March 23, 2008

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THE RESURRECTION OF

THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD

OUR LORD

OUR LORD ---- EASTER SUNDAY

EASTER SUNDAY

Fr. Paul Pecchie

ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH

(727) 584-2318 Tel.

Fr. Prakash Madanu, ALCP.

2121 - 16th Avenue SW, Largo, FL 33770

(727) 586-5413 Fax.

My Dear Friends in Christ,

Alleluia! Christ is risen! This day is the Sunday of Sundays. On this and
every Sunday we identify ourselves as members of the one Body of the risen
Lord, the Church, by worshipping as one people in the Eucharistic sacrifice.

An ancient legend illustrates the power of Christ's death and resurrection. It tells

about a monk who discovered the crown of thorns that had been pressed on Jesus'
head. Covered with blood, it was a horrible sight. The monk took it with care and
placed it on the side altar of a church. The people glanced at it, and then turned away. It reminded them of the
ugliness and cruelty of sin, their own sins. The crown of thorns remained there until Easter morning, when the

monk, with sunrise, made his way into the church. He thought that the bloody reminder of Christ's
passion would be out of place and that he should remove it. As he approached the altar, he detected a
strange fragrance. The sun was so bright that at first he could not tell what had happened. The

sun had centered its rays on the sharp thorns. From them emerged roses of rare beauty and a most
pleasing fragrance.

That little story captures something of the transformation of Easter. As we heard in this morning's

readings, Jesus' resurrection changes the shame of sin into forgiveness, the paralysis of despair into hope.

The early Christians called this day "the Day of the Sun" as did everyone else in the Roman Empire. What they

meant by that was much more than could be said for the typical Roman, for whom the day marked merely one more
rising and setting of the fiery orb that coursed through the skies. For the Christian, this was the day on which the
"rising of the Sun" reminded them of the glorious rising of the "Son" of God.

If Christ is to be our light, if we are to share one day in the new dawn of His Resurrection, we must begin now

to learn to celebrate the Lord's Day in a worthy way, and according to the ancient discipline of the Christian
communio, or communion, and the law of Christ.

In the Eucharistic Sacrifice we offer the perfect prayer of Christ, the perfect means of keeping the Lord's Day

holy. Our indifference to the Mass condemns us as indifferent to Christ Himself. Worship with the Christian
communio is not an option among options. It expresses and makes present the core reality of our identity as
Christians. Without the Lord, as he manifests Himself in Word and Sacrament, it is impossible for us to look
forward to heaven and eternal joy. "Without me," he warns, "you can do nothing."

A fourth century Christian said it better than I could. I would like to conclude with a quote from the Easter

sermon of St. John Chrysostom:

Are there any weary with fasting?
Let them now receive their wages!
If any have toiled from the first hour,
let them receive their due reward;
If any have come after the third hour,
let him with gratitude join in the Feast!
And he that arrived after the sixth hour,
let him not doubt; for he too shall sustain no loss.
And if any delayed until the ninth hour,
let him not hesitate; but let him come too.
And he who arrived only at the eleventh hour,
let him not be afraid by reason of his delay.
For the Lord is gracious and receives the last even as the first.
He gives rest to him that comes at the eleventh hour,
as well as to him that toiled from the first.
To this one He gives, and upon another He bestows.
He accepts the works as He greets the endeavor.
The deed He honors and the intention He commends.
Let us all enter into the joy of the Lord!
First and last alike receive your reward;
rich and poor, rejoice together!
Sober and slothful, celebrate the day!
You that have kept the fast, and you that have not,
rejoice today for the Table is richly laden.

Praised Be Jesus Christ! ~

Fr. Pecchie

JMJ

First Reading -- All who believed were

devoted to the teachings of the apostles, the
communal life, the breaking of the bread, and
prayer (Acts 2:42-47).

Psalm -- Give thanks to the Lord for he is

good, his love is everlasting (Psalm 118).

Second Reading -- God has given us an

undiminished inheritance, safeguarded for us
in heaven (1 Peter 1:3-9).

Gospel -- The risen Christ comes to his

disciples with peace and the Spirit. The absent
Thomas doubts (John 20:19-31).

Do I ever find myself

acting as Thomas did?

