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St. John Vianney
1920 Skyview Drive • Lithia Springs, GA 30122
Phone/Telefono (770) 941-2807
Fax (770) 941-5821 • Friary (770) 941-2817
www.sjvpar.net
SACRAMENTO DE UNCIÓN DE ENFERMOS
Este sacramento puede recibirlo cualquier
persona que sufra una enfermedad crónica, o
que necesita ser hospitalizada para someterse
a cirugía o por causa de edad. Para recibir el
sacramento lo único es llamar a la oficina, en
caso de emergencia puede llamar a cualquier
hora.
PASTORAL STAFF
Fr. George Sabol OFM Conv.
Pastoral Administrator
Fr. Reto Davatz OFM Conv.
In Residence
Deacons
Rev. Mr. Frank Przybylek
Rev. Mr. Johnny Rentas
Rev. Mr. Carlos Garcia
Mrs. Sharon Loiselle
Director Faith Formation
Mr. Karl Kuhlken
Youth Minister
Karla Zelaya
Hispanic Secretary
Rev. Mr. Carlos Garcia
Confirmation Coordinator
Ms. Judy Sheridan
Parish Secretary
Maria Laboy
Pastoral Council Facilitator
Mr. Paul Bleess
Finance Council President
EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES
Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 a.m. (Contemporary)
10:30 a.m. (Choir), 12:00 Noon,
Spanish Masses 7:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Monday & Thursday 7:00 p.m. (Lyke Chapel)
Tuesday 8:00 a.m. (Lyke Chapel)
Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Spanish)
Friday 8:00 a.m. (Lyke Chapel)
First Friday Adoration 8:30 a.m. –7 p.m.
Holy Days and Holidays Consult Bulletin
PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday
9:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m., evenings by appointment.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. Any other time by
appointment.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING THE SICK
Anointing may be conferred on anyone who
suffers from a chronic illness, entering the hospital, facing surgery or the infirmities of age. Arrangements must be made by calling the parish
office. In case of emergency, call anytime.
SACRAMENTS OF BAPTISM, EUCHARIST
CONFIRMATION, AND MARRIAGE
Preparations for the Reception of these Sacraments have special criteria and instructions.
Call the Parish Office for further details.
SACRAMENTOS DE BAUTISMO, COMUNIÓN
CONFIRMACIÓN Y MATRIMONIO
Para recibir estos Sacramentos se requiere
ciertos requisitos especiales. Se sugiere consultar la oficina parroquial para más detalles.
SERVICIOS DE CONSEJERIA
Familia, matrimonio, casos personales, abuso de
drogas etc. Si hay alguna necesidad de conserjería profesional, el Servicio de Conserjería Católica de la Arquidiócesis esta disponible con dos
Consejeros en nuestra área.
NUESTRA MISIÓN
Nosotros, Pueblo de Dios de St.. John
Vianney, como comunidad de Fe, estamos llamados por Cristo a vivir el Evangelio por medio de nuestros actos de fe,
esperanza y caridad. Vivimos unidos como una familia en la fe, compartiendo
nuestra diversidad de culturas, nuestros
dones y carismas y nos esforzamos para
convertirnos en una verdadera comunidad
iluminada y guiada por el Espíritu. Guiada
por El, queremos acercarnos a todos los
hermanos para compartir la Buena Noticia
del Evangelio, nuestra Tradición Católica
Romana y llegar con nuestra presencia
hasta a los hermanos mas alejados físicaespiritualmente de nuestra comunidad,
para que participen en la vida y tareas de
la iglesia.
MISSION STATEMENT
We, the people of St. John Vianney, as a Catholic community of faith, are called and challenged to be Christ like by living out the
gospel through acts of faith, hope and love. We live united as a faith family sharing our diversity of culture, gifts, ministry and leadership as we move to become a true community of faith. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, as a warm and caring community, our desire is
share the Gospel and Roman Catholic traditions. We reach out to those in spiritual or physical need and encourage full
to live and
and active participation in the life and works of the church.
