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St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church September 4, 2016

CLERGYReverend JCP Sullivan, Parish Priest 345-9874, Ext. 202

Reverend Michael Reis

Reverend Thomas Kamau

Rev. Mr. Steve DeMers, Deacon 258-4129

OFFICE STAFF – 345-9874

Secretary, Census, Mass Intentions, Offertory (Online Giving/Envelopes), Pam Kelley Ext. 204 [email protected]

Secretary, Marriages, Baptisms, Bulletins, Prayer Line, Rentals: Becky Howard Ext. 200 [email protected]

Systems Administrator: Dave Stenson Ext. 237 [email protected]

PASTORAL STAFF — 345-9874Religious Education: Lori Mazzone Ext. 222 [email protected]

Youth Ministries: Ed Watson Ext. 214 [email protected]

Director of Music/Organist:Cemeteries: Dr. Christopher Urbiel Ext. 224 [email protected]

SCHOOLS – 345-4049St. Francis de Sales School: Sally Mummey, Principal Ext. 227

School Secretaries: Linda McDonald Ext. 215 Becky Bibler Ext. 215

St. Francis Preschool: Michelle Burd, Director Ext. 236

Newark Catholic High School: Beth Hill, Principal 344-3594

WEBSITES:Parish – stfrancisparish.net

School – stfrancisschool.net

Preschool – stfrancispreschool.net

Mass Intentions & Scripture ReadingsSunday, September 4 – Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary TimeWis 9:13-18b; Phlm 9-10, 12-17; Lk 14:25-33 5:00 p.m. Vigil † Johnny Ryan (Dad & Kathy) 8:00 a.m. † Tracey Joyce (Martin Joyce Family) 10:00 a.m. † Rozella Callahan (Family) 12:00 p.m. People of the ParishMonday, September 5 – Weekday1 Cor 5:1-8; Lk 6:6-11 NO MASSTuesday, September 6 – Weekday1 Cor 6:1-11; Lk 6:12-19 9:00 a.m. † Francisco Cordova (Family)Wednesday, September 7 – Weekday1 Cor 7:25-31; Lk 6:20-26 9:00 a.m. † Jim Dickerson (Gay Handy)Thursday, September 8 – The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin MaryMi 5:1-4a or Rom 8:28-30; Mt 1:1-16, 18-23 or 1:18-23 9:00 a.m. † Joann Jeffries (Dick & Theresa Winters)Friday, September 9 – Saint Peter Claver, Priest1 Cor 9:16-19, 22b-27; Lk 6:39-42 9:00 a.m. † Jerry Wieber (Rosemary Walther & Family)Sunday, September 11 – Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary TimeEx 32:7-11, 13-14; 1 Tm 1:12-17; Lk 15:1-32 or 15:1-10 5:00 p.m. Vigil People of the Parish 8:00 a.m. † Mr & Mrs Francis H. Bentz 10:00 a.m. † John & Cleo Stoner (Kris Goumas) 12:00 p.m. † Tina & Nick Rodio (Lydia & Charles Grieb)

Liturgical Ministers for Next Weekend – September 10/11Saturday, 5:00 Sunday, 8:00 Sunday, 10:00 Sunday, 12:00

Lectors L. Capretta J. KennedyL. Richardson

A. RehbeckL. Nutter

D. Kilokowski

Eucharistic Ministers

J. FlowersC. WinegardnerN. BattatJ. HopkinsonR. McIntyreS. SchorgerL. StollM. WalkerK. WhydeP. Rogers

L. HollerH. HollerD. BornM. BornD. AbendW. NewlandB. SinsabaughS. CodyJ. AnnarinoS. Klockner

D. WilliamsD. WilliamsC. PettitC. ZangJ. BreitmayerD. BreitmayerA. ImlayV. GradyL. NutterS. NutterK. Sardini

K. LoyP. KelleyW. SniderD. BurdP. RussellA. FoltzS. SimpsonJ. NguyenM.K. FauseyR.M. Behr

Altar Servers

J. MontgomeryC. MontgomeryK. Keck

A. RakowskyN. LiesenN. Liesen

S. HitchensM. HitchensM. HitchensE. Brennan

E. WrightJ. VincentS. VincentR. Stalling

Blue Mass Honoring our First Responders: Saint Francis de Sales will celebrate a “Blue Mass” honoring our local police officers and first responders on Sunday, September 11, at the 10:00 a.m. Mass.

