St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church 1649 Kingsley Ave. Orange Park, FL 32073 904.264.0577 904.264.7999 fax Father Ignatius Plathanam CMI, Pastor Father Jose Maniyangat Parochial Vicar Father Rafael Lavilla, OSJ, Parochial Vicar WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Monday-Friday... 7 am, 9 am Saturday... 9 am WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Eucharist Sunday Eucharist Sunday Eucharist (Spanish) Sacrament of Penance: Parish Office Hours: 5 pm 8 am & 10 am, 12 Noon, 5 pm 6:30 pm Saturday 3:30-4:30 pm and by appointment M-F 8:30 am-12:30 pm 1:30pm 4:30 pm Website: www.stcatherineop.com Email: parish@stcatherineop.com
P 2.. O 18, 2015 Mass Intentions for Oct 19-Oct 25 7:00am Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9:00am Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 5:00pm +Ron Boyle +Robert Wyllie +Mr. Pete Wightman +Mariano Somera +Johnnie Taylor +Dennis O Connell +Stanley Humiencki Ramon & Rosa Vazquez- 58th wedding +Gary Ryan +John Roberto +George Davidson +Ronald Klimchak SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2015 8:00am +Fermina Pecayo 10:00am St. Catherine s Parishioners 12:00noon Ronnie Placido - Special intention 5:00pm +C.L Cooksey 6:30pm Wilfredo Perea-Special Intention READINGS FOR THE WEEK: OCT. 19-25 Mon: Rom 4:20-25 (Ps) Lk 1:69-75 Lk 12:13-21 Tues: Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21 Ps 40:7-10,17 Lk 12:35-38 Wed: Rom 6:12-18 Ps 124:1b-8 Lk 12:39-48 Thurs: Rom 6:19-23 Ps 1:1-4,6 Lk 12:49-53 Fri: Rom 7:18-25a Ps 119:66,68, 76-77, 93-94 Lk 12:54-59 Sat: Rom 8:1-11 Ps 24:1b-4b,5-6 Lk 13:1-9 Sun: Jer 31:7-9 Ps 126:1-6 Heb 5:1-6 Mk 10:46-52 2015 Anniversary Celebration Couples observing a 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th (or more) wedding anniversary between Jan 1 Dec. 31, 2015 are invited to participate in the 2015 Anniversary Celebration with Bishop Felipe Estevez on Saturday, November 21, 2015 at 1:00 p.m. at Queen of Peace Catholic Church, 10900 SW 24th Avenue, Gainesville, FL 32607. You may register online at www.dcfl.org or by calling 904-551- 2619. Registration deadline is November 13. Josefa Pacheco Felino Palustre Patricial Shelby Metzly Sanchez Kathryn Schlofman Carol Sumrall Pate George Robertson Barbara Reider Allie Allen Debbie Allen Evan Lockner 9/27/2015 Jim Harden Margaret Joyner Boss Liam Suarez Reina Riancho 9/20/2015 Giocanda DiMarco Samantha Johnson Tre Mosley Jeanne Heppner 9/13/2015 Colleen Derr Evelyn Vongjesda Brian Connell Collette Coco Klinker Brian Orndorf 9/6/2015 Maria Pinnell Andrew Smith & Family Marlene Diaz Maria Elena Perez Rosa de la Cruz 8/30 Fred Johns Robert Melson Please Pray for the Sick Keith Joyner Mark Struhar 8/23 Edralin Daligdig Harry Digiovinni Marsha O Berry Kim Barndt 8/16/2015 Jack Sumrall 8/9/2015 Rusty Hathaway Robert Mercer Anthony Haynes Adrian Hendrixon 8/2/2015 JoAnn Pilliod Rose Stanley Dorothy Collins Lory Cruz Carlos Valencia 7/26/2015 Joseph Sales Elaine Walker Mary Skulsky Michael Hovell Marsha Lyn Waters Gloria Cole Carlos Pacheco Oscar Martinez Rosa de la Cruz SorAminta de la Trinidad Georgia Sumrall Carolina Santiago -7/19/2015- Jim Schad Parish Directory Kathleen Mullin Terry McCarthy Sor Aminta de la Trinidad Ruben Pacheco Danny Pacheco Mercedes Pacheco Josefa Pacheco Arianna Moore Alba Hernandez Ivette Herrera Iris Torres Michael Bassett Stacey & Noah Quina, Stephen Smith Janet Reynolds Alfredo Staggs David Hernandez Robert Garcia Nancy Horan Alicia Deckard Larry Estrella Irma Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez Douglas Wilton Steven Mazzuco David Porter Patty Duffin Marina Bajarano William Bill Henry Flora Bada Wilfredo Bada Rita Harvey Teresa Maniyangat Deceased: Frances Carter 1649 Kingsley Ave, Orange Park, FL 32073 904-264-0577 Father Igna us Plathanam, CMI, Pastor... Ext. 325 pastor@stcatherineop.com Father Jose Maniyangat, Parochial Vicar... Ext. 311 Father Rafael Lavilla, OSJ, Parochial Vicar... Ext. 313 Father David Ruchinski, In Residence Deacon Peter Dang... deaconpeter.d@gmail.com Deacon Larry Hart... dcnlarryhart@gmail.com Deacon Ralph Mar nez... deaconrmar nez@gmail.com Kimberly Neill, Business Manager... Ext. 305 Lisa Murphy, Parish Secretary... Ext. 324 Lyn Hall, Stewardship Coordinator... Ext. 306 Vincent Reilly, Faith Forma on Director... Ext. 322 Robyn Spencer, Religious Ed. Coordinator... Ext. 321 Robin Shipley, Youth Min. Coordinator... Ext. 326 Cheri Forster, Social Min. Coordinator... Ext. 310 Maria Rodriguez, Recep onist... Ext. 301 Ana Aguirre, Office Assistant... Ext. 329 St. Vincent DePaul Office... 