Church of Saint Philip Neri Pennsburg, PA August 30, 2015

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1 Church of Saint Philip Neri Pennsburg, PA August 30, 2015 Rev. Robert A. Roncase, Pastor Rev. Raymond W. Smart, retired; resident Deacon Michael J. Franks Deacon Mark J. Meinzer, Business Manager Rev. Edmond J. Speitel, Pastor Emeritus Rev. John J. Scarcia, Retired Pastor Shirley Misiak, Office Manager Catherine E. Faust, Director of Music Wendy Benner, Coordinator of PREP/Religious ED Tom Dewees, Director Catholic Family Life Center Diane Cunningham, Adm. Assistant CFLC Anita Fuhs, Youth Minister Sister Patricia Kelly, M.S.B.T., Parish Outreach Parish Phone Numbers: Rectory Youth Ministry Religious Education/PREP Catholic Family Life Center Parish Hall Parish Outreach Neri Center Fax Numbers: Rectory Religious Education/PREP Catholic Family Life Center Church & Rectory Address: 1325 Klinerd Rd; Pennsburg Hours: 9:00 AM 4:00 PM Address: Website Address: Religious Education Office address & hours: 26 E. Sixth Street, East Greenville, PA Monday & Friday: Offices are closed Tuesday & Thursday: 8:00 am 4:00 pm Wednesday: 12:00 pm 8:00 pm address: Neri Center Address 575 Main Street, East Greenville, PA Catholic Family Life Center Address 26 E. Sixth Street, East Greenville, PA address: Website Address: Youth Ministry Office hours: (East Greenville) Tuesday & Thursday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Wednesday: 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm address: spnym@comcast.net ROSARY: Prayed in the Chapel Saturday after the 9:00 AM Mass Monday at 1:00 PM EUCHARISTIC ADORATION 1 st Friday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the Chapel, followed by Benediction. FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS For a floral arrangement to be placed at the altar, please call the rectory. SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00 PM Sunday 7:30, 9:30, 11:00 AM Holy Day Masses as announced WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE - St. Anne Chapel The Chapel is open Monday thru Saturday until 7:00 PM for your visits to the Blessed Sacrament. Daily Mass is celebrated in the Chapel attached to the rectory: Monday - 5:00 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - 8:00 AM Saturday - 9:00 AM CONFESSIONS Saturdays: 4:00 4:45 PM or: at the Rectory BY APPOINTMENT anytime. BAPTISMS: Please call the Rectory to schedule 2 nd Sunday Baptisms are held at the 11 AM Mass 3 rd Sunday Baptisms are held at 12:30 PM SPONSORS: Sponsors for Baptism and Confirmation need to be at least 16 years of age, to be confirmed, attend Mass weekly, and if married, be in a valid marriage. PRE-JORDAN CLASSES 1 st Monday of every month at 7:00 PM in the Rectory meeting room. MARRIAGES Arrangements should be made at least SIX MONTHS before the date of the wedding. NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome to your new home! Please stop by or call the rectory between 9:00 am - 4:00 pm to fill out a registration card. SHUT-INS Please call the Parish Outreach Office. SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK Please call the Rectory. 059-St. Philip Neri, page 1

2 OUR PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We are the Catholic Parish Community of St. Philip Neri, answering Christ's call to discipleship through Word, Sacrament and Service. We proclaim God's hope and love to all. Serving at Mass September 6 Extraordinary Ministers Lectors 5:00 pm - Diane Kennedy Linda Franks Pat Kennedy S. Hunsberger Priest Deacon Alice Swift Mary Weber 7:30 am - Jim Quigley Adam Canigiani Annemarie Quigley Pete Frank Priest Deacon Christine Adelsberger Stephan Adelsberger 9:30 am - Keith Greczek Katerina Pham Stephanie Greczek Mary Souder Priest Deacon Mike Dougherty Jenny Josko 11:00 am - Doug DiTondo Betty Herman Linda DiTondo Priest Deacon Lisa Edleman Mike Edleman TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME August Monday, August 31 5:00 pm - Eleanor Smart, (Bob & Dawn Ellis) Tuesday, September 1 8:00 am - Theresa Horrox, (Judy Wilson) Wednesday, September 2 8:00 am - 2nd Anniversary, Russell Godshall (Wife Mary) Thursday, September 3, Saint Gregory the Great 8:00 am - 50th Anniversary, Ernest Gaugler (Ken & Jeanette Miller) First Friday, September 4 9:00 am - Helen Pownall Saturday, September 5, Bl. Teresa of Calcutta 9:00 am - Harry Quier Jr., (Helene Quier) 5:00 pm - Kenneth Swift, (Alice Swift) TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME August 30, :30 am - Esther Moser, (Duke & Judy Doherty) 9:30 am - Beverly Donegan, (her Father & family) 11:00 am - For all living and deceased Parishioners. FLORAL ARRANGEMENT The center floral arrangement is in Honor of