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Thank you EVERYONE who came out to make our MEAT & MORE RAFFLE SUPER successful!! It was a HIT ! A SPECIAL THANK YOU to all our HARD WORKING VOLUNTEERS (most not pictured) !!

Uh oh, our St. Andrew might have gotten into a little bit of trouble...

All are welcome!

Another wonderful performance by the JFK Drama Club...The Wizard of Oz. Many of the young people in our parish go to JFK, including Jenna Badura who played the Wicked Witch! Great job to all the performers including Jenna!

A few more photos from Convention 2019, professional ones courtesy of Aaron Bobeck Photography!

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This kid. We are so proud of our own Jakob Carney who represents St. Andrew Parish on the Diocesan Youth Board. He is a terrific young leader and role model. Jakob was also part of the team that was instrumental in putting together the 2019 Diocesan Youth Convention. Congratulations and way to go Jakob!

Convention 2019 is a wrap! Thank you to our parish family for your unwavering support of our young people, we are blessed!!!

Convention 2019!

And we're off, Convention 2019! Please pray for the teens of St. Andrew's and we will pray for you! 😁❤

Our Parish Lenten Soup Supper will be held on Monday, March 18th at 6:00pm in the parish Hall. There is a sign-up sheet in the Church vestibule if you wish to attend. If you would like to make your favorite soup for this event, please call the rectory during business hours to let us know what you will be bringing.

St. Andrew Lenten Evening of Reflection Fr. Butch Mazur, Chief Trauma Chaplain, Erie County Medical Center and regular presider at Mass here at St. Andrew, will be guiding us on a Lenten experience right here at St. Andrew on Sunday, March 10th at 6:30pm in the Church. Come and join us as we prepare our hearts for the resurrection of Jesus Christ! Refreshments to follow.

Lent Begins this Wednesday We begin the solemn 40 day journey of Lent this week, on Ash Wednesday. Masses will be celebrated at 8:00am and 7:00pm. Stations of the Cross begin this Friday at 7:00pm. Please join us!

From the Desk of Deacon Dave As we celebrate the 8th Sunday in Ordinary time our readings are all about the power of the spoken word. Our words often mean far more to others than we might think. And our words can be helpful or hurtful to others. I remember when I was in seventh grade at Fourteen Holy Helpers grammar school. My science teacher was Mrs. Mary Murphy. We had a science fair competition where we were to present our review of some new scientific breakthrough. I chose acrylics which were brand new at the time. I recall demonstrating how strong this new kind of plastic was and how many things it could be used for. But what I remember most was Mrs. Murphy saying to me, “This is really fascinating Dave. You have done a good job in presenting this.” I didn’t win the competition, but I never forgot how great it felt to have someone who I respected tell me that I had done well and was on the right track. I am sure she never knew how much that meant to me at 12 years of age. It is good, from time to time, to think about who is really listening to what YOU have to say. It just might be something that they will still remember forty years later. So make it count, and make it good! God’s Peace, Dcn. Dave

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Woot Woot !! PRE SALE TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE for our Meat & More Raffle!!! Only $5 Pre-Sale ! Thank you Pietszak Funeral Home for the generous donation of printing the admission tickets!!

A little Superbowl humor!

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