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COVER SHEET
Church Name: St. Francis de Sales, Purcellville, VA
Bulletin number:
511515
Date of publication:
Auigust 5, 2012
Number of pages transmitted: 8
Special instructions:
Saint Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Staff
Rev. Ronald S. Escalante, Pastor
Rev. Edwin Thayer Tewes, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Larry Hammel
Mrs. Diane Morano, Business Manager
Mrs. Cathy Mitchell, Director of Liturgy
Ms. Susan Khalil, Secretary
Mrs. Melissa Gobs, DRE
Mrs. Janice Rees, CRE
Mrs. Jane Treado, Director of Youth Ministry
Mrs. Sharon Liddicoatt, Sacristan
Contact Info
Parish Office - 540-338-6381
email - [email protected]
Religious Education Office - 540-338-4497
In case of an emergency - 540-338-6440
Fax - 540-338-6431
37730 St. Francis Court, Purcellville, VA 20132-9600
www.SaintFrancisParish.org
Welcome!
Please register and become part of our parish community.
You may fill out a registration form in the parish office
during business hours.
Office Hours - M-F 8:30am-4:30pm
Sunday Masses
Saturday Vigil - 5pm
Sunday - 7am, 8:30am, 10:30am, 12:30pm, 6pm (Teen Mass)
August 5, 2012
Daily Masses
Monday and Wednesday - 9am
Tuesday and Thursday - 6:30am
Friday - 6:30am and 12 noon; Saturday - 9am
Check the bulletin for Holy Days of Obligation
Adoration/Benediction
Adoration is on the 1st Friday of the month, following the 12 noon
Mass. Benediction is 8:45am Saturday, followed by the 9am Mass.
The Rosary is prayed at 12:30pm and the Divine Mercy Chaplet is
at 3pm. A Holy Hour for Respect Life/Pro-Life is at 7am Saturday.
A Scriptural Rosary is prayed at the 7pm Holy Hour.
Sacraments
Reconciliation: Friday 10:45-11:45am; Saturday 8 -8:30am and
3:30-4:30pm; and anytime by appointment
Matrimony: Parish couples planning to be married must make
arrangements with the Office at least six months prior to the
intended date of marriage.
Baptism: The Sacrament is celebrated each month, the second
Saturday at 9:30am and the third Sunday at 1:30pm. Baptism class
is the last Friday of the month at 7pm. Call the office for details.
Anointing of the Sick: We are privileged to bring Holy Communion and administer the Holy Anointing to the sick and homebound
upon request. Please call the office to let us know.
We must never grow tired doing everything for the love of God.
- St. Francis de Sales
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 2012
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Do not work for food that perishes
but for the food that endures for eternal life.
— John 6:27a
THE BREAD OF LIFE
Today’s Gospel has the crowd asking Jesus three questions.
First, “When did you get here,” to which Jesus responds by rebuking them for their failure to grasp his miracle as a “sign,” an occasion
to put faith in him. Their second question about accomplishing the
“works of God” has Jesus respond that faith is the “work” that God
wishes. Many scholars believe this is John’s answer to the faith-works
dichotomy emerging in the early Christian community. Faith is the
work of God in the believer, John would have us understand. The third
question asked by the crowd is a request for a “sign” that would allow
them to put faith in Jesus, as the manna in the desert allowed the Israelites to put faith in the Lord God. Jesus answers by revealing himself
as the “bread of life” that “comes down from heaven and gives life to
the world.”
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Next Week is
Share Sunday
We serve
Catholic Charities
Masses for the Week
+ deceased
Sat., August 4
9:00 am
Sat., August 4
5:00 pm
Sun., August 5
7:00 am 8:30 am
10:30 am
10:30 am
12:30 pm
6:00 pm
Mon., August 6
9:00 am
Tue., August 7
6:30 am
Wed., August 8
9:00 am
Thu., August 9
6:30 am
Fri., August 10
6:30 am
12:00 noon
Sat., August 11
9:00 am
Sat., August 11
5:00 pm
Sun., August 12
7:00 am 8:30 am
Catholic Charities requests canned meat, i.e. tuna,
chicken, ham. There is also a particular need for
peanut butter, jelly, pasta, sauce, and small canned
fruit, in order to be prepared for when children are
home and not getting school lunches this summer.
Thank you for your continuing
support of Share Sunday!!!