904-639-5839 John LaDavia, Maintenance Nursery Staff Margaret O Connor, Mary Ellen DeMarco, Denise Coates... Ext. 309 Perpetual Adora on Coordinators: Pa y Archambault, 269-5030 & Mary Hartwell, 264-1904 Hispanic Ministry Coordinator Martha Velazquez, 904-272-1908 Annuncia on Catholic Interparish School Website: www.annuncia oncatholic.org Victoria Farrington, Principal; 904-282-0504; Fax: 282-6808
O 18, 2015 P 3 Diocesan Marriage Renewal Are you looking for a way to draw closer to your spouse? Look no further! Come join us during the next Diocesan Marriage Renewal weekend on November 6-8, 2015, at Marywood Retreat and Conference Center, Switzerland, FL. For more information contact Ann and Jerry Webster, 904-268- 3758, or visit us on the web at www.dmrjax.org. Golf Tournament to benefit ACS Angelplex II Annunciation Catholic School needs your help to build our Gym! We need golfers, auction bidders and sponsors for our Oct. 30th Golf tournament at Eagle Landing. For golf or sponsorship information call Peggie French at 904-269-1708 or email pfrench@annunciationcatholic.org. For auction information call Maggie Randall at 904-200-9613 or email maggiemran@comcast.net. Attention Golfers! The Bishop Kenny Boosters is sponsoring its 16th Annual Golf Tournament on Monday, Nov. 16, 2015 at Jacksonville Golf and Country Club. The cost is $150 per player. Lunch will be provided by 4Rivers Smokehouse. There will be door prizes, goodie bags, and a putting contest. For more information, including sponsorship opportunities, online registration and payment via PayPal, visit www.bishopkenny.org, or contact Chairperson Kathy Parete at 923-1123. Alumni, parents and friends are all encouraged to participate. Bishop s Discernment Evening All men discerning the priesthood are invited to the Bishop s Discernment Evening, being held November 2, 2015 at Sacred Heart Church at 5752 Blanding Blvd., Jacksonville. The evening will begin with Mass at 6:00, followed by dinner and discussion at the rectory. For more information and to RSVP, contact the Office of Vocations at vocations@dosafl.com Medicare 2016 Seminar There will be a free Medicare seminar on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015 from 2-4 p.m. in the church conference room. The Medicare Annual Open Enrollment Period is from Oct. 15 Dec. 7, 2015. A licensed health insurance agent will answer your questions and outline the different parts of Medicare Parts A and B, Part C Medicare Advantage, Part D Prescription and Medicare Supplemental plans. Those currently in Medicare or aging in (turning 65) are encouraged to attend. There is no cost, fee or charge for any further assistance regarding the enrollment process. RSVP 904-269- 2219. Seating is limited. Theresa Cate is all smiles as she poses with the quilt she made for this year s Handicrafts Raffle at the Bazaar. Theresa has made a quilt for the Bazaar every year for the last 17 years! Be sure to enter the raffle, only $2 for a chance to win this beautiful work of art. LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR October 24, 25, 2015 SAT. 5 PM Priest: Fr. Jose Altar Server: E. Bourre, N. Schad, B. Wolfenbarger; Reader: L. Hodges, M. Ryan; EMHC: M. Ziegler, M. Briggs, V. Avena, W. Kraus, M. Anastas, J. Kendrick, N. Wetherbee, L. Kendrick, M. Catindig, S. Galloway, T. Avena SUN. 8 AM Priest: Fr. Ignatius Altar Server: C. Castillo, T. Schad, M. Nee; Reader: P. Woods, S. Woods; EMHC: B. Mayette, R. Glynn, R. Fisher, L. Hall, C. Phelps, S. Magaddino, M. Smith, D. Hall, L. Skulsky, S. Gibson, B. Schaefer. SUN. 10 AM Priest: Fr.Rafael; Altar Server: L. Higginbotham, S. Higginbotham, K. Gooden; Reader: S. Higginbotham, C. Loring; EMHC: C. Santiago, D. Fiscus, B. Coates, M. Rodgers, J. Rodgers, D. Counts, L. Thomas, A. Kerins, B. Connell, V. Counts, R. Gillett, J. Jernigan, C. Cuevas SUN. 12 PM Priest: Fr. Jose; Altar Server: K. Hoy, J. McDonald, D. Luman; Reader: M. Luman, A. Powell; EMHC: V. Lorbis, C. Dungca, M. Ocasio, A. Knowles, C. Almojera, L. Soberano, F. Azer, B. Almojera, J. Thielen, J. O Meara, J. McClellan, Y. Rafidi, M. Almojera SUN. 5 PM Priest: Fr. Ignatius; Altar Server: V. Santiago, A. Walker, K. DeLong; Reader: M. Mullin, A. Mullin; EMHC: S. Bell, G. Schwartz, B. DeLong, T. Muldrew, D. Costello, R. Schwartz. SUN. 6:30 PM Priest: Fr.Rafael; Dcn R. Martinez; Altar Server: E. Segoviano, S. Segoviano, M. Murillo ; Reader: G. Hernandez, C. Rodriguez EMHC: C. Taveras, Y. Santiago, M. Puello, M. Galeano