OCTOBER 12, 2014
28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Mass Intentions for the Week of
October 13, 2014 October 19, 2014
Monday, October 13
7:00 PM +Rosemary Miller
Tuesday, October 14
8:00 AM +Rosemary Miller
+ Silvio Reina: His Family
Wednesday, October 15
8:00 AM +Rosemary Miller
7:00 PM +Rosemary Miller
Thursday, October 16
7:00 PM +Louis Parr: the Parr Family
Friday, October 17
8:00 AM +Rosemary Miller
Saturday, October 18
5:00 PM +William Haas: Tom and Bobbie Siler
Sunday, October 12
7:00 AM +Rosemary Miller
9:00 AM All Parishioners, living and deceased
10:30 AM +Sara Maier: Her Family
12:00 PM Zmarlych Z Mojej Rodziny
1:30 PM +Silvio Reina:: His Family
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
OCTOBER 13 THROUGH October 19, 2014
Monday: Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31 — 5:1;Ps 113:1b-5a, 6-7;
Lk 11:29-32
Tuesday: Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119:41, 43-45, 47-48;Lk 11:37-41
Wednesday: Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:42-46
Thursday:
Eph 1:1-10; Ps 98:1-6; Lk 11:47-54
Friday:
Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13;Lk 12:1-7
Saturday:
2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18;
Lk 10:1-9
Sunday:
Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10;
1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
Administración de Tesoro
As disciples we are called to be
faithful stewards of me, talent and
treasure.
October 5, 2014 $ 14,715.22
Thank you for your con nued generosity!
Please remember SJV in your will and
estate planning!
¡Gracias por su con nua
generosidad!
MON.
7:30 PM
Knights of Columbus
TUES.
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
Bible Study
Hispanic Bible Study
Traditional Choir
WED.
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Contemporary Choir
Hispanic Choir
THURS
7:30 PM
Hispanic Charismatic Prayer Group Core
FRI.
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
Hispanic Prayer Group
Hispanic Charismatic Prayer Group
SAT.
8 AM-5 PM
Noon
St. Francis Table - Team #8
Hispanic Retreat “Life in the Spirit”
Hispanic Baptisms
Saturday, October 18 - Team #6 - Buz Pezold, Mike Higuera, Tony DeSantiago and Duane Donovan
SUN.
8:30 AM
9:00 AM
Hispanic Choir
RCIA
Pro-Life Notes
In your prayers: Barb Dormer, Arnold
Flores, Terry Brown, Eduardo Dumas, Carolyn
West, Frances Breski, Oneida Chapple, Gwen
Miller, Angelica Hernandez-Ortiz, John Deane,
Crystal Lash, Rina Rosa Reyes, Clyde Hunter,
Dave Philipp, Beverlee Leo, Fred Leo, Cooper
Hayes, Carlos Handal
Por favor recuerden a SJV en su planificación de ul ma
disposición y testamento.
WEEKLY LAWN CREW
“God’s infinite love for each one of us helps us to grasp our
identity and our worth. The recognition of this dignity
leads us to respect and protect each person’s life…”
—Respect Life Program pamphlet, Advance
Medical Directives: Planning for Your Future, USCCB
Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities
SJV PASTORAL COUNCIL (PC) MEETING
Minutes — Meeting held on September 25, 2014; from 7:30-8:30 p.m.
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PC members: Fr. George Sabol, Fr. Reto Davatz, Deacon Johhny Rentas, Deacon Frank Przybylek, Deacon Carlos Garcia,
Trina Burke, Lourdes Fontanes (Recorder), Paul Bleess, Sue Baird and Maria Laboy (Facilitator).
Representa ves from various ministries/guests: Karl Kuhlken, Chris Butler, Amelia Kuhlken, Julio Cesar Morales, Joe Calderara, Phyllis Major, Lori Dixon, Aracelis Aranda, Adolfo Miramontes, Frank Moran, Barbara Hallstrom, Frances Rentas,
Peggy Lynch, Stephanie Talley and Olga Caubo, and Javier Cortez.
The purpose of this mee ng was to welcome our new friars, and to provide a forum for them to eﬀortlessly meet the leaders
of the various ministries. Introduc ons made by all in a endance, as follows:
Fr. George, who arrived at SJV on September 23, shared that he has lived in several states in the U.S., and also in Canada,
Costa Rica and Brazil.
Fr. Reto has been in SJV for a few weeks now, he comes from Canada. He has been a friar since 2004, and an ordained
priest for three years. He is assigned to Blessed Trinity High School, but will be a weekend assistant at SJV.
