Parish Council Minutes
June 6, 2022, at 6:30pm - Via Zoom

Present: Father Hammond, Brenda Arnold, Linda Bratton, Bill Durbin, Marcia Durbin, John Fongheiser, Ed Gardner, Marie Holland, Frank Meravy, Barb McComb, Sheryl Mickley, Marie Mosher, Dave Rashley Excused: Tammy Harrmann
Approval of Minutes: Dave Rashley made a motion to approve the minutes as written.  The motion was seconded by Bill Durbin.  The motion was carried.

Education & Youth Report:  Confirmation:  The Confirmation Mass will be Thursday, June 9 at 6:30pm.  Fifteen students will be confirmed.  A Mass honoring the graduating seniors who attend St. Luke will be Sunday, June 19.  Three graduates will be in attendance. 

Knights of Columbus:  Frank Meravy reported on the last two months’ collections for seminarians which were $179.29 and $275.04.  Election of officers is approaching.  Frank Meravy is stepping down from the office of Grand Knight.

Parish Council of Catholic Women/ Community Life: PCCW will make a donation of personal care items to a local camp.  They will be helping to prepare a dinner for the confirmation candidates and other important guests including our newly ordained bishop.  They will also prepare a reception after the Confirmation.  Families in our parish are being scheduled for photos for our parish pictorial directory on June 20, 21, and 22.  Please schedule your appointment or call Marcia Durbin.

Maintenance: The maintenance committee removed a large post in the front of the church.  Deadening material was added to the confession to make it more soundproof.  They replaced bulbs that no longer work in the decorative lights in the center.  They also replaced batteries and lights as needed.  Lots of work was done at the cemetery where some headstones are broken or in disrepair in the oldest part of the cemetery.  Materials have been purchased for the roof for the picnic area behind the center.  The generator has been ordered. 

Finance & Administration: Fr. Hammond reported that the Bishop's Annual Appeal is going well.  We have surpassed our goal of $27,844.  All money over our goal is returned to our parish.  The generosity of our parish has been superb. Thank you to all who have made a pledge!  Please consider making one if you have not yet done so. 

Social Concerns: No report

Respect Life: The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is asking us to stand with moms in need.  As our nation awaits the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, we join together in prayer and expectant hope that states will again be able to protect women and children from the injustice of abortion.  As we affirm the value of every human life, we welcome the possibility of saving countless unborn children as well as sparing women and families the pain of abortion. The Church consistently bears witness in word and deed to the beauty and dignity of every human life–including both mother and child.  We have a local organization that stands with moms in need called Starting Point.  If you picked up a baby bottle, please return it with your donation or a donation may be put in the collection basket in an envelope marked Starting Point.

Festival Report: Six members of the Parish Festival Committee met on Sunday, June 5 at 9am in the center.  We discussed the details of the live and silent auctions and advertising posters that will be made and distributed throughout our community.  A festival announcement and an insert for possible auction items will be in next week’s bulletin.  Also, a letter about the festival and raffle tickets will be sent out to all parishioners in the upcoming week.  Sign-up sheets for auction items and for festival jobs and dessert donations will be available for sign up beginning the weekend of June 18-19.  The festival committee will meet again on Sunday June 19 at 9am in the center.

Bereavement:  Since the last meeting of Parish Council, there is one parishioner’s death to report. Lillian Bratton, the mother of Charlie (Linda) Bratton and grandmother of Steven (Elizabeth) Bratton and Marie (Shane) Mosher, passed away May 20. Father Daniel Olvera celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial Friday, May 27 at St. Luke. Interment will take place at a later time. Please keep the Bratton family in prayer during this difficult time. Three additional donations have been made to the ministry in the past month. We are excited to welcome Brenda Arnold as a new member of the ministry. Last week a member of St. Vincent de Paul expressed to me her interest in being involved in the startup of a Bereavement Ministry at her church. She has heard of what we are doing here. We agreed that we would meet at a later date.

Worship: Confirmation Mass will be here at St. Luke.  All are invited to attend this special Mass and to have the opportunity to meet our new bishop.  There will be a mission appeal on June 18/19. 

Real Presence/Real Future:  You are strongly encouraged to participate in RP/RF. By going on our parish website, you can watch the video and then complete the survey which allows you to comment on the proposal.  This second round of comments will end on June 30. 