What will I do to encourage

others who do not believe?

We are . . . Disciples in Mission

Disciples in Mission

Sharing our Faith in Christ

REJOICE AND BE GLAD

"This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be

glad!" (Psalm 118:24) Let us remember that these words of today's
responsorial psalm are not only sung from the hearts of those
gathered in our parish. They are also sung by the poor in tiny barrios
throughout Central and South America. They are sung by those
denied religious freedom in our world; these Christians lift their
voices in clandestine places of worship. These words are sung by

people who have lost loved
ones to acts of terrorism and
war around the globe. Even in
the midst of conflict and
division, Christians still come
together to declare that
poverty, loneliness, violence,
and division will never, ever
have as much power as the
life, death, and resurrection of
Jesus Christ. Indeed, let us

Readings:

March 30, 2008

Divine Mercy

Sunday

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ELEBRATING

YEARS

ARISH

EWS

e warmly welcome ... In the Sacraments of Initiation we are freed from the power of
darkness and joined to Christ's death, burial, and resurrection. We receive the Spirit of

filial adoption and are part of the entire people of God in the celebration of the Lord's death
and resurrection. At the Easter Vigil, we were pleased to welcome into our Church family two
people who have received the three sacraments of initiation: Christina Burrell and Evelyn Ouegroago, and
two children who received Baptism: John Ouegroago and Romeo Greene. We are also pleased to
welcome into full communion with the Church those candidates who received the Sacraments of Eucharist
and Confirmation: Richard Eckley , David Fechter , Wilson Greene , Lori Kinstle, Jennifer Ross and
Felecia Saywon. Congratulations to all of you!

May your lives be richly blessed and strengthened by the grace of Christ. Our Catholic Community of St.

Patrick welcomes you and offers to you our love and support as you continue on your journey in faith.

Next Sunday, March 30th, is the 2nd Sunday of Easter. Pope John
Paul the Great designated this Feast Day as DIVINE MERCY
SUNDAY in the Church. In honour of this Feast, we will be praying
the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at each Mass next weekend. Please
join us in prayer as we pray for ourselves, for our community, for
our Church and for our world.

CELEBRATING OUR JUBILEE

COMING EVENTS:

Golden Jubilee Banquet .........................March 29th
International Mass & Dinner ..................... May 18th

Thanksgiving Mass with Bishop Lynch .................. June 1st

Children's Jubilee Picnic ........................... June 7th

Jubilee 50's dance .............................................. July 19th

St. Patrick of Ireland, pray for us!

Start with the Sign of the Cross,

one Our Father, one Hail Mary,
and the Apostles' Creed.

Eternal Father, I offer you the Body and Blood,
soul and divinity, of your dearly beloved Son, our
Lord Jesus Christ ...

in atonement for our sins,

and those of the whole world.

[large beads]

For the sake of His sorrowful
Passion ...

have mercy on us and on

the whole world.

[x10, small beads]

Holy God,

Holy Mighty One,

Holy Immortal One,
have mercy on us and on the whole world.

[x3, at end to close the chaplet]

All for the Greater Honor & Glory of God

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The Great Bible Adventure Study
Sr. Kathleen

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (CR)

Tuesday, March 25th

Join us on this adventure with Jeff Cavins as

we journey through the Bible our story.

Adult Bible Study: Adventures in Matthew
Sr. Kathleen

8:45 AM - 10:30 AM (CR)

Wednesday, March 26th

"Adventures in Matthew - the King and His
Kingdom" with Jeff Cavins.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

RCIA: Are you interested in the
Catholic Faith? If you have never
been baptized, or have
been baptized in another
Christian

tradition,

invite you to journey in

faith with our parish family in the RCIA
process. For more information contact Sr.
Kathleen at 584-2318 ext. 321.

St. Patrick's Religious Education

Religious Education (K-8) Sundays, 10:30 - 11:45 AM

Small Faith Sharing Group
Barb Murphy 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM (CR)

Friday, March 28th

Join us as we share our faith each Friday.

Mr. & Mrs.

Joseph &

Julie Blum

DRE, ext. 320

Going Deeper With Your Faith

Adult Education and Faith Formation

Religious

Ed.

