MASS INTENTIONS

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 ****

7:00 Roy Bohne requested by The Smith Family

7:00 Carol Ann Biava requested by The Smith Family

9:00 Mary Napolitano requested by Loving Daughter & Family

9:00 Michael Sollazzo requested by

Stephen & Jennifer Yannucciello

7:00 Margarita Galati requested by The Maravegias Family

7:00 Donald Copes requested by Kim & Louis DeQuatro

9:00 Cornelius J Dunleavy requested by Loving Wife

9:00 Debbie Schramm requested by Mr & Mrs Gerard Pray

7:00 Rosemary Gotsch requested by

Mr & Mrs Cornelius McGregor

9:00 Theresa DeFilippo requested by Marie DeFilippo

9:00 Robert Miller requested by The Mawn Family

7:00 George Harkins requested by Maureen & Family

9:00 Crystal Clark requested by Loving Mother

9:00 Edward Houser requested by

Charles & Connie Houser & Family

7:00 Deceased Members of the Hughes Family

9:00 Anthony Croce requested by The DeLisio Family

9:00 Cecilia Gonzalez requested by Loving Family

8:00 Theresa DeFilippo requested by Marie DeFilippo

8:00 Frank & Millie Rega & Viola Johnson requested by

Michele Clifford

5:00 John Dellapina requested by Angelo & Andrea

5:00 Harry Kenny requested by Jane Favale

7:00 Cornelius J Dunleavy requested by Loving Wife Anne

7:00 Joseph Louis Ferrara requested by Loving Family

9:00 For the People of the Parish

9:00 Marie Antonucci requested by Geri & Mike Devenney

9:00 Carol Lubrano requested by George Abatemarco

10:30 Lawrence Chambers requested by The Wimpelberg Family

10:30 Theresa Schiano requested by the Mawn Family

10:30 For the Intentions of the Celebrant

12:00 Thomas W Dlubac requested by Primo Zanoni

12:00 Frank Priore requested by Robert & Gabriella Smith

12:00 For Fr. Dineros 50th Anniversary

5:00 Yumiko Gruja requested by Loving Husband

5:00 Howard Patterson requested by Judith Romano

5:00 For Our Beloved Dead

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

Thomas Rigney Jr, Carole Adamski, Anna Testa, William

Dickson, Domenica Vitale, our deceased soldiers and all of our

deceased relatives and friends.

REMEMBER OUR SICK

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

Robert Barello Anthony Bock Oliver Bouchard

Robert Cipriani Emmanuel Coby Regina T Cohen

Josephine D''Agostino Allan Delgardo Anna Dorney

Kristine Duschenchuk Julie Ann Farkas Andrea Griffin

William J Guthrie III Raymond Harold Mary Hayes

Jack Kelleher Georgiana Lopez John McGarry

Juliana McLarney Rita Meehan Maureen Melchiona

Timothy M Nigro Edward Percesepe Grace Catherine Peshkur

Nicole Ramaglia Marco Recine Joan Reilly

Frances Romagnuolo Salvatore Romagnuolo Barbara Rooney

Rose Russo Leticia Schilt Marie Schwind

Lori Slack Antonina Sturiano Joan Teaney

Henrietta Varon Keith Vasak Stephen Walsh

Patrick Woods Danny Yezzo

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

OUR PRIEST-CELEBRANTS

7:30 pm Fr Maffeo 5:00 pm TBA

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

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

10:30 am Msgr Boccafola10:30 am Fr Boyle

11:00 am Fr Maffeo 12:00 pm Fr Maffeo

12:00 pm Fr Butler 5:00 pm Fr Boyle

12:30 pm Fr Boyle

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ALTAR BREAD & WINE

The gifts offered at our Masses this

weekend

Are Donated in the Memory of

The Mickelson & Williams Families

Requested by

Barbara Mickelson

OUR LITURGY

Peter makes clear the source of the authority of the Apostles.

Jesus, anointed by God, commissioned the Twelve to preach

to all people. Paul teaches that those who seek Christ will be

glorified with Him when He returns. Today’s Gospel

describes the discovery of the empty tomb, but its significance

is not yet fully understood.

