Welcome to Good Shepherd Parish Hopelawn, New Jersey 08861

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1 Welcome to Good Shepherd Parish Hopelawn, New Jersey MISSION STATEMENT We are called by Jesus as a community of faith to love God and love one another by our acts of worship, fellowship and stewardship. April 7, 2019 The Fifth Sunday of Lent Rev. Michael G. Krull, K.C.H.S. Deacon Sam Costantino Deacon Albert Coppola Maria C. Arcelay Wayne Behr Pastor R.C.I.A. Parish Secretary/PCL/Cemetery Coordinator Director of Liturgical Music MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Mass Sunday Masses: Daily Mass Holy Days Confessions: Novenas: & 11:00AM Monday at (Holidays at 9am, or otherwise stated) Tuesday-Friday at as announced Saturday afternoon 3:30-4:00PM Miraculous Medal and St. Jude Novena following Monday Mass St. Anthony Novena Wednesday morning following Mass Eucharistic Adoration: Monday, 5:30-6:30PM THE PARISH CENTER Parish and Cemetery Offices 625 Florida Grove Rd., Hopelawn Phone: Fax: Website: Goodshepherd20@verizon.net Office Open Monday-Friday 9:00AM - 4:00PM Evenings by Appointment Only Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays PERTH AMBOY CATHOLIC PRIMARY-UPPER LEVELS Sr. Beverly Policastro S.C., Principal St. Stephen School Building (732) BLESSED SACRAMENT ORATORY Located in the Parish Center Open for Private Prayer during office hours

2 Sacramental Preparation Baptism: All Baptisms are celebrated on the first Sunday of the month at 12noon. The preparation process should begin at least three months before the planned date of the Baptism. A Baptism Preparation Class is required for parents (godparents may attend if they wish). This class is offered on the fourth Sunday of each month at 9:45 AM. Please call the parish office to register. The date of the baptism is scheduled after attending the class. Parish membership and active worship is required for two months prior to preparation. Haven t Received Your Sacrament on Schedule? Families of children in grades three and up who have been baptized but have not yet received any formal religious education, as well as those who have not been baptized, should contact the Parish Office for information on how to proceed. Initiation of Adults and Older Children: This is an extended formation process for unbaptized or uncatechized adults or baptized Christians of other faith traditions who wish to become members of the Catholic Church, as well as for unbaptized or uncatechized school-aged children. Please contact the parish office for more information. Initiation is celebrated at the Easter Vigil after a formation period of one or two years. Adult Confirmation: This is a program for persons over the age of 18 who have received the Sacraments of Baptism and First Eucharist, but who never completed their initiation with the Sacrament of Confirmation. The program is a week program, with Confirmation being celebrated on the Solemnity of Pentecost. Please call the parish office for more details. Matrimony: Couples wishing to marry in Good Shepherd Parish are required to make initial arrangements at least one year in advance. Four sessions with the priest or deacon, as well as Pre-Cana or Engaged Encounter take place during this year. Parish registration and active worship for at least two months are required before a date may be scheduled. Anointing of the Sick: Anyone who is seriously ill or unable to come to church for a length of time should contact the parish office to arrange for the Anointing of the Sick. Eucharistic Ministers bring Holy Communion to homebound parishioners every Sunday, and one of the priests will visit on the First Friday of each month. Please call the parish office to make arrangements. The Diocese of Metuchen provides Catholic priests to serve at all local hospitals. Holy Orders: If you are interested in learning more about the priesthood or religious life, contact the Vocations Office of the Diocese of Metuchen at , ext or by at vocations@diometuchen.org or visit Parish Registration: We welcome you to the Good Shepherd Parish Community! Please register at the Parish Office as soon as you are able to do so, and the staff will be more than happy to inform you about our parish and the opportunities we offer. Parish registration is required for religious education, celebration of all Sacraments and certification as a sponsor for Baptism and Confirmation. Regular Sunday worship with us indicates a practicing Catholic, not just parish registration. An assurance of family practice and raising children in the faith they seek is necessary for the sacraments of initiation and certification of sponsorship. Please notify the parish office of any changes in phone number, address, address or when leaving the parish. 