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months. Got the thing, though?
blueprint ready, I‘m not even sure
Chris? it is right-side up!

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resentation on all committee
On May 3rd we brought a community meeting to the commu- Grass‖, youth choir, youth rep re out rea ch
th RE program, mo
nity; directly following liturgy. The question that brought adult RE program during you t-
em pha sis on social action, incorpora
us together…how we see ourselves serving our youth as Easy and service projects, an
liturgies, muti-
we move into the future. Do we need to develop a more does ing more youth talent in the Th ere we
Does that
re more look off to
es and act ivit ies.
comprehensive youth ministry program? Is this some- it! generational servic
e you details on some
and we hope to be able to giv
thing that we want to embrace and support as a commu- you?
nea r fut ure . We don ‘t pla n to wait to
nity? Do we need to hire someone to serve as our youth of them in the
to act now.
minister? hire someone; we’re going

We had a dynamic group at the meeting, from parents What can I do, you ask? for
We need enthusiasm
(of all ages), grandparents, those without children, those that WE WANT &NEED YOU!! d act ivi-
ryone to make the offere
have adult children who no longer attend QAC. We had a this endeavor. We need eve pa-
We need joy. We need partici
lively discussion and following are some of the main ideas ties a priority in busy lives. nts. Wh at are
help coordinate eve
that were generated: tion. We need volunteers to for wa ys to bri ng
are your ideas
 Honoring and teaching our children the importance you passionate about? What las ting rela tion -
some quality
of ritual within our faith. our family together and build mu nity bui ld a
p our com
 Honoring and building a program that respects our ships? PLEASE come and hel h.
al family. Let ‘s help each other grow in fait
individual differences, and our uniqueness as a com- stronger spiritu
munity.
 Focusing our programs on family, both nuclear & So what now?
ple to help me develop a job
extended QAC family. I am looking for a team of peo
a list of specific tasks that we
 Changing the youth‘s expectation; teaching description and to generate nistry
sful candidate for Family Mi
&expecting them to be central to our operation. would like to see in a succes this pro ject
ted in being a part of
 Providing integrated programs that recognize needs Coordinator. If you are interes
-1133 or lisameas-
please notify me at (937)320 e to
at all stages of life and family. l be approaching people soon, fac
ures@woh.rr.com. I wil vin g as a com mit-
After this discussion it was decided unanimously that we need interested on ser
face, to see if you would be e tha t wo uld be ins tru-
to invest new energy and resources into the goal of building a of someon
tee member (so, if you know f, do tell ).
more family centered and oriented faith experience. To make their sel
mental and may not volunteer
this successful, it was agreed that we need to hire someone to
g-
take this task on, keeping us on a forward moving path. The and we proclaim our willin
We share this bread and cup hol y
‗focus group‘ during the discussion changed from ―youth‖ to y of love, and to be the
―family‖. As a group we decided that it is more appropriate to ness to build and communit
call this position a Family Ministry Coordinator. people God calls us to be.
Peace - Lisa