Safety: Dave Rashley has completed the final emergency plan for St. Luke.  Our diocese has asked all churches to be prepared for possible violence in light of the upcoming Supreme Court decision which will be handed down this month.  For your protection, the side door will now be locked as well as the back door.

Old Business:  Parish Council Committees:  Committee heads and members were confirmed.  Any parishioner can request to be added to these committees.

New Business: Infant of Prague:  A request that this statue be displayed in the Church was presented.  Father Hammond will look into this.  Seminarian: Next Monday we will be getting a seminarian, Tyler Carter, who will be helping both parishes until August 19.  There is a possibility that we may also have another seminarian this fall.

Next Meeting Date: Monday, July 11, 2022 at 6:30pm via zoom. There will be no August meeting. 

Motion to Adjourn: Barb McComb made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Dave Rashley.

Parish Council Minutes
June 6, 2022, at 6:30pm - Via Zoom

Present: Father Hammond, Brenda Arnold, Linda Bratton, Bill Durbin, Marcia Durbin, John Fongheiser, Ed Gardner, Marie Holland, Frank Meravy, Barb McComb, Sheryl Mickley, Marie Mosher, Dave Rashley Excused: Tammy Harrmann
Approval of Minutes: Dave Rashley made a motion to approve the minutes as written.  The motion was seconded by Bill Durbin.  The motion was carried.

Education & Youth Report:  Confirmation:  The Confirmation Mass will be Thursday, June 9 at 6:30pm.  Fifteen students will be confirmed.  A Mass honoring the graduating seniors who attend St. Luke will be Sunday, June 19.  Three graduates will be in attendance. 

Knights of Columbus:  Frank Meravy reported on the last two months’ collections for seminarians which were $179.29 and $275.04.  Election of officers is approaching.  Frank Meravy is stepping down from the office of Grand Knight.

Parish Council of Catholic Women/ Community Life: PCCW will make a donation of personal care items to a local camp.  They will be helping to prepare a dinner for the confirmation candidates and other important guests including our newly ordained bishop.  They will also prepare a reception after the Confirmation.  Families in our parish are being scheduled for photos for our parish pictorial directory on June 20, 21, and 22.  Please schedule your appointment or call Marcia Durbin.

Maintenance: The maintenance committee removed a large post in the front of the church.  Deadening material was added to the confession to make it more soundproof.  They replaced bulbs that no longer work in the decorative lights in the center.  They also replaced batteries and lights as needed.  Lots of work was done at the cemetery where some headstones are broken or in disrepair in the oldest part of the cemetery.  Materials have been purchased for the roof for the picnic area behind the center.  The generator has been ordered. 

Finance & Administration: Fr. Hammond reported that the Bishop's Annual Appeal is going well.  We have surpassed our goal of $27,844.  All money over our goal is returned to our parish.  The generosity of our parish has been superb. Thank you to all who have made a pledge!  Please consider making one if you have not yet done so. 

Social Concerns: No report

Respect Life: The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is asking us to stand with moms in need.  As our nation awaits the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, we join together in prayer and expectant hope that states will again be able to protect women and children from the injustice of abortion.  As we affirm the value of every human life, we welcome the possibility of saving countless unborn children as well as sparing women and families the pain of abortion. The Church consistently bears witness in word and deed to the beauty and dignity of every human life–including both mother and child.  We have a local organization that stands with moms in need called Starting Point.  If you picked up a baby bottle, please return it with your donation or a donation may be put in the collection basket in an envelope marked Starting Point.

Festival Report: Six members of the Parish Festival Committee met on Sunday, June 5 at 9am in the center.  We discussed the details of the live and silent auctions and advertising posters that will be made and distributed throughout our community.  A festival announcement and an insert for possible auction items will be in next week’s bulletin.  Also, a letter about the festival and raffle tickets will be sent out to all parishioners in the upcoming week.  Sign-up sheets for auction items and for festival jobs and dessert donations will be available for sign up beginning the weekend of June 18-19.  The festival committee will meet again on Sunday June 19 at 9am in the center.

