Dear Friends,

St Augustine gave us a prayer that is very interesting: “Command what you will Lord and give us what you command”. It is based on a presumption that the Lord gives sufficient grace for the task that he puts before us. If we ask anyone who has started their own business, we hear again and again of a blessing of perseverance and courage that eventually accompanies that person. A strength beyond them will get them through challenging times. When it seems like nothing but darkness is ahead and life is full of demands if they hold on a glimmer of light inevitably appears. It doesn’t mean there are no setbacks and enormous disappointments and sometimes actual devastation. Often they speak of something or someone who allows them to get up and start over again or work those few extra hours even when they are exhausted. That is what Augustine means when he says, ‘give us what you command”.

The month of August is typically a time for vacations and time away from the work a day world. It is not uncommon that we spend some of that time in contemplation. Perhaps it is a time of dreaming about what our lives could be or who might enter our lives as new friends. Sometimes these quiet times put a challenge before us that can seem astronomical. My prayer is that whatever dreams or challenges you may have, you know that the Lord is right there with you. He is the one that creates the longing of our hearts, and He is the one who will sustain. May you know the Lord’s refreshment, renewal and peace in these dog days of summer.  

In Christ,

Fr. Kevin Kavanagh

OLOL ON SOCIAL MEDIA

As we have been updating our parish's online presence this year, we now have an official, public parish Facebook page. This will now be the primary means of communication on social media for parish information, events, and announcements. We encourage all parishioners to like this new page (Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Marysville). This page will connect you to our updated website, our YouTube channel, and various other sources in the Diocese. We hope this will be yet another outlet for you to stay up-to-date on the many exciting ways to participate and engage with our vibrant parish community!

PARISH CALENDAR

For a printable PDF version of OLOL's August calendar, click HERE.

FIRST FRIDAY EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

First Friday Eucharistic Adoration is tomorrow, Friday, August 2nd. Come to Church and spend some quiet time in the Presence of the Lord anytime from the end of 8 a.m. Mass through Benediction at 8 p.m. We DO need two adorers to commit to be present at all times the Eucharist is exposed. Sign up for a one-hour shift at this link HERE.

CHILDREN'S ADORATION

Please join us for a special children's half-hour of Holy Adoration Friday, August 2nd from 10:00-10:30 a.m. We will provide guided prayers and other worship materials. There is no expectation of silence! Please contact Allison Hipp at Ahipp620@gmail.com with any questions.

ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

This is a Holy Day of Obligation.

Mass times are at 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

There will be NO Vigil Mass.

DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC?



Adult Faith Formation classes begin soon! The Order of Christian Initiation for Adults (formerly RCIA) is more than learning about the faith. It's learning how to LIVE IT. An experience that encompasses the heart, mind, and soul and climaxes with participants becoming Catholic at Easter. Classes begin Tuesday September 10th from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. and run through early May. Contact Deacon Dave at 937-209-9258 or dbezusko@columbuscatholic.org to sign up or find out more information. All parishioners are welcome to join us to brush up on a particular topic or be a part of the journey as we all dive deeper into our Catholic faith. 

BAPTISM CLASS

DID YOU KNOW? In the Rite of Infant Baptism parents are asked THREE TIMES to profess before God and man that they are prepared and committed to raise their child in the Catholic faith. What are you signing up for when you make that profession? How do we, as parents, faithfully live out that commitment? What can you expect on the day you bring your child for Baptism? We'll talk about all of this and more at our next Baptism Preparation Class Saturday, August 24th from 10:00 a.m. to Noon in the Parish Life Center. Contact Deacon Dave at 937-209-9258 or dbezusko@columbuscatholic.org to sign up or find out more information. 

PROTECTING GOD'S CHILDREN CLASS

In an ongoing effort to protect children and to provide safe environments for them, the Diocese of Columbus mandates training as well as background checks for all adults working with children in any capacity. Volunteers can complete the Protecting God’s Children Course at any open session within the Diocese. The next course offered at Our Lady of Lourdes will be on Saturday, August 17th at 9:00 am. Online registration is required and can be found at https://www.olol.cc/volunteer.

Any questions can be directed to Anne Daniel in the parish office.