Some of the ideas that we came up with include ―Mass on the

Stewardship
p——Serving Others
“Go in Peace to Love and Serve the Lord”
(Dismissal, Closing Rite of Mass) How many
times have you heard the above words? When
you hear them, what do you think? Often, we
begin to change gears to get back into the real
world. We may have had a great experience at
Mass, but now it is time to get back to real life.
Lunch needs to be prepared. The lawn really
needs to be mowed. Laundry is waiting to be
washed. When we hear these words, our minds
sometimes begin to assemble the ―To-Do‖ list for
the rest of the day.
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“Go in peace to love and serve the Lord.” There is a
reason why we are not simply told to ―Go in peace and
enjoy the rest of the day.‖ After fortifying us with the
graces we receive from the sacrament of Holy Eucha-
rist, the Church sends us into the world to be evangel-
ists, sharing Christ‘s love with everyone we meet, by
Don‘t tip giving us the command from the Dismissal to “Go in
peace…” When do we evangelize and share His love?
that, it
will spill! When we, “…love and serve the Lord.‖
Want to serve the Lord and this community, then par-
ticipate on the Stewardship Committee and attend the
next meeting on Jun 2nd at 7:30PM. For more informa-
tion visit the QAC web site at www.qacohio.org/.
 Community Meeting Minutes
OLD BUSINESS
NURSERY - Maggie Atkinson reported that she has volunteers now and the
nursery should be available in June
QAC SIGN – Deacon Greg advised that we have received two designs by Suz-
anne Noffsinger and Marti Quakenbush for the proposed sign to be put on the
property with times for our Liturgies - The proposal has been submitted to the
Marianist – We are awaiting approval from the St. Louis Province.
QAC 1 – After some discussion, it was decided to try to sell QAC 1, the 1999
Ford Expedition SUV donated to the Community by the Bane Family, and use
the proceeds for miscellaneous expenses, such as transporting the Teens to Naz-
areth Farms, etc. The Blue book value is about $4,200. If we are unable to sell it,
we will try to find a charity to donate it to.
Steve fell HOLY DAY LITURGIES – In the future all Holy Day Liturgies will be
asleep moved from 7:30 PM to 7:00 PM
But, the
during NEW BUSINESS
this part! new chairs
NEW COORDINATORS – With Nancy Connair moving, are so
Linda Folmar has volunteered to replace her as Co-Coordinator comfy...
of the Liturgy Committee with Judy Potter – Since Cherie Herbert has
stepped down as The Spirit Editor, Steve Nordmeyer and Chris Penick have
volunteered to fill that position.
HAITI PICNIC – The Haiti Picnic this year will be held on Sunday
July 19th coordinated by Becky Sommer
2009-10 QAC BUDGET – Tom McCrate and the Stewardship Committee pre-
sented the Annual Budget to the meeting for approval – The proposed budget
total is $186,957 as compared to last year‘s budget of $174,733 – It was reported
that 66.9% of the budget is for employee and building expenses and the remain-
ing 33.1% for all other expenses of the Community – After some questions and
discussion, Steve Guilfoos made a Motion to approve the budget, seconded by
Steve Nordmeyer and the Motion was passed with 23 in favor, 0 opposed, and 2
abstentions.
FAMILY MINISTRY – Based on the Townhall meeting held on Sunday, May
3rd and popular opinion, it was decided to create a Family Ministry within the
Community to include all ages and household dynamics with an emphasis on the
youth – Maggie Atkinson emphasized the need to nurture our children by inte-
grating them with the adults and having more family centered programs that are
multi generational. She and Lisa Measures will begin by investigating hiring a
part time organizer, either within or outside the Community – They will start by
using Diocesan and UofD resources for a job description and then tailor that to
the needs of QAC – The plan is hopefully to have something in the works by
September – However, in the meantime we will move forward by planning some
social outreach programs, teen masses, family activities, etc. to integrate the
youth more fully – It is also believed this will evolve into the Youth Group being
a part of the Family Ministry.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
CHOIR – Teesie Lupp said the choir is working on the May 24 th Confirmation
Liturgy and that the last Sunday until Fall for the ―Official‖ Choir will be Sunday
May 31st – The Volunteer Choir will be all summer with possibly one or two
Men Only and Women Only and all Teen Sundays throughout June, July and
August.
COMMUNICATIONS – Marilyn Nagle would like to open the position of
Communications Coordinator for next fiscal year to a new volunteer – She will
be happy to stay on the Committee and work with whoever volunteers – UP-
DATE ON KITCHEN – Marilyn also reported that the Electrician and Plumber
have met with Ken Flohre, our contractor for the renovation, evaluated what
