February 12th, 2006

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St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church
OUR LITURGY
In today’s Gospel, Jesus heals a man of leprosy, and
also removes the heavy burden of shame that was
associated with it. Lepers were required by the ancient
law from Leviticus to shout, “Unclean!” before
approaching others. Paul teaches that love and charity
toward all people are the hallmarks of those
who imitate Christ.
ALTAR BREAD & WINE
Donated in Honor of
Julia Pattanella
Requested by
Tom & Millie D’Agostino
REMEMBER OUR DEAD
Rose Russo, Raymond Strzalkowski, Sr.,Maria Goncalves,
Jacqueline Guzman, Carmella Adiepietro for our deceased
soldiers and all of our deceased relatives and friends.
REMEMBER OUR SICK
Rosemarie Aiello
Marie Behling
Hazel Boyce
Leo Cantelmo
Angelina DeSimone
Barbara DiGirolomo
Geraldine DuBritz
Maria Goncaldes
Catherine Hickey
Matthew Jankay
Georgiana Lopez
Brett Meyers
Grace C Peshkur
Richard Rigney
Jeanette Schaefer
Darryll Smith
Lloyd Turnier
Dianne Barello
Sonny Bock
Mr. Michael Boyle Sr
Raffaela Capp
Nesam Devaraj
George Dinger
Maggie Errico
Raymond Harold
Jasper Indelicato
Jack Kelleher
Michele McGee
Sam Monte Leone
Joseph Poirot
Theresa Ryan
Sharon Schneider
Jesus Tapel
Wallace Williams
Rob Barello
Oliver Bouchard
Dolores Burke
Joseph DeMaio
Olivia Marie Devine
Mary Dougherty
Jim Evans
Jeanne Hartman
Dixon Ingram
Joseph Kelly
Howard Meeks
Timothy M Nigro
Christopher Rubino
Dawn Saporito
Dorothea Slinkoky
Stacie Tizzard
William Barry
PLEASE NOTE: To keep our prayer list current, we will keep names on the
sick list for two months. We ask families to return the bulletin cut-out to
include names of those who are ill for another two months.
OUR PRIEST-CELEBRANTS
This Week End
Mass
Fr Thomas
Fr Thomas
Fr Tapel
Fr Boyle
Fr Tapel
Fr Boyle
5:00 pm
7:00 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 noon
5:00 pm
Next Week
Fr Maffeo
Fr Maffeo
Fr Tapel
Fr Thomas
Fr Boyle
Fr Thomas
IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO BRING UP THE GIFTS AT THE MASSES ON
SATURDAY OR SUNDAY, PLEASE CONTACT ONE OF THE USHERS WHEN
MASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, February 12, Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00 Joseph Hanrahan requested by
Michelle Parisi & Dennis Derasier
7:00 Susanna DiSessa requested by Patricia & Paul Fiene
9:00 William Sendlein requested by Louis Antonucci
9:00 Edward Kenny requested by Claire & Jim
10:30 Augusto Lucas requested by Loving Family
10:30 For an End to Abortion
12:00 Matthew DiNardo requested by Lucy Leo
12:00 Barbara A Chliek requested by The Keller Family
5:00 Charles Cervini requested by Diane & Ava Cervini
5:00 Jerry Genovese requested by Loving Wife
Monday, February 13
7:00 Jane Favale requested by the Quaranta Family
9:00 Mary Mangiacapra requested by Gloria & Louie
9:00 Claire McQuillan (living) requested by
Terri & Eleanor McMurray
Tuesday, February 14, Sts Cyril & Methodius
7:00 Harry Ballard requested by Loving Wife & Family
7:00 James Gibson requested by Patricia Brozinsky
8:45 Bridget & Jack McWeeney requested by
Loving Daughters Mary & Anne
8:45 Nickolas Robilotto requested by The Hough Family
Wednesday, February 15
7:00 For the Intentions of the Celebrant
9:00 Anna Kenny requested by Thomas & Debora O’Brien
9:00 Josephine D Bluemel requested by Mr & Mrs McGregor
Thursday, February 16
7:00 For the Intentions of the Celebrant
9:00 Thanksgiving Blessed Mother requested by Anne Bannon
9:00 Tom DuBritz & Family requested by Eileen McLaughlin
Friday, February 17
7:00 For the Intentions of the Celebrant
9:00 Rosalie Hoffman requested by Loving Family
9:00 Jane Favale requested by Ct of St Joseph #975 CDA
Saturday, February 18
8:00 Anton Prayetz requested by Lisa Alfieri & Ray Borsella
8:00 James Vanadia requested by Rosie Rivo
Anticipated Mass for Sunday
5:00 Alissa Rose Newiger requested by
Jerry, Veronica, Alexandria & Victoria
5:00 Julie Keller requested by Mr & Mrs Richard Delamater
Sunday, February 19, Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00 Frank Spillett requested by Lori Glowacki
