ST. MARY OF THE LAKE

ST. MARY OF THE LAKE
4690 Bald Eagle Avenue • White Bear Lake, MN 55110
www.stmarys-wbl.org
NOVEMBER 16, 2014—33RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Saint Mary of the Lake • White Bear Lake, MN
www.stmarys-wbl.org
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PRAYER
“Well done, good and faithful servant;
you have been faithful over a little, I will
set you over much…”- Matthew 25:21
God expects us to nurture and develop the
gifts God has given us and then generously
give back with increase. God doesn’t want
us to waste or hoard our gifts; God expects
us to grow our gifts, use them wisely and
be generous with them.
PARTICIPATION
Are you being called to serve as a liturgical
minister (help at Mass)? Please call the
parish office at 651-429-7771 or email
[email protected] if you are
interested.
GIVING
ONGOING STEWARDSHIP
Fiscal year July 1, 2014−June 30, 2015
Received year-to-date……..................... $411,551
Anticipated year-to-date…..................... $396,974
Difference + or (-)……… ..................... $14,577
(Through 10/9/14)
DEBT INFORMATION
Debt Balance…………….. ................$7,864,047
Monthly Payment ...................................... $43,333
Have you remembered St. Mary’s in
your will? Continue supporting the good
works of your parish beyond your
lifetime!
OFFICE HOURS
Mon., Tues., Thursday
Wednesday
Friday
8 am-5:30 pm
8 am-7:30 pm
8 am-4 pm
NEW PARISHIONERS
If you would like to register in the parish
please stop by the Welcome Center in the
Gathering Space after Mass, or call the
parish office at 651-429-7771 to arrange a
time to register.
Matthew Kelly Event – Thanks!
On Friday, November 7, best selling author (Rediscover Catholicism)
and noted speaker Matthew Kelly came to St. Mary of the Lake and
spoke to a church full of people eager to live life with greater
purpose and passion. I am grateful to the many people who made
this event possible, most especially our Rediscover Team – Heidi and
Dave Harvey and Rachel and Brian Bonin, along with Kathy
Matschke and a host of eager and generous volunteers who helped
make the evening a great success. I am also very grateful to the
parish staff, especially Mary Scherping and Laurie Munns, who did a
lot of work behind the scenes. Finally, I thank the pastors and
volunteers from the surrounding parishes of St. Pius X, St. Jude of
the Lake, St. Genevieve and St. Peter of North St. Paul who
advertised and encouraged this event.
Debt Questions
Our recent capital campaign feasibility study surfaced some
questions regarding the parish debt. I am using my bulletin column
to respond to the questions. Last week, I addressed the question of
how we got into debt. This week, the question is:
Q2:
Why do we need another campaign?
Our monthly debt payment is $43,332.72 (a total of
$520,000 every year). Without a campaign, we will pay that
amount every month until March 2027 (yes 2027), when the
note is due and we would still owe an additional balloon
payment of $3.3 million. If we proceeded on that course, we
would not only pay the principal of $7.9 million, but would
also pay an additional $2.1 million in interest.
Currently, the parish makes its monthly payments through a
combination of dollars from operations and reserves from the last
campaign. Those reserves will run out in 2015, meaning that the
entire $520,000 for debt service would need to come from
operations. That is approximately 1/3 of our entire plate and
envelope. We could not direct that level of resources to debt service
and still maintain our current level of programming and ministries.
The goal of a campaign would be to raise enough money that we
make a significant reduction in our principal, so that a) we would
save money in interest payments, b) more not less money could be
directed to programming and ministries and c) so that we could
service the debt from operations.
If you have a question, please call me, drop me a note or email me at
[email protected] and I would be happy to respond to you.
Peace, Fr. Talbot
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33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

BAPTISMS
We welcome into the Christian family the following children who were
baptized last weekend: Zachary John Kanz, son of James and Tiffany;
Vivian Laurel Morris, daughter of Zachary and Corrine; Jane Catherine
Hughes, daughter of Matthew and Heidi. May the love of Christ surround
you in the arms of your family.
CATHOLIC CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Next weekend, there will be a collection for the Catholic Campaign for
Human Development (CCHD). CCHD is the official domestic antipoverty agency of the U.S. Catholic bishops. By working together, one
community at a time, we can help break the cycle of poverty in our
country.