Those men and women who protect us each day, respond to our needs and help to keep order in Licking County, have been invited to Saint Francis de Sales to celebrate what has come to be called the “Blue Mass” after the color of so many peace officers’ and first responders’ uniforms.

The “Blue Mass” has been celebrated throughout the country for several years to acknowledge the service these courageous men and women give to our community. Our celebration this year coincides with the fifteenth anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Towers, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

All police officers and first responders of Saint Francis de Sales Parish are invited to attend, in uniform, as we welcome your comrades to our parish, and celebrate your service.

Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK:In case of medical emergency,

call the Parish Office immediatelyat 345-9874, Option 7.

A priest will return your call.In a non-emergency, please call the

Parish Office if you would like to receive the Sacrament prior to

a hospital stay or surgery.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: We offer opportunity for

Eucharistic Adoration 7 days a week. Please see the Activities for the Week section for times.

HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS: For Sacramental visits to hospital or home, please call the Parish Office.

Priests are always availableto visit – please let us know!

YOUTH MINISTRY: Events and gatherings for junior high (Elevate) and

high school (Summit) teens. Contact Ed Watson at the Office

of Youth Ministry, Ext. 214.

PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION: The LOOP is offered from

K through Grade 8. ConsultLori Mazzone at the ReligiousEducation Office at Ext. 222.

ABC: About Being Catholic is an ongoing inquiry program about the Catholic faith. Call Lori Mazzone at Ext. 222

any time for further information.

BAPTISMS: Baptisms and instruction are

offered every other month.Please call Becky Howard at

Ext. 200 to make arrangements.Class may be attended well

in advance of Baptism.

MARRIAGES: Couples should contact

Becky Howard at Ext. 200at least six months before theproposed date of the wedding.

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES SCHOOL: A Catholic elementary school for

students from K to Grade 8.For more information,

call 345-4049.

ST. FRANCIS PRESCHOOL: A Catholic preschool for

children ages 3-5.For more information,

call 345-4049, Ext. 236.

Parish offices and facilities will be closed on Monday, September 5th in observance of Labor Day.

Eucharistic Adoration is in need of Adorers for the following hours:Friday, 2:00 p.m.Wednesday, 4:00 p.m.

This is the perfect time and place to find that peace and quiet you have been searching for in your day! (Additional days and times are available if what’s listed above isn’t so perfect!) Contact Mary Marron at 740-366-7988 if interested.

We strongly urge all parishioners to register, to become informed on key issues, and to vote. The Church does not support or oppose any candidate, but seeks to focus attention on the moral and human dimensions of issues. We do not authorize the distribution of partisan political materials on parish property.

Mary Estelle Ehret, Phyllis Baldeschwiler (aunt of Linda and Tom Baldeschwiler) and Esther Bensil (grandmother of Curtis Hewitt) recently passed away. Please pray for them and all of the faithful departed.

Comfort Team: #5 Ann Forgrave

Sacristans for September 10: J. Breitmayer, A. Wilson, S. Cody

Please pray for those in the military on active duty overseas: (If you would like to submit names for this list, please call 345-9874, ext. 200.)

Lt. Col. Benjamin J. MitchellCpt. Paul J. BillySgt. Sean KellySgt. Brian CastleMarine Matt SeaburnSgt. William Selby Patrick

UPCOMING SPECIAL COLLECTION: St. Vincent de Paul September 11, 2016 2016 Louisiana Floods September 18, 2016Recently we have seen the terrible news of the historic flooding in Louisiana. The region is experiencing what is being called the worst domestic disaster since Hurricane Sandy. As many as 60,000 homes have been damaged, with nearly 20,000 people being rescued from the flood waters. Lives have been cruelly altered. Our hearts and prayers go out to the families who have lost loved ones and to all those living in communities who have lost homes and businesses along with their sense of security. Our prayer and material support is urgently needed to help rebuild lives. As a result, Bishop Campbell requests that all parishes in the Diocese of Columbus participate in the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ emergency collection to assist the victims of the 2016 Louisiana Floods. This emergency collection will be used both to support the humanitarian efforts of Catholic Charities USA and to provide pastoral and rebuilding support to impacted dioceses.If you would like to make your contribution electronically (EFT), please go to our website www.stfrancisparish.net and click on the Online Giving link. There you can set up a donation schedule to fit your needs. Need help? Contact Dave Stenson at ext. 237.