7:00 Philip Carlucci requested by Vincent, Lisa & Family
9:00 Robert A Sabatino requested by Kristine Teemer
9:00 Joseph Onufrak requested by Loving Wife & Family
10:30 Rita Meehan requested by Claire & Jim
10:30 Ann Giordano requested by The Tucker Family
12:00 Frances Panella, Leon Moscato & Veronica Kelly
requested by D’Agostino Family
12:00 Ann W Baron requested by the Keller Family
5:00 Ralph Perillo requested by Annette Perillo & Family
5:00 William Batewell requested by Barbara DeNoto
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Sunday, February 12, 2006
FROM THE DESK OF FR. MIKE
“Listen I’ve got a secret, don’t tell anyone!”
With these words, many a “so-called” secret has been
told to the whole world. Maybe you know somebody
who can’t be trusted with a secret, maybe you are that
somebody! We know that when we tell somebody
else’s secret or somebody tells our secrets there
usually is trouble and mistrust. Little children are very
good at telling what they know, not because they wish
to betray a trust, but because they are innocent and
can’t help but always tell the truth.
The man cured of leprosy was just like a little child,
in fact he was as happy as a child on Christmas Day or
his/her Birthday, as to now he was given his life back
physically and spiritually (remember what was written
last week in this space). This story is typical for
Mark’s Gospel, as a central feature of the Gospel is the
Marcan or Messianic Secret. Jesus often tells those
whom He has healed not to tell anybody for several
reasons. One is look at the effect of the man telling
everybody about what Jesus did for him. Now, Jesus
cannot enter into a town without a crowd waiting for
Him. Of course, Jesus probably wanted this to happen
on the one hand because time was short for the public
ministry, so Jesus was happy that He got the people’s
attention. But on the other hand, Jesus being a human
being, just like us, probably got tired and most likely
would have preferred a day off-oh well! Jesus, of
course wanted people to come and see, and be healed.
He also did not want people to come to know Him
simply as a wonder-worker and not come to a deeper
conversion and belief in Jesus as the Messiah-the
Savior of the World. Remember as we wrote a few
weeks ago, the people who only knew Jesus as a
wonder-worker and not as The Son of God, were the
same people whowould cry out for His death on Good
Friday.
So, what do we do now? Well like the man
cleansed from leprosy, we are to tell everyone how
God has helped us. While we may not have as
amazing a story as the man in today’s Gospel or like
people who we know who have experienced a miracle
cure, we most likely have some experience in our lives
where God/Jesus has been there for us or those whom
we love. Maybe, we are not aware of these times, but
I assure you they are there. How can we tell? Perhaps
the best way is to see what is about Jesus that attracts
you. What is it about Him that you would like to
know more about? How can you allow Jesus to be
more and more a part of your life? These are some
ways and there are of course more, that will allow us
to see where Jesus has been
active in our lives and
what He has done for us. When we can see this, then
we can share this with others.
This Sunday at the 12 Noon, Mass we will
celebrate Scout Sunday with a special blessing for all
the young people and adults involved with Scouting.
We are very pleased to sponsor several Scouting
Troops at St. Joseph’s, as well as a new Venturing
Group for our Young People Grade 8 and above,
both Boys and Girls. This group along with our 5PM
Sunday Youth Mass will provide our young people
both Spiritual and Communal Growth and offer them
many opportunities for service and fun. We are
grateful to all of our adult leaders who are involved
in Scouting.
On Thursday February 16th, we will sponsor a
Welcome Home Evening to answer any questions
people might have or try to help with any problems
or situations that may have kept people away from
god and or the Church for years. This will take place
in the Church-see the bulletin for more details.