P 4 O 18, 2015 Welcome to the House of the Lord As you saw last weekend, our beautiful new mosaic in the Narthex now welcomes all parishioners, guests, and visitors to our parish church. Although it is not quite finished and still has the protective plastic covering, this colorful mosaic has already brought new life to the entrance to the church. The central theme of the mosaic is Welcome to the House of the Lord, which serves as an invitation to remember that we are entering God s house when we cross the doorway of the Church. The primary symbol is a set of hands that come from above. First, they symbolize the gratuitous nature of God in sending His only Son to save us by His hands. The hands also express what is most familiar in our gestures of communication. The open hands demonstrate Eucharistic hospitality, peace, and intimacy. The hands also symbolize the humble condescension of Christ to take on our human nature. The hands bear the wounds of the crucifixion, Christ s passion and death for our salvation. The hands hold the gifts of wheat and grapes to honor the Creator of heaven and earth. These gifts affirm the goodness of the fruits of the earth and the work of those who till the soil. The Didache, an early Christian text from the first century, declares, You created all things to the glory of your name and gave humans the satisfaction of food and drink for their enjoyment so that they give you thanks. But to us you gave spiritual food and drink and eternal life by your Servant. Thus, the wheat and the grapes also symbolize the Eucharist, the sacrificial banquet, by which bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ. These elements are also visible in the tabernacle in the main Church and in the parish banner used for the annual Eucharistic Congress. Behind the hands is a gold flowered cross, the instrument of Christ s passion and death for our salvation and the root of our faith. Everyone who enters our Church will pass the cross of Christ as a reminder that we are joined to Christ by His glorious cross, the reason for our gathering as community in which we proclaim Christ crucified (1 Corinthians 1:23). The flowered cross reminds us of the full depth of the Paschal Mystery. The flowered cross is a symbol of Christian joy, since it is only through the cross that Jesus rises from the dead and offers us new life. At each Eucharistic celebration, we are able to enter into not only the suffering and death, but also the resurrection of Jesus, a source of great hope. The rays of light emanating from the center of the mosaic remind us that Jesus calls us to be the light of the world (Matthew 5:14). It is also a reminder of what we do as we gather as Church, If we walk in the light as he is in the light, then we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of his Son Jesus cleanses us from all sin (1 John 1:7). The red and white bands surrounding the mosaic is reminiscent of the red and white circles in the center of the stained glass windows that are behind the altar. These bands are the reminder of the blood and water that flowed from Christ s side as he hung upon the cross (See John 19:34). This mosaic is the central image in our Narthex and ties in with the colors of the stained glass windows in Church. All four major liturgical colors are also present in the mosaic. The mosaic s circular shape complements the circular shape of our baptismal font. It was placed where we will welcome children and their families for the Sacrament of Baptism, inquirers for the Rite of Acceptance as part of the RCIA, and our beloved deceased for the final time at the Mass of Christian Burial. At all of these occasions, God welcomes us to His house where we find strength, comfort, and community.