Bereavement:  Since the last meeting of Parish Council, there is one parishioner’s death to report. Lillian Bratton, the mother of Charlie (Linda) Bratton and grandmother of Steven (Elizabeth) Bratton and Marie (Shane) Mosher, passed away May 20. Father Daniel Olvera celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial Friday, May 27 at St. Luke. Interment will take place at a later time. Please keep the Bratton family in prayer during this difficult time. Three additional donations have been made to the ministry in the past month. We are excited to welcome Brenda Arnold as a new member of the ministry. Last week a member of St. Vincent de Paul expressed to me her interest in being involved in the startup of a Bereavement Ministry at her church. She has heard of what we are doing here. We agreed that we would meet at a later date.

Worship: Confirmation Mass will be here at St. Luke.  All are invited to attend this special Mass and to have the opportunity to meet our new bishop.  There will be a mission appeal on June 18/19. 

Real Presence/Real Future:  You are strongly encouraged to participate in RP/RF. By going on our parish website, you can watch the video and then complete the survey which allows you to comment on the proposal.  This second round of comments will end on June 30. 

Safety: Dave Rashley has completed the final emergency plan for St. Luke.  Our diocese has asked all churches to be prepared for possible violence in light of the upcoming Supreme Court decision which will be handed down this month.  For your protection, the side door will now be locked as well as the back door.

Old Business:  Parish Council Committees:  Committee heads and members were confirmed.  Any parishioner can request to be added to these committees.

New Business: Infant of Prague:  A request that this statue be displayed in the Church was presented.  Father Hammond will look into this.  Seminarian: Next Monday we will be getting a seminarian, Tyler Carter, who will be helping both parishes until August 19.  There is a possibility that we may also have another seminarian this fall.

Next Meeting Date: Monday, July 11, 2022 at 6:30pm via zoom. There will be no August meeting. 

Motion to Adjourn: Barb McComb made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Dave Rashley.

Parish Council Minutes
June 6, 2022, at 6:30pm - Via Zoom

Present: Father Hammond, Brenda Arnold, Linda Bratton, Bill Durbin, Marcia Durbin, John Fongheiser, Ed Gardner, Marie Holland, Frank Meravy, Barb McComb, Sheryl Mickley, Marie Mosher, Dave Rashley Excused: Tammy Harrmann
Approval of Minutes: Dave Rashley made a motion to approve the minutes as written.  The motion was seconded by Bill Durbin.  The motion was carried.

Education & Youth Report:  Confirmation:  The Confirmation Mass will be Thursday, June 9 at 6:30pm.  Fifteen students will be confirmed.  A Mass honoring the graduating seniors who attend St. Luke will be Sunday, June 19.  Three graduates will be in attendance. 

Knights of Columbus:  Frank Meravy reported on the last two months’ collections for seminarians which were $179.29 and $275.04.  Election of officers is approaching.  Frank Meravy is stepping down from the office of Grand Knight.

Parish Council of Catholic Women/ Community Life: PCCW will make a donation of personal care items to a local camp.  They will be helping to prepare a dinner for the confirmation candidates and other important guests including our newly ordained bishop.  They will also prepare a reception after the Confirmation.  Families in our parish are being scheduled for photos for our parish pictorial directory on June 20, 21, and 22.  Please schedule your appointment or call Marcia Durbin.

Maintenance: The maintenance committee removed a large post in the front of the church.  Deadening material was added to the confession to make it more soundproof.  They replaced bulbs that no longer work in the decorative lights in the center.  They also replaced batteries and lights as needed.  Lots of work was done at the cemetery where some headstones are broken or in disrepair in the oldest part of the cemetery.  Materials have been purchased for the roof for the picnic area behind the center.  The generator has been ordered. 

Finance & Administration: Fr. Hammond reported that the Bishop's Annual Appeal is going well.  We have surpassed our goal of $27,844.  All money over our goal is returned to our parish.  The generosity of our parish has been superb. Thank you to all who have made a pledge!  Please consider making one if you have not yet done so. 

Social Concerns: No report

Respect Life: The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is asking us to stand with moms in need.  As our nation awaits the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, we join together in prayer and expectant hope that states will again be able to protect women and children from the injustice of abortion.  As we affirm the value of every human life, we welcome the possibility of saving countless unborn children as well as sparing women and families the pain of abortion. The Church consistently bears witness in word and deed to the beauty and dignity of every human life–including both mother and child.  We have a local organization that stands with moms in need called Starting Point.  If you picked up a baby bottle, please return it with your donation or a donation may be put in the collection basket in an envelope marked Starting Point.