needs to be done and will have a proposal by the end of this week – The hope is
for the work to begin by late May or early June, since many of the ongoing pro-
grams are suspended until fall – Marilyn will keep the Community advised
DEACON GREG – He is making preparations for the Bishop‘s celebration of
the Confirmation Liturgy – For continuity and in deference to the Bishop, we
will use hosts and move the Kiss of Peace to the standard time in the Liturgy –
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Otherwise all is ready
FUTURES – Joan Ivory reported that the Stations of the Cross will be held on
July 17th with St. Luke‘s and our Youth involved – It will be followed by an
Ice Cream Social – The QAC Committee has been attending some of St.
Luke‘s Parish Council Meetings to make them more aware of us –One of the
goals is to share more resources (one of the requirements of having Futures
Committees) and to possibly have any ad hoc member from each Parish attend
meetings - The Committee also received some positive comments about QAC
children being able to attend their Grade School – The Committee met with
Fr. Tom and Deacon Greg for input from them and will meet tomorrow eve-
ning with Fr. Dave Brinkmoeller to discuss more options.
LITURGY – Linda Folmar advised that the next planning meeting will be on
June 13th to plan for the month of August – They already have planners for the
liturgies and hope to focus on sharing the readings and reflections in a more
spiritual setting before dealing with the details of the liturgies.. – She and Judy
Potter have asked not to be included in the stipend which was set up for the
Liturgy Committee during the last fiscal year.
RELIGIOUS ED – Terri Nordmeyer reported that the last RE classes for the
summer will be this coming Sunday – All is ready for Confirmation Sunday –
Vacation Bible School will be from July 27th to August 1st with a family pic-
nic on Friday evening, August 1st
SOCIAL JUSTICE – Chris Stiko reported that 1) Jack & Nimfa Simpson
are still working on preparing the room we adopted at the homeless residence
in Xenia – The facility should be open by this coming Winter – 2) There will
be a Martin‘s Meal served by the Committee on May 24 th – 3) We are furnish-
ing the drinks for the St. Agnes Group Home Picnic to be held on June 2 nd.
STEWARDSHIP – Paul Cooper reported that so far 82 households have
submitted Intent information with $149,000 pledged.
MISCELLANEOUS
 Terri Blanken has been working on a compilation of personal stories
Elisabeth Hangartner has gathered from the people of Malawi while she
has been volunteering there – The books containing the stories will be
sent to 75 orphanages in Malawi – Terri will be taking up a collection on
Sunday to pay for cost of printing and mailing the books.
 Steve Guilfoos and the past Community Coordinators are organizing the
now annual Coordinators Picnic for Sunday, August 2 nd after Liturgy
hosted by Steve and Mary at their home – All Coordinators and Com-
mittee Heads will be invited.
 Kelly Bohrer said that two of our new members Jama Brown and Andy
Badinghaus belong to a Lay Community at UofD and they have an inter-
est in promoting QAC to students who may not be aware of our exis-
tence – It was suggested that Joan Wagner would be a good UofD con-
tact as she is a former member of QAC.
 Next Community Meeting is Tuesday, June 9th at 7:30 PM.
 There being no further business, the meeting was closed with prayer
concerns and the Hail Mary.
 If you actually read this far, e-mail us at qacspirit06@att.net and tell us.
 Liturgy Planning
I am well and truly blessed to have served QAC as co- We are planning on honoring our 2009 graduates at Liturgy on
coordinator of the Liturgy Planning team with Judy Potter. Re- June 7th – I know they would all appreciate your kind wishes
grettably, my time of service is coming to an end as Tim and I sending them on to the next big adventure in their lives. Anyone
prepare for our move to Texas later this year. However, I am so who is graduating from school is invited to submit their names,
pleased to be turning over my portion of the team into the capa- degree and school for publication that Sunday. We are so proud
ble hands of Linda Folmar who will continue working with Judy. of all of you!
I know that under these two women‘s
Consider this your personal invitation
dedicated efforts, Sunday liturgies
to join us on Saturday, June 13, in Si-
will continue to reach out to all QAC
Lounge, 9:00 (?) AM, for the next
members and bring each of you ever
Liturgy Preparation meeting. We will
closer to the Great Mystery as you
be discussing and meditating on the
travel on your personal journey. My
readings for the 5 Sundays of August
deepest thanks goes to Judy for all
and Ordinary time. We‘d love to see
her support, consistency and hard
you there!
work over the years, and to Linda for
her willingness to serve QAC minis- Shalom – Nancy and Judy
tries once again.