2024 APPEAL

We met our goal of $87,421.06! Many thanks to the 22% of our registered members who made this accomplishment possible! The Appeal is still underway and every dollar raised over our goal amount will be returned to our parish. We are currently looking into replacing some of our interior church lighting that is beginning to fail. If anyone wishes to make an appeal pledge now, any money over our goal will be designated towards this lighting project. Pledges can still be made using the pew envelopes, or online HERE.

For more information about The Appeal, visit the Diocese of Columbus' website HERE. Thank you for your continued support and generosity.

PARISH YOUTH CATECHESIS (PYC)

PYC REGISTRATION

It’s time to register for Religious Education! Classes for the 2024-2025 year begin September 8th and continue through April 30th. All the details on class offerings for youth ages 3 through 8th grade - including session times, yearly calendar, fees, and registration - can be found on our website HERE.

If you would like to share your faith with our youth by serving as a catechist or classroom aide, contact Anne in the parish office for more details on this rewarding volunteer opportunity. 

LIFE TEEN YOUTH GROUP



Calling ALL 8th-12th Graders! Want to see what the fun is all about at Life Teen? We are preparing for another fun year filled with Food, Fun activities and Learning what God has in store for us! Our schedule is still coming together but you will be able to find it on the Life Teen website HERE in the coming weeks.

If you have any questions about Life Teen – or would like to sign up – please contact Greg at greg@gertenfarm.com or Angelina Gerten at angelina@gertenfarm.com.

CHOIRS TO RESUME

If you or someone you know loves to sing at Mass and are looking for a way to use this gift for the glory of God, please consider joining one of our choirs. We have a choir for all ages, each of which sings frequently at Mass throughout the year. It is never required to be present at every rehearsal each week, though it certainly is preferred. Resources including recordings are provided to each choir member to accommodate all abilities and schedules. Anyone can join!

1. St. Gregory the Great Choristers – The adult choir (ages 18 and over) sings weekly at Mass, including Christmas and Holy Week. Rehearsals are Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30 p.m.

2. St. John Paul II Youth Choir – The youth choir (grades 7-12) sings at the 11:30 a.m. Mass once per month and on Christmas Eve and Easter Sunday. Rehearsals are Tuesdays from 7:00-8:00 p.m.

3. St. Cecilia Cherubs – The children’s choir (grades 1-6) sings at the 9:00 a.m. Mass once per month and on Christmas Eve, Easter Sunday, and for the May Crowning. Rehearsals are Sundays from 1:00-1:45 p.m.

4. St. Lazarus Resurrection Choir – This choir sings for funeral Masses, and the choir is notified when they are needed to sing. No rehearsals are necessary for this choir.

5. St. Hildegard Cantors – If singing in a choir is not for you, perhaps you feel called to lead our congregation at Mass as a cantor. All cantors receive rehearsals, recordings, and music to prepare for any Mass they sing.

St. Augustine says “A song is a thing of joy; more profoundly, it is a thing of love.” We hope you might consider joining one of these opportunities in our Music Ministry. If you have any questions, contact Richard Jeric (richard@olol.cc) or visit our website (olol.cc/music-ministry) for more information. The schedules for the Fall for each choir have been posted on the website as well.

ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY

Wow! I cannot believe we are halfway through 2024! In keeping with this thought, I wanted to share with everyone some financial information concerning your local St. Vincent de Paul Society.

Since this time last year, we have been very blessed that we have not had to conduct fundraisers as St. Vincent de Paul was included in your parish envelope system. Even though there was a mix-up the first few months of the year with the envelopes, we have been receiving your generous donations. Just as we did last year, we will send out a letter with all the necessary information for taxes or personal records after the end of the calendar year. HOWEVER, LET ME TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAY THANK YOU NOW AND TO GIVE A BRIEF SUMMARY OF HOW YOUR DONATION DOLLARS ARE UTILIZED.

With all our requests for financial assistance, we pray and struggle how to best help others. Sometimes giving them what they ask for isn’t what is best for them. We also work closely with other government and charitable organizations to make sure we are not duplicating services and encouraging someone to go from one organization to another with their “hands out.” Yet we want to help those in need, so pray for us that we do the right thing.