O 18, 2015 P 5 Social Ministry October is Respect Life Month Week 3: Senior Life Young At Heart Seniors The Mission of the Young at Heart Group is to provide a place and time for seniors to gather for fellowship, card games, and bingo and to receive information regarding senior related issues; to attend group functions, and day trips. Watch for our Seniors calendar available at the first of each month in the church and parish office. All are welcome! Every Thursday from 9:30am -- 2:00pm Mah Jong Join us every Tuesday from 12:30-4:00 in Rooney Hall for Mah Jong. Mah Jong is tile game that is played with four players. All skill levels and ages welcome! Seniors Exercise Group Join us Mon, Wed & FridayFor a Free Low Impact Exercise Class. We meet in Rooney Hall from 9am 10:15am All are Welcome. For more information call Cheri in the office 264-0577 Calling all Giving Tree Angels! The season is fast approaching and we need you! We need both those with experience and those eager to learn about this annual event which provides Christmas gifts to local needy families. 2015 GIVING TREE SCHEDULE: Nov. 16, 7:00 pm: Rooney Hall. Receive list and instructions Nov. 21: Trees go up in church. Must have ornaments filled out with requests and ready to decorate trees. Dec. 6, 9am to 1pm: Sort and organize incoming gifts Dec. 8, 5pm : Sort late gifts and reorganize table to prepare the list of missing gifts Dec. 9, 9am: we will purchase missing items and return to Rooney Hall to get gifts wrapped and marked. 11:00 a.m. Wrapping Angels come to assist and complete the tables EMAIL DONNA PORTER at dporter01@bellsouth.net for more information (subject line: Giving tree). Enclose phone number and indicate if you would like to be an Angel or a Wrapper PB&J with TLC Women s CRHP Team 16 offered to make the Peanut-bu er and jelly sandwiches for the St. Francis Soup Kitchen on October 7, and managed to pick up a few extra volunteers. If your family or group would like to host this event, please call Cheri in the parish office. St. Catherine takes sandwiches to St. Francis Soup Kitchen twice a month. Spiritual Adoption Month 1 Hey, you will never guess what happened to me--i am huge! I am 10,000 times bigger than I was last month. That is like you growing to be as tall as a 30- floor building and as wide as a football field. I must be 1/4 inch long already! Something is going on inside me too, my chest started moving back and forth and then this red stuff started going all over inside me. I also have things growing out of my shoulders and hips--they look little plants and each one has five leaves or fruits or something growing out of the end of them. Pretty cool! St Vincent de Paul Society October 18- Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time: In the Gospel today Jesus tells his disciples: Anyone among you who aspires to greatness must serve the rest; whoever wants to rank first among you must serve the needs of all. When you give the furniture, household items and clothing you no longer use to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, you give hope to your neighbors who have nothing OUR DONATION BOX IS LOCATED IN THE BRICK PILLAR UNDER THE PICTURE OF ST. VINCENT de PAUL
Page 6 October 18, 2015 Faith Formation Interested in becoming Catholic? Are you someone who is searching for faith? Are you someone who has never been baptized? Are you someone who has been baptized in another Christian faith tradition and are now interested in the Catholic faith? Are you someone who was baptized in the Catholic faith, but did not receive First Communion and/or Confirmation? If you answered Yes to one of these questions, then RCIA or the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is for you! It is the Catholic Church s way of initiating new members. Through Sunday Mass and weekly gatherings, those attending gain a deeper appreciation and understanding of the Catholic beliefs and practices. All are welcome, and there is no obligation to make any commitment. The next gathering will take place on Wednesday, October 21 at 7:00pm in Haut Hall. For more information, contact Vincent Reilly, Director of Faith Formation at 264-0577 or email vreilly@stctherineop.com. Due to the ongoing maintenance and upda ng of our Parish database, the final touches are being made to our Parish Directory. We hope to have the directory printed and distributed to those who posed for photographs shortly. You Can Understand the Bible! Reading the Bible should bring us closer to Christ, but understanding it is often difficult. The good news is that you can understand the Bible, and The Bible Timeline makes it easy. If you want a better understanding of our faith, and a deeper relationship with God, join us for The Bible Timeline Study, on Tuesdays, beginning October 27 at 10:00am or 7:30pm. The study will include a series