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This statue of St. Mary is
 located in the garden on
the side of the church for
 reflection and prayer.

 

Welcome to our parish community's Internet website. 

We are continuously under construction as we think of additional
things we want to appear here.  You will want to check back with 
us from time to time.

 

Among the things we are thinking about putting online are the following:

• A Youth Group section;
• Anything else we can think of or you may want to suggest.

We are looking for volunteers who would provide content for these
sections in Microsoft WORD format.  Interested?  Contact our 
parish webmaster Bob Anastasoff  who would use this to create other
sections of the parish website.  If you want to create a web page of your
own which covers a section of parish activities, so much the better;
we can point to it from the parish website.

Both Deacon John Brennan and I have e-mail addresses which you are welcome to use to communicate with us.  Feel free to make comments 
and ask questions of us.  We will try to be prompt in responding.

Rev Monsignor   Michael J. Henchal,   Pastor FrHenchal@msn.com

John S. Brennan,  Deacon john@johnsbrennan.com

Spread the word about our website among your fellow parishioners and
neighbors.  Remember we are at http://www.saintbarts.com.  

Come back and see us as often as you like.

God bless you.

Message from Deacon Brennan