Please also see the bulletin for details about the
Catholic Ministries Appeal and how this worthwhile
appeal is helping our brothers and sisters throughout
the Diocese and the people of St. Joseph’s. If you
have not made a pledge to this Appeal that supports
all of the ministries throughout the Diocese there is
still plenty of time, and remember you have 10
Months to fulfill a pledge-so a $100 or $200 pledge
can be paid off with $10 or $20 a month. This is not
a lot, but it goes to helping a lot. Thanks!
We close with this quote from Dostoevsky.
“I believe there is no one lovelier, deeper, more
sympathetic, and more perfect than Jesus. I say to
myself that not only is there no one else like him, but
there never could be anyone like him.”
May God bless you always!
Fr. Mike
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Sunday, February 12, 2006
SAY A PRAYER FOR OUR
TROOPS
Please continue to remember them in your
prayers.
CPL Deborah Alfieri
SGT Dennis Bailey
Tech SGT Louis Barletta
PFC Justin Browne
PC Michael Dean Cantley
SPC Thomas E. Corcoran
SGT Ryan Delaney
LTCOL Kurt Diehl
SGT Stephen G DiGirolamo SSGT Tony Elliott
CPL Keith Flick
PFC Adam Franciosa
RCT Michael Gabriellini
PVT2 Edward Johnston
SGT John W Keohane
SGT Steven Knight
CPL Andrew Kochman
1SGT John Krumholz
SSG Stephen LeGrady
PFC Edward McGinn
SGT Patrick McNally
PFC William Meyer
Andy Mezador
SGT Glenn Miller
SGT Daniel Montville
SSGT Brian Moran
CPT Gregory Mueller
LCPL Thomas Napolitano
LCPL Michael Napolitano
LCPL James Neubauer
LCPL Anthony Notaroberta
SGT Brian Pacella
N/Seal Paul Padro
ENS3 Lucy Padro
CPT Michael Parisi
2LT Anthony Parisi
MAJ Paul E Pinaud
SGT Edwin Rivera, II
SSGT Jason Schiavo
RCT Brian Schildt
LCPL W.Mason Shehan
SPC James Stanek
SSGT Nick Vicale
SGT John Thomas Vogt
SGT Randolph Weaver
CPL. Glenn Clacher
(If you would like to include a soldier from your family who is serving, place
their name and rank on a piece of paper and put it in the collection basket)
Religious Education
Monday and Thursday 9 AM to 4 PM
Tuesday and Wednesday 10AM to 3:30
The office is closed on Fridays.
Reminder for Level 1 Activity will be held on Monday,
February 13th in Auditorium at 4:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
You may take your choice of time.
Reminder for Level 3 - Reconciliation will be held on
Monday February 13th. Students who attend classes on
Tuesday please arrive at 7:15 p.m. and Wednesday and
Thursday students arrive at Church at 7:45.
Reminder Week of February 20 is Winter Break, there
will be no classes that week, there will be no classes on
February 28 and March 1st (Ash Wednesday) Classes will
resume on March 2nd.
St Joseph’s School
A tremendous THANK YOU ! to all who helped
us in any way during Catholic Schools Week.
The week was a great success. The students,
parents and faculty enjoyed the activities that
were scheduled for the week. Our school looks
beautiful, inside and out! Keep up that great St.
Joseph pride.
Registration is well underway. This week we
had registration on Tuesday and Wednesday for
September 2006. We registered new students
in grades Nursery—8. Many people were excited to register for our
new 5 day, full-day, Pre-kindergarten program for 4 year olds. We
also offer many options for our 3 year olds. Give us a call and we
will give you a tour of our programs.
Tickets are now on sale for our Fashion Show. This is a great event
for the school and parish. There are already many wonderful prizes
in store. Do not delay order your tickets as soon as possible.
Ordering by table is also available. Contact the school office or
rectory for more information.
Seats are still available on the bus for anyone interested in
attending the rally on Albany for Education Tax Credits. Everyone
benefits from tax credits. Public school districts spend 3 to 4 times
as much money as Catholic Schools to educate children. Our
children score higher on NYS testing and also standardized testing
across the nation. You can control this miss appropriation of funds.