Parish Financial Status
In-Pew Offertory - July 29
YEAR TO DATE $
$
13,009
57,487
Electronic Offertory for July
$
19,608
12:30 pm
6:00 pm
Weekday
+ Mary Ellen Marple
Vigil: Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
+Richard Harrell
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
+ Stephen D’Elia
+ Claudia Bell
Helene Englisch
People of the Parish
+Joan Canan
The Transfiguration of the Lord
+ Doris McCaskill
Weekday
Lee Floyd
Saint Dominic
+ Eleanor Esposito
Weekday
+ Richard, George and Johnny Surak
Saint Lawrence
+ Souls in Purgatory in honor of St. Joseph
Health-The McCaffrey Family
Saint Clare
+ James Bryant
Vigil: Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
+ The deceased members of the D’Elia,
Curran, Butts and Sommer Families
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
+ Stephen D’Elia
+ Frank, Ellie and Jeanine McCaffrey
+ Cory Welti
Jennifer Jablonsky
People of the Parish
This Week
Wed., August 8 Charismatic Prayer Group - 7pm
Readings for the Week
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Mk 9:2-10
Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Mt 14:22-36 or
Mt 15:1-2, 10-14
Jer 31:1-7; Mt 15:21-28
Jer 31:31-34; Mt 16:13-23
2 Cor 9:6-10; Jn 12:24-26
Hb 1:12 — 2:4; Mt 17:14-20
1 Kgs 19:4-8; Ps 34; Eph 4:30 — 5:2;
Jn 6:41-51
Shepherd’s
Notes
Latest update on building our
new parish center
On Thursday, July 26 representatives from Loudoun
County examined our septic drain field area and declared that
a certain section was unusable. I was present when a backhoe
was brought in to sample the soil areas that were deemed unfit
and concur that the section had a high content of “chippy”
layers of rock only 18 inches deep (they needed to be at 4 feet).
The good news is that they found ample area where the drain
field section could be relocated. The only negative side was that
section was our projected “overflow parking” that we unfortunately now have to sacrifice. The other good news is that
since the drain fields are separately approved from the building
facility, so far we have met all the requirements for the 30,000
sq. ft. building and remain on course to get that approved very
soon. When that happens we can finally put the building up for
bid to the contractors. We are still hoping that this can be done
within the next month and a half. Please continue to pray for
the success of building our badly needed new parish center.
Your shepherd in Christ,
Father Escalante
Are You Interested in the Catholic Faith?
We will soon begin a new journey in faith to share the richness
of the Catholic Church and our parish family. We invite you to
learn what the Church teaches, and be introduced to some of our
parish members. These sessions also are opportunities for you,
and others that you may wish to invite, to ask those perplexing
and difficult questions you may have about the Church. These
gatherings are for inquirers and are open to people who are
unbaptized, as well as those who are baptized Christians from
Protestant or Evangelical backgrounds.
Mark your calendar: the first session is Tuesday, September 25
at 7:30pm in the Oratory Room.
Please give us a call if you have questions, would like further
information at 540-338-4497 or email at [email protected].
Ask the Priest
Q. How can God be everywhere when there is only one God?
–Angelo Lange
A. It is because the whole creation exists around the one God that
created it.
Q. Who is Mary’s father? – Anonymous
A. His name is St. Joachim. Mary’s mother is St. Ann.
Q. When priests retire, does the Catholic Church provide them
with a home? –Anonymous
A. Most of the time, yes. In many parts of the world the home of
elderly priests is in the rectory of parishes where pastors offer them
a home. Our diocese recently built a retirement home for priests
in Annandale. Prior to that priests either lived in rectories, homes
of relatives, religious order homes or nursing homes. Some priests
who were fortunate to have received an inheritance [I’m not one
of those lucky ones!] or saved a good deal of money were able to
purchase a home of their choice to retire.
Q. The Bible sometimes to refer to Jesus’ “brothers.” Did he
have brothers? How could this be if Mary was always a virgin?
–John M.
A. It is true that Mary was always a virgin and therefore Jesus
could not have had siblings. In the language Jesus spoke, Hebrew
Aramaic, the word for siblings and close relatives (kin or cousins)
is interchangeable. Other theologians have an interesting theory
that St. Joseph may have been a widower and had children from a
previous marriage who would then be stepbrothers and stepsisters
of Jesus. There is no Biblical evidence for this, just a plausible
theory.