PASTOR'S CLASS with

Fr. Pecchie

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

No class on Monday, March 24th

Have a safe and

blessed Easter week!

FOUNDATIONS OF PERSONAL PRAYER:

We meet every Monday evening at 7 PM

in the Msgr. McCall Library.

Have you seen our Web page? Check out

what's new and what you missed!

Visit www.stpatrick-largo.org today!

FIRST COMMUNION INFORMATION:

Saturday, April 19th: The First Communion Retreat will be from 9-12 in the Parish

Center. One parent must also plan on attending this retreat with their child.

CONFIRMATION UPDATE:

The Sacrament of Confirmation will take place on Sunday, May 4th. Please contact Joe or
Julie Blum if you have any questions or if you missed the retreat.

Sacrament Preparation Reminders

All children are invited to attend our Easter Egg Hunt after the 9 AM Mass, TODAY, Easter Sunday.

VATICAN SPLENDORS: Celebrate 2000 years of faith by joining the St. Patrick Catholic
Church community on a trip to the Florida International Museum to see the "Vatican Splendors"
exhibition on Wednesday, April 9th. Exhibit Highlights: Reliquary containing relics of St. Peter,
Objects from the election of Pope Benedict and the Mandylion of Edessa, the earliest known
image of the face of our Lord. As a parish we receive a discount on the tickets. The cost for
transportation and ticket is $25.00. After the museum tour we will have lunch at Bay Walk.
Please contact Sr. Kathleen for information at 584-2318 ext. 321.

PLEASE NOTE: Sunday School Classes resume on March 30th. Have a safe and blessed Easter week!

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Principal:

Sr. Veronica

Visceglia,

SSND

Jr. High Youth Ministers: Mr. & Mrs. Bob & Sue Tassinari, ext. 322

. P

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ELEBRATING

OVER

YEARS

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DUCATION

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& S

ERVICE

St. Patrick Catholic Youth

The Junior Youth Group meets on Sunday nights from 7:00 to 8:30
PM in the Youth Room. Newcomers are always welcome! If you
have any questions, please call Sue & Bob at 585-5546.

IND

, O

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, O

PIRIT

ENIOR

OUTH

ROUP

"By This Sign, You Will Conquer"

H.S. Youth Ministers:

Mr. & Mrs. Pete & Marie O'Shea, ext. 322

The Senior Youth Group meets Sunday nights after the 5:30 PM Mass in Msgr.
McCall Hall. Youth in high school or older are welcome to attend.

REGISTRATION

for 2008 - 2009

SCHOOL YEAR

REGISTRATION for all grades (Pre-K-8)
is taking place. St. Patrick is a fully
accredited, Christ-centered environment,
known

f or

academ ic

excellence. Come and see
what makes St. Patrick so
s p e c i a l .

F o r

m o r e

information call the school
office. (727) 581- 4865.

NEWSPAPER RECYCLING: Please
help support your school by putting
your old newspapers in the big red bin

located at the east side of the church. Thank
you! Your support is always appreciated!

St. Patrick Catholic School

Charity Fishing Tournament

May 17, 2008

Awards Banquet:

The Hut on John's Pass

Boardwalk.

To register contact

Joe Blum, 584-2318 ext. 320.

We are also looking for sponsors! We need companies or
families that want their name on our Tournament T-shirt
(minimum of $100 dollar donation). We also need lots of
raffle prizes, including tackle, camping/
sports equipment, gift cards ... whatever
you want to give we will take. Drop off
all donations at the School office. Thank
you for your support!!

Thanks to our tournament sponsors:

Gulf-to-Bay Bait and Tackle

Ace Hammerhead Hardware

Bealls at Largo Mall

Marine Max

Water Sports West

Please support those companies who support us!!

We are still in need of more

sponsors and raffle prize donations.

Also, we are looking to get a kayak or

canoe donated for the tournament,

new or used.

All donations are tax deductible.

Please contact Joe at 584-2318 ext 320.

CALENDAR

EASTER VACATION

March 24-28, 2008

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Easter Sunday: The Resurrection of our Lord

Very early in the morning after the Sabbath, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb to anoint

Jesus' body with precious oils. The reward of this good and conscientious steward was to be

among the first to know that Jesus had been raised from the dead! Alleluia!