CALLING ALL WRITERS
The Media & Marketing Committee would like to restart our electronic
newsletter. We are looking for a few parishioners to write articles for the
newsletter. If you are interested, we are requesting a sample of your
writing to be sent to the committee, who will review the submissions. The
samples can be short, perhaps about 300 words. Please email your sample
to [email protected]. Thank you.
PIE DONATION FOR LOAVES AND FISHES
November 19th will be our next serving at the Dorothy Day Center. It has
been our tradition to serve pumpkin pie and cool whip for dessert, a
special treat for all involved. We are accepting donations of baked pies,
or a monetary contribution (put in collection basket marked Loaves &
Fishes). If you donate a pie, please repackage in the box. The baked pies
may be dropped off at the Parish Life Center Tuesday, November
18th. Thank you in advance for your generosity. This is always an extra
special meal. Any questions, please contact Peggy Parenteau:
651-426-3088.
EXTRA DAILY MASS – WED. NOV 19
Can’t make regular 8am Mass? Try the afternoon of Wed the 19th, Mass will
be from 6:45 – 7:15 pm followed by Fr. Talbot’s talk on his Haiti trip until
7:45. Come to support and worship with our parish Faith Formation youth.
ADVENT CANDLES AND WREATHS FOR SALE
During the weekends of Nov. 22/23 we will have brass Advent wreaths
and candle sets for sale in the Gathering Space. $5 for the candles $7 for
the brass wreath.
POINSETTIA SALE
Poinsettia order forms are available in the Parish Office and online. Plants
are $12 each and come in red, white, pink or marble varieties. Orders are
due Monday, Nov. 24 and will be available for pick-up after Masses
Nov. 29/30. Plants will be available for sale after Mass, as well.
ECUMENCIAL THANKSGIVING PRAYER SERVICE
The WBL Ecumenical Thanksgiving Prayer Service will be held at
St. Mary’s this year on Sunday, November 23, at 4:00 PM at the
church. Each year members of the WBLA Clergy Association plan and
participate in the service, along with area church musicians and directors
who will combine as one choir. Join us for refreshments after the
service. Consider dropping off a plate of bars or cookies in St. Joseph
Room before the service.
WEEKLY CALENDAR
Monday, November 17
8:00 am
1:00 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
Mass (Dick Marose †)
Little Rock Scripture Study
Little Rock Scripture Study
Confirmation #3
Tuesday, November 18
8:00 am Mass (Dan McDonald †)
6:30 pm Parish Leadership Council
6:30 pm Welcoming/Hospitality Committee
Wednesday, November 19
7:30 am
8:00 am
3:00 pm
4:15 pm
5:15 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
Maintenance Committee
Mass (Rev. Leonard Jenniges †)
Faith Formation Club 3:16
Faith Formation Gr. PreK-12
Kohler Kafe
Faith Formation Gr. 1-12 at Mass
Bell Choir
Thursday, November 20
8:00 am Mass (Irv † & Mary † Westlund )
4:30 pm Companions in Grief
7:00 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal
Friday, November 21
8:00 am
Mass (Rodger Bauman, Sr. †)
Saturday, November 22
9:00 am
9:00 am
10:00 am
5:00 pm
Living Your Strengths Training
Confession
Grief and the Holidays
Mass (Robert Bauman †)
Sunday, November 23—Christ the King
Catholic Campaign for Human Development
7:30 am Mass (Anna & Victor Kancans)
9:00 am Mass (Donald Longville, Sr. †)
9 & 11am Liturgy of the Word with Children
10:00 am RCIA
11:00 am Mass (St. Mary’s Parish)
11:00 am Welcoming the Little Ones
12:15 pm Baptisms
4:00 pm Ecumenical Prayer Service
7:00 pm Men’s Basketball
SCRIPTURE READINGS
November 23, 2014
Ezekiel 34:11-12, 15-17
1 Corinthians 15:2-=26, 28
Matthew 25:31-46
Presiders — November 22/23
5:00 pm Fr. Talbot
7:30 am Fr. Fitzgerald
9:00 am Fr. Talbot
11:00 am Fr. Talbot
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LITURGIES & SACRAMENTS
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday 9:00 am
Other individual times by appointment.