of twenty-four videos presented by Jeff Cavins. Each video will be preceded by a lively group discussion. Everyone who participates will receive a color-coded Bible Timeline Chart as well as a The Bible Timeline Study Kit. Two sessions on Tuesdays beginning October 27 at 10:00am or 7:30pm. Cost: $45.00 for workbook and materials. Scholarships available. Register today! Brochure and registration forms available in the Narthex Religious Education Join us for our World mission Rosary during the Sunday, October 18 th Religious Education classes beginning at 8:40am in the formation courtyard. All are welcome! In February of 1951, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (national director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith from 1950 to 1966), in a The Catholic Hour radio address, inaugurated a World Mission Rosary. We must pray, and not for ourselves, but for the world. To this end, I have designed the World Mission Rosary. Each of the five decades is of a different color to represent the continents. Praying this Rosary, Archbishop Sheen said, would aid the Holy Father and his Society for the Propagation of the Faith by supplying him with practical support, as well as prayers, for the poor mission territories of the world. GREEN for the forests and grasslands of AFRICA; BLUE for the ocean surrounding the ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC; WHITE symbolizing EUROPE, the seat of the Holy Father, shepherd of the world; RED calling to mind the fire of faith that brought missionaries to the AMERICAS; YELLOW, the morning light of the East, for ASIA. Our Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, encouraged everyone to intensify your praying of the Rosary to obtain from the Lord those graces that the Church and humanity especially need." Registration is still available online at www.stcatherineop.com or at the Parish Office. Registration for sacraments has ended. Registration for all other classes ends 11/6/2015. For more information, contact Robyn Spencer at (904) 264-0577 x321 or religioused@stcatherineop.com
O 18, 2015 P 7 Youth Youth Groups will NOT meet Oct. 21 Our Wednesday Youth Groups will not meet Wednesday, October 21 st instead YOU are invited to come lend a hand in setting up for our annual Bazaar! All Youth groups will meet again on October 28th. See you at the Bazaar! Urban Plunge is sponsoring the Funnel Cake Booth and Youth Ministry has teamed up with the MOMS group to sponsor the Hooligans Booth at the Bazaar. We need all you to sign up to work one or both booths. Have fun and support the parish that supports youth! Positively Dangerous Core Team Meeting Positively Dangerous Core Team will meeting Wednesday, October 21 6:00 PM in the Youth Room. Please plan to attend. Help Raise Funds and Enjoy Great Food! Eat at The Loop on Wells Road anytime, any day; have your receipt stamped St. Catherine s, turn it in to the church, and at the end of the month we get 10% of the sale! NCYC Meeting Nov. 1 NCYC Delegates and parents we will have a brief meeting on Sunday, November 1 at 11:30 AM in the Youth Room. Please make every effort to come. Please visit our YOUTH WEBSITE http://stcatsyouth.wix.com/stcatsyouth And Follow us on Twitter: Stcatsyouth or Join our FACEBOOK Group and INSTAGRAM! St. Catherine Bowling Party Saturday, Nov. 14-1pm to 4pm Adults only. Bring friends and neighbors. $8.50 per person and free shoe rental. Don t miss the fun! Call 269-2219 for more information. Send check to Knights of Columbus no later than October 31, 2015 to Bob Culp, 2631 Sharpsburg Ct. Middleburg, FL 32068 The World Youth Day Pilgrims and NCYC Delegates would like to thank everyone for supporting our annual Vendor Craft A- Faire! Make plans now to attend next year s event: Saturday October 8th, 2016 The word fiat is Latin, literally meaning Be it done, it is the yes of Mary at the Annunciation. The Fiat Festival therefore is a response to Pope Francis call to religious sisters, brothers and priests to wake up the world with their testimony of faith, holiness and hope. On November 21, 2015 the parish communities of the Diocese of St. Augustine will come together for a Fiat Festival as part of the Year of Consecrated Life. The festival will host events on the campuses of Bishop Kenny High School and Assumption Catholic Church in Jacksonville. Fiat is geared toward all high school students and young adults (ages 18-25). This one-day event harmonizes deep moments of prayer with high energy activities including talks from national speakers, break-out sessions with members of religious communities, adoration, confession, Mass and the Ignite the Fire fest featuring live music, films and personal testimonies. The Ignite the Fire fest is open to all families. For more information visit www.dosafl.com or call Robin Shipley in the Parish office.