Utilities – We received and paid bills to keep heat and electricity on during the winter months (Jan-Mar) for several people in Marysville. We do not pay the entire bill, but enough that services will not be cut off. We have not paid for these in the summer months because air conditioners and air conditioning costs are programs currently offered explicitly by other organizations.

Hope Center clients – Occasionally, the Hope Center has exhausted their monthly resources for rental and utility assistance and then they reach out to the area churches for assistance. The good part for StVdP is they have already done due diligence to verify everything before they reach out. We have helped several of their clients.

Car expenses – We have paid for three different car repairs this year to keep people working.

Rental assistance – Yes, we pay for this too, but this is a tough one! Rental costs keep rising and for those who are barely making ends meet, who have jobs but then experience a major medical issue, they get behind on rent. We don’t pay for the same person more than once and we try to find them long-term help so this issue doesn’t happen again.  

Recently, we received a report that showed in Union County one must earn a minimum of $24.04 per hour, or $50,000 a year, to afford a two-bedroom apartment.  

Impact station – We purchased two meals for Impact Station. Since then, we have implemented a system with very generous parishioners, either cooking or buying food for one meal each month.

Food distribution – At the beginning of the year we were spending around $350 each month to supplement a few food staples with the fresh produce we distribute from Mid-Ohio Food Collective. As you know, grocery prices are continually rising, and now, we are spending about $450 each month for the same items. We only provide 4 food items, and a very generous parishioner provides one item also. We prepare on average 100 food boxes each month.

Administrative costs – We only spend about $25 a month. We did purchase a phone from Walmart last year ($45) and have cell service that costs us $16 a month. Additionally, we purchase cardboard boxes and packing tape for transporting bologna sandwiches to Columbus. Recently we received a grant to purchase a cart for our tables for food distribution and an additional iPad for registering people for the food distribution.

We are constantly growing and changing at St. Vincent de Paul and welcome not only your donations and volunteer service time but your ideas and suggestions as well. So please don’t ever hesitate to contact any of the board members listed below.

God bless you all and thank you for your generosity and support.

Kelly Kirk, President

Steve Prochaska, Vice President

Brad Bennett, Treasurer

Theresa Stammen, Secretary

UPCOMING EVENTS

• Saturday, August 10th and Sunday, August 11th - Bologna sandwich collection weekend. Please place sandwiches in coolers in entry of church during all Masses. Please use the Sign-up Genius link HERE.

• Monday, August 12th - Monthly St. Vincent de Paul meeting, PLC room 16, 7:00 p.m.

• Thursday, August 15th - Fresh Produce Distribution in the parking lot in front of the Parish Life Center, 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. Volunteers welcome and needed!*

*PLEASE NOTE, WE WILL NOT START REPACKING THE PRODUCE UNTIL AFTER THE 8 A.M. MASS SO THAT VOLUNTEERS CAN ATTEND MASS AND CELEBRATE THE ASSUMPTION OF MARY THAT MORNING.  DISTRIBUTION WILL START AS CLOSE TO THE 9:30 A.M. START TIME AS POSSIBLE.

For further information about any St. Vincent de Paul activities, please contact Kelly Kirk at (380) 235-1102.

FALVEY HALL TO RE-OPEN

Renovations on Falvey Hall are near complete with the Hall available for use beginning this month. Falvey Hall will be made available for parishioners to rent, in addition to our Parish Life Center Commons and classroom spaces. As with the PLC, parish ministries will have priority using Falvey Hall. Falvey Hall cannot be used without consent from Father Kavanagh and coordinated with our scheduler, Michelle Cunningham. Please contact Michelle in the office or visit our website for more information.

PRAY FOR PRIESTS

The Pray for Priests initiative created by Our Lady of Peace Parish continues for August. This initiative is to encourage parishioners to pray for a different priest or seminarian of our Diocese every day. Please click HERE to view the full calendar for the month of August.

THE YEAR OF MISSION

We are now in the Year of Mission for the National Eucharistic Revival.