Bob & Dawn Ellis on their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. WE INVITE YOUR PRAYERS For the sick, those in hospitals, nursing homes, and also for their caregivers. Please pray in particular for: Reverend John J. Scarcia, Reverend William McGeown, Florence Anders, Terry Aston, Charlotte Azarovich, Terry Brooks, Frances Cannon, Dottie Cappelli, Charles Carr, Danny Carr, Sue Ann Creamer, Helen Crouthamel, Kathryn D'Alessandro, Matt DeStefano, Jennifer Diascro, Janet Dorman, Sondra Dykie, Charles Eberle, Karen Freed, Steven Gebhardt, Stephanie Gebhardt, Jeff Hull, Fran Jacobs, Joe Johnson, Bob Kanya, Christine Keer, Christina Kemp, Don Lammers, Mara Maginnis, Kate Mausteller, John McArdle, Joanne Metzinger, Alan Miller, Annie Moran, Bernard Nichols, Virignia Piechocki, James Rosso, Anthony Sammartino, Alexis Semler, Beverly Slifer, John Soffa Jr., Sean Stefanowicz, Evelyn Steffenino, Susan Stubits, Bill Tersine, Margaret Tocci, Christine Troll, Ralph Updegrove, Martin Waldenberger, Sarah Werkley, Vincent Wixted, Larry Wood & Jeannie Zinn. For those who have died, and in particular for Frank Bauerle (Father of Christine Gibson) and Rosalie Nelson, grant them eternal rest and peace. FIRST FRIDAY Friday, September 4th is First Friday. Mass is in Church at 9:00 AM. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in Chapel from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM followed by Benediction. Please commit to spend some time with Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. 059-St. Philip Neri, page 2

3 From the desk of Sister Patricia Kelly, M.S.B.T. Excerpts from "The Next Step" - How Laudato Si extends Catholic Social Teaching by Anthony Annet, Commonwealth Magazine, August 14, Pope Leo XIII's Rerum Novarum offered the Church's first official response to the rapid, economic changes following the Industrial Revolution...He read the signs of the times with great clarity and condemned both socialist collectivism and a savage capitalism that led to the gaping inequalities and grave injustices against the working classes and the poor. The Church's social doctrine began to develop on this foundation, applying the principles of the Christian tradition to the particular circumstances of the industrial era. It called for a correction of the dysfunctions that pervaded modern economies, by seeking a more balanced and equitable relationship between capital and labor. It is fair to say that, until now, most of Catholics Social Teaching has been variations on a basic theme - the need for economic relations between people and nations to be guided by justice and mutual responsibility. This theme remains very pertinent in our world of enormous inequality. A mere one percent of the world's population controls half of the world's wealth. More than two billion people are mired in extreme poverty, and almost a billion people suffer from hunger. Elsewhere, and not always far away, we see astounding opulence and wastefulness. Catholic Social Teaching signals a clear and moral imperative to correct these imbalances. What makes Pope Francis's Laudato Si stand out is - while it strongly affirms the traditional focus, it also stretches beyond it. This is what makes Laudato Si the most significant tradition to the corpus of Social Teaching since Re rum Novarum. In essence, the new encyclical suggests that our responsibilities extend across time, as well as space; and that they include the entirety of creation. Laudato Si develops a broad nation of solidarity - solidarity not only within generations, but also between generations, and solidarity not only with our fellow human beings, but with the whole earth and all its creatures. This thicker notion of solidarity is not a new innovation, but Laudato Si puts it right at the heart of the Church's social doctrine, and provides a firm, theological basis for its centrality. From the title to the final prayer, this encyclical is suffused with the spirituality of St. Francis of Assisi, affirming a close kinship between humanity and the natural world. One implication of this is that all creatures have inherent value, and all have their own purpose, apart from their usefulness to us. Of course, such a world view has profound implications for human behavior. Harking back to Genesis, Pope Francis teaches that "human life is grounded in three fundamental and closely intertwined relationships: with God, with our neighbor, and with the earth itself." Whenever one of these relationships is ruptured, the others are ruptured, too. This is the idea of integral ecology. It is the central message of the encyclical, and it is not merely a theological message; it also has important implications for politics and policy. 