Each of the ministry leaders had a brief opportunity to introduce themselves, sta ng how long they have been ac ve in
the parish, and describing their ministry. Eighteen ministries were represented.
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Minutes of the PC mee ng held April 28 were approved, following a correc on by Deacon Frank, who stated a Building Commi ee is not ac ve, and that there is a need to find out what exactly was submi ed on behalf of SJV to the Archdioceses
this summer, so that our new Pastor can follow up on this important ma er.
Ministry Rosters – Maria recently updated hardcopy SJV staﬀ and ministry rosters, and asked everyone to look at such, to
ensure we have the correct names, phone numbers and email addresses.
Updates to the SJV Website and other Social Media -- Chris Butler has been hired as Informa on Technology Specialist, she
is also an ac ve member of SJV. She is responsible for upda ng the parish’s website and social media pages. New and/or
improved online resources include the following:
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– Here you can find out when an event is taking place, the mee ng room that was
reserved for the event, name of the event organizer, etc. It is cri cal that anyone planning a mee ng or event at SJV first
contact the oﬃce staﬀ at 770-941-2807, or email the parish at parishoﬃ[email protected]. There have been instances when
someone who reserved a room gets to church, to find out someone else is using that same room. The online calendar
should alleviate these concerns, as now anyone can check out the online calendar prior to organizing the event; if the
room shows as available, contact the oﬃce and reserve it.
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U -Visit our website, www.sjvpar.net, and sign up to receive our new SJV Newsle er, and other news/
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– Like us and follow us on Facebook, at www.facebook.com/SJVLithiaSprings.
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- Send photos of SJV to share in our website, send to [email protected].
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- Go online to find out when you are scheduled to serve as Eucharis c Minister. To
make your search easier, informa on is sorted by date and name.
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–Chris Butler will be contac ng each ministry leader to obtain informa on for
pos ng on our website. As a minimum, we should have a list of all ministries, a brief descrip on of what the ministry is
chartered to do, and point of contact informa on.
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– Enhancements will be made to the current electronic form, and other relevant material will
be posted to make the process more informa ve and easier.
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– Informa on presented by Karl Kulhken, on behalf of Sharon Loiselle, Director of Forma on:
Tui on collected thus far is $17,000; and we have 200 families that are making par al payments or have not
paid.
Students enrolled as follows: 80 for Pre-K to 1st Grade classes; 228 for 2nd to 5th grade classes on Tuesday/
Wednesday; 134 for EDGE (6th-8th grade) including Sacramental Prepara on, and 139 in LifeTeen (high
school) on Sunday evening. Forty-Two are a ending Confirma on classes on Sunday at 4:00 pm; and 135 are
enrolled to receive First Eucharist.
As you can see, we are very blessed with these many children and adults enrolled for the various Faith Forma on
Classes at SJV, but it gets crowded due to lack of space. There is a need to address space needs for the future.
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– Paul Bleess reported that we ended the fiscal year $13,000 ahead of plan, through expense reduc ons
and increase in weekly oﬀerings. We are $4,000 short from mee ng our archdiocese appeal goal; however, we are
s ll missing $50,000 pledged that has not been paid. We have $569,000 between the building fund and capital
campaign fund.
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Maria shared that she a ended a few of the mee ngs the Stewardship Team hosted this summer, under the
leadership of Fr. Jude Michael and Frank Moran. The Stewardship Commi ee has iden fied a need at SJV to
reach out to the younger genera on (various age categories), people from all cultures and walks of life, as
well as new parishioners. As a parish, we need to find a way to eﬀec vely get the word out about the various
ministries, get people excited and involved. Frank Moran, leader of the Stewardship Commi ee, was invited
to seek assistance from the PC or other ministries to follow up on ac on items, issues or concerns his team
has iden fied. Anyone interested in joining the Stewardship Commi ee should contact Frank at
[email protected].
Sue Baird expressed a concern about many parishioners not finding out on the passing of a fellow church member in
a mely manner. It was stated that now that Chris Butler is keeping the SJV website updated, this informa on can
easily be disseminated. It will require that as soon as the oﬃce staﬀ is no fied, or the friars, they advise Chris and
provide the necessary details.