Festival Report: Six members of the Parish Festival Committee met on Sunday, June 5 at 9am in the center.  We discussed the details of the live and silent auctions and advertising posters that will be made and distributed throughout our community.  A festival announcement and an insert for possible auction items will be in next week’s bulletin.  Also, a letter about the festival and raffle tickets will be sent out to all parishioners in the upcoming week.  Sign-up sheets for auction items and for festival jobs and dessert donations will be available for sign up beginning the weekend of June 18-19.  The festival committee will meet again on Sunday June 19 at 9am in the center.

Bereavement:  Since the last meeting of Parish Council, there is one parishioner’s death to report. Lillian Bratton, the mother of Charlie (Linda) Bratton and grandmother of Steven (Elizabeth) Bratton and Marie (Shane) Mosher, passed away May 20. Father Daniel Olvera celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial Friday, May 27 at St. Luke. Interment will take place at a later time. Please keep the Bratton family in prayer during this difficult time. Three additional donations have been made to the ministry in the past month. We are excited to welcome Brenda Arnold as a new member of the ministry. Last week a member of St. Vincent de Paul expressed to me her interest in being involved in the startup of a Bereavement Ministry at her church. She has heard of what we are doing here. We agreed that we would meet at a later date.

Worship: Confirmation Mass will be here at St. Luke.  All are invited to attend this special Mass and to have the opportunity to meet our new bishop.  There will be a mission appeal on June 18/19. 

Real Presence/Real Future:  You are strongly encouraged to participate in RP/RF. By going on our parish website, you can watch the video and then complete the survey which allows you to comment on the proposal.  This second round of comments will end on June 30. 

Safety: Dave Rashley has completed the final emergency plan for St. Luke.  Our diocese has asked all churches to be prepared for possible violence in light of the upcoming Supreme Court decision which will be handed down this month.  For your protection, the side door will now be locked as well as the back door.

Old Business:  Parish Council Committees:  Committee heads and members were confirmed.  Any parishioner can request to be added to these committees.

New Business: Infant of Prague:  A request that this statue be displayed in the Church was presented.  Father Hammond will look into this.  Seminarian: Next Monday we will be getting a seminarian, Tyler Carter, who will be helping both parishes until August 19.  There is a possibility that we may also have another seminarian this fall.

Next Meeting Date: Monday, July 11, 2022 at 6:30pm via zoom. There will be no August meeting. 

Motion to Adjourn: Barb McComb made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Dave Rashley.

Parish Council Minutes
June 6, 2022, at 6:30pm - Via Zoom

Present: Father Hammond, Brenda Arnold, Linda Bratton, Bill Durbin, Marcia Durbin, John Fongheiser, Ed Gardner, Marie Holland, Frank Meravy, Barb McComb, Sheryl Mickley, Marie Mosher, Dave Rashley Excused: Tammy Harrmann
Approval of Minutes: Dave Rashley made a motion to approve the minutes as written.  The motion was seconded by Bill Durbin.  The motion was carried.

Education & Youth Report:  Confirmation:  The Confirmation Mass will be Thursday, June 9 at 6:30pm.  Fifteen students will be confirmed.  A Mass honoring the graduating seniors who attend St. Luke will be Sunday, June 19.  Three graduates will be in attendance. 

Knights of Columbus:  Frank Meravy reported on the last two months’ collections for seminarians which were $179.29 and $275.04.  Election of officers is approaching.  Frank Meravy is stepping down from the office of Grand Knight.

Parish Council of Catholic Women/ Community Life: PCCW will make a donation of personal care items to a local camp.  They will be helping to prepare a dinner for the confirmation candidates and other important guests including our newly ordained bishop.  They will also prepare a reception after the Confirmation.  Families in our parish are being scheduled for photos for our parish pictorial directory on June 20, 21, and 22.  Please schedule your appointment or call Marcia Durbin.

Maintenance: The maintenance committee removed a large post in the front of the church.  Deadening material was added to the confession to make it more soundproof.  They replaced bulbs that no longer work in the decorative lights in the center.  They also replaced batteries and lights as needed.  Lots of work was done at the cemetery where some headstones are broken or in disrepair in the oldest part of the cemetery.  Materials have been purchased for the roof for the picnic area behind the center.  The generator has been ordered. 