Q. If Jesus spoke Arabic, why is the original language of the
church in Latin? –Anonymous
A. As mentioned above, Jesus spoke Hebrew Aramaic and not
Arabic. The Catholic Church still uses the language Jesus spoke
in the liturgy used today by the Maronite Rite Catholics based in
Lebanon. There are 7 major rites in the Catholic Church under the
pope: Latin, Byzantine, Alexandrian, Syriac, Armenian, Maronite
and Chaldean . Most of us Catholics belong to the Latin Rite but
every rite is equal in dignity and validity. A Catholic may go to
Sunday Mass and any of the rites and fulfill the Sunday obligation.
The reason Latin became the mother tongue or sacred language
was because this was the common language used during the time
of the ministry of St. Peter and St. Paul under the Roman Empire.
It was the best way to transmit the Gospel teachings of Jesus using
the universal language of the time. It wouldn’t have made sense
to use Hebrew Aramaic when preaching in Europe where only a
small number of Jews could understand the language. The church
grew rapidly over the centuries when the liturgy was in Latin even
long after it was no longer the spoken language. Keeping the
official teachings of the church written in Latin helped preserve
the accuracy of Catholic doctrine. The meaning of Latin does not
change. This system should not sound strange to us because even
scientists today still use Latin when they discover and name new
living species. If you want to learn more about the different Catholic Rites visit this website: http://www.mncuf.org/rites.htm
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Below are the names of people along with
the date of death from our parish since the
time St. Francis de Sales became a parish in
1967. Scripture tells us to pray for the living
and the dead. Let us commend to the Lord’s
mercy the following:
Richard Lynch, August 21, 2011
Sadie Grade Ablard, August 9, 2011
Frances Nelson, August 5, 2011
Judith Ann Lapple, August 10, 2010
Jennie Karsh, August 11, 2010
Elizabeth Ely – August 24, 2009
Joyce Summers – August 11, 2009
Michael Wild – August 2, 2009
John Castellano – August 14, 2005
Muriel O’Brien – August 15, 2005
Barbara Hoye – August 9, 1996
Kyle Kenefick – August 15, 1992
Todd Bohrer – August 14, 1991
Flavilla Fox – August 22, 1991
John Haske – August 22, 1990
Anne McCracken Felton – Aug. 25, 1989
Gerard Rogers – August 19, 1989
Sean Williams – August 20, 1989
Joseph Kiley, Jr. – August 15, 1985
Philip Hilbert – August 30, 1983
Mary Watson – August 14, 1980
Roland Marchand – August 16, 1980
Virginia Noonan – August 18, 1978
Raymond Noonan – August 22, 1978
Our thoughts and
prayers are with ...
Our Military Members:
Capt. Chuck Marshall; PFC Brandon
Badura; Spc Edward Regan Jr.; Gunnery Sgt.
Robert Warner III; PFC Sean Milam; Lcpl John
Owen Patterson; Airman 1st Class Pete Buxton;
PFC Tim Marshall; PV2 Sean Zurschmeide; PV2
Ryan Badura; Cdr Bill Balding, USN;
2nd Lt. Patrick Gutierrez
The Sick: Sofia Macaraeg
The Deceased: Father Tom Cassidy, David
Fourney, Marilyn Dueppen, Marian Welsh, Irene
Taylor, Ruth Robinson, Joan Canan, James Sullivan, Grant Cain, Capt. Michael Quin, Angelina
Orndorff, Ashton Mahnke, Steve D’Elia, Joe
Pope, Gerald Harp, Richard Marks, Arline Beckstead, Tatiana Sacoto, Michael Mallen, Mildred
Kirkland, Gail Kelley, John Kelly, Clair Fred
Olson, Jim Gutierrez
Blood Drive Sunday
August 19, from 7am -12:30pm and we encourage you to donate.
Join us with an Awesome Act of Kindness, your donation of the
Gift of Life. Inova Blood Donor Services continues to experience
a significant shortage of blood products. The need is urgent and the
value priceless.
The Sign-up list is posted in the narthex for all who attend Mass at
St. Francis de Sales. Call Rachel Brill at 540 338-6313 or register
at the Inova eDonor website, www.inovabloodsaves.org, for appointments or scheduling information.