Fr. George stated that he has been in other parishes where there is a Bereavement Commi ee. Upon the death of a
parishioner, members of the commi ee immediately reach out to the family to find out their needs so that the parish
can step in and assist not only for the funeral, but a erwards. They help the families select the readings and hymns
for the mass as well. Fr. George encouraged all leaders in a endance to give this idea some thought, to talk about it
with their respec ve ministries, and to let the PC know who from their ministries are interested in forming such a
commi ee. Contact Maria Laboy at [email protected] if you have ideas or name of volunteers, so that we can
coordinate this eﬀort in the near future. Parish members at large are invited to get involved.
Our next SJV Pastor’s Council mee ng is to be announced soon, once our new Pastor gets se led.
October 12, 2014
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 25:6-10a
Psalm 23
Philippians 4:12-14, 19-20
Matthew 22:1-14 or 22:1-10
In these last weeks of the liturgical year, our readings focus on
things associated with the end of the world. Isaiah anticipates a day when God will defeat the enemy and
host a great feast. He envisions this feast to be held on
Mount Zion, the mountain of Jerusalem, when the Day
of the Lord comes. “Rich food and choice wines” will
be provided “for all peoples” (v 6). A note of hope is
sounded when the prophets tell us that God “will destroy death forever,” wiping away “the tears from every
face” (v 8). For God’s people, it will be a time of great
joy.
In a personal note Paul speaks of his experience
of living both “in humble circumstances” and “with
abundance” (v 12). Because of “him who strengthens
me” (vg 13), Paul can face any trial that comes his way.
He goes on to thank the Philippians for their support
while he is in prison: “it was kind of you to share in my
distress” (v 14). Their generosity reflects a close relationship, witnessed in his opening words, “ I hold you in
my heart, ...partners with me in grace” (see 1:7).
The imagery of a wedding feast in today’s Gospel anticipates the Day of the Lord. For the church this
banquet represents the messianic banquet at the end of
time. The parable teaches us that it is not enough to
accept the invitation; we must act on it as well. Those
who were originally invited to the feast “refused to
come” (v 3) when the time of the feast was announced
to them. As a result the invitation is extended to others,
reminiscent or the church’s outreach to those outside
Israel.
For reflection: What is my image of the Day of
the Lord? Why is caring for each other such an important part of our vocation?
TOOTSIE ROLL DRIVE
Our Knights of Columbus Council will be
sponsoring their annual Tootsie Roll Drive
here at the church to benefit intellectually and physically challenged of the area.
The Drive will take place on the weekend
of October 25-26.
In today’s Gospel we hear Jesus say:
“Many are invited, but few are chosen.”
To give thanks for all that God has given to you, have you considered answering the call to help serve the poor by
joining the Society of St. Vincent de
Paul.
URGENT!!!!
Our St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry needs the following items: canned meats and paper goods. If you can
donate any of these items, please deposit them in the
bins provided in the gathering area..
THANK YOU!!!
Volunteers are needed to help handle the numerous requests for
assistance that come into the St. Vincent de Paul Society. If
you can donate some time to assist in this ministry, please call
the parish office at 770-941-2807.
FOOTBALL GAME TICKETS
The Knights of Columbus are selling tickets for the Georgia Tech vs.
Virginia Football game on November 1st in support of our Christmas
Fund Charity for a family/families
in this parish. Please contact Al
Brewer @ 404-259-3907, Duane
Donovan @ 404-276-0960 or Joe
Calderara @ 404-218-7075 for more information.
The Knights of Columbus
wants and needs your Support!
Our Knights of Columbus St. John Vianney
Council #12580 is sponsoring their annual
Frank Lewis Memorial Golf Classic to support scholarships.
Even if you are not a golfer, consider making a dona on or
sponsoring a hole. This is a great way of helping your local
Knights and youth.
Date: Thursday, October 16, 2014
Loca on: Dogwood Hills Country Club
Austell, GA
There will be food and prizes.
For more details on how you can support
us or sign-up your team contact Will Adamovich @ (404) 313-8839 or Duane Donovan (404) 276-0960.
Sign-up sheets are located in the gathering area.