Please call the Parish Office.
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday 5:00 pm
Sunday 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am
DAILY MASS
Monday through Friday 8:00 am
ROSARY
Monday through Friday 7:30 am
PRAYER NETWORK AT ST. MARY’S
Written prayer requests may be put in the box
near the baptismal font or you may call your
requests in to the parish office,
429-7771 or to Terry, 429-4972.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
St. Mary’s celebrates with and is deeply
committed to you as you begin your married
life in Christ. The process of marriage
preparation includes the following essentials:
· Meet with the Pastor at least 6 months
prior to your anticipated wedding date.
· Take a FOCCUS inventory and meet to
review results.
· Participate in a Pre-Marriage Retreat.
· Attend a Wedding liturgy Workshop on
December 6, 2014 at 8:30 am.
Call the parish office to pre-register.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
The gift of a new life is precious to the
community of St. Mary’s, and a reason to
rejoice. Bringing your child into the Church
through Baptism includes the following
essentials:
· Become a registered member of our parish if
you are not already a member.
· Attend a Baptism Preparation Session in the
St. Joseph’s room at church, 6:30 pm on
January 8, 2015.
Please call the parish office to pre-register.
By doing these early in your pregnancy it is easy
to schedule a Baptism date that fits your
family’s schedule.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING THE SICK
When health is seriously impaired, weakened by
age, before a serious surgery, or when
approaching death: call for a visit from Father
or attend the Anointing at the 8 am Mass on the
first Thursday of each month.
BIRCH BRANCHES NEEDED
The Environment Committee is looking for a donation of tall birch
branches for Advent. If you have any, please contact Mary Beth Jambor at
429-8001 ext. 222, [email protected].
ADVENT CHURCH DECORATING
If you would like to help prepare the church environment for Advent,
please come 9 am Saturday, November 29. We need many hands to get
ready for Advent!
CHRISTMAS CHURCH DECORATING
If you would like to help prepare the church environment for Christmas,
please come to church at 9 am on Tuesday, December 23. We need many
hands to get ready for Christmas!
LITURGICAL AND HOSPITALITY MINISTERS—SAVE THE DATE
Saturday, January 17 from 8 am to noon will be our annual in-service.
Guest speaker Paul Bernabei will be here to inspire us in the importance
of hospitality in our ministry. Please mark your calendar!
ADVENT RESOURCES
Please check out the table in the back of the gathering space for resources
to help you and your family celebrate Advent: We have Advent Wreaths,
Advent candles, At Home with the Word, The Word Among Us, Daily
Reflections for Advent and Christmas, and much more.
NEWLY TRAINED ALTAR SERVERS
We have twelve newly trained altar servers—thank you! If you are
interested in being an altar server but were unable to attend the training,
contact Mary Beth Jambor 429-7771 or [email protected].
RCIA
If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about the
Catholic Church please contact Mary Beth Jambor 429-7771 or
[email protected] for information on the process called the
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults).
FIRST EUCHARIST
The registration deadline for preparation for First Eucharist is Monday,
December 15. Registration forms are available at the parish office or on
the parish website. Children preparing for First Eucharist will also prepare
for and celebrate the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation. Our parish
policy requires that children preparing for the Sacraments must have been
in a faith formation program at least one year prior to preparation for the
Sacrament and be currently enrolled in faith formation (a Catholic school,
parish faith formation program, or home program). This registration
form is in addition to registering for Faith Formation.
ADULT CONFIRMATION
Are you a Catholic adult who missed Confirmation when a youth? Would
you like to complete your initiation in the Church at this time of your life?
It’s never too late and this is the right time! Call the parish office to
inquire.
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HOPE FOR THE JOURNEY HOME
Hope for the Journey home is a shelter at Guardian Angels
Church in Oakdale for families experiencing homelessness.
St. Mary’s is signed up to host HJH the week of Dec 7-13,
and we’re looking for volunteers. Virtus Training and a
Background Check are required in order to volunteer.
Contact Bev Zweig, [email protected] (651-653-3789) if
you are able to help.
MASS ON CABLE TV
On Thursdays, at 3pm, 7pm, & 11pm St. Mary’s previous
Sunday Mass is broadcast on local cable TV channel #14.
