MASS INTENTIONS

Sunday, March 20, Palm Sunday

7:00 For the People of the Parish

7:00 Francis McCarthy requested

by Gerard Amato

9:00 Elizabeth J Magee requested by Dcn & Mrs M DeBellis

9:00 Stanley Kwiathouski requested by His Loving Family

10:30 Ann Gregory requested by Les

10:30 Diana L Ferrara requested by Eugenia

12:00 Deacon Arnold Quaranta requested by

Loving Son & Family

12:00 Phyllis Latona requested by Barbara & Joseph Uddo

5:00 Mark Kurnatowski requested by Loving Family

5:00 Donald Nelson requested by The Dunphy Family

Monday, March 21

7:00 John Proscia requested by Patti Wilson

9:00 Szynaka & Regan Families requested by Loving Family

9:00 Thomas Charles requested by Joe Compitello

12:10 Anthony Prestigiacomo requested by

The Paduano Family

Tuesday, March 22

7:00 For the Intentions of the Celebrant

8:45 Antoinette Surusco requested by Geri & Mike Devenney

8:45 John Buckley Jr requested by Geri & Mike Devenney

12:10 Hannah Twombly requested by Georgann & Tom

Wednesday, March 23

7:00 Joseph R Saporito requested by Loving Wife

7:00 Anna Rampulla requested by the Hughes Family

9:00 Andrew Napolitano requested by

Loving Daughter & Family

9:00 Henry C King requested by Joe Compitello

12:10 Rev Raymond Nugent requested by

Agnes Ludwigson & Cathy Szynaka

Thursday, March 24, Holy Thursday

9:00 Morning Prayer

7:30 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper

Friday, March 25, Good Friday

9:00 Morning Prayer

12:00 Reflection on Seven Last Words of Jesus

3:00 Liturgy of the Passion

7:30 Stations & Veneration of the Cross

Saturday. March 26, Holy Saturday

9:00 Morning Prayer

9:30 Blessing of Easter Food

Anticipated Mass for Easter Sunday

7:30 PM Easter Vigil Mass

Sunday, March 27, Easter Sunday

All Masses said For the People of the Parish

7:00 Church

9:00 Church

10:30 Church

11:00 Carew Hall

12:00 Church

12:30 Carew Hall

**** No 5:00 PM Mass ****

IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO BRING UP THE GIFTS AT THE

MASSES ON SATURDAY OR SUNDAY, PLEASE CONTACT

ONE OF THE USHERS WHEN YOU ARRIVE FOR MASS.

REMEMBER OUR DEAD

Rose O’Brien, Mary Ellen Finn, Thomas McLaughlin,

our deceased soldiers and all of our deceased relatives and

friends.

REMEMBER OUR SICK

For this week, please pray for the sick, especially:

Michael Ambrosio Robert Barello Maureen Berdon

Anthony Bock Oliver Bouchard Robert Cipriani

Emmanuel Coby Regina T Cohen Josephine D''Agostino

Allan Delgardo Anna Dorney Kristine Duschenchuk

Maggie Errico Robert Filce Catherine Gracey

Andrea Griffin William J Guthrie III Raymond Harold

Mary Hayes Gail Karcher Jack Kelleher

Georgiana Lopez John McGarry Juliana McLarney

Maureen Melchiona Rita Meehan Timothy M Nigro

Edward Percesepe Grace C Peshkur Joseph Poirot

Nicole Ramaglia Marco Recine Joan Reilly

Thomas Rigney Jr Frances Romagnuolo Salvatore Romagnuolo

Barbara Rooney Rose Russo Joyce Ryan

Leticia Schilt Marie Schwind Lori Slack

Antonina Sturiano Joan Teaney Stacie Tizzard

Henrietta Varon Keith Vasak Stephen Walsh

Patrick Woods Danny Yezzo Brandon Zartler

PLEASE NOTE: To keep our prayer list current, we will keep names on the

sick list for two months. We ask families to return the bulletin cut-out to

include names of those who are ill for another two months.