Confirmandi, Deacon Greg, and Archbishop Schnurr

Deacon Greg and the Bikers

BLESSING OF THE BIKES – Sunday, May 17, 2009, I just knew it.
Welcome Stadium Greg is a Harley
man through and
Deacon Greg Cecere of Queen of Apostles blesses bikes through!
and their riders. Around 5,000 bikes and their riders as-
sembled in the Welcome Stadium parking lot for the 9th
annual Blessing of the Bikes, sponsored the Moose Rid-
ers. The $1 admission and $5 program charge are do-
nated to the Greenbucs and A Special Wish Foundation.

Summer Plans
Everyone knows that our RE classes have just completed another successful year of religious stud-
ies here at QAC. A few of us students decided to share our alternate summer plans with you.
Kendra Moran, one of next year‘s six Isaac Measures says, ―For summer my Jacob Penick says, ―I am going to go to
graders, says her family plans to go to Ce- grandma, granda, aunt, aunt‘s boyfriend Kings Island almost every weekend be-
dar Point and Kings Island. Grace Takacs and my cousin are coming here from cause my family got Gold Passes for
says, ―I am going to go to the Rock n‘ Roll Florida to play a golf tournament tradi- Christmas.‖ Elaina Brode says, ―I‘m
Hall of Fame in Cleveland and Gattlenburg, tion that we do just in our family.‖ going to Mertyl Beach and swimming in
Tennessee.‖ Her sister, Faith Takacs plans Conor Hernit is going to visit his cous- my pool.‖ Leah Gale is planning a trip
to swim in her new pool. ins in New Jersey. to Indiana to visit her grandmother and
grandfather.

Jonah Beranek plans to go to Wisconsin
and maybe back to Florida. Drew Nanda
says, ―We‘re going to Great Wolf Lodge for
my sister‘s birthday. I‘m going to play bas-
ketball.‖
Tony Ulring says he and his family will travel to Lake
Norris. Tony‘s sister, Bethany Ulring says she is going
to a ―giant cabin.‖ Simon Atkinson says, ―I‘m going to
the zoo every week and taking a trip to the cabin in New
Hampshire with my cousins and grandparents.‖

All of us RE students would like to thank Mrs. Terri Nordmeyer for being our RE Director and for caring so much about us.
We would also like to thank our parents for bringing us to class each week and we also want to thank all our teachers who spent so
much time preparing lessons and teaching us each week.

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 QAC Youthzine
Welcome to our monthly section of The SPIRIT devoted to our youth. If you would like to write for it,
just let Maggie Atkinson know or email her your article by the 10th day of the month!

June Spotlight
STATIONS OF THE CROSS

Come to the Grotto on June 17th at 6 p.m.

for a wonderful evening of prayer
with an ice cream social to follow in Si-lounge.

What do we do Tell a joke?

Upcoming events with all this
space?

June

7th—Graduate Sunday Ok, what

is pink and Pink fluff.
th
17 —Stations of the cross-6 p.m. fluffy?

July

26th—Children’s Liturgy of the word What is

blue and Pink fluff
27th-31st—Vacation Bible School 9-noon fluffy? holding its
31st—VBS Family Picnic 6 p.m. breath.

Kids/Teens/Parents!!
Is there a special event about to happen in your life? Is there a big competition coming up, or have you won an
award, or are you really proud of something going on in your life? Would you like us to know about it? Just find
Maggie Atkinson after church or email her at Maggie@planetatkinson.com and I will post it in our section of the
SPIRIT!