What are you doing with your Wednesday evenings? Wouldn’t you rather have yours filled with things other than television, helping the kids with their homework, mowing the grass, surfing the web, or doing the laundry? While those things certainly have their place in our lives, so also do things like stimulating conversation, thoughtful personal reflection, and expanding our knowledge. You can have that by becoming a part of our “ABC: About Being Catholic” faith formation program! ABC is an introduction to the Catholic faith for inquirers and those seeking to become Catholic, and a refresher course for Catholic adults who wish to go deeper in their faith. Join us this Wednesday, September 7, at 7:00 p.m. in the school library – and invite a friend to come with you!

Cpl. J.T. MarronLTJG Robert WilliamsSSgt Daniel T. Blowers, Jr.SSgt. Thomas R. BuenaLCDR, SWO Brian Graham


The ROSARY…and the Novena for America…

A 54 Day Rosary Novena began on August 15, 2016…titled the Novena for America, and is set to conclude on October 7, feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Spearheaded by Fr. Richard Heilman and Fr. Stephen Imbarrato of Priests for Life, they said the following: “What better time to do this than now, in this election year, with the terrorism going on, and the condition of the world and our nation. We have an immoral and corrupt government that is becoming more and more tyrannical. The fact of the matter is: We need a CONVERSION OF OUR CULTURE,

BUT MORE SPECIFICALLY, OF OUR ELECTED OFFICIALS OR LEADERSHIP. This novena and Rosary Rally (on October 7th) is all part of the effort we need to end preborn child killing and attacks on marriage and the family.” United States Cardinal Raymond Burke officially endorses the Novena for Our Nation. He said: “There is no doubt that our beloved nation is in one of the worst crisis it has ever seen…a profound moral crisis. The first response to this crisis is fervent prayer and, in particular, prayer through the intercession of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary…who is also the patroness of our nation.” Today is a perfect day…the right day, to join in this novena. Pray for America.Remember, you and your family are always invited to take part in our weekly Rosary for Peace, every Saturday at 4:35 p.m., just before Mass.

YOU ARE INVITED TO AN AFTERNOON OF PRAYERFUL REMEMBERANCE AND INTERCESSION:A prayer service for those touched by Abortion

Friday, September, 16th 2016: 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. at the Jessing Center on the campus of the Pontifical College Josephinum Seminary, Columbus, Ohio.

The hidden wounds of abortion affect each of us. Whether it be one’s neighbor, co-worker, friend, relative, maybe oneself….as a community we have all been touched. We will gather to pray and intercede on behalf of our entire nation, seeking forgiveness and healing in God’s merciful love.

This program was created by Theresa Bonopartis of Lumina/Hope and Healing after Abortion and being offered by Bethesda Post Abortion Healing Ministry. The afternoon will include Mass, Eucharistic Adoration and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. No registration is needed.

For further information contact Kathy Conway 614-309-7958 or email [email protected].

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intentions for September: Universal: Centrality of the Human Person – That each may contribute to the common good and to the building of a society that places the human person at the center.

Evangelization: Mission to Evangelize – That by participating in the Sacraments and meditating on Scripture, Christians may become more aware of their mission to evangelize.