OUR PRIEST-CELEBRANTS

Saturday Palm Sunday Easter Sunday

5:00 pm Fr Thomas 7:30 pm Fr Maffeo

7:00 am Fr Thomas 7:00 am Fr Thomas

9:00 am Fr Boyle 9:00 am Fr Butler

10:30 am Fr Maffeo 10:30 am Msgr Boccafola

11:00 am (Down) Fr Maffeo

12:00 pm Fr Maffeo 12:00 pm Fr Butler

5:00 pm Fr Butler 12:30 pm (Down) Fr Boyle

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ALTAR BREAD & WINE

The gifts offered at our Masses this

weekend

Are Donated in the Memory of

Deacon Arnold Quaranta

Requested by

Loving Son

&

Family

OUR LITURGY

Isaiah tells of the suffering servant who faithfully endures

persecution although he is innocent. Paul describes the self

giving love of Jesus as He empties Himself in obedience to

His Father. Each scene in the passion narrative shows us a

glimpse of the sacrificial love the Savior has for us. His love

overcame even denial and infidelity.

FROM THE DESK OF FR. MIKE

“Hosanna to the Son of David, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord; Hosanna in the

highest.” Jesus enters into Jerusalem on this Palm Sunday of The Lord’s Passion, as today, and this

Friday, we remember the last days of Jesus’ Earthly life. We will share in His Agony in The

Garden, being betrayed by one of His own, and the trials before the Sanhedrin and Pilate. We will

remember and even take the part of the crowd who calls out not to free the innocent carpenter from

Nazareth, but for the criminal Barabbas. We will also kneel before the Cross of Jesus (the Tree of

Life) and contemplate all He has done for us, and we will leave the Church in profound sorrow.

Yet, we will not leave in despair or hopelessness like the crowd who witnessed these events

2000 years ago. For we know that we will return next Sunday not only shouting hosannas, but also

that Jesus Christ has Risen Today! This is the Holiest Week of the Church’s year, and it is made so,

by what and how we remember. In this week, we will recall Holy Thursday and the sacraments of

Eucharist and Priesthood. We will remember His 7 Last Words, and in the Liturgy of His Passion

on Good Friday, we will remember His saving death.

Holy Saturday will find us blessing the new fire and the new water. We will celebrate with those

who are coming into the Church through the RCIA and remember our own Baptism. We will

celebrate the triumph over death and darkness. Our Lenten journey will come to an end, but our

Easter journey will be just beginning and we will be sanctified anew, and then we will shout from

the rooftops (oh, we will have to wait till next week, sorry)….

Please consult the bulletin for the schedule of services and the Sacrament of Reconciliation

during this week. Please remember that we have added two Masses on Easter Sunday that will be

celebrated in Carew Hall. The times of these masses are: 11AM & 12:30 PM. Also, please keep in

mind that the Easter Collection is one of the most important collections taken up in the course of the

year. Through your great generosity, the parish will be able to do much in serving the Gospel and

our brothers and sisters in Christ. Please be as generous as your means will allow.

Do all that you can, and allow God to do all that He can for you during this most holy of weeks.

Let us pray; Almighty Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, you sent your

Son to be born of woman and to die on a cross, so that through the

obedience of one man, estrangement might be dissolved for all. Guide

our minds by His truth and strengthen our lives by the example of His

death that we may live in union with you in the kingdom of your

promise. Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen

Fr. Mike

Sunday, March 20, 2005 Page 3

The Lord God has given me a well

trained tongue, that I may know how to

speak to the weary a word that will rouse

them, says Isaiah in today’s first reading.

The gifts God has given us are likewise

given for the good of others. How am I

using my gifts?

Weekly Offering

Weekly Operating Expenses $ 21,250

713 envelopes 14,344

Loose collection 2,637

Total Last Sunday $16,981

Same Collection Last Year 17,393

Poor Box last weekend $267

Bishops Overseas Appeal Collection $1,416

Same Collection Last Year 1,807

Fuel collection 3/13/05 $ 960

Fuel collection to date 9,321

Fuel expenses 9/1/04 - 3/7/05 $19,738

Parish Outreach

Free employment counseling is now being offered by a

retired business executive. Sessions will be held at the

Outreach office by appointment only. If you are

interested, please call Outreach between 10am and 3pm

Monday through Friday, at 981-6888. You will then be

contacted for an appointment date and time.

Fienstein Matching Grant - This foundation will match

all donations made to the Outreach Program during the

months of March and April. This is a great way to make

your contribution dollar go farther. The need is great but

the supply is low.

PREGNANCY CRISIS HOTLINE - We are here to help

you. Please call 981-6888.

