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Re-established Parish Council at Holy Family

Posted on January 26, 2014 by Father Joe

The following are the members of the re-established Pastoral Council here at Holy Family: Mrs. Ida Belinky, Miss Cheryl Blake, Mrs. Cynthia Bowie, Mrs. Eleonora Foronda, Mrs. Marsha Hansen, Mr. Joseph Hebron, Mrs. Melissa Hicks, Mrs. Laurel McDonald, Mr. James Murry, Mr. Andres Padilla, Mr. Brian Payne, Mrs. Janet Renze, Mrs. Monette Roxas, and Mr. Michael Turner. This is the maximum number of members permitted by the new Archdiocesan guidelines (15 counting the pastor). The presentation and installation of members was held on Sunday Mass at 9:30 AM on January 26, 2014. Absent on Sunday were Ida, Ellie, Marsha and Joe.

Pictured here with me after Mass are Andres, Cheryl, Brian, Melissa, Laurel, and Jim.

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