2 GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH FINANCIAL CORNER Collection Report 3/31/2019 Weekly $4, Restoration and Repairs $2, Monthly Operating Income & Expense February 2019 Collection Income $ 20, Other Income $ 12,528,75 Total Income $ 32, Expenses $ 34, Month's Income/(Deficit) $ (1,853.56) Year-to-Date (Jul '18 - February 19) Income/(Deficit) $ (19,005.69) Outstanding Diocesan Debt $ 66, Our Good Shepherd ROSARY PROGRAM In the second week period ending March 23/24, we said 356, totaling 767 Rosaries. Keep going!!! Drop the tally sheet in the collection basket the weekend of April 6/7, No names are necessary. Every Rosary recorded will be counted and published in the next week s bulletin. Hopefully, our program will grow as everyone will be encouraged and reminded to pray the Rosary. There's no better way to say YES to the Blessed Mother. For more information visit parishprojects.com ORGANIZATIONS NAME DAY TIME Girl Scouts 1st & 3rd Thursday 5:00 PM Holy Name Society 2nd Thursday Ladies Guild 2nd Tuesday 7:00 PM Rosary Altar Society 2nd Sunday 9:30 AM Tuesday Seniors 2nd & 4th Tues. 12:30 PM Wednesday Seniors 1st & 3rd Wed. 12:30 PM If you are interested in any of our above organizations/ministries, please contact the Parish Office for more information. MINISTRIES NAME CONTACT PHONE Chairperson-Finance Council Marty Joyce Music Ministry Parish Office Religious Education Maria C. Arcelay

3 As I do every year on the Fifth Sunday of Lent, my traditional start: prepare to hit warp speed, spiritually. Lent V: Passion Sunday Many of us remember when this Fifth Sunday of Lent was referred to as Passion Sunday Although no account of the Passion was ever read at Mass that day, it was the one Sunday of the year that made a visible hit for us, as all the statues in church are covered in purple and will remain so until Holy Saturday. This tradition comes from the Gospel account of Jesus hiding Himself in the Temple when His adversaries tried to arrest Him. We are now just one week away from Holy Week, the central week of the entire Church Year. While it is a busy week around the parish with extra liturgies and a lot more decorating and undecorating and redecorating than takes place at Christmas, it is the one week of the year that I enjoy the most. So clear your calendars now and take the time to enrich your faith with the glorious liturgies of Holy Week. The Complete Holy Week and Easter Schedule is in today s bulletin. And We re Off: Living Stations/Mary s Way of the Cross: Last year, you may remember that we had a lot of snowfalls that caused us to cancel the practices for the Living Stations of the Cross, which we traditionally held on the Friday before Palm Sunday. We made the decision then to flip the two weeks: to pray Mary s Way of the Cross which we had been doing on Good Friday to the Friday before Palm Sunday, and the Living Stations to the evening of Good Friday. The response to holding the Living Stations on Good Friday was overwhelmingly positive, and we all felt it was the perfect way to end Good Friday. So we re doing that again this year. This coming Friday, April 12 th, we will pray Mary s Way of the Cross and hold the Living Stations on Good Friday, April 19 th. Mary s Way of the Cross, is a very moving (and for many, tear-jerking) version of the Stations, seeing each Station through the eyes of the Blessed Mother. If you ve never been to it, please join us this year. Soup and Bread Dinner: This Friday will be the final Soup and Bread dinner before Stations for this Lent, beginning at 6:00 PM in Msgr. Gambino Hall. Again, a word of thanks to all who cooked these past few weeks for us, and to our students who volunteered to serve the dinner. Your donations will be added to the total of our Operation Rice Bowl offerings for Catholic Relief Services. Last Call for Confessions: Confessions will be heard this week following the 7:00 PM Mass on Monday April 8th and this Saturday April 13th from 11:30-12:00 Noon ON- LY. There will be NO Confessions before the 4:30 Mass next Saturday so we can make our final preparations for the Palm Sunday Vigil Mass, and there will be no Confessions on Holy Saturday, April 20 th. Children s Palm Procession: We invite all