Finance & Administration: Fr. Hammond reported that the Bishop's Annual Appeal is going well.  We have surpassed our goal of $27,844.  All money over our goal is returned to our parish.  The generosity of our parish has been superb. Thank you to all who have made a pledge!  Please consider making one if you have not yet done so. 

Social Concerns: No report

Respect Life: The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is asking us to stand with moms in need.  As our nation awaits the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, we join together in prayer and expectant hope that states will again be able to protect women and children from the injustice of abortion.  As we affirm the value of every human life, we welcome the possibility of saving countless unborn children as well as sparing women and families the pain of abortion. The Church consistently bears witness in word and deed to the beauty and dignity of every human life–including both mother and child.  We have a local organization that stands with moms in need called Starting Point.  If you picked up a baby bottle, please return it with your donation or a donation may be put in the collection basket in an envelope marked Starting Point.

Festival Report: Six members of the Parish Festival Committee met on Sunday, June 5 at 9am in the center.  We discussed the details of the live and silent auctions and advertising posters that will be made and distributed throughout our community.  A festival announcement and an insert for possible auction items will be in next week’s bulletin.  Also, a letter about the festival and raffle tickets will be sent out to all parishioners in the upcoming week.  Sign-up sheets for auction items and for festival jobs and dessert donations will be available for sign up beginning the weekend of June 18-19.  The festival committee will meet again on Sunday June 19 at 9am in the center.

Bereavement:  Since the last meeting of Parish Council, there is one parishioner’s death to report. Lillian Bratton, the mother of Charlie (Linda) Bratton and grandmother of Steven (Elizabeth) Bratton and Marie (Shane) Mosher, passed away May 20. Father Daniel Olvera celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial Friday, May 27 at St. Luke. Interment will take place at a later time. Please keep the Bratton family in prayer during this difficult time. Three additional donations have been made to the ministry in the past month. We are excited to welcome Brenda Arnold as a new member of the ministry. Last week a member of St. Vincent de Paul expressed to me her interest in being involved in the startup of a Bereavement Ministry at her church. She has heard of what we are doing here. We agreed that we would meet at a later date.

Worship: Confirmation Mass will be here at St. Luke.  All are invited to attend this special Mass and to have the opportunity to meet our new bishop.  There will be a mission appeal on June 18/19. 

Real Presence/Real Future:  You are strongly encouraged to participate in RP/RF. By going on our parish website, you can watch the video and then complete the survey which allows you to comment on the proposal.  This second round of comments will end on June 30. 

Safety: Dave Rashley has completed the final emergency plan for St. Luke.  Our diocese has asked all churches to be prepared for possible violence in light of the upcoming Supreme Court decision which will be handed down this month.  For your protection, the side door will now be locked as well as the back door.

Old Business:  Parish Council Committees:  Committee heads and members were confirmed.  Any parishioner can request to be added to these committees.

New Business: Infant of Prague:  A request that this statue be displayed in the Church was presented.  Father Hammond will look into this.  Seminarian: Next Monday we will be getting a seminarian, Tyler Carter, who will be helping both parishes until August 19.  There is a possibility that we may also have another seminarian this fall.

Next Meeting Date: Monday, July 11, 2022 at 6:30pm via zoom. There will be no August meeting. 

Motion to Adjourn: Barb McComb made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Dave Rashley.

Parish Council Minutes
June 6, 2022, at 6:30pm - Via Zoom

Present: Father Hammond, Brenda Arnold, Linda Bratton, Bill Durbin, Marcia Durbin, John Fongheiser, Ed Gardner, Marie Holland, Frank Meravy, Barb McComb, Sheryl Mickley, Marie Mosher, Dave Rashley Excused: Tammy Harrmann
Approval of Minutes: Dave Rashley made a motion to approve the minutes as written.  The motion was seconded by Bill Durbin.  The motion was carried.

Education & Youth Report:  Confirmation:  The Confirmation Mass will be Thursday, June 9 at 6:30pm.  Fifteen students will be confirmed.  A Mass honoring the graduating seniors who attend St. Luke will be Sunday, June 19.  Three graduates will be in attendance. 