NOVENA PROCESSION WITH BISHOP FERNANDES

Bishop Earl K. Fernandes will be leading a Novena at the Basilica and National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey, Ohio from August 6th - 14th.

Daily Novena Procession with Bishop Fernandes in Carey

• August 6th - 10th, 12th & 13th, 8:00 p.m.
• August 11th & 14th, 2:00 p.m.

Mass with Bishop Fernandes in Carey 

(please note these are subject to change)

• August 8th, 11:00 a.m. (Spanish)
• August 10th, 5:00 p.m.
• August 14th, 11:00 a.m.
• August 14th, 9:00 p.m. Candlelight Procession and Mass

STATEWIDE EUCHARISTIC PILGRIMAGE

To mark this year of going out on mission during the National Eucharistic Revival, the Catholic Bishops of Ohio invite all the faithful to make a pilgrimage to Carey, Ohio, for the Vigil of the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Join bishops, priests, deacons, consecrated religious, and lay faithful from across the state on Wednesday, August 14, beginning at 9 p.m. for a candlelight rosary procession with the Miraculous Statue of Our Lady of Consolation from the Basilica Shrine to the Shrine Park followed by Holy Mass at the outdoor Altar in the Shrine Park.  Visit www.ohiocathconf.org/pilgrimage for details.

JUBILEE OF ANNIVERSARIES MASS

The Jubilee of Anniversaries Mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph Cathedral on Saturday, September 7th with a Vigil Mass at 5:00 p.m. Bishop Fernandes is planned to be the main celebrant for the Mass. The Mass is for married couples celebrating 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60 and every year after 60 years of marriage. All registered couples, whether attending or not, will receive a personalized certificate in the mail. The Mass is also scheduled to be live-streamed for family members and couples who prefer to attend virtually.

Couples can find more information or register by visiting the Diocese of Columbus' website HERE.

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS!

Pastries with Parishioners is taking a break for the summer and will return the third Sunday of each month, beginning on September 15th, in our newly renovated Falvey Hall. We look forward to continued fellowship and sweet treats in the fall.

PRAY FOR GABRIELLE

Pray for our parishioner and OSU grad Gabrielle Schmidt, who is following a call to vocation this fall as a Missionary with FOCUS, a lay apostolate that works to evangelize on 193 college campuses around the country. She's been assigned for a two-year mission to Michigan Tech in the Upper Peninsula. Click the link HERE to read her story and see how you can support her mission with your prayer and financial support.

A TIME FOR WIDOWS - NEW GROUP

A Time for Widows is for all women who have lost their husbands - those that are new to this path and those who have been walking alone for years.

Come join us on your journey as together we share with each other our stories of love and loss, seek God’s strength in navigating grief and loneliness, and try to find purpose and even some joy in our new normal. We understand that you don’t just lose someone once, you lose them every day.  

A Time for Widows meets the first Wednesday of every month (beginning Wednesday, August 7th, 2024) after the 8:00 a.m. Mass until 9:30 a.m. in Falvey Hall. For questions contact Mary Lee Murray at (937) 707-9017, Bev Grady at (419) 560-8803, or Robin Dickson at (937) 642-5235.

MATTER OF BALANCE CLASS OFFERING

OLOL will be hosting A Matter of Balance, an award winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. Beginning September 25th, this 8 week course will be held once a week on Wednesdays, from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. in the PLC Commons #1.

Who Should Attend?

The program is designed to benefit older adults who:

• Are concerned about falls
• Have sustained falls in the past
• Restrict activities because of concerns about falling
• Are interested in improving flexibility, balance and strength
• Are age 60 or older, community-dwelling and able to problem solve

What Do Participants Learn?

The program enables participants to achieve significant goals. They gain confidence by learning to:

• View falls as controllable
• Set goals for increasing activity
• Make changes to reduce fall risk at home
• Exercise to increase strength and balance 

This program is offered for FREE through the Union County Health Department. To register, please call (937) 645-2049.

BERNADETTES AND SQUIRES (OLOL YOUTH)

The Bernadettes are excited to come back after summer break! Our first meeting of the year will be held on Sunday, August 18th at 1:00 p.m. in the PLC, room 16/18. We will also be hosting our annual Cider and Sweaters Party in October -more information will be available soon.