children to participate in the Great Procession at the 11:00 AM Solemn Mass next Sunday. Children will gather in front of the front pews just before Mass begins, be given a palm branch and will then follow the Altar Servers and ministers as we process through the church singing the traditional hymn, All Glory, Laud and Honor, following which they will be directed back to their seats. Attention All Altar Servers: If you have not yet done so, please see me this weekend regarding scheduling for the Holy Week liturgies. There will be brief rehearsals for the 11:00 AM Palm Sunday Mass (on Sunday, 4/14 at 10:15 AM), Holy Thursday (6:00 PM on Thursday, 4/18) Good Friday (2:00 PM on Friday, 4/19), Holy Saturday (12:30 PM on Saturday, 4/20.) As always, I can use extra servers for these Masses, and attendance at rehearsals is essential as the Holy Week Masses are a bit different from regular Sundays. Incense Alert #1: As the liturgies of Holy Week are a bit more solemn than usual, incense will be used at the 11:00 Mass next weekend, as well as on Holy Thursday and all the Easter Masses. Easter Baskets: All the tags were taken 165 of them! Hopefully we ll see 165 baskets today! PLEASE remember that TODAY, April 7 th is the LAST day for making returns. Thank You for helping to make a bright Easter for a needy child! Bulletin Deadlines: With Holy Week and Easter upon us, so are bulletin deadlines. All information for next Sunday s bulletin was due this past Friday. Information for the Easter Sunday bulletin is due by 12:00 Noon this Friday, April 12 th, and all information for the April 28 th bulletin is due by 12:00 Noon on Wednesday, April 17 th. Mass attendance on March 30/31 was 534. We re now entering the last full week of Lent may it be a prayerful week of preparation for us all as we get ready to enter into Holy Week. Please especially remember to pray for all those preparing for the Easter Sacraments, especially those of our parish family. Fr. Mike 3 For the month of April pray for our brave soldiers & their families, those in nursing homes, and the sick and homebound of our Parish family, especially: Carlos Bendrell, Marie Burke, Andrea Costantino, Noah Dahlberg, Carolyn Duane, Pat Dunn, Chuck F., Tommy Fitzpatrick, Joseph Frisbe, Mike Gaffney, Carol George, Richard Hajzer, Nancy Hunt, Tommy Jones, Bill Karvalis, Arleen Kopin, Charles Lawlor, Judy Liik, Megan Ortega, Carol Magyar, JoAnn Magyar, Raymond Magyar, Ellen Malopolski, Maryanne Mateuszczyk, Connie & Vince Montuoro, Fr. John Morley, Lynn Munoz, Mary Murray, Teresa P., Catherine Paone, Christopher Paone, Danny Parker, Dianne Petro-Duncan, Julia Possert, Caroline Pry, Stephen Pry, Ann Rapetti, Greg Rohrbacher, Paul Sheena, Kylie Silverio, Jack Stacey, Telofski Family, Dave & Louise Utter, & Elsie Vega. With respect to personal privacy only requests made by immediate family members will be taken. If you would like to add or continue to keep a name on our list: call the parish office at or Goodshepherd20@verizon.net. Please keep in mind that we pray for all the sick every day in the general intercessions of the Mass.

4 11:00AM 3:00PM 11:00AM 3:00PM 11:000AM 3:00PM Minister Schedule LECTOR Saturday, April 13th Ron Schendorf Mary Ann Suhay Sunday, April 14th Gabriella Conrady Maria C. Arcelay THURSDAY, April 18th Brenda Rinaldi FRIDAY, April 19th Fr. Mike, Deacon Sam Costantino, Deacon Mickey Coppola & Seminarian Jordan EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Saturday, April 13th J. Blockus, C. Coppola, M. Joyce, Michele & Ron Schendorf Sunday, April 14th G. Conrady, Deacon Sam Costantino, L. Loso, Mildred & Rudy Morales M. Arcelay, Deacon Mickey Coppola, Jose & Claudia DeJesus, P. Hardish THURSDAY, April 18th J. Blockus, C. Coppola & B. Rinaldi FRIDAY, April 19th Fr. Mike, Deacon Sam Costantino, Deacon Mickey Coppola & Seminarian Jordan ALTAR SERVERS Saturday, April 13th M. Billig, Tyler & Jacob Gonzales, A. Gulyas Sunday, April 14th L. Duane, I. Marrero, A. Ponik & M. Yactayo J. Arcelay, J. De Jesus, J. Genao & J. Sierra THURSDAY, April 18th Father Mike to assign FRIDAY, April 19th Father Mike to assign 11:00AM MASS INTENTIONS MONDAY, April 8 : Lenten Weekday John Egan Req Estate TUESDAY, April 9 : Lenten Weekday Michael McCrone Req Mom, Dad & Jess WEDNESDAY, April 10 : Lenten Weekday Vera Lesko Req Valerie Hunter THURSDAY, April 11 : Lenten Weekday Mr. & Mrs. Kosh Req Estate FRIDAY, April 12 : Lenten Weekday Good Shepherd Parishioners SATURDAY, April 13 : The Vigil of Palm Sunday