059-St. Philip Neri, page 3 AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2015: THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE Sunday - August 30 Children's Liturgy of the Word at the 9:30 am Mass Men's Basketball 8:00 pm Parish Hall Monday August 31 Holy Rosary Hour 1:00 pm Chapel SPN Quilting 1:30 pm Parish Hall Hoagie pickup Tuesday September 1 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm Parish Hall Wednesday September 2 Garden Club (Church grounds) 5:00 pm Thursday - September 3 Rectory Offices will be CLOSED Men's Basketball 8:00 pm Parish Hall Friday September 4 First Friday Mass 9:00 am Church Adoration 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Chapel Rectory Offices will be CLOSED SPN Quilting 1:00 pm Parish Hall Saturday September 5 Charismatic Prayer Group 10:00 am Chapel Sunday - September 6 Children's Liturgy of the Word at the 9:30 am Mass Bingo 1:00 pm Parish Hall Men's Basketball 8:00 pm Parish Hall UPCOMING MEETINGS Holy Rosary Hour - Monday, September 7-1pm - Chapel Labor Day - Monday, September 7 - Mass in Church at 9:00 am NO SPN Quilting - Monday, September 7 Rectory Offices are closed - Monday, Sept. 7 Pre-Jordan Baptismal Class - Tuesday, September 8-7:00 pm - Rectory Meeting Room Garden Club - Wednesday, September 9-5:00 pm - Church grounds Bible Study - Thursday, September 10-7:00 pm - Neri Center Men's Basketball - Thursday, September 10-8:00 pm - Parish Hall Pennsburg Manor Nursing Home Mass - Thursday, September 10-2:15 pm Bible Study - Friday, September 11-9:00 am - Neri Center Frontier Girls - Friday, September 11-6:30 pm - Parish Hall SPN Quilting - Friday, September 11-1:00 pm - Parish Hall NO activities - Saturday, September 12 Children's Liturgy of the Word - Sunday, September 13 - at the 9:30 am Mass Men's Basketball - Sunday, September 13-8:00 pm - Parish Hall

4 PARISH NEWS MASS BOOK 2016 Saint Philip Neri Parish Council Members-at- Large welcome any questions or comments you may have. Names/ addresses: Tony Bauer: Matthew Fuhs: Dave Klauder: Marlene Leidy: Ed Tryon: Theresa Walker: SUNDAY COLLECTIONS August 24, 2014 August 23, 2015 Envelopes: $ 5, $ 6, Online: 1, , Loose: Children: Total: $ 8, $ 8, Special Second Collections: August 2015 For those who do not receive Sunday collection envelopes or if you are an On-Line giver, the following second collections are: Assumption; Catholic University & Sharing Our Blessings 100th Anniversary. Give a St. Philip Neri Building Memorial For a donation of $35 or more, there is a beautiful Folder recording the gift and donor to be presented to the family. In memory of Betty Mikanowicz; requested by: Connie Marks We also have "Living" Memorials for those special occasions in life. PARISH OUTREACH H.O.P.E. Our H.O.P.E. requests are increasing, weekly. We NEED drivers! If you can serve your Parish Family as a H.O.P.E. driver, please call Sister Patricia at: Ask God if He wants you to be a H.O.P.E. Minister. 059-St. Philip Neri, page 4 The Mass Book for 2016 will open Friday, September 18. Come to the Rectory Offices between 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Each person will be allowed five (5) weekday Masses and two (2) Sunday Masses. R.C.I.A. Are you or someone in your family or circle of friends thinking about exploring the Catholic Faith? Perhaps you or someone in your family was baptized as an infant but never completed their Sacramental training. If this is the case, please consider becoming a part of our Parish RCIA process. RCIA is the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. This is the process the Church gives us to bring those who desire to become Catholic into the Church. RCIA sessions will begin in mid September and right up to Easter, If you are interested, please call the rectory office and leave a message for Deacon Mike Franks. He will return your call as soon as possible and arrange for an appointment for you to come in and learn more about this wonderful process. BIBLE STUDY Please join fellow parishioners in learning about the Prophets: Messengers of God's Mercy starting Thursday, September 10 at 7PM and Friday, September 11 at 9AM in the Neri Center located in East Greenville. This Bible Study will be a ten week program. The program consists of an introduction to the Prophets; Hosea, Living God's Love Story; Jonah: God's Reluctant Messenger; Isaiah: Part 1: Prophet of Woe; Isaiah Part 2: Prophet of Consolation; Jeremiah: The Broken Hearted Prophet; Ezekiel: God's watchman on the Wall; Daniel: Faithful to the End; Haggai and Malachi: Messengers of the New Covenant. You will receive a Study Book - but bring your Bible and Catechism, as there are reference points you may want to know more about. Cost for this program is $28. Contact Joan Lampart at or to: jmlampart@verizon.net if you have questions.

