As many of you may be aware, Mr. William Kreppner will
be retiring as the Facilities Director of St. Thomas Aquinas
Catholic Church at the end of July. We cannot thank him
enough for his invaluable service. So, with this notice, we
are actively searching for someone to fill the full- time po-
sition as Facilities Director. Experience in daily operations
and managing a church property as it relates to all mainte-
nance of the facility is required. Please send resumes to:
Father Christiano Nunes at frchrisnunes@icloud.com or
drop it at the Church Office between 9am and 3pm.

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Have you ever been interested in a long-term adult Bible Study with a chance
to discuss the Scripture?

This summer, we would like to begin a year long walk through the Bible.
The plan is for each participant to read the assigned chapters on their own every day,
and then we will get together once a week to talk about what we have read.

We have not settled on a specific time to meet but are currently planning for the discussion group
to meet for an hour or so during the daytime.

If you have not already signed up for this study,
please contact the church office or contact Ray Holbrook at 252-1036.

If you have missed the start of this program, and would like to join us,
please check with Ray or the office for more information and join us whenev-er you can!

We look forward to seeing you!

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The Catholic Church considers a 100% gluten free host to be an invalid matter for Consecration,
however allows an extremely low gluten host.
The Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration of Clyde, MO.,
have developed a low gluten altar bread that the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
has approved for use in all Dioceses.
Please see their website for more information. https://altarbreadsbspa.com/low-gluten-use-storage/eses
You may buy your own supply of hosts and your own pyx
.If you have Celiac Disease and want to provide your own low gluten host
and pyx please contact one of the priests to make prior arrangements

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SUICIDE AND HOPE

This is a project of Father Chris Alar, MIC, a member of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception,
the religious community entrusted with spreading the message and devotion of Divine Mercy.
Father Alar's grandmother took her life when he was young so he is familiar with the concerns and grief
of those left behind.

Other resources are available on www.suicideandhope.com for "survivors of suicide." 
Online help and to list your loved one on the site for the Divine Mercy fathers to pray
for them in their masses, visit:  suicideandhope.com

To read Father Alar's book "AFTER SUICIDE" contact Karen Dalton at 931-310-6520.
Pamphlets from the Marian Fathers are available in the narthex.