Mass from St. Olaf parish is broadcast Sunday evening at
8pm and Monday morning at 10 am on MCN Cable
Channel 6.
SUNDAY MASS ON TV
If you are not well enough to attend Mass, you might like
to watch the St. Cloud Diocesan Mass on channel 45 at
11 am.
Saturday, November 22, 2014
10:00 AM—Noon
St. Joseph Room at the Church
Anyone who has lost someone to death or knows someone
who is grieving is invited to attend.
Bring a friend or other family members.
WORKSHOP INCLUDES:
· Prayer
· Sharing with others who are grieving
· A videotape highlighting bereaved persons and
how they coped with the holidays.
· Planning tips and specific coping suggestions.
· Handouts and Refreshments.
FOOD SHELF
The White Bear Are Emergency Food Shelf will be open
every Monday Evening for “Pick up of food” appointments from 4:30-7:30 pm. Please call 651-407-5310 to
schedule and appointment.
ALUMNI RUMMAGE SALE THANK YOU
The annual fall Alumni Rummage Sale was a huge success
to say the least. The great response from our parish family,
friends, and the Frassati eighth graders was just
amazing. The following hard working volunteers made a
seemingly overwhelming job fall into place in short
order. THANK YOU so very much!
The rummage sale netted $7,537.66 which finances the
publication and mailing of the annual Alumni
Newsletter. Two hundred dollars ($200) was given to the
eighth grade toward their annual class trip to Washington
D.C. Frassati classrooms, offices, Resource Center, Youth
Group, Recycled Wardrobes, Listening House, Bridging Inc.,
Savers, Half Price Books, and Joseph's Coat all benefited
from sale donations. Thank you to A to Z Rental for their
donation of clothing racks and to all of our shoppers and the
following super volunteers who made this sale so successful.
Our apology to any helper who was not acknowledged here.
Your assistance was vital to the success of our sale.
Watch for the Spring Rummage Sale. See you there!
Learn creative ways to celebrate the holidays in a
new and different fashion.
CALL THE PARISH LIFE CENTER AT 429-7771
TO REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT.
Paul Abbot
Rick Aker
Maxwell & Melissa Anderson
Charlynn Arends
Marilyn Baessler
Sue Beane
Florence Bengston
Molly Bonin
Jude Bonin
Cassie Bougie O’Gorman
Jessica Bougie O’Gorman
Kelly Bougie O’Gorman
Kathleen Brown
Gerri Buttermore
Sheryl Cunningham
Ian Daugherty
Marilyn DeJarlais
Sue Downs
Jules DuMond
Nap Dupre
Logan Engstrom O’Gorman
Cathy Evans
Mac Finn
Mary & Richard Fosmer
Bob Francis
Linda Franklin
Tom Frazer
Natalie Friendt
Joan Glaser
Sue Halverson
Mike Herzog
Shannon Herzog
Teresa Hoffman
Linda Hurt
Jane Jackson
Colleen Jungbauer
Jean Jungbauer
Barb Keimig
Chad King
Anna Knoll
Joel LeTourneau
Connie LeTourneau
Mary Lynch
Melissa Maier
Therese McGrath
Carole McKinzie
Ann Marie Merritt
Victoria Metry
Jackie Metry
Sharon & Erin Mooney
Jim Ness
Patty O'Gorman
Fanny Okene
Jean Olson
Mike, Mary &
Ann Parenteau
Gabriella Passeretti
Diane Pearson
MaryJo Pearson
Ann Picard
Alice Pundsack
Maddie Rausch
Penny Rendall
Madison Rowe
Mary Ryan
Maureen Sather
Rita Schmid
Leonard Shatava
Diane Smith
Dean Smith
Ann Stelter
Mary Stoetzel
Marlene Stronge
Bobbi Svoboda
Amy Thering
Karen Thorson
Garret, Erin &
Caitlin Trobec
Irene Zeppelin
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FAITH FORMATION Nov. 19
4:15 Session – Meet at the PLC for regular classroom sessions
6:30 Session – Meet at the Church for Mass and a talk with
Fr. Talbot
Kohler Kafé WILL be open for food – regular time and
place.
WELCOMING THE LITTLE ONES – Nov. 23
This is a free program for children ages 1-5, that takes place
on the second and fourth Sunday of the month in the Church
Nursery during the 11:00 Mass. It is open to anyone and is
staffed by both adult and youth trained volunteers. We are in
need of a few more youth volunteers - 6th grade and up.