5 A NOTE OF THANKS The family of Father Smart wishes to express its heartfelt thanks to all who expressed condolences, sent cards and Mass and enrolled our Mother, Eleanor in the Parish Memorial Society. We are especially touched by the memorial contributions sent by parishioners to Chandler Hall Hospice Pavilion in Newtown where Mother spent the last three months of her life. PRICE FOR BURIAL PLOTS IN HOLY CROSS CEMETERY ARE INCREASING. Effective September 1, 2015, Burial Plots in our parish Cemetery are increasing. The new prices are still below the prices for plots in the Archdiocesan and local parish cemeteries. Single Plots: Parishioners Non-Parishioners $ 1, $ 1, Cremation Plots: $ $ Please call Deacon Mark to arrange purchasing. CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW St. Philip Neri Church is once again having a Christmas Craft Show on Saturday, November 28, 2015 in the Parish Hall from 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM. The Parish Hall will be open for setup Friday evening, November 27th from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM and also Saturday morning at 7:00 AM. Tables are $15 each and with electric $20. Mail payments to Phyllis Fluck: 107 E. Fifth Street; Apt. 122; Red Hill. All tables are 8 feet. Food will be available for purchase. We are going to form a Planning Committee; if anyone is interested to be part of this call Phyllis at: as soon as possible. We only need 2-3 people. SPN MUSIC MINISTRY Make a joyful noise unto the Lord by joining the Music Ministry at SPN Parish. See Insert in today's Bulletin for more info. PREP/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Registrations are being accepted for the 2015/16 PREP year and are due asap. There is a $25 registration fee; payment must accompany the form. Check our website: spnparish.org for details. TIME to REGISTER for LITTLE CHURCH Little Church is a program for children ages 3 (as of May 1) thru Kindergarten. The children attend the Program during the 9:30 AM Mass on Sundays in the Parish Hall Meeting Rooms. Little Church will begin on Sunday, October 4. There are NO FEES for this program, BUT, registration is a must! Check out the website: spnparish.org for more details or contact Wendy Benner at: between 8:00 AM & 4:00 PM...Tuesday - Thursday. ARCHDIOCESAN NEWS Come to the World Meeting of Families Congress! September 22-25, 2015 There is something for everyone: Compelling content for Adults; fun Faith Formation for young people ages 6 - high school graduated. Daycare is also available. Register at WorldMeeting2015.org World Meeting of Families coming to Philadelphia in September 2015 and you can help! Thousands will visit for this international event from September You can open your home and host a family or an individual. It is easy to sign up online. Be a part of this historic event and learn more at WorldMeeting2015.org or us at host@worldmeeting2015.org. 059-St. Philip Neri, page 5

6 Women s Evening of Reflection Order your WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES Philadelphia 2015 Gear Today! Check out over 200 items available in our store! Shop.worldmeeting % discount when using this code: SPNPENN20 Saint Philip Neri (Pennsburg) WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FOR THE CARE OF CREATION in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Pope Francis has declared September 1, beginning this year, an annual Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation. The Holy Father's recent encyclical, Laudato Si' on the care of our common home, highlights the duties and responsibilities of all Christians to safeguard Almighty God's gift of creation. This annual day of prayer will be observed jointly by the Catholic and Orthodox Church. You are encouraged to pray on this day, with others at Mass and also in your personal prayers, for the protection of creation. May this day of prayer remind each of us of our role as custodians of creation. Malvern Retreat House will host a Women s Evening of Reflection on Thursday, September 10 from 6pm-9:15pm. Retreat Director Ann Koshute will present the theme: Here I am Where are You? When Seeking God Means Letting Him Find Me. This evening is an opportunity for women married and single, mothers and grandmothers, widows and young adults to share our spiritual struggles with each other, reconnect with God and spend time in prayer. For more information, please visit malvernretreat.com or call Franciscan Spirituality Day of Reflection Malvern Retreat House will offer a day of reflection on Franciscan Spirituality Thursday, September 17, the Feast of the Stigmata of St. Francis of