St. Francis de Sales Parish & School

Endowment Stewardship “Just so, your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father.” (Matthew 5:16) This gospel passage calls us to charity. We have an opportunity to live this gospel message by supporting the future of our parish community. St. Francis de Sales’ future is supported by over $57,000.00 in endowment funds managed by The Catholic Foundation. Each year, fund distributions and grants provide as much as $77,500.00 in support of the parish and school community. We have a total of 5 funds:

St. Francis de Sales, Newark Elementary School Endowment Fund for the operating needs of school

St. Francis de Sales, Newark/ Mount Calvary Cemetery Endowment Fund for parish community improvement, maintenance, personnel, activities

St. Francis de Sales, Newark/ St. Joseph Cemetery Endowment Fund for parish community improvement, maintenance, personnel, activities

St. Francis de Sales, Newark/ Mount Calvary Cemetery Endowment Fund also for parish community improvement, maintenance, personnel, activities

St. Francis de Sales, Newark/ Thomas McGann Tuition Assistance Endowment Fund for tuition assistance for students at St. Francis de Sales Elementary

Twylah & Charles Grunewald Memorial Endowment Fund for scholarships

We work with The Catholic Foundation as our trusted partner because they assure peace of mind that our endowments are invested in alignment with our Catholic teachings and values. You can help us grow our endowments by identifying an end-of-life planned gift in your Will or Trust, or by contributing at any time and in any amount.

Also, The Catholic Foundation is available to help you grow our endowments through:• Bequests through your Will and Trust • Charitable Gift Annuities (fixed income for life) • Charitable Remainder Trusts & Charitable Lead Trusts

Gifts of Appreciated Assets (stocks, properties, etc.) • Insurance Beneficiary Gifts• Donor Advised Funds • Endowments • Scholarships

For more information, please visit The Catholic Foundation at www.catholic-foundation.org or call James Anzelmo, Vice President of Development, at 1-866-298-8893.

Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Ministry Reflections on the Great Commission & the Great Commandment

We CONCLUDE sharing the responses of ministry groups to the posed questions. A running list of published reflections can be found on our website under LATEST NEWS. Our newly restructured Parish Ministry Council will be reviewing these reflections on an ongoing basis as we look to respond with renewed joy, energy and commitment.

PARISH OUTREACH

Adopt-A-Family Giving Tree

1. How does this committee or group respond to the Great Commission, the Great Commandment and the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy in our activities and outreach.

The Giving Tree program is one that reaches out to the community by showing the true meaning of Christmas and Christ’s gift of love to us and to those who are in our parish but also to those we serve who are outside out parish. We provide concrete gifts (clothes and gifts for children, food for families) as well as spiritual gifts (inviting them to our church and showing them respect, dignity and love by providing the gifts to parents face to face)

2. How is prayer an important component of our meeting time together?

Although we do not meet regularly, we often rely on prayer to help us decide how best to help the families we are serving. It can be frustrating sometimes to deal with those who are often difficult to reach, have limited transportation and many needs. We always in those cases pray for guidance and have not yet encountered a problem we could not solve.

3. How do our activities/programs address the needs of our parish? We provide the unique opportunity to give to those you do not

know, to reflect on the giving spirit of Christmas and to use the “materialistic” part of Christmas to benefit others. Those parishioners who participate directly in the program and come in contact with the parents get the opportunity to be a servant to the poor and receive much more in return.

4. How do our activities/programs address the needs of those outside our parish?

All of our needy families come from outside the parish. We work along with the Salvation Army who provides us with our list of children to serve.

5. Do we have enough people in our committee/group to accomplish our goals?

There are only 3 of us who run this program. Every year we ask for volunteers, and every year we think we will not have enough, but we always do. We link with other ministries, like the Scouts who help year after year. Our biggest concern is that when we are physically unable to continue, that no one will take over.

6. Are there activities or programs we sponsor which no longer seem to be effective or address current needs?

I cannot think of any at this time.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW!!!SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2016

WOMEN OF ST. FRANCIS 13TH ANNUAL LADIES BRUNCH

JOHNSON HALL9:30 a.m.-NOON (doors open at 9:00 a.m.)

ALL SEATS RESERVED

ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BYLICKING COUNTY PLAYERS SUITCASE THEATRE

Check September Generations for reservation form

The first Women of St. Francis meeting of the 2016-2017 year will be held Thursday, September 8, 7:00 p.m. in Johnson Hall. Come join us to visit “Newark Thru Time.” Our speakers, Sandy Gartner and Connie Rutter,

authors of 5 books covering Licking County, Newark, Lancaster, and Buckeye Lake, will show pictures of the many historical and interesting sights (both then and now) in the downtown area. You will see pictures of the Pennsylvania Station, Canal Locks, the many murals and the Jail, just to name a few. They will also talk of the future plans for the area. Both ladies are members of the Downtown Newark Association and are passionate about seeing the downtown area become an inviting destination for local and out of town visitors.Plans for the Ladies Brunch (October 22) and the Fall Party (November 10) will be discussed. Please check the September Generations for more complete info on these happenings.