TEWARDSHIP

: T

IME

, T

ALENT

, T

REASURE

2007 CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS: If you would
like a letter listing the summary of your 2007 parish
donations (for tax purposes), please phone the parish
office to place your name on our list. Contribution
statements for 2007 will only be given upon request.
Thank you for your cooperation!

GIFT CARD SALE: St. Patrick School PTO is selling
gift cards for numerous restaurants and stores such
as Chili's, Panera, Beall's, Albertson's, Chevron
and many more. You purchase these cards at full
face value and the school will receive a percentage of
the purchase. It costs you nothing extra. To order
cards or get information call Julie Wintermeier @
743-7043 or Elaine Luker @ 595-3538.

elebrate St. Patrick Church's Golden Jubilee ...

by joining Fr. Pecchie on a special tour of

IRELAND

IRELAND September 15-25, 2008. Journey with us as

we travel in the footsteps of St. Patrick, and see his

impact upon Irish faith and culture. Educational

Opportunities Tours presents an exciting and

educational 11-day experience for approximately

$2698*. Cost includes roundtrip

airfare from New York, first class

hotels, traditional Irish breakfast and

Dinner daily, guided sightseeing via

deluxe motor coaches and entrance

fees. Please contact Margie Feuser,

pilgrimage coordinator, for more

information at 1-800-644-4659.

St. Patrick, Largo as of 03/10/08

PARISH INFORMATION:

Assessment:

$127,546.00

This is the amount we must give to the

Diocese for the 2008 Appeal.

Pledged:

$ 36,320.48

Assessment

Balance:

$91,225.52

This is the amount pledged through the

Diocesan APA envelopes.

# of Gifts:

147

Average Gift:

$247.08

This is the number of gifts by our parishioners (out of our

1000 registered families) who have made a pledge by

sending their donation in the APA Diocesan envelope.

% of Assessment: 28.5 % Participation: 14.9

About 15% of our parishioners are participating!

We need your help! The amount you pledge by using
the Diocesan APA envelopes, marked "St. Patrick
Church, Largo # 370" is not taxed for next year's APA.
Please prayerfully consider making your pledge today.
Diocesan APA envelopes are found at the doors of the
church or at the church office.

HAVE YOU SENT IN YOUR PLEDGE?

2008 Annual Pastoral Appeal

Summary Report

2008

APA

PILGRIMAGE TO QUEBEC, CANADA

Date:

June 24th to June 30th, 2008

Flight:

Air Trans, leave at 6:30 PM on Tuesday.

Cost:

$1,095 (single), $865 (double) $730 (triple).

These prices include flight, bus transportation, hotels, all breakfasts, and a supper
downtown Montreal to "Au Festin Du Gouverneur." We will go to Ste Anne de
Beaupre, Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec City and Montreal and see all the beautiful
shrines. We will need a $75 deposit as soon as possible to hold these prices because
of the flight. For more information, please contact Paulette King, ext. 316.

March 23, 2008 Easter Sunday Cycle A

The angel said, "Do not be afraid."

Trust that the risen Christ empowers you to go and spread the good news.

VOCATION VIEW:

(Matthew 28:1

(Matthew 28:1----10)

10)

Mass Intentions & Schedule of Events - Page 7

Mass Intentions

The Week Ahead

Pray for our Military

Staff Sgt. William J. Condon, US Army, New York
Second Lt. Tara Dawe, US Army, New York
Lt. Comm. Shawn D. Fitzpatrick, USN, Virginia
Pvt. Brendan Gaines, USMC, South Carolina
Sgt. Jason A. George, US Army, Kentucky
Sgt. Jorge Granados, USMC, Florida
Sgt. Joshua Harmon, Kentucky
Specialist Matthew Heaberlin, US Army, Iraq
Sr. Airman Sean Heaberlin, USAF, California
Staff Sgt. Matthew Hicks, US Army, Missouri
Airman Ryan Hines, US Air Force
Lt. Jr. William J. Howey, III, US Navy, Connecticut
Sgt. Anthony Jordan, US Army Calvary, Iraq
CWO2 Robert Kidney, USCG, Florida
Lance Corporal Nick Krege, USMC, Japan
Pvt. FC, John Margariton, USMC, South Carolina
Specialist Daniel McCarley, US Army, Florida
Airman 1st Class Kevin McCarley, USAF, Germany
Ensign Christopher McDowell, US Navy, Iraq
SFC Lisa Collis Moore, US Army, Iraq
Staff Sgt. Timothy Moore, US Navy, California
Airman Theresa Newbill, US Air Force, England
Sgt. Scott Platzer, US Army, South America
A. B. Michael Pourteau, USAF, Texas
Pvt. Chris Reed, USMC, Iraq
Major Kristin Streukens, US Air Force
Major Scott Trapman, US Army, Washington
Staff Sgt. Saturnino Vilano, Jr., US Army, Afghanistan
Staff Sgt. Shawn Weismiller, US Air Force, Iraq