Assisi. Retreat Director Sr. Clare D Auria will introduce retreatants to the four essential values of Franciscan spirituality: conversion, contemplation, poverty and humility. The day retreat from 9am- 3pm will include a light breakfast and lunch. For more information, please visit malvernretreat.com or call For These Urgent Times: Sacraments. Healing. Deliverance. Malvern Retreat House will offer a mid-week healing retreat in November titled For These Urgent Times: Sacraments. Healing. Deliverance. World-renowned preacher, author and minister of healing Kathleen McCarthy will direct this retreat that begins the evening of Monday, November 16 and lasts through mid-day Friday, November 20. Fr. Dermot A. Roache, SMA, known internationally for preaching and healing, will participate along with other notable priests. Please visit malvernretreat.com or call for more information. AREA NEWS Vocation Office for Diocesan Priesthood Mary's "yes" changed the world. Make a difference, say "yes" to Jesus. Consider the Priesthood. CatholicPhilly.com CatholicPhilly.com is the top source of local Catholic news and Catholic teaching, updated everyday. Stay informed of Catholic events in the Philadelphia diocese, read Archbishop Chaput's weekly column and learn more about your faith at CatholicPhilly.com. 059-St. Philip Neri, page 6 METANOIA YOUNG ADULTS Upcoming Events: September 1: No event September 8: Bible Study-Corpus Christi 7:30 pm September 15: Theology on Tap at: Appalachain Brewing Co. - Collegeville 7:30 pm September 22: Holy Hour: Mary, Mother of the Redeemer - N. Wales 7:30 pm September 29: No event

7 Invest just five minutes a day, and your faith will deepen and grow a day at a time. SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 2015 TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Put love in the balance Church law is to be studied so as to be understood, and considered so as to be integrated into daily life. But the law that supersedes all other laws is love of God and love of neighbor. We must weigh every act in light of God s law of love. Keep your conscience well informed by sacred reading, listening, praying, and taking in all of life so that you will be able to determine where love resides on every issue. TODAY S READINGS: Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-8; James 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27; Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, (125). Why do your disciples not follow the tradition of the elders? TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 For everything there is a season For many, this time of year, when summer ends and school begins, feels more like the beginning of a new year than January 1. In fact, Jews and Muslims celebrate their new years in late summer/early fall. But it s Ordinary Time in the Catholic liturgical calendar, and as summer fun winds down and you get back to ordinary life, remember to take time to reflect and seek spiritual renewal with the changing season. Cooler weather and shorter days are conducive to turning inward; cultivate light and warmth in your heart. TODAY S READINGS: 1 Thessalonians 5:1-6, 9-11; Luke 4:31-37 (432).... you are children of the light and children of the day. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 MONDAY, AUGUST 31 Come together Everyone likes to think they re special. And indeed, everyone is. But not more so than anyone else. All of humanity is saved by Christ. As Pope Francis says, The Lord has redeemed all of us, all of us, with the Blood of Christ; all of us, not just Catholics. This teaching is nothing new in the church; it s been spoken by popes, saints, and apostles for 2,000 years. Whether a person believes in the Good News or not, the Holy Father says,... do good! We shall meet there. TODAY S READINGS: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; Luke 4:16-30 (431).... we shall always be with the Lord. Therefore, console one another with these words. 059-St. Philip Neri, page 7 Faith comes first A major part of Jesus active ministry was as a healer. Those who came to him had faith that he could heal them; they believed in his power and were changed because of it. Scripture scholar Father Donald Senior, C.P. writes, If there was faith, then the miracle had already begun: the miracle of a transformed life... physical cures were simply dramatic illustrations of the fundamental restoration Jesus worked in everyone whom he touched and who believed in him. Faith drew people to Jesus for healing, not the other way around. Believing opens your life to God and allows for transformation that s nothing short of miraculous. TODAY S READINGS: Colossians 1:1-8; Luke 4:38-44 (433). I trust in the mercy of God forever.