The St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry donation for September is canned fruit (no cranberries, please). In May we collected: cake mix (50 boxes), frosting mix (27 boxes), Jell-O/Pudding (64 boxes), pie filling (4 cans). The International Charity is the Dominican Sisters of Peace, who are celebrating the 800th Anniversary of the Order of Preachers (the Dominicans). Our donations will assist the Sisters in their mission work. For questions or more information, please contact President Amber Mitchell at 740-403-2738.

MUSICAL OPPORTUNITIES BEGIN AGAIN: We welcome newcomers to join our various ensembles for this new year – we would love to meet you and Dr. Christopher Urbiel, Director of Music, will be glad to speak with you about your talents and interests. For inquiries and for the current schedule of rehearsals and other events (since schedules can change periodically), please feel free to contact Christopher.

The Parish Choir (open to singers of high school age and up) sings for the 10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass during the academic year, and for other Mass times as scheduled, in addition to feast days and special choral events such as Advent Lessons and Carols. Rehearsals are held on most Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. in the choir loft. The first rehearsal is on Thursday, September 8.

The Youth Choir (open to singers of elementary school age –grades 1 through 8) sings for many Sunday Masses and additional commitments as announced. Members who attend our parish school also sing for school liturgies. Rehearsals are held on most Thursdays from 2:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. in the choir loft. The next rehearsal is on Thursday, September 8.

The Saint Cecilia Choir sings for all funerals at St. Francis de Sales. This choir is open to all who can commit to the usual funeral time of 10:30 a.m. (although you do not need to be available every time, and some funerals are held at other times). The choir assembles for each funeral at 10:15 a.m. in the Choir Loft. Please consider joining us in this important ministry to the bereaved.

The Schola Cantorum (open to all singers) is a choir that meets to study chant as well as other forms of liturgical music, thereby enriching our worship. The group sings for two weekend Masses per month (with participation on certain holy days and special events) and rehearses on two Tuesday evenings per month. The first rehearsal is on Tuesday, September 6.

The Cantors chant the Psalm, Alleluia, and Communion Antiphon for Mass. Music reading ability is very desirable for this ministry, but can be taught and developed. Cantors rehearse at 7:00 p.m. Thursdays (before the Parish Choir rehearsal), in addition to individual rehearsals held as needed. It is helpful for cantors to be a member of one of our choirs. Rehearsals are held on most Thursdays throughout the year. The first rehearsal is on Thursday, September 8.


Activities for the WeekSEE BULLETIN COVER

FOR MASS AND RECONCILIATION TIMESSunday, September 4Men’s Basketball – Gym – 7:00-10:00 p.m.Monday, September 5PARISH, SCHOOL AND PRESCHOOL CLOSEDTuesday, September 6Eucharistic Adoration – Chapel – 5:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.NCJHAA – Conference Room A – 6:30-7:30 p.m.Schola Cantorum Rehearsal – Choir Loft – 7:00-8:00 p.m.Fruit of the Vine Prayer Group – MPR – 7:30-9:00 p.m.Wednesday, September 7Eucharistic Adoration – Chapel – 5:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.Hispanic Ministry Rosary Group – Church – 9:30 a.m.ABC-About Being Catholic– Library – 7:00-9:00 p.m.Knights of Columbus – MPR – 7:30-9:00 p.m.Thursday, September 8Eucharistic Adoration – Chapel/Church – 5:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.Youth Choir Rehearsal – Choir Loft – 2:45-3:45Women of St. Francis Meeting – Johnson Hall – 6:00-10:00 p.m.Cantor Rehearsal – Choir Loft – 7:00-7:30 p.m.Parish Choir Rehearsal – Choir Loft – 7:30-9:00 p.m.Friday, September 9Eucharistic Adoration – Chapel – 5:00 a.m.-Saturday 1:00 a.m.Saturday, September 10Eucharistic Adoration – Chapel – 5:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Respect Life Group Rosary – Front of Church – 9:00-9:30 a.m.Rosary for Peace – Church – 4:35-5:00 p.m.Sunday, September 11St. Vincent de Paul Society – Library – 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Confirmation Class – Johnson Hall – 1:30-3:30 p.m.Men’s Basketball – Gym – 7:00-10:00 p.m.Eucharistic Adoration – Chapel – 7:00-10:00 p.m.