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 QAC Youthzine
The Future of QAC Youth

Last month we had a meeting to discuss the future of youth programming at QAC. It
was wonderful to see the outpouring of ideas and interest that we received from every-
one who was there. It warms my heart to see all the support for development of new
family/youth ministries at QAC. As I see it, what we have is a ministry of, for, and by
persons of all ages. I pray that, through QAC’s family ministry, you and all the other
young people who will join you, will lend your own gifts and leadership in our shared
ministry of faith formation, education, mission and service. I am looking forward to jour-
neying with you.
Peace, Maggie Atkinson

LIFE is
fantastic!

Is that
Jack
Meas-
ures?
What‘s
he doing
Welcome to L.I.F.E.! here?

All incoming 9th through 12th graders are warmly invited to Si-Lounge where
you can be a part of our small faith community. If you are looking for a place
where you can come and just be yourself and feel connected with others and
with God; then look no further. Come and join us Sunday evenings from 7 to
9:15 p.m. (ok, so it is usually 9:30!) In Marianist LIFE we build a community,
Uh,
we share, we grow, and we support one another on our faith journeys. Call Jack, we
Maggie Atkinson (258-3702), maggie@planetatkinson.com for more infor- aren‘t
sharing
mation. Or better yet see what other LIFErs have to say about it! our pay
with
you...
“LIFE changed my life, its like my second family!
Puerto Rico…”—Alie Gahris

“LIFE is everything to me! LIFE is full of connections that you will never
find anywhere else”—Leanna Pitt

In that
case, I‘m
“LIFE group is a safe place that guides teens through a major developmental
leaving. stage in their life while still allowing a variety of opinions and individual
But LIFE
is still
choices”—Mike Haney
cool!
“LIFE is an amazing experience!!”—James Herbort

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 Katherine’s Thoughts on June
Welcome to the month of June, the month when flowers are
blossoming, the vegetable and herb gardens are beginning to re-
veal the gifts they will present to us at harvest time, and the air is
filled with the sounds of newborn birds requesting food from their
vigilant parents.
June, the sixth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, was
named after the Roman goddess Juno, wife of Jupiter. This is the
month when the Summer solstice occurs in the northern hemi-
sphere and the Winter solstice occurs in the southern hemisphere,
the date of which varies between the 22nd and 23rd.
Did you know that the first Monday in June is a public holiday in
Ireland and that, in the Irish calendar, the month is called Mei-
theamh and is the middle month of the summer season?
The Liturgical Calendar for June 2009 includes:
Monday, June 1 - Ordinary Time Resumes - 6th Week

 perature is warming but not hot (hot for me that is anything over
Sunday, June 7 - Feast of the Holy Trinity
 75). It was also the second most important month of the year in
Sunday, June 14 - Body and Blood of Christ

 my family. May was Mother‘s Day and my father‘s birthday
Friday, June 19 - Sacred Heart (Solemnity)