8 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 FEAST OF GREGORY THE GREAT, POPE, DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH Noblesse oblige According to Luke s gospel, much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and much was certainly given to and by Pope Saint Gregory the Great. Gregory was born in sixth-century Rome into a wealthy, high-ranking family. He had the best education and was an excellent student. He was surrounded by strong religious influences; his mother and two aunts became saints. And he applied his blessings to making his chaotic world a better place with his many accomplishments. What have you been given that can be given back in service? TODAY S READINGS: Colossians 1:9-14; Luke 5:1-11 (434). You may be filled with the knowledge of God s will... to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, so as to be fully pleasing, in every good work bearing fruit... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 sacred duty to come with joy into the presence of the Lord. TODAY S READINGS: Colossians 1:15-20; Luke 5:33-39 (435). Can you make the wedding guests fast while the bridegroom is with them? SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Rest with God The Sabbath is a concept that traces its origins back to the story of creation in the Book of Genesis. On the seventh day, God rested. This act shows that rest has a part to play in the work of creation. As Christians, we are called to take time each week to, as the Catechism of the Catholic Church puts it, rest in God. We pause so we can be rejuvenated. We acknowledge the holiness of each day. We worship and witness to a God whose work is never done. And we realize that each day is a call to be co-creators with our God. TODAY S READINGS: Colossians 1:21-23; Luke 6:1-5 (436). The Son of Man is lord of the Sabbath. Give God a smile Here s a simple challenge: Smile when you receive Communion. Many of us find that hard to do. Why? Because we are aware that we are sinners; we know that the Lord is mighty and wondrous, and we are not. But, if we truly trust in the Lord s promise, we know that we are loved and showered with mercy. We believe that in every misstep we make, the Lord is there to help us back on the path of love. That is the promise of the Eucharist: that God is with us, ever present, ever available to us. And so, we have every right to put on a happy face. In fact, as today s responsorial psalm reminds us, it is our 059-St. Philip Neri, page 8

9 St. Philip Neri Little Church Registration Form Year Please print all information. Student s Last Name First Name Middle Address City Zip Birth Date Parents Names. Phone Number. (Information and updates will be sent out via ) Address. Are you a registered parishioner in Saint Philip Neri Parish: Yes No Registered at: I wish to Volunteer: Catechist ~ Grade Level Catechist Assistant Substitute Level *Confidential: If you are separated or divorced; please describe parental rights, if any of former spouse. (This is only requested for the safety of your child when they are picked up from the School.) (Name) (Info.) To assist your child s catechist, please note anything which they should be made aware (Allergies, medications, learning difficulties, ADD, ADHD.) 3 years old by May 1 St 4 years old Pre-School. 5 years old Pre-School. 5/6 attending Kindergarten School. Sacrament Information Baptism Date: Church: City/ State: We must have a copy of each new student s Baptismal Certificate in our Record files. Please submit a copy by the last week of September. (If baptized here at SPN then please provide the date above ~ no certificate needed.) 059-St. Philip Neri, page 1

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