In Our Neighborhood

Bishop Campbell’s audio files online: easy-to-search format by topic.From St. Gabriel Catholic Radio AM 820. You can now find

inspiration from Bishop Campbell through the St. Gabriel Catholic Radio audio archive online at www.StGabrielRadio.com.The Bishop’s audio archives are a great tool for use in RCIA groups, faith study groups, and private meditation as well as in school religion and theology classes – in fact, any Catholic school class since our Faith is the basis for every discipline. The archives are free to use, available 24/7, and searchable by topic and date.

Sts. Peter and Paul Retreat Center Needs Your Help!Ever been too hot in the Chapel?Too hot in the North Hall?Too cold in the guest rooms or dorms?Have poor or no WIFI?

We have projects underway to help:1. New high efficiency boiler2. Central air conditioning for the Chapel3. Central air conditioning for the North Hall and Room 1064. Hard wire WIFI in the North Hall and Room 106

Any donation at all will help us achieve these goals. Please help us make Sts. Peter and Paul Retreat Center even better.

Jr. High Student?

FAITH, FOOD, FUN!

Then this is where you want to be!

To register, complete the GREEN form found in the parish office or at the back of church. Any student - public school, home school, or St. Francis School - can participate.

Questions? Call Ed Watson 740-345-9874 x214

Wednesdays Beginning September 21st

Meet in Johnson Hall 6 - 7:30 p.m.

Jr. High Student?

FAITH, FOOD, FUN!






Jr. High Student?

FAITH, FOOD, FUN!






Jr. High Student?

FAITH, FOOD, FUN!






Jr. High Student?

FAITH, FOOD, FUN!






. . .where we learn about our Catholic faith using our head (knowledge), heart (desire) and hands (service).

The Loop meets the faith formation needs of students in our parish grades Kindergarten

through Grade 5 who are attending public schools or who are home schooled – but everyone is welcome!

Grades Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd meet Sunday mornings 9:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Grades 3rd, 4th and 5th have a rolling schedule – sometimes Sunday mornings, sometimes

throughout the week – according to the liturgical calendar and parish events scheduled throughout the year

All grades begin Sunday, September 25th

Questions? Call 740-345-9874 x222; all conversations are confidential.

HEY, PARENTS THE LOOP DEADLINE IS NEXT SUNDAY. . .WILL YOUR KIDS BE PART OF THE EXPERIENCE?

Complete the BLUE form available at the back of the church or in the parish office.

You may register all of the children in your family who are grades Kindergarten through Grade 5 using this one

form. You will receive confirmation of enrollment with further details approximately one week prior to our kick off.

Kick-off is September 25th

HEY, PARENTS THE LOOP DEADLINE IS NEXT SUNDAY...WILL YOUR KIDS BE PART OF THE EXPERIENCE?

...where we learn about our Catholic faith using our head (knowledge), heart (desire) and hands (service).

The Loop meets the faith formation needs of students in our parish grades Kindergarten through Grade 5 who are attending

public schools or who are home schooled – but everyone is welcome!

•Grades Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd meet Sunday mornings 9:30 a.m.-11:15 a.m.

•Grades 3rd, 4th and 5th have a rolling schedule – sometimes Sunday mornings, sometimes throughout the week – according to the liturgical calendar and parish events scheduled throughout the year

•All grades begin Sunday, September 25th

Complete the BLUE form availableat the back of the church or in the parish office.

You may register all of the children in your family who are grades Kindergarten through Grade 5 using this one form.

You will receive confirmation of enrollment with further details approximately one week prior to our kick off.

Kick-off is September 25thQuestions? Call 740-345-9874, ext. 222;

all conversations are confidential.

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