish office to vol-unteer. Thank you.

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