 to wonder about the history of this holiday, so I went to my favor-
Wednesday, June 24 - Nativity of John the Baptist (Solemnity)
Monday, June 29 - SS. Peter & Paul (Solemnity)
June 24th is the date of the Solemnity of the Nativity of John the
Baptist. All four Gospels record John the Baptist's ministry. They
depict him as proclaiming Christ's arrival. In the Synoptics,
(Mark, Matthew, and Luke), Jesus is baptized. In Matthew and
John, John the Baptist recognizes Jesus as the one he had foretold.
The New Testament Gospels speak of this role. In Luke 1:17 the
role of John the Baptist is referred to as being "to turn the hearts
of the fathers to the children, and the disobedient to the wisdom
of the just; to make ready a people prepared for the Lord." In
Catholic Trivia
What happened to Ascension Thursday?
Forty days after His resurrection, Jesus ascended into
heaven by his own power. Since the fortieth day after Easter
Sunday always falls on a Thursday, Catholics were required
to go to Mass on Ascension Thursday. However, in March
of 2000, the Catholic bishops of the Wisconsin province
transferred the Feast of the Ascension to the seventh Sunday
of Easter, one week before Pentecost Sunday. The Vatican,
at the request of the bishops of the United States, granted
permission for the date change, giving ecclesiastical prov-
inces in the United States the authority to make the transfer.
Observing the Ascension on the seventh Sunday of Easter
allows for heightened celebration.
Really? I thought is was be-
cause people wanted to stay
home on Thursday nights to
watch Survivor!
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Luke 1:76 as "...thou shalt go before the face of the Lord to pre-
pare his ways and in Luke 1:77 as being "To give knowledge of
salvation unto his people by the remission of their sins."
June 23 is dedicated to SS. Peter and Paul. Saint Peter, also
known as Ben-Yonah/Bar-Yonah, Simon Peter, Cephas and
Kepha (Kepha and Cephas also mean rock) and whose original
name was Shimon (or Simeon), has been claimed by the Roman
Catholic church to be the first Pope. He is often depicted in art as
holding the keys to the kingdom of heaven. St. Paul, also called
Paul the Apostle, the Apostle Paul or Paul of Tarsus, from the
ancient Greek comes Σαούλ Saul and Σαῦλος Saulos and Παῦλος
Paulos, and from Hebrew ‫שאול התרסי‬Saʾul HaTarsi (Saul of
Tarsus). He was a Hellenistic Jew who called himself Apostle to
the Gentiles.
June is one of those months I always enjoyed. The ambient tem-
while June was Father‘s Day and my mother‘s birthday. I began
ite website for quick information – Wikipedia.
According to Wikipedia, ―Father's Day is a celebration inaugu-
rated in the early twentieth century to complement Mother‘s Day
in celebrating fatherhood and male parenting, and to honor and
commemorate fathers and forefathers. The first observance of
Father's Day is believed to have been held on July 5 1908 in a
church located in Fairmont, West Virginia, by Dr. Robert Webb
of West Virginia at the Central United Methodist Church of Fair-
mont.‖
In the Roman Catholic tradition, Fathers (priests) are celebrated
on 19 March, Saint Joseph‘s Day.
(More about June on the next page)
Why is Sunday the principal day for celebration of
the Eucharist?
By a tradition handed down from the apostles which took its
origin from the very day of Christ's Resurrection, the Church
celebrates the Paschal mystery every seventh day, which is
appropriately called the Lord's Day or Sunday
You know,
you really
shouldn‘t
speak...
 June and Gardening, from Katherine
June is an important month for gardeners and farmers. This is the month they need water to facilitate the growth of
their crops. Water is necessary for all life. According to the National Catholic Reporter, there was a meeting at the
Islamic Center of Passaic County in New Jersey, in which Christians and Muslims came together to learn about the
sacredness of water and what threatens the world's supply of it.
"Environmental groups who specialize in water issues believe the faith community has to be involved in con-
servation,‖ said Sister Suzanne Golas, a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace and founder of the Water-
spirit program at the Stella Maris Retreat Center in Elberon, who spoke to the group at the center in early April.
"No matter the faith or the belief, those who have a deeper sense of the presence of the sacred in creation recognize
the responsibility to have a right relationship with earth and the community of life," said Sister Golas. Noting that
the Bible begins with water and ends with water, Sister Golas said, "In the Bible, water is the element most fre-
quently mentioned -- partially because the setting of the Bible is on very arid land.
"However, there is one theme that runs across in our Scripture -- the theme of living water. Living water is water
that is flowing cleanly and purely," she said. "There are so many references to water that talk about water living
and bringing forth life."

Many people in countries around affect your family? What can you and
the world are experiencing severe your family do to conserve water to
droughts. Frequently women must ensure our aquifers do not run dry as
walk miles to fetch water for their has occurred in Texas? Did you know
activities of daily living. Imagine that the dishwasher not only save
what it would be like to have to energy but also conserves water?
walk five miles to obtain water to Other easy solutions include not run-
make meals for your family. We ning the water while brushing your
are blessed in this country, for the teeth, capturing rain in barrels and
most part, to have an adequate sup- using the water for your garden,
ply of fresh water. Or do we? Re- planting native and drought tolerant
cently the southeast and northern species in your landscaping, and only
plains have experienced record running the dishwasher when it is
droughts. How would a drought full.