John & Catherine Suhay Req daughter Mary Ann SUNDAY, April 14 : Palm Sunday Patrick Savoia Sr. Req grandchildren John Gagliardo Req Groshen family If you are interested in memorializing the Easter Palms for a loved one. Please contact the Parish Office Please respect the Sacred Silence Lenten Soup & Bread Dinner Followed by the Stations of the Cross Every Friday, at 6:00pm With your help we will continue to make a difference in the lives of those in need throughout the entire year. You can help by supporting our free will donation basket which will be available at all Friday evening Lenten Soup dinners (All proceeds benefit the CRS Rice Bowl Campaign). Or you may bring a non-perishable food item to any Friday s Dinner for the Good Shepherd Parish Food Pantry. For more information please call All Soup Dinners are prepared and provided by the generosity of our Parishioners. Come pray with us. 4 For the Week of April 6-12th SANCTUARY CANDLE In Memory of Our Grandparents Req Lynn & Ange Bonarrigo BREAD & WINE In Memory of Ray Yergeau Req Mr. & Mrs. Biagio Buffolino Confessions Lenten schedule Saturday, April 13 th 11:30-12:00 Noon ONLY. Saturday, April 20th - No confessions

5 2019 Bishop s Annual Appeal Help Build a Civilization of Love To date, the Development Office has received pledges totaling $17, and payments totaling $14, from 114 parishioners. This represents 73.5% of our $24, goal. Thank you for your efforts!!! LENTEN INSTRUCTIONS-2019 So that the Diocese of Metuchen may be spiritually one in a common observance of Lent, the following days of fast and abstinence are to be observed by all Catholics of the Diocese who enjoy the blessings of good health: 1. The days of fast and abstinence are Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. 2. All other Fridays of Lent are days of abstinence. 3. From the Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday until the celebration of the Easter Vigil on the evening of Holy Saturday, the Easter fast should be observed so that, with uplifted and welcoming hearts, we may be ready to celebrate the joys of the Resurrection. This ancient tradition, intimately connected with the Rites of Holy Week and the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults, is encouraged, especially in those places baptizing catechumens at the Easter Vigil. The obligation to fast applies only to Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59. To fast in the Catholic tradition means to limit oneself to one full meal during the day so as to experience hunger. The obligation of abstinence affects all Catholics who have reached the age of 14. Abstinence in the Catholic tradition means to abstain from meat and all meat products. The obligation of fast and abstinence, as a whole, is a serious obligation. While failure to observe any penitential day in itself may not be considered serious, the failure to observe any penitential days at all, or a substantial number of them without good cause, would be considered a grave matter. Those unable to abstain for a valid reason on any given Friday of Lent are asked to perform some other penitential act, or to abstain on another day. 11 Day Classic Austria & Germany September 22-October 2, 2020 Visiting Heidelberg, Rhine Valley, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Vienna, Munich & Rothenburg If you have an interest in joining us on this trip we recommend that you contact us ASAP! Our Travel company has advised us that tickets to the Passion Play are limited and selling at a very fast rate. Hosted by the Good Shepherd Parish Travel Club, with Fr. Michael Krull, featuring the Passion Play of Oberammergau. $3979 PER PERSON FROM NEWARK For a brochure, Please contact: Phyllis Edwards / pwedwards64@aol.com Marie Acciani / mgacciani@gmail.com 5 WOMAN S REREAT Wouldn't you love to spend a restful, prayerful, and refreshing weekend with the Lord at beautiful oceanfront retreat house? If so, you are invited to a Catholic Woman's Retreat at San Alfonso Retreat House in Long Branch, NJ. When: Friday, May 17th - Sunday, May 19th Cost: $ (includes Conferences, meals, and lodging) Arrive Friday anytime after 4pm. Retreat concluded Sunday after Mass and Lunch. Theme Living from the Heart. A $50.00 non-refundable deposit (payable to San Alfonso Retreat House) is due no later than Tuesday, April 16 to reserve your room. Please call Colleen Coppola at for more information of retreat details. Promising you it will be a spiritual, faith-filled weekend. New Jersey Right to Life Raffle Volunteers Needed at Good Shepherd Parish Dear Parishioners of Good Shepherd, Good Shepherd Parish has a long history of supporting the lifesaving work of New Jersey Right to Life by participating in the NJRTL car raffle fundraiser year after year. NJRTL is currently looking for volunteers to help with the raffle ticket sales at Good Shepherd this fall. New volunteers can help at one or more Masses and will work with experienced volunteers. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated. Please join us in this most important work. If you can help, please contact: Ted Tyszkiewicz NJRTL Volunteer treasurelife33@gmail.com EASTER Decoration Committee Saturday, April 20th, at 10am Help is needed to decorate our church with Easter flowers If you re interest in helping please come or call the Parish Office for more information Bringing Up Gifts at Mass If you requested a Mass intention are interested in bringing up the gifts at that requested Mass time, please be sure to let one of our ushers know before the beginning of Mass. Rice Bowl Campaign Encounter Ona We encounter Ona in Gaza, where despite lack of economic opportunity, people pursue their dreams by building businesses to better their lives. How do your daily choices impact others throughout the world? How can your choices support the dignity of workers? Visit crsricebowl.org for more.

6 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS: Our LAST Regular Class is on April 13th Due to the lack of heat in the Perth Amboy Catholic Building all classes will continue in our Church Hall of Msgr. Gambino at 625 Florida Grove Rd. (downstairs from our church) until further notice. Dates may change to coordinate with our Parish Activities. Please check here weekly for changes or updates. All parents were notified by . If you were not notified please contact our Parish Office to update our records. Children registered in our program are required to attend all special sessions in preparation for First Communion and Confirmation. This includes all 8th level registered Catholic School students. Yay.for Religious Education!! RCIA/Adult Confirma on If you are an adult over 18 years of age who has not received the Sacrament of Baptism, First Communion or Confirmation, please contact our Parish Office for more information. We are more than happy to register you for next year s session. Our 10th class for those already registered will be held on Tuesday, May 7th at 7pm. We hope to see you then! Please remember to pray for our elect/ candidates Darlese Martinez, Evan Martinez, Julien Rodriguez & April Taveras as they prepare to receive the Sacraments of Initiation at the Easter Vigil. If you have not had an opportunity to select an elect or candidate to spiritually sponsor during Lent, please take one of their prayer cards which are at the doorways of the Church. It would be very much appreciated, if you sent your elect/candidate a small note or card indicating your prayers. Address it with their name, c/o RCIA, and deliver it to the rectory, or drop it in one of the collection baskets. Now that Easter is coming, isn't there someone to whom you can tell the Good News? Invite them to an RCIA Inquiry Session, where they will hear more of the Good News and about the Catholic Faith family who is trying to live the Good News. All who are unbaptized, baptized into another Christian denomination, or baptized Catholic but have never received both Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist are invited. For more information, call the Parish Office The Future is Hers Mother Seton Regional High School One Valley Rd., Clark, NJ (Exit 135 on the GSP) Ph; OPEN HOUSE: Visit us on Tuesday, April 9 at 7pm. Come and see what Mother Seton has to offer your daughter! Register at today. 6 Feeding the Homeless Monday, April 8th The Confirmation Candidates deliver and serve food to the homeless. We could use your help by: volunteering, or with a monetary donation, or even a simple meal. Please call Mildred at (732) Thank you in advance. Please support the Perth Amboy Catholic 2019 Car Raffle $20.00 per ticket 1st prize 2019 Toyota Camry 2nd Prize $ Gift Card 3rd Prize $ Gift Card 4th Prize $ Gift Card Tickets are available at the Parish Office, All proceeds will be donated to the upkeep & maintenance of the Perth Amboy Catholic School buildings in Perth Amboy, NJ Raffle June 1st, 2019 at 2pm Winner need not to be present to win. No substitution of prizes, Must be 18 to participate. Winner