Contact the school office for more information.
Outreach
For the month of January we serviced 187 clients.
Financial assistance amounted to $ 4,294. There were 0 new
clients added and total services and referrals provided were
359. This included food, living needs, Health Care
information, advocacy and housing. Your continued support
of the Outreach Program makes all of this possible. Thank
you.
Carla Emicela Morataya
Banns of Marriage
(Second Time)
Christina Vecchiarelli and Chad Caporaso
both of St Joseph’s
In Memory
Kelly DiUbaldo of St Joseph’s and
Many parishioners have expressed a wish to donate funds
Timothy Drechsler of Lake Ronkonkoma
in Jane Favale’s memory. Jane’s family will be
Christine Rossi of St Joseph’s and
establishing a fund to help Katie, Danny & Tori meet
their
Hassan Handy of Nesconset
financial needs. If you are interested in donating to this
Kimberly Misciagna of St Joseph’s and
fund please make your check out to St Joseph’s with
Angelo Ficarrotta of St Patrick’s
Jane’s name on the memo line. We will then write one
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Sunday, February 12, 2006
RESPECT LIFE
Congratulations to all who wrote, called, and
e-mailed your feelings to American Girl, the
maker of the very popular American Girl dolls
– you spoke, they listened, and now they have
ended their sale of the “I Can” bracelet, which
funded Girls, Inc., an organization that supports abortion.
According to Pro-life Action League, which spearheaded
the boycott and protests at the American Girl stores in
Chicago and New York City, pro-life voices were effective
because Bath and Body Works, which carries American Girl
products, quit the “I Can” bracelet program in November.
We hope that the parent company, Mattel, and American
Girl have gotten the good news of the pro-life message, but
we should still be on watch for corporations who could
deliberately or unknowingly serve the pro-abortion agenda.
Boycotts are an effective weapon, and though they are
not meant to be vindictive, they are a last resort to effect
change within a corporation when education and dialogue
have failed to produce the desired change of hearts and
minds. Consumers need to remind companies regularly that
their products are being boycotted, and the way to do this is
to simply clip out a coupon for that product, cut it in half
and send it in to the manufacturer with a short note telling it
why you are taking this action, and why you are not buying
their goods. This we know is effective. Life Decisions
International (www.fightpp.org) producers of “The Boycott
List” (companies which fund Planned Parenthood)
announced in November 2005 that Prudential Financial
Group has agreed to stop funding PP and has been taken off
the boycott list. However – and it’s a big however – these
companies were added to the boycott list: Circuit City;
Tommy Hilfiger; Nike; and Altria Group. Now you may not
have heard of Altria Group, but you surely have heard and
used their products which include Post cereals; Capri Sun
drinks; Kool-Aid; Maxwell House coffee; Cream of Wheat
cereal; Breakstone’s butters; Breyer’s ice cream; Lorna
Doone cookies; Jello-O; Polly-O cheese; Minute Rice;
Oreos; Triscuits; Oscar Mayer meats; Athenos cheese;
Planters nuts; and Miracle Whip.
Please consider boycotting Altria products as listed
above, and let the company know what you are doing and
why. And that’s only fair, to put them on notice. Here’s an
address for you:
Altria Chairman & CEO Louis C. Camilleri, 120 Park Ave,
Floor 11, N.Y. 10017 Or call Altria at 917-664000.
The pro-life community, adults and students are invited
to attend NYS Catholic Conference Public Policy Day on
Tuesday, March 14 in Albany, N.Y. For more information
contact the Respect Life Office, Diocese of Rockville
Centre at 516-379-8292 ext. 215 or watch this space in the
weeks to come.
Life news, February 2006
PREGNANCY CRISIS HOTLINE - We are here to help
you. Please call 981-6888.
Weekly Offering
February 5, 2006 Offerings
Same collection last year
Number of envelopes
Poor Box last weekend
Fuel Collection
Education Collection
Our School receives 1/2 of this.
725
$18,657
18,053
$392
$8,100
3,004
Thank you for your continued generosity.
God Bless You Always,
Fr Mike
Pascal Candle Memorials
Anyone who would like to memorialize the Pascal
Candle for the upcoming year
please fill out the information
below and return it with your
payment of $100 to the Rectory.
