The cost of Altar Flowers has increased to $100.00
The $10 increase helps to partially cover the church’s monthly cost for flowers.
Altar Flowers are $100 and Blessed Mother Flowers are $50. You may mail your payment or drop it in the Weekend Offertory. Please make checks payable to St. Paul Catholic Church, and indicate payment is for Altar Flowers or Blessed Mother Flowers with the designated date. The Church will order the flowers and have them delivered on your specific date (select date below).
Please note: For flowers to be ordered and delivered in a timely manner, please sign up no later than the week before your date-Thank you
| Date | Please Select a Flower Options | Donated by |
|---|---|---|
| June 30, 2024-Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Janet Angelo
Closed |
| July 7, 2024-Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Kristen Steele
Closed |
| July 14, 2024-Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
David and Melinda Cannon
Closed |
| July 21, 2024-Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Paula Young
Kate Morris and Jane and Jeff Noe |
| July 28, 2024-Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Sheila Carter
Closed |
| August 4, 2024-Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Lonnie and Patsy Graeber
Closed |
| August 11, 2024-Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Closed |
| August 18, 2024-Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Closed |
| August 25, 2024-Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Closed |
| September 1, 2024-Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Closed |
| September 8, 2024-Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Jessica and Mark Eubanks
Louise Pipitone |
| September 15, 2024-Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Jim and Kathy Mathews
Tim and Margaret Corbitt |
| September 22, 2024-Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
closed
closed |
| September 29, 2024-Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Closed |
| October 6, 2024-Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Paula Young
Paula Young |
| October 13, 2024-Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Susan Gussio
Sheila Carter |
| October 20, 2024-Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Joe and Marge Daly
Yvonne Thaxton |
| October 27, 2024-Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Louise Pipitone |
| November 3, 2024-Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Paula Young
Closed |
| November 10, 2024-Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Susan Weldy
Closed |
| November 17, 2024-Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Louise Pipitone |
| November 24, 2024-Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Brenda Gaspard
Sheila Carter |
| December 1, 2024-First Sunday of Advent |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Paula Young
Closed |
| December 8, 2024-Second Sunday of Advent |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Sheila Carter |
| December 15, 2024-Third Sunday of Advent |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Closed |
| December 22, 2024-Fourth Sunday of Advent |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Closed
Closed |
| December 29, 2024-The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph |
-- Reserved
-- Reserved |
Paula & Ted Gray
Closed |
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