P 8 O 18, 2015 Hispanic Ministry Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Atención: Necesitamos su ayuda para nuestro Kiosco de comida hispana durante el Bazar Parroquial a realizarse los días 23, 24 y 25 de Octubre. Para mayor información comunicarse con Luis Díaz al 233-3366 Stewardship Collection October 4 $27,991.00 Faith Direct Disbursement Oct 4 8739.25 SPECIAL NOTE: Our next Special Collection will be the Collection for the Archdiocese for the Military Services (this is taken up every three years). St. Catherine will take up this collection on the weekend of Oct. 31 and Nov. 1. Children s Stewardship October 4 : 62.00 Grupo de Oración Camino a Jesús invita: Misa de Sanación Intergeneracional Viernes 30 de Octubre del 2015 / 7:00pm Celebrante: Padre Carlos Sosa Retiro de Sanación Interior Conferencista: Hna. Georgina Gamarra, M.M. Tema: El Poder Sanador de la Eucaristía 31 de Octubre del 2015 / 8:30am - 5:00pm Rooney Hall Donacion: Adultos $10, niños menores 13 años $ 5 Incluye almuerzo No habrá cuidado de niños This Week MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 9:00am Exercise, Rooney Hall 7:00pm Women;s CRHP, Church Conf. Room TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 12:30pm Mah Jong, Rooney Hall 5:00pm Bazaar Set-Up 7:00pm Kerygma, Church 7:00pm Spanish Charismatic, Church Conference Room 7:00pm Boy Scouts, Haut Hall WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 9:00am Handicraft Bazaar Set-Up, Haut Hall 9:00am Bazaar Set-Up, Rooney Hall 7:00pm Legion of Mary, Church Conference Room 7:00pm RCIA, Haut Hall 5:45pm Positively dangerous, Youth Room THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 10:00am Bazaar Set-Up, Rooney Hall 10:00am Bazaar Set-Up, Haut Hall FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 Parish Bazaar 11:00am - 10:00pm SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Parish Bazaar 11:00am - 10:00pm SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 Parish Bazaar 12:00pm - 5:00pm FORMATION ROOMS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 8:30am Religious Education, Formation Center 5:00pm Respect Life Ministry, Ephesus Room MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 7:00pm NAMI, Assisi Room TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 10:00am ESL, Galilee Room THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 CLOSED FOR BAZAAR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 10:00am SVDP, Assisi Room
O 18, 2015 _ P 9 45th ANNUAL BAZAAR UPDATE October 23th, 24th and 25th Booth sign ups. WE NEED YOU!!! Visit our website: http://bazaar5.wix.com/ stcatsfallbazaar For a direct link to all our booths. DONATIONS ARE STILL NEEDED: AT THE BAKERY BOOTH AND PIE BOOTH. WE ALSO NEED CANDY FOR THE GAMES Congratulations to Joe Pinnell and Stephanie Deckard! They won the early bird raffle! Attic Treasures. We can accept donation items that are clean, useable and working. The Trailer is now open!!! We cannot accept PC Monitors, Mattresses, TV s, VHS tapes. WE CANNOT TAKE CRIBS & CAR SEATS!! Volunteers are needed PLANTS are needed. Hope you have started your cuttings. Please drop off the week of the bazaar only. BOOKS We accept books, video tapes/dvd s & CD s. We cannot accept magazines, text books, personal videos & encyclopedias. STUFFED ANIMAILS We are collecting new or nearly new stuffed animals. Please bag your donations in a plastic bag and label it Animal and Things Raffle Tickets: Pick-up your tickets after Mass in the Narthex. We are asking each family to buy or sell (3) books of tickets. For Large item pick-ups Or if you can help us on pick up day please contact. Randy Russo 904-610-4933 Sponsors needed: Advertise your business by sponsoring a booth at the bazaar. Contact Cheri in the parish office for a sponsorship packet. Silent Auction: We are asking all groups, CCD classes, ministries or interested families or individuals to donate a basket. (sports, food, movies etc.) For more information Contact Mary Ellen @ 278-9152 mefd358@aol.com