Please contact Margi Couillard if you are interested.
[email protected] or 651-429-8124
PRESCHOOL AND KGARTEN FAITH FORMATION:
● December 7th is our next Sunday session and dress
rehearsal for our Epiphany Christmas Pageant. Our
Epiphany Pageant will take place on January 4th after the
11:00 mass in Saint Joseph’s room and will be followed by a
juice and cookie reception. Kindergarten families please
bring a dozen cookies. Please return your pageant volunteer
form to Theresa Steffes.
● The next Wednesday night preschool and kindergarten
session is on November 19th. We will be celebrating “Bible
Day” and Thanksgiving. No session on November 26th.
LOOKING AHEAD
Nov. 19: 6:30 Mass – meet at the Church
Dec. 17: Youth Group to Dorothy Day
Dec. 30: Wild Mountain Ski Day
KOHLER KAFE
Kohler Kafé! Come for a meal or take it to-go, each
Wednesday when Faith Formation is in session. The cost is
$5 for a simple meal, beverage and dessert. The serving line
is open from 5:15–6:15 pm and there is supervised open
gym as well; all at the Parish Life Center Kohler Hall. The
upcoming menu is:
Nov. 19: Pizza, Salad Bar, Berry 7up Cobbler
Dec. 3: Tacos in a shell or bag, nacho cheese w/chips,
veggies, pears, brownies
FIND US ON FACEBOOK
Keep up to date all week long by liking us on Facebook.
Find us as “St. Mary of the Lake, White Bear Lake” or
use this QR code to find our Facebook site.

THE BIG BAD MUSICAL
Last week our students received a brochure about our
upcoming school musical, The Big Bad Musical, which will
be performed in the spring in collaboration with Ashland
Productions. The show is open to students in 1st-8th
grades. It is going to be a blast! Children who like to sing,
dance, act, or be a ham should sign up to be part of the fun!
If you have questions, contact 1st grade teacher Liz
Sierminski at [email protected].
A REVIEW OF VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS
Volunteers are a valuable resource at Frassati Catholic
Academy. Opportunities to share time and talent are
published periodically in the announcements and/or
newsletter. Volunteer hours should be recorded in the office
volunteer box. Each volunteer is expected to adhere to the
policies of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. It is
required that all volunteers and staff of Catholic schools,
including parents and guardians, who devote time to school
activities involving children undergo a background check,
VIRTUS training, and sign a volunteer code of
conduct. VIRTUS registration information and required
forms can be obtained in the school office.
We appreciate all of our volunteers and the children love to
see their parents and grandparents helping at our school.
Thank you for complying with the important requirements
designed to keep our children safe!
AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE
NEWS FROM ST. PIUS X The Council of Catholic Women at
St. Pius X would like to invite you to the 15 th Annual Advent
Morning of Reflection on Sat., Dec. 6. We begin with 8 am Mass,
followed by a continental breakfast, and nationally-known presenter,
Alyssa Bormes, will speak on the topic of the Magnificat and Mary’s
role in salvation history. Pre-registration and $10 payment due by
Dec. 1. Contact Kathy Zweber at 651-238-1110 if interested. All
are welcome!
NEWS FROM HILL-MURRAY SCHOOL Free senior
preview. Hill-Murray High School offers a free senior showing
(55+) of "A Very Hill-Murray Christmas" variety show. All your
favorite carols and music plus more. Thursday, Dec. 4, 7 pm. For
more shows call 651-748-2417.
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR Annual Christmas
Boutique November 22 and 23 from 11am-5pm. Silent Auction,
Christmas Shoppe, Bake Sale, Gift Baskets, Crafts, Tea Sale,
Gourmet Food Table, Grand Raffle and other raffles. Ham dinner
cost is $10/adult and $6/children under age of 12. 330 Exchange
St. S. in St. Paul. Contact Linda @ 651-227-0336 for more info.
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PARISH STAFF
CEMETERY
651-429-7771
Call the parish office, 429-7771.