If you are interested in becoming a Bernadette, please contact Lisa Melish at themelishfamily@gmail.com or Caroline Keiderling at cjkeiderling1@aol.com.

Any young man aged 10-18 is welcome to join the Columbian Squires. We meet on the 3rd Sunday of each month from August through May, with special events happening throughout the year. If you are interested in learning more about the Squires, please email Scott Carter at spjii5710@gmail.com.

SENIOR ADULT GROUP

This group is for parishioners who are 55 and older and are interested in socializing and meeting others. Several events occur regularly and are listed below. We have guest speakers at quarterly potluck gatherings and offer bible study a few times per year. The group is looking for someone who is willing to be the ministry leader. If you are interested in being the leader, or in just coordinating a new event, please email us at seniorsolol@outlook.com.

BOOK CLUB

Book club meets the second Tuesday of the month from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the PLC, room 16/18. You are welcome to come one month or every month! Every attendee gets the opportunity to recommend a book to read.  

On August 13th, the group will discuss the book Tattoos on the Heart by Gregory Boyle, an American Jesuit priest. He is also the founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, the largest gang-intervention, rehabilitation, and reentry program in the world. He has received the California Peace Prize and been inducted into the California Hall of Fame. In 2014, the White House named Boyle a Champion of Change. He received the University of Notre Dame’s 2017 Laetare Medal, the oldest honor given to American Catholics. He will be donating all net proceeds to Homeboy Industries.

The title for September 10th is The Boy From Block 66: A WW2 Jewish Holocaust Survival True Story, written by Limor Regev.

GAME DAY

Game day is the last Wednesday of the month from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the PLC, room 16/18.

Come spend an afternoon playing games such as Euchre, Chicken Foot or Mexican Train Dominoes. Everyone who attends comments on how much fun they have at game day plus new friendships are forged every month. Coffee, water and lemonade are provided. Attendees are asked to bring a snack to share. Upcoming dates are August 28th and September 25th.

WALKING ROSARY

Get some exercise and pray the Rosary while walking outside with fellow parishioners. The group meets every Thursday after the 8:00 a.m. Mass. Dig out your walking shoes! 

LINE DANCING

Join us every Monday from 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the PLC Commons for exercise with music. The class is taught by a parishioner and longtime line dance instructor who specializes in working with balance and memory issues for senior adults. You don't need to attend every week.

PARISH LIFE COMMITTEE

PARISH PICNIC

Please join us for an evening of fine food, good fellowship and lots of fun during this year's Parish Picnic on Saturday, September 14th. This will take place at the Parish Commons following the 4:30 p.m. Mass. We plan to celebrate Mass outdoors (the grassy area between the PLC and the parish office, weather-permitting, so please feel free to bring your lawn chairs). The Parish Life Committee will provide meats plus beverages (water, lemonade, coffee). We request that parish families with last names starting with A through M bring a side dish or salad to share and those with last names starting with N through Z bring a dessert to share. We also plan to have games and other enjoyable activities. Please mark your calendars and plan to join us for this event.

PARISH PICKLEBALL

The Parish Life Committee is planning a Pickleball Outing in early October. If you have an interest in participating, please complete the Google Form through this link HERE. For more information, please contact José Banaag at (937) 209-9541 or via email at tenarifehereicome@gmail.com.

TABLE OR TREAT EVENT

Mark your calendars - the Parish Life Committee plans to hold a "Table or Treat" event at the Parish Commons on Sunday, October 27th, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. All parish families with young children are invited to attend. All parish ministries and parish-affiliated groups are encouraged to have a table with treats to hand out to young children. This is also a great opportunity to provide information about your ministry or group to the parents or grandparents of the young children. More details will be available in the coming months.

MEN'S GROUP

Tuesday Night Men's Group continues weekly from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Life Center, room 24. The group is viewing and discussing Bishop Barron's Catholicism series. This inspirational mini-series is a great introduction OR refresher about the main aspects of our faith.