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Sun.

10:00 AM

6:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM

Mon.

7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM

Tue.

4:00 PM
6:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM

Wed.

8:30 AM
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
6:45 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM

Thu.

9:00 AM
2:00 PM
5:45 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM

Fri.

9:00 AM
7:30 PM

Sat.

3:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
6:00 PM

03/23/2008
No Coffee and Donuts this week
Easter Egg Hunt (grounds)
Senior Youth Group Meeting (PC)
Junior Youth Group Meeting (YR)
Al-Anon Meeting (Lib)

03/24/2008 - NO SCHOOL
Foundations of Personal Prayer Mtg. (Lib)
Contemporary Worship Band Rehearsal (CH)
Cub Scout Pack 465 Den Mtg.

(Café, Art, PE, Gr1)

03/25/2008 - NO SCHOOL
Mission of St. Patrick Class (Lib)
GriefShare Meeting (Lib)
Bell Choir Rehearsal (CH)
Great Adventure Bible Study (CR)
Boy Scout Troop 465 Mtg. (Café)

03/26/2008 - NO SCHOOL
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament (CH)
Adult Bible Study
Weight Watchers Meeting (CR)
Benediction (CH)
Charismatic Prayer Group Meeting (CR)
Remember, Respond, Renew Reception (PC)

03/27/2008 - NO SCHOOL
Legion of Mary Meeting (CR)
Remember, Respond, Renew Reception (PC)
Children's Choir Practice (OLM)
El Salvador Mission Meeting (MC)
Adult Choir Practice (OLM)
RCIA Class (CR)
Remember, Respond, Renew Reception (PC)

03/28/2008 - NO SCHOOL
Faith Sharing Group (CR)
Our Lady's Oratory Prayer Group (CR)

03/29/2008
Confessions (CH)
Confessions (CH)
Bus departs for Jubilee Banquet (parking lot)
Golden Jubilee Banquet (Sheraton Sand Key

Resort)

Please pray for the members of our

St. Patrick Parish family and friends who
have died recently and their families and

friends who mourn them.

Parish Meeting Rooms: Art = Art Room (School Jubilee Building); Cafe =
School Cafeteria; CH = Church, CR = Conference Room in Msgr. McCall Hall;
FLD = Field; MC = Media Center; MR = Music Room (School Jubilee Build-
ing); PE-A/B = PE portables; OLM = Office of Liturgical Music; PC = Msgr.
McCall Hall; PCLib = Msgr. McCall Library; REL = Religion Room (old Span-
ish Room); RE Office = Religious Education Office in PC; YR = Youth Room

March 22, 2008 - HOLY SATURDAY
St. Patrick Parishioners

March 23, 2008 - EASTER SUNDAY
Malvina Curvilla
Virginia Maule
Deceased members of the Draksler &

Zorowski Families

March 24, 2008
Joanne Palmeri

March 25, 2008
Edward & Olive Dietl

March 26, 2008
Pauline, Alex & Joseph Jannetto

March 27, 2008
Constance St. John

March 28, 2008
Doris Stedding

March 29, 2008
Violet Mangano
Jack Stewart

March 30, 2008
St. Patrick Parishioners
Shirley Drake
Erwin & Dorothy Steiner
Jeffrey Brehme

Sat.

7:30 PM

Sun.

7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM

Mon.

8:00 AM

Tue.

8:00 AM

Wed.