El horario para las misas en español es el siguiente:
Miércoles 7:00 PM
Domingo 7:00 AM
Domingo 1:30 PM
BIENVENIDOS
12 de octubre
28º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Por las parejas que tienen dificultades para
concebir un hijo: que el Espíritu Santo las
colme de esperanza en el plan amoroso de
Dios; Roguemos al Señor:
“Desde antes de formarte en el seno materno, te conozco; desde antes de nacieras,
te consagré como profeta para las naciones”.
— Jeremías 1:5 ( Leccionario © 2011Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral
Litúrgica de la Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano, se usa con
permiso.)
habrá una reunión el sábado 18 de octubre a las 6:00 PM
en el salón de St. John para el Ministerio Hispano. Esperamos ver a todos los encargados de los diferentes ministerios. Si los lideres no pueden asis r a esta reunión, les
exhortamos a que envíen un representante.
NOTICIAS DE LA SEMANA
Clases De Ingles Para Adultos
Cuando: Lunes y Miércoles de 5:007:00PM
(Comenzando 1ro de Octubre)
Donde: Hunter Park
8830 Gurley Rd. Douglasville,
30134
Costo: $90 por el curso de 9 semanas
Para mas información llame a Geri White
al 770-366-4029
Horario de oficina para servicios
en español únicamente los:
Lunes, Martes y Jueves de
9:00am - 1:30pm
Miércoles
10:00am - 1:30pm
ENTRADAS PARA EL JUEGO DE FÚTBOL
Es tiempo para limpiar todos los artículos
adquiridos a lo largo del año.
Los jóvenes de CHWC tendrán una venta de
artículos usados en beneficio de su Viaje de Misión del 2015.
La venta de artículos usados será:
sábado, 25 de octubre
a partir de las 8:00AM — 2:00PM.
Necesitamos donaciones para hacer de
esto un éxito.
Para comunicarte con el Padre José a la Parroquia enen que hacer
lo siguiente:
Marcar el Número 770-941-2807, después
Presionar el # 1 (Inglés), en el momento que escuchen la grabación,
presionar el # 5, al volver a escuchar la grabación
presionar el # 3, es la extensión del Padre.
Horario de oficina para servicios en español:
Lunes a Jueves de 9:00am a 1:30pm
Los caballeros de Colón están vendiendo entradas para el par do de
Futbol Americano de Georgia Tech
contra Virginia fútbol el 1 de noviembre. Los fondos recaudados servirán
para apoyar a familias de esta parroquia durante la época de Navidad.
Para obtener más información, por favor póngase
en contacto con Al Brewer @ 404-259-3907, Duane Donovan @ 404-276-0960 o Joe Calderara @ 404-218-7075.
Para comunicarte directamente a la oficina en español, debes hacer lo siguiente:
Marcar el Número 770-941-2807, después
Presionar el # 1 (Inglés), en el momento que escuchen la grabación: Presionar el #5, al volver a escuchar nuevamente la grabación, Presionar el #6,
en cuanto contesten solo pidan hablar con Karla.
To The Parents:
We have over 130 Middle School and
140 High school students coming to
the EDGE and Lifeteen programs,
which is a wonderful gift.
This week at Edge w will discuss the story of Joseph
and how God called him to trust even in the midst of
miserable circumstances. We also talked about how
God’s gifts in our lives leave us with a responsibility to
give as well. Here are some questions to ask your
youth about the Edge Night:
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That is great News but now we need
more Core people to help!
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Adult Volunteers Are Needed
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Those who minister to our youth are in
the seed planting business. These core
members can profoundly impact a
middle school and High School
youth’s spiritual and emotional development.
This can have a lasting and positive
impression on the youth into adulthood.
If you are interested in volunteering
for either of these programs, please
contact:
Sharon Loiselle
Religious Education Director at
[email protected]
Or
Karl Kuhlken
[email protected]
We are now accepting registrations from students currently in
8th grade through 12th grade to attend our Catholic Heart
WorkCamp mission. The mission trip will take place June
21st—June 27th. The mission trip will be to Hardeeville, SC.
You can obtain the registration form from our website
(www.sjvpar.net/faith_formation/lifeteen.php) . A deposit of
$85.00 is required to hold your student’s place. We are limited
to the first 21 students.