Banns of Marriage

(Second Time)

D’Anna Eads and

Keith McNamara both of St Joseph’s

Jennifer Shockley and

Thomas Kehoe both of St Joseph’s

Jessica Rodriguez and

Carl J DiLallo both of St Joseph’s

Melissa Wade and

William Walker both of St Joseph’s

Stacy A McAllister of OLPH, Lindenhurst and

Paul A Manfre Jr. of St Joseph’s

Amy Brown of St Anthony of Padua, East Northport and

Joseph Giommetti of St Joseph’s

Respect Life

Religious Education

Office hours are Monday 9 to 4:00

Tuesday and Wednesday 10 to 3:30

Thursday from 9 to 3:30.

If you need to reach us after 3:30 pm on Tues, Wed or

Thurs please call the school number 588-4760.

The office is closed on Fridays.

Classes are now over for the 2004/2005 calendar year.

Registration forms for the 2005/06 year were given out

to the parents last week during class time. If for any

reason you did not receive them, please call our office.

Thank you to the Catechists and parents who came to

assist at the Temple. A thank you to Rabbi Nebel and her

staff.

A great big thank you to the Catechists and parents

who shopped, cooked and set up for the Video/Seder

presentation. Our students and all who attended enjoyed

and learned a great deal about our religious roots.

Do you know that St Joseph’s has a Sunday School?

It takes place at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday morning and

registration is now being accepted for next year, please

call the Religious Ed office for forms at 981-1805.

Entertainment Books are on sale in the Religious

Ed Office and the Rectory at a cost of only $18. WOW!

Stewardship

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SAY A PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPS

Please continue to remember them in your prayers.

CPL Jason Bertran PFC Justin Browne

CPL Michael Bruno PC Michael Dean Cantley

CAPT Kevin Connolly SPC Thomas E. Corcoran

CAPT Edward Cuevas COL Stephen Czerwinski

SGT Ryan Delaney SGT Stephen G DiGirolamo

Lt John Kenneth DiNero Lt Nancy DiNero

CPL Keith Flick SFC Raymond Fulton

RCT Michael Gabriellini SSG Jeremy Garcia

CAPT Jennifer Gotkin SPC Daniel Heuman

SGT Steven Knight 1SGT John Krumholz

SSG Stephen LeGrady Maj Kevin McCue

GM2 Gerard McGarity PFC Edward McGinn

SGT Patrick McNally PFC William Meyer

Andy Mezador SGT Daniel Montville

SSGT Brian Moran SGT James Munro

SSG Joey Napolitano LCPL Thomas Napolitano

LCPL Michael Napolitano LCPL James Neubauer

COP Jonathan Norris PFC Anthony Notaroberta

N/Seal Paul Padro ENS3 Lucy Padro

PFC Christopher Reid SGT Edwin Rivera, II

SSGT Jason Schiavo RCT Brian Schildt

SPC James Stanek SSG Thomas J Valentino

SSG Nick Vicale SGT John Thomas Vogt

CPL Mark Ward Maj Edward Ward

CPL Zachary Wilga SSG Dusty Williamson

(If you would like to include a soldier from your family who is serving, place

their name and rank on a piece of paper and put it in the collection basket)

China is Reversing Its Policy ….....Just days after the

Chinese government announced plans to provide

financial incentives to families who have newborn girls,

officials with East China’s Zhejiang province have

announced that it will strictly enforce a ban on all

abortions done to control the gender of the baby.

China’s one child population control program of forced

abortions and sterilizations has caused an epidemic of

families seeking to give birth to a baby boy. Faced with a

future where the predominately male population will

have few females to marry and sensing that this

dangerous trend needs to be reversed, national

government officials are instituting a new program

PAYING couples to have female babies! Families with

girls will be offered free schooling and better housing.

They will also be given preferential treatment in welfare

allowances and employment. This is good news.

LifeNews.com 8/17/04 St. Kilian Respect Life 11/07/04

Chinese Auction

The St Regis Columbiettes will be sponsoring a Chinese

Auction on

April 1 in the St Joseph School

Auditorium. The doors will open at

6:30PM and admission is $5.00 which

includes 25 tickets. Extra cards can be

purchased for $1.00. Coffee and cake

will be served. For more information

please call 585-1719.

Decorators Needed

Come and help to decorate our beautiful church for

Easter! Everyone is welcome to join us on

Saturday March 26 in the Church lobby

starting at 9:30 A.M. Remember - God

doesn’t call the qualified, He qualifies the

called.