8:00 AM

Thu.

8:00 AM

Fri.

8:00 AM

Sat.

8:00 AM
4:30 PM

Sun.

7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
5:30 PM

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Diocesan Announcements

The House of Prayer in Clearwater is offering: "Step-
stones in Virtue", a silent, reflective day retreat for
women. Saturday, April 5th, 10 AM - 5 PM. "Let the
Fire Fall", Life in the Spirit Seminar, April 8, 15, 22 &
29th, 7 - 9 PM. Participation in all 4 evenings expected.
For information, contact the House of Prayer, 797-7412.

SHARE-A-PRAYER: If you or someone you
know needs special prayers, let us pray for
you and your loved ones. Phone 584-6954
and together we will lift our hearts to God!

Confessions are heard on Saturdays, 3:30 & 5:30 PM
(also Thursdays before First Friday at 8:30 AM).

Baptisms are arranged at least two months in
advance by calling the parish office.

Marriages are scheduled with the priest at least six
months ahead of time.

Anointing of the Sick: If you anticipate a hospital
stay, please ask to be anointed prior to hospitalization
at one of the daily Masses. In case of an emergency,
please call at any hour. The infirm may call the
parish office to arrange for a priest to anoint them at
home.

Visits to the Homebound: Our Eucharistic Ministers
bring Holy Communion to our homebound
parishioners, usually on a weekly basis. Please call
the parish office if you are not able to attend Mass.

Parish Registration is done by attending a Welcome
Meeting and Breakfast. Please call the parish office
for details.

Come, pray with me!

Come, pray with me! Please consider spending even one hour each Wednesday to be with Our
Lord in Eucharistic Adoration, beginning after the 9 AM Mass and concluding with Benediction at 6:45
PM. Please sign up at the Church entrance. Wednesdays in our Diocese is our designated day to pray
for holy vocations to the priesthood and religious life.

Eucharistic Adoration every Wednesday

Reverend Paul Pecchie, Pastor

Reverend Prakash Madanu, ALCP.

Deacon Richard Brady

Deacon Ralph Bufano (Winter)

Deacon Kenneth Spaulding (Winter)

Retired Assisting Priests

Reverend Monsignor Richard Cahill

Reverend Kenneth Bonadies

Reverend Bernard MacAdam (Winter)

MASS SCHEDULE

Daily Mass ...................................................... 8:00 AM
Saturday Vigil ................................................4:30 PM
Sunday ............ 7:30 AM, 9 AM, 11 AM and 5:30 PM

Music Director:

Mrs. Paulette King ................................................. x 316

Sacristans:

Sr. Lucy Mbuya, CDNK ........................................ x 304
Sr. Castissima Masambo, CDNK .......................... x 304

Directors of Religious Education:

K-8th grade: M/M Joseph & Julie Blum ............... x 320
Adult: Sr. Kathleen Luger, OSC ............................ x 321

Outreach Ministries:

Sr. Rosamunda Massawe, CDNK.......................... x 321
Ms. Claire Obordo ................................................. x 302

Youth Ministry:

H.S.: M/M Pete & Marie O'Shea .......................... x 322

Jr. High: M/M Robert & Sue Tassinari ................ x 322

Principal: Sr. Veronica Visceglia, SSND ............ 581-4865

St. Patrick School, founded in 1959, provides an
excellent academic program (grades preK-8) in a Christ-
centered environment, nurturing each student in mind,
body and soul.

FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTION

Our First Friday Mass in
honor of the Sacred Heart will
be offered at 6:30 PM on April
4, 2008 as part of St. Patrick's
Golden Jubilee celebration.

A covered dish dinner, hosted
by the Knights of Columbus,
will follow the Mass in Msgr.
McCall Hall.

All are invited. Bring your favorite dish to share!

A Day of prayer, Study,
Discussion and Reflection
on Pope John Paul II's
Theology of the Body:
Immerse yourself in A New
Language. Presented by Fr.
Joel Kovanis and Sharon Iler.
Saturday, April 12th, 10 AM -
4 : 3 0

P M

a t

B l e s s e d

Sacrament Church in Tampa. A $10 donation is
requested to cover the cost of lunch. For more
information, call Sharon at 727-391-4435.