To learn more about this camp: www.heartworkcamp.com
In what ways in our own family could we celebrate or
highlight the beautiful gifts and blessings of each
member better?
How are family members able to trust in God through
hardship or difficulty?
What are some ways we as a family can give from
the bounty that God has given to us?
Para Los Padres:
Esta semana hablaremos de la historia de José y de cómo Dios lo llamó a confiar aún en medio de circunstancias miserables. También hablamos sobre cómo los
dones de Dios en nuestras vidas nos dejan con la responsabilidad de dar también.
Aquí están algunas preguntas para sus hijos sobre la
lección de esta noche:
* ¿De qué maneras en nuestra propia familia podríamos
celebrar o resaltar los regalos hermosos y las bendiciones de
cada miembro mejor?
* ¿Cómo son capaces de confiar en Dios los miembros
de la familia durante sufrimiento o dificultad?
* ¿Cuáles son algunas maneras en que nosotros como
familia podemos dar gracias a Dios por las abundancias que nos ha dado?
The Archbishops Appeal
pledges for this year are
less than 50% paid off,
we certainly appreciate
your pledges and just
want you to keep this
expense in mind when you are doing your
budgets. Also, to those good folks who
pledged to our new windows, as you can
see, little by little they are coming into
view and we have about $40,000 pledged
that needs to be paid. As always, your attention to these matters is a blessing!
BACKPACK WEEKEND FOOD PROGRAM
Did you know that some children
in our community go home from
school on weekends with very little
food at home? A Gift of Love Services , through the BACKPACK
FOOD PROGRAM, furnishes approximately 100 needy children two meals a day,
plus snacks for the weekend (or for the holidays
when they are out of school). Through your donations, 3 children will be sponsored.
Items needed on continual basis:
Pop tarts
Soup
Canned chicken or tuna
Saltines
Hot & Cold single servings of cereal
Chips
Fruit cups
Beanie Weenies
Juice boxes Pudding snacks Applesauce
Mac & Cheese Cheese or Peanut Butter Crackers
Milk Boxes (non refrigerated)
Items that children can prepare themselves
Donations can be left in a labeled container
in the lobby.
PRAYING PACEM IN TERRIS: There is every indication at the present time that these aims and ideals are
giving rise to various demands concerning the juridical
organization of States. The first is this: that a clear and
precisely worded charter of fundamental human rights be
formulated and incorporated into the State's general constitutions.
Secondly, each State must have a public constitution,
couched in juridical terms, laying down clear rules relating to the designation of public officials, their reciprocal
relations, spheres of competence and prescribed methods
of operation.
The final demand is that relations between citizens and
public authorities be described in terms of rights and duties. It must be clearly laid down that the principal function of public authorities is to recognize, respect, coordinate, safeguard and promote citizens' rights and duties. (75-77)
Excerpt of Saint John XXIII’s
Pacem in Terris
Provided by Justice & Peace
Ministries, Archdiocese
It is that time
of the year!
Time to clean out all the
items you have acquired
throughout the year.
CHWC teens will be hos ng
a yard sale to benefit their 2015 Mission Trip. The
yard sale will be held on Saturday, October 25,
2014 from 8am—2pm. We need dona ons to
make this a success.
Dona ons can be dropped oﬀ at the church on
Friday, October 24th or we will pick up large
dona ons on Friday, October 24th. To schedule a
pickup, send an email to parishoﬃ[email protected] .
In the email give your name, contact info and list of
items, so we can make arrangements for picking
up the items.
Plan your child’s future at
St. Joseph Catholic School
Join school principal, Mrs. Patricia Allen at one or both of
these sessions to learn more about our co-educational Catholic school.
Curriculum with the Principal - Tuesday, Oct. 14 @ 7
PM
A Day at St. Joseph School - Tues. Oct. 28 @ 10 AM
RSVP 770-428-3328 or info@ stjosephschool.org
We have multiple ways to
find out what is happening
at St. John Vianney:
Our website has been updated
with a new calendar.
We have a link on the website
where you can signup for email
no fica ons.
Keep checking back—our website will be updated
weekly.
You can also “LIKE” us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/SJVLithiaSprings
Do you have sugges ons or ques ons?
Email Chris Butler at [email protected]
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