School News

St Joseph’s School is accepting enrollment for the

2005-2006 school year. There are opening from Pre-K thru

8th grade. Please call the school at 588-4760 for more

information.

Our boys and their moms are enjoying time together at

Sports Plus this weekend. We look forward to all the

details in next weeks bulletin.

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Mark Your Calendars

Mar 24 Holy Thursday 7:30 PM Mass

Mar 25 Good Friday

12 noon Reflections on The Seven Last Words Of Christ

3PM Communion Service

April 1 First Friday 7:30PM Holy Hour

April 3 Divine Mercy Sunday 3PM Holy Hour

April 3 Fr Dineros 50th Anniversary Mass

12 Noon Reception to Follow

April 10 Unity Sunday

April 30 Healing Retreat 12:45-8:30PM

DAY of RECOLLECTION

Saturday, April 2nd, 2005 9 AM - 2 PM.

Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, Huntington,NY

Cost: $25 per woman

Our day of reflection, prayer and fellowship will be led by

Lee Descoteaux, our own in-residence seminarian. The

program will include a continental breakfast at 9 a.m. in

the refectory, a presentation by Lee in McKenna Lounge,

time for reflection/tour of the seminary, lunch and Mass.

Send your check (deadline March 25) payable to Catholic

Daughters Court 375 to: Regina Brown, 15 Wincoma Dr.

Huntington, NY 11743.

Directions to seminary: From 25A/Main Street,

Huntington, to West Neck Road. (driving West, it will be

a right-hand turn.) Proceed north for 3 miles. Turn right

into first seminary driveway you see marked “students”.

Park in back and enter through Visitors’ Entrance. Follow

the signs.

Call 631-423-0483 ext. 140 (w) or 631-424-6090 (h).

Sponsored by Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court

375 and St. Joseph’s Court, 975.

Healing Retreat

A Healing Retreat with Rev Bill Halbing

will be held here on Saturday, April 30

from 12:45 to 8:30 PM. This power

packed retreat consists of liturgy, confession, praise and

worship, witnessing, workshops, teachings and a healing

service! Registration is only $10 and includes

refreshments and dinner. Seating is limited, so register

early. The retreat is sponsored by Servants of the Lord

Prayer Community.

For more information please contact Max & Fler at

585-4828 or Benny & Thelma at 754-7660.

Welcome to the Newest Member of Our Parish Family

Robert Thomas Page

Penance/ Reconciliation/ Confessions:

After 7:00 & 9:00 Mass Monday, March 21 Diocesan Day of Reconciliation

4:00 to 5:00 PM

7:00 to 8:30 PM

After 7:00 & 9:00 Mass Wednesday, March 23

10:00 to 12 Noon Holy Saturday (for those unable to attend other services)

Holy Thursday

9:00AM Morning Prayer

7:30 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper followed by Solemn Procession

with the Blessed Sacrament to the Repository

11:00 PM Closing of Repository

Good Friday

9:00AM Morning Prayer

12:00 to 1:00 PM Reflections of the Seven Last Words

3:00 PM Commemoration of the Passion and Death Of the Lord Jesus

(Holy Communion distributed)

7:30 PM Stations of the Cross followed by Sermon & Veneration of the Cross

Holy Saturday

9:00 AM Morning Prayer

9:30 AM Blessing of Easter Food (in the Church)

7:30 PM Easter Vigil Liturgy (with Reception & Adult Baptism) 2 hrs.

Easter Sunday

Masses in the Church at 7:00, 9:00, 10:30 and 12:00 Noon

Masses in Carew Hall at 11:00 and 12:30

****There is no 5PM Mass on Easter Sunday****

In the remote southwestern area

of the Dominican Republic,

there are two Catholic parishes

staffed by volunteers from the

Diocese of Rockville Centre.

The first is San Pedro Apostol

in El Cercado and the second is

Nuestra Señora de Fatima in

Hondo Valle.

In 1979, following a request for

assistance from the late Bishop

Ronald Connors San Juan de la

Maguaña in the Dominican

Republic, leaders from the

Diocese of Rockville Centre

traveled there. Our diocesan

officials witnessed first-hand

that these parishes were in dire

need as the people were

starving and had little chance of

improving their situation.

Because our leadership felt it

was important to share our

resources with the poorest of

the poor, volunteers from our

diocese were asked to help, and

so our formal commitment to

these two parishes began.

Today, 25 years later, we

remain committed to assisting

the people of this struggling

area. Currently, Msgr. John

Cervini and Sisters of St.