In Memory of:
________________________
From:
________________________
Telephone:
________________________
St Joseph’s Troop 272
Ronkonkoma
Annual
Pancake Breakfast
March 5,2006
8 AM - 12 Noon
Mark Your Calendars
Feb 12 Scout Sunday 12:00 Mass
Feb 13 Baptism Class 8PM Rectory
Meeting Room
Feb 18 Defensive Driving Course
Feb 20-24 Winter Break - Schools Closed
Feb 25 Right to Life Newsletter Folding
8AM-12:30PM Auditorium
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Sunday, February 12, 2006
Rock & Roll 50’s Fashion Show
:
Sponsored by
St Joseph’s Home School Association
Wednesday, March 29,2006
At Villa Lombardi’s Holbrook
7PM to 11PM
*Raffle Baskets* Door Prizes* Grand Raffle Baskets*
**50/50 CASH PRIZE
$50.00 per person includes:
Salad, dinner, dessert, coffee/tea/beer/wine/soda & valet parking
To purchase show tickets please remit your name, return address, number of
tickets requested and check made payable to St Joseph’s School to:
St Joseph School
35 Church St
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
Attn: Ann Ambrosio, HSA Treasurer
**If there is a specific group you would like to sit with, please submit request
with above information. We will try our best to accommodate you.
**If you are a school parent, please note your child’s name & phone number
along with the above information.
********Absolutely no tickets will be sold after March 24, 2006**********
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CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL 2006
A large portion of our donation is utilized for Catholic
Education. Let’s take a look at how our money is utilized.
Education 20%
OUR PROGRESS
Pledges as of February 7, 2006:
Catholic
Charities
22%
Parish share
20%
25,414
___________
Fromation
18%
Education
20%
Pastoral
Outreach
20%
Our goal is:
74,800
____________
After 4 weeks we have 1/3 of our goal.
Thank you!
2006
CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL
Diocese of Rockville Centre - PO Box 4000, Rockville Centre, NY 11571-4000
P 516-379-5210 ext. 2
F 516-379-5043
e-mail [email protected]
Thank you for your support. Please make checks payable to: Catholic Ministries Appeal
Pledge $_____________Payment $______________Balance $___________
Touching
the lives of
many
through
Diocesan &
Parish
ministries
and
services.
Name:___________________________________________________________
Address:________________________________________________________
City:_________________________State:_________Zip:_______________
Telephone:________________________ Parish: 146-St Joseph
Every Gift Counts!
Can we count on you?
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10 Payments
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A GUIDE TO GIVING
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Around The Parish
FASHION SHOW
St. Joseph’s Fashion Show . Tickets are now on sale. Do not delay order your tickets as soon as possible. Ordering by table is
also available. Contact the school office or rectory for
more information
We have received so much from
the good Lord that we wish to
encourage others to experience His
love for them through our ministry
of assistance.
St Joseph's Play Group Calling all babies, toddlers and Pre-schoolers ! Come meet new friends at the St Joseph’s
Playgroup! Bring your Mom, Dad, Grandparents or caregiver to Father Carew Hall on Friday mornings at 9:30 AM.
You’ll meet other St Joseph’s families & spend an hour of fun with other children from ages birth
to 5. For more information please call Sally Miller at 737-5120. Hope to see you there!
Courtesy Announcements
Diocesan Conference for the Separated and Divorced “ Finding Peace, Purpose & Joy” will
be held at Kellenberg Memorial High School, Uniondale, on Saturday, March 11th from 9AM to
4:30 PM. For registration & more information, call 516-678-5800 x 508 or email [email protected]
The Beginning Experience Help for the heartache of divorce, separation, and widowhood. A
weekend away for a lifetime of change. The next weekend will be February 17-19th. For more
information and reservations, call Tish at 718-845-8087 or Mike at 516-812-6417.
Parenting (Grandparenting/Godparenting) the Christian Family back by popular demand,
we will be meeting monthly in the parish center meeting room at St Thomas More, Hauppauge
from 7-8PM. Seminars scheduled: “Living Gospel Values” March 2 and “Improving Family
Time” April 6. Activity, prayer, & discussion serve as components of each seminar facilitated by
Dr Joan Dorr.Pre-registration is appreciated 234-5551.