Celebrating a Silver or Golden Wedding Anniversary
This Year? Were you married in 1962 or 1987? Then join Bishop Loverde for
the 2012 Marriage Jubilee Mass to be celebrated on Sunday, October 14 at 2:30pm at
the Cathedral of St. Thomas More. Contact the parish office to register no later than
September 14. For more info, visit www.arlingtondiocese.org/familylife/MJM.php.
MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers
MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers
Join Us!
MOPS, mothers of children from newborn to kindergarten, find friendship, community resources, and support. At the meetings moms enjoy breakfast, coffee,
fun games, speakers, and arts & crafts.
When and Where? We meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month during
the school year, from 9:30-11:30am at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 711 W
Main St. Purcellville,
What about Childcare? Childcare is provided through a program called MOPPETS that includes playtime, crafts, and snacks.
How do I join?
Registration
How
do I join?has begun for 2012-2013. Becoming a member is easy.
Just
e-mail Kelly
at [email protected]
or visit our
website: is easy.
Registration
has begun
for 2012-2013. Becoming
a member
www.purcellvillemops.com.
Just
e-mail Kelly at [email protected] or visit our website:
www.purcellvillemops.com.
Small Faith Communities For Families
The Christian Family Movement can help you to:
• enrich your marriage
• put your faith into action in everyday life
• find support for raising a Christian family
• teach your children the value of serving others
• become better connected to your parish
• single parent families are welcome
Groups of 5-7 families are forming now for monthly
meetings, beginning this fall. For more info, contact Dan
and Beth McKenna 540-822-5741 or
[email protected].
Religious Education
Melissa Gobs, DRE
338-4497 or [email protected]
Janice Rees, CRE
[email protected]
FALL REGISTRATION IS UNDERWAY – DON’T
DELAY!
Please be reminded that registration for our Fall RE programs
is now underway! Classes are filling up quickly. Registration
deadline is August 31st. A $25 late fee will be charged for any
returning families registering after the deadline. If you have not
yet registered your child for RE now is your chance! Forms are
available to pick up in the Narthex.
We have made registration easy this year with our new ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM. Online Registration can be
found on the parish website http://saintfrancisparish.org
Instructions for online registration include:
1. You must submit one online application for each child you
are enrolling into class
2. Completed Student Emergency Release forms must also be
completed and returned to the RE office.
3. Payment for classes can be done via Parish Giving thru the
parish web site or please send a check payable to St. Francis
de Sales Catholic Church.
Please do not put RE registration fees in the collection
baskets at Mass. These will be counted as weekly collection, not RE Payment.
Top Reasons to Become a Catechist or Serve as
a Catechist Aide or Substitute
1. You will grow in your own faith, learn the teachings of the Church, and deepen your relationship with Jesus
2. Your baptism calls you to share in Jesus’ ministry
3. Children, teens, and adults in today’s world, more than ever, need to hear the Good News of Jesus
4. Children, teens, and adults in today’s world, more than ever, need to encounter good role models of faith
5. You have much to share with those you’ll teach and you’ll have opportunities to share faith with other catechists
6. Today’s catechetical textbooks/resources offer outstanding support
7. You’ll be challenged, you’ll have fun, and you’ll make new friends
8. You’ll be helping people deepen their relationship with Jesus (you’ll be evangelizing!)
9. You’ll be handing on a 2000-year-old Tradition that changes lives
10. It’s our job: Jesus sent us to “go and teach all nations”
TEEN FAITH
NEWS
TEEN MASS - at 6pm every Sunday.
All Teens are welcome. Join us in the
front left 3 rows of church as we celebrate the Teen
Mass together.
Youth Group - Sunday, August 5 - Hiking up to Bear’s
Den after Mass to catch the sunset, weather permitting.
Wear the right shoes for hiking!
Senior Dinner - Wednesday, August 8 at 7:30pm at the
home of Chris and Jane Treado for all graduated High
School Seniors. Please join us as we share memories and
talk about college and your future, whatever that may
bring. Please RSVP by August 4.
JaneTreado Youth Director
540-338-6381 or [email protected]
We need Catechists for the following Sessions/
Grades:
Session 1, Sunday, 8:45am: Grades 2, 3, 5
Session 2, Sunday, 10:30am: Grade 5
Monday, 4:15pm: Special Needs
Wednesday, 4:15pm: co-teacher Grade 7/8
Classroom aides are needed for all sessions/grades
Substitute catechists are needed for all sessions.