Knights of Columbus:  Frank Meravy reported on the last two months’ collections for seminarians which were $179.29 and $275.04.  Election of officers is approaching.  Frank Meravy is stepping down from the office of Grand Knight.

Parish Council of Catholic Women/ Community Life: PCCW will make a donation of personal care items to a local camp.  They will be helping to prepare a dinner for the confirmation candidates and other important guests including our newly ordained bishop.  They will also prepare a reception after the Confirmation.  Families in our parish are being scheduled for photos for our parish pictorial directory on June 20, 21, and 22.  Please schedule your appointment or call Marcia Durbin.

Maintenance: The maintenance committee removed a large post in the front of the church.  Deadening material was added to the confession to make it more soundproof.  They replaced bulbs that no longer work in the decorative lights in the center.  They also replaced batteries and lights as needed.  Lots of work was done at the cemetery where some headstones are broken or in disrepair in the oldest part of the cemetery.  Materials have been purchased for the roof for the picnic area behind the center.  The generator has been ordered. 

Finance & Administration: Fr. Hammond reported that the Bishop's Annual Appeal is going well.  We have surpassed our goal of $27,844.  All money over our goal is returned to our parish.  The generosity of our parish has been superb. Thank you to all who have made a pledge!  Please consider making one if you have not yet done so. 

Social Concerns: No report

Respect Life: The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is asking us to stand with moms in need.  As our nation awaits the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, we join together in prayer and expectant hope that states will again be able to protect women and children from the injustice of abortion.  As we affirm the value of every human life, we welcome the possibility of saving countless unborn children as well as sparing women and families the pain of abortion. The Church consistently bears witness in word and deed to the beauty and dignity of every human life–including both mother and child.  We have a local organization that stands with moms in need called Starting Point.  If you picked up a baby bottle, please return it with your donation or a donation may be put in the collection basket in an envelope marked Starting Point.

Festival Report: Six members of the Parish Festival Committee met on Sunday, June 5 at 9am in the center.  We discussed the details of the live and silent auctions and advertising posters that will be made and distributed throughout our community.  A festival announcement and an insert for possible auction items will be in next week’s bulletin.  Also, a letter about the festival and raffle tickets will be sent out to all parishioners in the upcoming week.  Sign-up sheets for auction items and for festival jobs and dessert donations will be available for sign up beginning the weekend of June 18-19.  The festival committee will meet again on Sunday June 19 at 9am in the center.

Bereavement:  Since the last meeting of Parish Council, there is one parishioner’s death to report. Lillian Bratton, the mother of Charlie (Linda) Bratton and grandmother of Steven (Elizabeth) Bratton and Marie (Shane) Mosher, passed away May 20. Father Daniel Olvera celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial Friday, May 27 at St. Luke. Interment will take place at a later time. Please keep the Bratton family in prayer during this difficult time. Three additional donations have been made to the ministry in the past month. We are excited to welcome Brenda Arnold as a new member of the ministry. Last week a member of St. Vincent de Paul expressed to me her interest in being involved in the startup of a Bereavement Ministry at her church. She has heard of what we are doing here. We agreed that we would meet at a later date.

Worship: Confirmation Mass will be here at St. Luke.  All are invited to attend this special Mass and to have the opportunity to meet our new bishop.  There will be a mission appeal on June 18/19. 

Real Presence/Real Future:  You are strongly encouraged to participate in RP/RF. By going on our parish website, you can watch the video and then complete the survey which allows you to comment on the proposal.  This second round of comments will end on June 30. 

Safety: Dave Rashley has completed the final emergency plan for St. Luke.  Our diocese has asked all churches to be prepared for possible violence in light of the upcoming Supreme Court decision which will be handed down this month.  For your protection, the side door will now be locked as well as the back door.

Old Business:  Parish Council Committees:  Committee heads and members were confirmed.  Any parishioner can request to be added to these committees.

New Business: Infant of Prague:  A request that this statue be displayed in the Church was presented.  Father Hammond will look into this.  Seminarian: Next Monday we will be getting a seminarian, Tyler Carter, who will be helping both parishes until August 19.  There is a possibility that we may also have another seminarian this fall.

Next Meeting Date: Monday, July 11, 2022 at 6:30pm via zoom. There will be no August meeting. 

Motion to Adjourn: Barb McComb made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Dave Rashley.