Joseph Jane Reilly and Babs

Barry of our diocese are

voluntarily serving full-time

there at the parishes and at a

hospital hospitality house in

Santo Domingo. Their service

in helping the impoverished

people of this land is an

example for all of us to follow,

and one which we recognize

with profound gratitude.

Our main objective has been to

improve the quality of life for

the people of this area. Every

year, different groups from our

diocese also sponsor trips to the

two parishes. Lay and ordained

volunteers deliver food,

medicine and necessary

supplies. Our volunteers also

visit the poor, help with

Baptisms and provide necessary

assistance to the needy

residents. Frequently upon

returning from the journey, our

volunteers will share their

experiences with other

parishioners, which often

prompts other professionals to

travel to the Dominican

Republic and offer their

services free of charge.

Your gift to the Catholic

Ministries Appeal helps fund

this mission project of our

diocese and enables this most

important work to continue. We

help with such endeavors

because we, as Catholics, are

called upon to support the

universal Church, especially

those who are unable to help

themselves.

© Copyright 2003 The Long Island Catholic

Catholic Ministries Appeal 2005

St Joseph R C Church, Ronkonkoma, NY

Pledge: $ _________ Initial Payment: $ ________ Balance: $ _______

Thank you for your support. Please make checks payable to: Catholic Ministries Appeal

Name:______________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________

City_____________________________ State____ Zip __________

A Guide to Giving

Pledge 10 Payments

$ 300 $ 30

500 50

1,000 100

1,500 150

2,500 250

Catholic Ministries Appeal 2005

St. Joseph’s Home School Association

11th Annual Spring Fashion Show

Hawaiian Style

Wednesday, April 20, 2005

7PM - 11PM

At Villa Lombardi’s

877 Main Street

Holbrook, NY

$50. Per ticket - Includes salad, dinner, dessert, coffee/tea, beer/wine/soda

Chinese Auction Give-A-Ways 50/50 Cash Prize Raffles

Tickets can be ordered by filling out the form in the Church Lobby by April 13,2005

Catch the Wave

…..And a Chance to Win

Annual Fashion Show Raffle - April 20,2005

To Benefit St. Joseph’s School

1st Prize:

47” Panasonic TV or

$1500 Tuition Credit at St. Joseph’s School

2nd Prize:

A Night on the Town: Dinner for Two

Tickets to a Show at the Smithtown Arts Council

Overnight Stay at the Holiday Inn Express

3rd Prize:

Zenith Home Theater System

Donation: $25 Return this form with your payment to the Rectory by April 18, 2005 or

stop by our table after Sunday Mass. Tickets will also be available at the Fashion Show.

I want to catch the wave…

Name_________________________________________ Telephone________________

Home Address__________________________________

__________________________________ Number of Tickets___ X $25 = _______Enclosed

Food for Thought

Disciplines of True Fasting - True fasting can also be a time of feasting. Fasting can be a time when you

could: FAST from judging others; FEAST on Christ dwelling in them.

FAST from emphasis on differences; FEAST on the unity of all life.

FAST from apparent darkness; FEAST on the reality of all life.

FAST from thoughts of illness; FEAST on the healing power of God.

FAST from words that pollute; FEAST on phrases that purify.

FAST from discontent, FEAST on gratitude

FAST from anger, FEAST on Patience

FAST from pessimism; FEAST on optimism.

FAST from worry, FEAST on God’s providence.

FAST from complaining, FEAST on appreciation.

FAST from negatives, FEAST on affirmatives.

FAST from unrelenting pressures, FEAST on unceasing prayer.

FAST from hostility, FEAST on nonresistance.

FAST from bitterness, FEAST on forgiveness.

FAST from self-concern, FEAST on compassion for others.

FAST from personal anxiety, FEAST on eternal truth.

FAST from discouragement, FEAST on hope.

FAST from facts that depress, FEAST on verities that uplift.

FAST from lethargy, FEAST on enthusiasm.

FAST from suspicion, FEAST on truth.

FAST from thoughts that weaken, FEAST on promises that inspire.

FAST from shadows of sorrow, FEAST on the sunlight of serenity.

FAST from idle gossip, FEAST on purposeful silence.

FAST from problems that overwhelm, FEAST on prayer that sustains.