responsible for ALL TAXES. Intercessory Prayer Intercessory prayer is the act of praying on behalf of others. All Christians are called to be Intercessory. All Christians have the Holy Spirit in their hearts and, just as Christ intercedes for us in accordance with God s will (Romans 8:26-27), we are to intercede for one another. Nothing is too small to request from our Lord, Jesus. Nothing is insignificant to him. At the Good Shepherd Parish our Children have embarked on a mission of Intercessory Prayer by praying nightly at 9:00 pm. We have been conducting classes on Intercessory prayers so that our youth are prepared to be Intercessors. Weekly they are presented with the prayer requests from parishioners. We pray and then they go forth with their mission work. Some of the benefits of the Intercessory Prayers: It increases God s Protection. It strengthens us to do what God is calling us to do. It removes feelings of aloneness. It builds our relationship with God and increases our faith. If you wish to join or be added to the prayer list, please contact Mrs. Mildred Padilla-Morales at Holy Water Bottles We currently have holy water bottles available for a small donation. Please contact the Parish Office

7 ORGANIZATIONS Everyone is invited! New members are welcome! All meetings are held in Msgr. Gambino Hall Holy Name: Thursday, April 11th, at 7pm. Meetings are normally held once a month. Girl Scouts: Thursday, April 18th, at 5:30pm. Meetings are held twice a month. Ladies Guild: Tuesday, April 9th, at 7pm. Meetings are normally held once a month Rosary Altar Society: Sunday, April 28th, at 9:30am. Meetings are normally held once a month. Tuesday Seniors: Tuesday, April 9th, at 12:30pm. Meetings are held twice a month. Wednesday Seniors: Wednesday, April 17th, at 12:30pm. Meetings are held twice a month. TRIPS Please join us!! All bus trips begin in our parking lot behind Most Holy Rosary Church. I Do, I Do - Hunterdon Playhouse Bus leaves 10am on Wednesday, August 14th Cost $ Deposit of $50.00 required. Incudes bus, luncheon & tickets to show. Please call Ronnie or Connie at Golden Nugget Casino - Atlantic City, NJ Bus leaves 10am on Tuesday, May 7, 2019 Cost $30.00, you get $25 play, $5 in food. Please contact Connie or Ronnie Family Communion Breakfast The Good Shepherd Parish Holy Name Society Remember our annual Family Communion Breakfast to be held 4/7/2019 in Msgr. Gambino Hall after the 8:30 A.M. Mass. Adults are $10.00 and children under 12 are $5.00. Tickets will be available at the door. THE CANDY IS COMNG!! The Rosary Altar Society would like to thank all those who purchased Gertrude Hawk Chocolate this Easter Season. You may pick up your order at the bell tower at the parking lot entrance of the church on Monday, April 8th from 3pm to 6:30pm. We appreciate your support. Our planning Team is carving out the menus, events and activities for our annual Festa Di San Antonio. With your support, we can expand and create an even more fun filled and successful event this year. We need your help to offset the start up costs. The proceeds from the event will be used to support the financial needs of our Parish. Your generosity will be acknowledged in a special way for all to see! Your name will appear on the placemats used during the Festa. Complete the information below, cut out the form, enclose your donation and mail it or place it in the collection basket. Make check payable to Good Shepherd Parish. Mark your envelope: Rose Lund, Festa Donation. Name: Address: Festa di San Antonio June 15, Noon to 7PM Msgr. Gambino Hall MHR SPONSORSHIP DONATION FORM Please Reply by: May 15, 2019 Phone # Donation: $ FESTA JUNE 15, 2019 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Come join the fun, make new friends and meet fellow parishioners. You can make this year s Festa a real tribute to St Anthony! Add your special touch. Sign up is easy. Just check off and place this form in the collection basket. If you have any questions, call: Ronnie DeMatteo at NAME: (Please Print) PHONE #: You can count on me to help with the following Festa activities I check off: COOKING PREP Meatballs & Sausage (Peppers/Onions) Fri. 5/17-11am Fri. 6/14-5:00 pm SAVE THE DATE SATURDAY, JUNE 15, DECORATION/SET UP Thurs. 6/13 5:00pm FESTA DAY - JUNE 15, 2019 We are looking for volunteers to help us throughout the day. Please check off what time you are available to help us out. 11:30 am - 1:30pm 1:30 pm - 4:00pm 4:00 pm - 6:00pm 6:00 pm - 7:00pm 7:00 pm Clean up Anytime