Pastor ........................................... Fr. Ralph Talbot ........... [email protected]
Parish Administrator ................. Mary Scherping ..... [email protected]
Dir. of Sacraments & Worship Mary Beth Jambor .. [email protected]
Dir. of Faith Formation ............ Karlene Feidt [email protected]
Liturgical Music Director.......... Liz Racine ........................ [email protected]
Outreach Ministries ................... Matt Palkert ................ [email protected]
Maintenance Director................ Greg Mortenson .. [email protected]
EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY OF CARE
Do you know someone who would like to receive
communion at home? If so, please call Cathy Stubbs
at the Parish Office: 429-7771.
OUTREACH MINISTRIES
A Community Caring for Life, Communion to the
Homebound, Consolation Ministry, Food Shelf,
Funeral Ministry, The Gathering (respite care),
Health Committee, Prayer Line, Prayer Shawls,
Rosary Makers, Singles Group, Social Group, Social
Justice, Vigil for Life. For more information on
these and other ministries, call the parish office:
651-429-7771.
FRASSATI CATHOLIC ACADEMY
School Principal ......................... Patrick Gallivan [email protected]
PARISH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Fr. Ralph Talbot ................... 429-7771
Brian Bonin............................429-4987
John Brock ............................. 429-1990
Mary Burfeind .......................429-5642
John Curtin ............................762-2747
Karlene Feidt ......................... 429-7771
Sandy Flint ............................. 426-8768
Matt Hughes ........................... 900-4077
Mary Beth Jambor ................. 429-7771
Paul Kadera ............................ 755-6604
Dale Lieb ................................. 483-0335
Andy Rausch .......................... 653-7857
Mary Scherping ...................... 429-7771
Lisa Schnirring ....................... 426-3980
June Sinnett ............................ 426-1184
NURSERY
Welcoming the Little Ones staffed by trained
volunteers on the 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 am.
Available for parents to use with their children at all
other Masses. For information call Margi Couillard,
651-429-8124.
A COMMUNITY CARING FOR LIFE
St. Mary of the Lake parish and school offices are located at the Parish Life
Center at 4690 Bald Eagle Avenue. All mail must be addressed to this
location. St. Mary of the Lake Church is located one block north at 4741 Bald
Eagle Avenue. St. Mary of the Lake Cemetery is located at 1625 Stillwater Street.
Crisis Pregnancy Help - Call 429-7771. Helping
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FUNERAL HOME
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Locally Owned - Parishioners
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[email protected]
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Cooling System • Tune-up • Air Conditioning
3696 Scheuneman Rd
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
www.CerenitySeniorCare.org
White Bear Mall
#1 in
White Bear
Lake
David Potts, CPA
(parishioner - 25 year resident)
4801 Highway 61, White Bear Lake
651-777-1331
Steve Chirhart
612.466.7302
www.TaTonkare.com
651-485-4850
mcgrathhomes.com
Representing Tenants and Buyers
of commercial property.
TEWKSBURY & KERFELD, PA
Keith J. Kerfeld - Parishioner
88 S. 10th St. • Ste. 300 • Mpls.
612-334-3399
Chinese & Vietnamese Restaurant
(651) 762-3747
Dine In/Take Out/Party Tray
SPECIAL: When 4 people dine in 4th meal is FREE!
Practice Limited to Personal Injury.
Products Liability and Wrongful Death Litigation
Mon.-Sat.: 11am-9pm • Closed Sunday
www.baldeaglerestaurant.com
Kim Gillespie, Realtor
®
The Joy Erickson Real Estate Team
Call/Text 651-402-0514
[email protected]
JON ECKLIN
&
JANE
BACCHUS
651.429.1234
WHITE BEAR LAKE
O’LEARY AUTOBODY
Frazer
“Autobody repair specialists”
468 Stillwater Rd.
651-426-8720
Automotive Service
Paul O’Leary, Parishioner
Advertising
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2140 3rd Street
White Bear Lake
MEMBER
FDIC
651-429-0145
7022-7026 Centerville Rd.
Centerville, MN • 651-429-8996
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2970 Rice St. • Little Canada, MN 55113
651-482-1598
kimbennettagency.com
952-852-4031
Email: [email protected]
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FOR AD INFO CALL Bud Bien at 1-800-678-4574 • WWW.4LPi.COM
ST. MARY, WHITE BEAR LAKE
A 4C 02-0407
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