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Courtesy Announcements

Concert - Rachel Barton Pine, world renowned classical violinist, will be give a rare Long Island concert at

Our Lady of Lourdes Church in West Islip, on Friday, April 1 at 8 PM. The concert will benefit OLL’s Sister

Parish in Esquipulas, El Salvador. Tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for students under 16. For more

information call Our Lady of Lourdes Rectory at 662-3224.

International Luncheon will take place on April 17th from 1 - 5 PM at the Knights of Columbus Hall on

Pond Rd in Ronkonkoma. The cost of $12.50 pp includes prizes and entertainment. For tickets call Karen at

585-0828.

Everything You Wanted to Know About Annulments information meeting will be held at

St. John the Baptist High School in West Islip on Wednesday, April 13th from 8-10 PM. For registration call

516-678-5800 ext 508 or email clok@drvc.org.

The young men and women of Boy Scout Venturing Crew 777 are hosting a spaghetti dinner on April 9th at 6PM in

Carew Hall. Tickets are $6 per person and the proceeds they earn will go toward a trip to Philmont Scout Ranch, New

Mexico for a High Adventure Trek. Enjoy a “full-filling” dinner for not so much money and help the scouts. There will

also be a Chinese Auction taking place during the dinner. Please join us!

PARISHIONER REQUEST FORM

I/we would like to register as members of St. Joseph Parish.

NAME (s): ____________________________________________

ADDRESS:__________________________________ _________

PHONE: _______ - _____________ unlisted? (Yes) (No)

I/we would like become members of the parish. ( ) Yes

I/we would like to receive contribution envelopes. ( ) Yes ( )No

We make our donations each Sunday ( ) Weekly

We make our donations once a Month ( ) Monthly

( ) I would like to become an usher

( ) I would like to become a lector.

( ) I would like to become an altar server.

( ) I would like to become a Eucharistic Minister.

( ) I would like to become a choir member

( ) I would like to become a Catechist

( ) I would like to help maintain the parish plantings

( ) I would like to offer my following talents to the parish

(Please return to the Church Office or place in Collection Basket)

PARISH RESTORATION FUND

I/we wish to pledge (or increase our pledge to)

___ $5,000 ___ $4,000 ___ $3,000 ___ $2,000 ___ $1,000

to St. Joseph’s Parish Restoration Campaign.

I/we would like to make payments

___Annually ___Semi-Annually ___Quarterly ___ Monthly

spreading the payments over

___One year ___ Two years ___ Three years ___ Four years

NAME (s): ________________________________________

ADDRESS:_______________________________________

_______________________________________

PHONE: ______ - _________

AMOUNT ENCLOSED NOW: $ ________

(Please return this form in the collection basket or

to the Church Office)

REMEMBERING THE SICK

Please include the following in the bulletin sick list:

______________________________

Name of person who is ill:

_____________________________ ____________________

Person making this request: Relationship to ill person

Your Phone #: _____________________

(Please place in collection basket or return to Church Office)

One Person’s Trash, Another’s ...

BOX TOPS from cereals for Educational purposes are always

welcomed. Please drop them in the collection.

DEPOSIT BOTTLES AND CANS—Please place them in the

white trailer that is located on the school side of the Church on

weekends or behind the rectory during the week.

CELL PHONES—Please bring your no longer used or needed

cell phones and deposit them at the Scrip table in the Church

lobby.

Travel Soccer:

Gene ?467-0541

Intramural Soccer:

Beth ?737-6299

Track

Karen ?588-8636

Chairman: Henry

Baseball:

Gene ?588-1879

Girls Basketball:

Christine ?737-3142

Boys Basketball:

Frank ?585-6921

Melchiona ?676-6347

Sport for all Seasons

ST JOSEPH

CYO

Cub Scout Pack 272

Boy Scout Troop 272

St. Joseph’s Cub Scout Pack 272 and Boy Scout Troop 272

have fun, exciting, educational, character building programs

for boys, age 7 through 17 (first grade and up).

For more information or to enroll your child,

contact Dr. Louis Scotti at 656-8428

or e-mail JoinScouting@StJoRonk.org.

Even Used Inkjet Cartridges,

Have Their Uses

We have found a way to help St Joseph and keep those

complicated pieces of plastic, metal and printed circuit

boards out of the land fill. Drop them off (in a plastic

baggie) when you come to mass. We will send them to a

company who reuses them and gives the parish a bounty for

each. One note, to clear confusion, if it is larger than a fist,

it is not an inkjet cartridge!!!