Special Needs Class
We are looking for a new catechist to lead our Special Needs
class. The special needs class meets on Monday afternoons
at the Church from 4:15-5:15pm. The class already has strong
assistants who are dedicated and experienced. Our former
teacher, Mrs. Anne Marie Hughes will make herself available
to train and assist(if need be). For more information please
contact Melissa Gobs at [email protected], 540338-4497.
Confirmation Summer Workbooks
All rising eighth graders are to be completing a summer
workbook based on their seventh grade text as part of their
knowledge requirement. Workbooks are available to download online from the parish website www.saintfrancisparish.
org/religious-education and follow the link to Confirmation,
or can be picked up from the Religious Education Info Center in the hallway outside of the office.
We do our very best to ensure delivery of emails regarding registration, upcoming meetings, important Sacrament info, etc.
However, email filters will often block these messages due to the
large volume of emails we send out. If you are not receiving
these our emails please contact the RE office at 338-4497.
Do you love music?
Do you sing or play an instrument?
We would love to have you join us!
Youth Christian Worship Rock Camp
Wed, Aug 15th – Fri, Aug 17th
9am
Leesburg Community Church
Worship Concert on Friday night at 7 pm
Open to rising 6th graders to seniors! All of the FUN, leadership,
music, lunch, charts, tunes, teaching, fellowship, lemonade and
snacks provided. For more info about camp fees or to sign up please
read our webpage at: www.TheCatoctinSchoolofMusic.com/WorshipCamp.shtml or contact Wayne at [email protected]
Check out our June ‘12 camp online at: www.TheCatoctinSchoolofMusic.com/camp.shtml
Teaching Position Available
St. Theresa Catholic School (K-8) in Ashburn, Virginia has a teaching
position and a few part-time openings for the 2012-2013 school year.
We are looking for a fourth grade teacher, an Extended Day Director,
Extended Day Aides, and a Cafeteria Supervisor. The hours for the
Extended Day are 3pm-6pm, Monday through Friday. The hours for
the Cafeteria Supervisor are 10:15am-1:45pm, Monday through Friday.
Please email your resume to the school office: [email protected] or call the school office (703-729-3577) for more info.
Fun Run /
Walk for the Unborn
Labor Day, Monday September 3rd
St John The Apostle Church
101 Oakcrest Manor Dr. Leesburg
Running for the Smallest, Weakest…..
The Voiceless….
Music, silent auction, raffles, crafts and more
Come join the fun!!
Gates open at 8am
All proceeds benefit Divine Mercy Care and its principal
program Tepeyac Family Center, LLC
Faithful Families by Barbara Curtis
All things for good
Sometimes things just don’t go as we planned.
Maddy and I had flown to San Diego June 27 to begin a pilgrimage of the Mission Trail – the string of 21 missions begun in 1769 by
Father Junipero Serra and stretching north 500 miles to Sonoma and
the reason for cities named Santa Barbara, San Miguel, San Gabriel,
and so on.
During 30 years in California, I visited a few of the missions and
found them fascinating. And ever since embracing Catholicism I’ve
yearned to see them again through Catholic eyes. With a window of
opportunity while our special needs kids went to Easter Seals Camp,
but Tripp unable to take off work, I felt inspired to take a mother/
daughter trip with Maddy, who’d left California when she was 9
and has always wanted to return to see more. And since she also is a
Catholic convert, this promised to be a unique spiritual/bonding time
for the two of us.
I planned carefully, researching the missions and places to stay that
were cheap but clean and safe, with mapquest directions in between.
My two-inch sunshine-yellow notebook charted 14 days of adventure – including a Santa Cruz July 4 fireworks boat ride and a night at
the opera in San Francisco. Thanks to a recent book contract, I had
some money to splurge. And it would be worth every penny: having
already launched seven adult children and wondering where the time
went, I was seizing an opportunity to slow down the clock and create
a lasting memory.
But the memories turned out so differently than I had planned.
Just three days and five missions into our trip, stepping off a high
ledge onto the rocks at Ventura Beach, I lost my balance, fell and
broke my ankle. From that moment on, all control shifted from me to
an untested 19-year-old whose summer vacation would turn out to be
no vacation at all.