Saturday Morning Men's Group continues weekly from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. in the Parish Life Center, room 15/17. The group is viewing the timely, new JESUS AND THE EUCHARIST video series, produced specifically for this summer's National Eucharistic Revival. JESUS AND THE EUCHARIST is a dynamic study designed to help us connect with fellow parishioners and help us fall deeper in love with our Eucharistic Lord. Immerse yourself in the beauty of our faith and hear from some of the most brilliant voices in Catholicism.  

Please reach out to Deacon Dave for more information at (937) 209-9258 or via email at  dbezusko@columbuscatholic.org. 

SAINT MARTHA'S MEALS

Are you preparing to welcome a new baby into your family? Our Lady of Lourdes Women's Ministries offers Martha's Meals to help celebrate your little one and to offer support to your family. We have a wonderful group of parishioners who will prepare and deliver delicious meals for you to enjoy as you transition into those first few precious weeks with your new baby.

Contact Becky Elchert or Jennifer Schafer at ololmeals@gmail.com or call (937) 644-3759. We would love to hear from you a few weeks before the baby is due. We will send you a questionnaire about your family’s food preferences in advance. We will wait until you let us know that the baby has arrived before we schedule the meal deliveries.

If you know a parishioner who is expecting, please encourage them to contact us. We are ready to help!

BOOK COLLECTION

For the month of August, we invite you to donate new or gently used children’s books, targeted from preschool through middle school age reading levels.

All books this month will be donated to the Women’s Care Center on Broad Street. Please place them in the marked box in the Bride’s Room.  

Thank you for helping OLOL minister through literature!

SACRED HEART PRAYER GROUP

All are welcome to join The Sacred Heart Prayer Group the First Friday of each month. Our next meeting will be Friday, August 2nd after the 8:00 a.m. Mass.

Our prayer will be the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary. The prayer intention is for an increase in Our Lady of Lourdes Adorers. Our saint of the month is St. Augustine.

PRAYER SHAWL

There will be NO prayer shawl gathering in August. Monthly meetings on the first Tuesday will resume September 3rd at 7:00 p.m. in the PLC, room 22.

SEND A SMILE

We are a group of volunteers who share the love of Christ through caring cards. We are all bombarded with emails these days, so how about sending someone a handwritten card that they can get the good ol’ fashioned way: in the mailbox! To submit a card request, simply email cardsolol@outlook.com or call/text Phyllis at (937) 707-0902. It’s that easy! 

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MARYSVILLE COUNCIL #5534

FOURTH OF JULY PARADE

The Knights and their family members participated in the Marysville Fourth of July Parade, providing treats to children and our four-legged friends along the parade route. The council would like to thank the Columbian Squires and the Bernadettes (Circle of Mary) and their counselors and advisers for gracing us with their presence. Special kudos go to Mark Meyer for allowing the council to use his wagon and to John Mangas for pulling this wagon with his pick-up truck.

SUB SALE

Please mark your calendars as the Knights will once again be making sub sandwiches for The Ohio State Buckeyes game on Saturday, October 12th, against the Oregon Ducks. We would appreciate continued support from our fellow parishioners for this fundraising activity. Proceeds from this OSU-UO Gameday Sub Sale will be given to the Parish Youth Catechesis program (formerly known as the Parish School of Religion), more specifically, to help pay for part of the costs of the off-site weekend retreat that this year's Confirmation Class will attend at the Damascus Catholic Mission Campus. Please support this fundraiser not only by purchasing subs, but also encouraging your family members, friends and neighbors to do so as well. Order forms will be available in September.

JOIN US

The Knights of Columbus Marysville Council invites all practicing male Catholics, 18 years or older, to prayerfully consider joining the Order. You can join by clicking on this URL link HERE or by scanning the QR code on the graphic below. Please enter "5534" as the council you wish to join and "JCUMMONS" as the agent referral code to obtain free membership.  

BLOOD DRIVE

OLOL will be hosting a Red Cross blood drive on Thursday, August 15th, from 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. in the Parish Life Center, Commons Room #2. Walk-ins are welcome, however, appointments are recommended.

Please call 1-800-733-2767 for an appointment or schedule online HERE, sponsor code LourdesCC.

Stay tuned for the next edition of The Grotto, in your inbox Monday, September 2nd!