Birthdays
1 CRAIG WILLIAM BERRY 12 RYAN STOUT
13 AMY CASHERO SCHROER
1 JOSE QUINONES 23 BRADLEY SMITH
2 ROBERT KASTLER 16 IAN BERRY
16 KELLY BRODE 24 TRACY KLEPACZ
2 ISAAC MEASURES 25 EMMY HAMILTON
2 ENRIQUE ROMAGUERA 17 MARK CANNON
17 TRISTAN MORRIS 25 WILLIAM SORENSEN
3 ANNETTA NIENHAUS 28 KRISTEN MCKENNY
6 ELAINA BRODE 18 SIMON ATKINSON
18 STEVE COX 28 STEVEN NOFFSINGER
9 BARRY CHMIEL 29 PEG MOUNT
10 ZACHARY COLLOPY 18 LILIAN HANGARTNER
19 ADAM MORAN 30 ROBERT BREINING
11 JACK MEASURES*** 30 SHIRLEY RICHARDSON-McCOURT
11 TRACY ROSNER 19 TOM

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why should
we give
them one?

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Office Hours: qacohio@sbcglobal.net
Secretary Fax: 429-0510
Tues & Thurs: 3:30-7:30pm gjcecere@sbcglobal.net
Baptisms Wed & Fri & Sat: 8:00-noon Home: 429-1404
Community
Lisa Measures 320-1133 lisameasures@woh.rr.com
Coordinator

Adult Faith Katherine Cooper 372-8896 cooperk@woh.rr.com

Formation Cathy Dempsey 754-1314

Bread Bakers Ruby Bauer 426-7260 cbauer002@woh.rr.com

Alisa Smith madlasmith@sbcglobal.net

Breakfast Club
Jack Simpson pampango@ameritech.net

Communications Marilyn Nagle 298-8908 marilynjnagle@yahoo.com

Community Ministry Dot Fay 236-4714 johnanddotfay@aol.com

Tim Connair 643-4151

Eucharistic Ministers
Darlene Stout 426-9524
tom.mccrate@mccrate
Finance Tom McCrate 848-7712
consultants.com

Hospitality Marti Quakenbush 429-9224 tmquakenbush@clearwire.net

Maggie Atkinson 258-3702 maggie@planetatkinson.com

LIFE Group
Kristina Stieger Stieger.4@wright.edu

Judy Potter 426-7688 judypotter@graphtronics.net

Liturgy
Nancy Connair 643-4151 nantimc@ameritech.net

Membership Carol & Dan Berridge 429-1147 dcberridge@zoomtown.com

Music Director Teesie Lupp 299-0316 tlupp@udayton.edu

QA Seniors John & Pat Weissgarber 848-6041 johnpat@zoomtown.com

Religious Education Terri Nordmeyer 426-6034 tan0463@aol.com

Servers & Sacristans Sharon Herbert 256-6417 sharon-herbert@sbcglobal.net

Sign Language Michelle Petrie 866-6631V/TTY mpettree@aol.com

Social Justice Jack & Nimfa Simpson 372-2883

Ministry Chris Sitko 429-4173 Csitko24@aol.com

Steve Nordmeyer 426-3025 qacspirit06@att.net

Spirit Newsletter
Chris Penick 938-8607 steve@stevenordmeyer.com

Stewardship Paul Cooper 372-8896 cooperp@woh.rr.com

Web Master Bill Perry 429-5807 wperry@creekspace.net

Lisa Measures 320-1133 lisameasures@woh.rr.com

Youth
Maggie Atkinson 258-3702 maggie@planetatkinson.com
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