Strangers helped her load me into the rental car she was too young
to drive and she took me to the ER where they x-rayed, splinted and
sent us on our way. She drove us to Santa Barbara, where we stayed
five nights waiting to see a doctor, waiting for a wheelchair, waiting
for my pain to subside.
Then for three days she drove 400 unfamiliar miles, getting our
meals and shuffling me and our suitcases in and out of the car, wheelchair, hotels, relatives’ houses, and finally an early flight home.
I’ve since had complications and a hospital stay but am recovering,
trying to learn what lessons God had for me. But maybe this wasn’t
about me at all. One thing I know for sure is that in the past month,
my fun-loving and happy-go-lucky daughter had to do some quick
growing up – taking care of her broken mother 3000 miles from
home and her special needs brothers on her return. I’m proud and
grateful to say she never missed a beat.
And so despite my disappointment, despite the fact that the mother/
daughter bonding I had planned turned out very differently, I’ll thank
God for the unexpected lessons He provided – maybe not so much
about our spiritual heritage, but about our spiritual future.
We know that in everything God works for good with those who love
him, who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28
JOSHUA
A Catholic Scripture Study International Course
The Book of Joshua is a historical account of how
the Israelites conquered Canaan, the land God
promised them in the covenant with Abraham.
The book details Joshua's obedience to God, the
bloody yet miraculous battles and the division of
the land among the 12 tribes.
Meets Tuesday mornings, 10am-noon in the
Parish Hall and Thursday evenings, 7-8:30pm in
the Oratory (Oratory class size limited to 24)
ACTS
by Jeff Cavins and Sarah Christmyer
Step Three in The Great Adventure Bible Study
Program, Acts: The Spread of the Kingdom, builds
on The Bible Timeline and Matthew* by showing how Christ's Kingdom on earth is empowered
to carry out his work in the world. The book of
Acts shows the Church, enlivened by the Holy
Spirit, teaching, preaching, healing, and restoring
outcasts in the same way that Jesus did on earth.
The Acts of the Apostles provides an historic
framework for understanding the rest of the New
Testament. Paul’s letters in particular come alive in
a new way when they are read within the context
of the Acts narrative.
Upcoming Seminars at Catholic
Distance University
Summer is the perfect time to enrich your knowledge of the Catholic Faith. CDU seminars travel
easily as everything you need is online. And the
best part is as a member of the Arlington Diocese
you can experience these seminars for just $30.
Youth Evangelization and Apostolic Formation
August 6 – 27 with William Marcote
This seminar will provide principles and methods
that are based on the New Evangelization for
those working with youth.
Conscience Formation and Sacrament of Penance
Sept.10 – Oct. 1 with Fr. Paul deLadurantaye
Join Fr. deLadurantaye for this seminar that looks
at the formation of moral conscience, sin and conscience, and the relationship of a person’s moral
conscience to the sacrament of Penance.
Learn more at www.cdu.edu/Arlington-Diocese/
index.html or call 888.254.4238 ext. 700.
*You need not have taken The Bible Timeline or Matthew to
register for this course
Meets Tuesday evening, 7-9pm in the Parish Hall.
A light supper is served.
For more information, please call Dave and Lisa Doseff, 540-822-3026
Please make checks out to ‘St. Francis de Sales’. Confidential SCHOLARSHIPS are
available. Please register by August 26th.
Fill in the registration form below and place it in the Registration box in the narthex.
Thank you!
Iwould like to attend (please check)
_____Joshua - Tuesday mornings, Parish Hall, 10am – 12 noon, Sept. 4 thru Dec. 11
_____Joshua – Thursday evenings, Oratory Room, 7 – 8:30 pm
_____Enclosed is my check for $22
_____ I would like a scholarship to be able to attend
_____ Acts -Tuesday evenings, Parish Hall, 7- 9pm, Sept. 4th through April/May 2013
_____ Enclosed is my check for $30
_____ I would like a scholarship to be able to attend
_____ I already have the materials from having taken the course before
Name (s):____________________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________
Phone: ________________________ E-mail ________________________________
MAC-PAC
for all 6th, 7th & 8th
Graders!
Middle-schoolers And Christ
Pray. Act. Charity.
Monthly events are held for all 6th, 7th and 8th
graders of the parish.
Interested? Send Bill and Beth Ann McRoberts an e-mail at [email protected]
or call us at 668-7214 for more information
about our fun gatherings.