Professional Therapy and Counseling provided by NYS licensed psychologists are available to
our parish through the Catholic Counseling Center, a proprietary professional corporation, which
is independent of and not controlled or supervised by the parish or diocese. Most insurance
policies are honored. For confidential information and appointment, call Dr.Giuliani at 243-1550.
“Living Independently” a free educational workshop for Seniors sponsored by St Patrick’s Family Outreach on Tuesday, February 14th from 10AM to 12 Noon at St. Patrick’s Church in Bay Shore. Topics include: Developing a Support
Team, Important Documents you Need, Medicare & Medicaid Benefits Explained and Health Care Coordination. Please
RSVP Catherine Dennis at 665-7216.
Bishop Murphy’s Lenten Vocation Retreat Weekend will be held March 10-12th for all men interested in a priestly
vocation. This weekend will offer time for prayer, Mass and socializing, along with open discussions of the priesthood.
For more information or to register please contact the Vocation Office at 631-424-9888 or e-mail [email protected].
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PARISHIONER REQUEST FORM
I/we would like to register as members of St. Joseph Parish.
NAME (s): ____________________________________________
ADDRESS:__________________________________ _________
PHONE: _______ - _____________
unlisted? (Yes) (No)
I/we would like become members of the parish. ( ) Yes
I/we would like to receive contribution envelopes. ( ) Yes ( )No
We make our donations each Sunday ( ) Weekly
We make our donations once a Month ( ) Monthly
(
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(
) I would like to become an usher
) I would like to become a lector.
) I would like to become an altar server.
) I would like to become a Eucharistic Minister.
) I would like to become a choir member
) I would like to become a Catechist
) I would like to help maintain the parish plantings
) I would like to offer my following talents to the parish
(Please return to the Church Office or place in Collection Basket)
REMEMBERING THE SICK
Please include the following in the bulletin sick list:
______________________________
We’re Looking For…
BOX TOPS from cereals for Educational purposes are always
welcomed. Please drop them in the collection.
DEPOSIT BOTTLES AND CANS—Please place them in the
baskets that are located on the school side of the Church on
weekends or behind the rectory during the week.
CELL PHONES—Please bring your no longer used or needed
cell phones and deposit them at the Scrip table in the Church
lobby.
Even Used Inkjet Cartridges,
Have Their Uses
We have found a way to help St Joseph and keep those
complicated pieces of plastic, metal and printed circuit
boards out of the land fill. Drop them off (in a plastic
baggie) when you come to mass. We will send them to a
company who reuses them and gives the parish a bounty for
each. One note, to clear confusion, if it is larger than a fist,
it is not an inkjet cartridge!!!
Cub Scout Pack 272
Boy Scout Troop 272
St. Joseph’s Cub Scout Pack 272 and Boy Scout Troop 272
have fun, exciting, educational, character building programs
for boys, age 7 through 17 (first grade and up).
For more information or to enroll your child,
contact Dr. Louis Scotti at 656-8428
or e-mail [email protected].
Name of person who is ill:
_____________________________
Person making this request:
____________________
Relationship to ill person
Your Phone #: _____________________
(Please place in collection basket or return to Church Office)
PARISH RESTORATION FUND
I/we wish to pledge (or increase our pledge to)
___ $5,000 ___ $4,000 ___ $3,000 ___ $2,000 ___ $1,000
to St. Joseph’s Parish Restoration Campaign.
I/we would like to make payments
___Annually ___Semi-Annually ___Quarterly ___ Monthly
spreading the payments over
___One year ___ Two years ___ Three years ___ Four years
NAME (s): ________________________________________
ADDRESS:_______________________________________
_______________________________________
PHONE: ______ - _________
AMOUNT ENCLOSED NOW: $ ________
(Please return this form in the collection basket or
to the Church Office)
Sport for all Seasons
ST JOSEPH
CYO
Travel Soccer:
Gene
467-0541
Intramural Soccer:
Beth
737-6299
Track
Karen
588-8636
Chairman: Henry
Baseball:
Gene 588-1879
Girls Basketball:
Christine 737-3142
Boys Basketball:
Frank 585-6921
Melchiona
467-6091