FROM THE DESK OF FR. MIKE

Today is the great day we have been waiting for, when everything comes into clear focus, as we fully

realize that God can take even death and turn it into eternal life. And it is not just for one day, but every day.

The angel has removed the stone from the tomb and we are filled with great joy, anticipation, and a sense of

abiding peace. JESUS CHRIST HAS RISEN TODAY and with Him the whole Human Race. The whole

Church shouts out Alleluia and we have new hope. Yes, a new hope which makes life totally different,

for we can no longer look at humanity the way we did before the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

We have been restored to that which we were meant to be before sin entered into the human family. We

have now shed the black mantle of sin and put on the white garment of the Risen Christ. All we need do is

be open to the Power of Holy Spirit, the power we received in Baptism. We must realize that through the

Risen Christ, we can make a real difference, and we can help others flee from sin and despair and embrace

the new life of Christ. We can indeed do it. We must certainly do it, and with Christ behind us, we can do

anything. So don’t delay, rejoice and be glad and after you celebrate with family and friends, get out and

GET BUSY. Remember we now have 50 Whole days to celebrated Easter.

On behalf of Fathers Paul, Thomas, Mike Boyle, Peter Liu, our Deacons James Altonji, Joseph Califano,

entire Parish Staff of Saint Joseph’s, we wish you and your families a very Holy and Happy Easter-may the

peace of the Risen Christ be with you always.

Also, a very special word of thanks to all those who help put together and served at the very festive

breakfast last Saturday in honor of St. Joseph’s Feast Day. Thank you all and God bless you.

Next Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday; we will observe this holy day with a special Holy Hour before the

Blessed Sacrament and the reciting of the chaplet of the Divine Mercy at 3 PM. Also, on that same day at

the 12 Noon Mass we will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Ordination for our dear Father Santiago

(Jimmy) Dineros. He will be the principle celebrant at that Mass and a reception will follow the Mass in

Carew Hall. Happy Anniversary Fr. Dineros, thank you for the many wonderful years of faithful service.

Sunday, March 27, 2005 Page 3

Parish’s Confirmation Program (Level 8) have to attend

an information meeting. This meeting will be held in the

Church at 7:30 p.m. Deacon Jim Altonji, the parishes

Confirmation Coordinator, will be discussing the

upcoming Confirmation Prep program. It is important that

you attend this meeting. Students need not be present but

are more than welcome to attend.

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

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

is now being accepted for Sunday School 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

Very early in the morning after the

sabbath, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb

to anoint Jesus’ body with precious oils.

The reward of this good and conscientious

steward was to be the first to know that

Jesus had been raised from the dead!

Alleluia!

Weekly Offering

Weekly Operating Expenses $ 21,250

816 envelopes 17,575

Loose collection 4,053

Total Palm Sunday $21,628

Same Collection Last Year 21,452

Poor Box last weekend $429

Bishops Overseas Appeal Collection $1,416

Same Collection Last Year 1,807

Fuel collection 3/20/05 $1,532

Fuel collection to date 10,853

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

PREGNANCY CRISIS HOTLINE - We are here to help

you. Please call 981-6888.

Banns of Marriage

Religious Education

Office hours are Monday 9 to 4 p.m.

Tuesday and Wednesday 10 to 4:00

Thursday from 9 to 4:00

Office is closed on Friday

The Religious Ed staff wishes all a Very Happy and

Blessed Easter.

Registration forms were given out during the last two

weeks of classes. If you did not have an opportunity to

pick them up, please come into the Religious Ed office for

them.

Any child entering grade 1 in September should be

registered for Level 1 - the first year of Communion prep.

Level 1- Parents should make arrangements to go to the

Rectory to have your child’s prayers heard with one of

our priests, this needs to be done by May 31st.

Level 1 year end celebration on April 8th, 6:45 p.m. in the

Church. Books should be turned in at that time.

Level 2 On Saturday, April 2 we are offering a workshop,

to be held in Fr Carew Hall. We will have rooms set up

for crafts, videos and banner distribution. Please refer to

your letter containing full details and starting time.

Tuesday, April 5th the parents of students entering the

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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

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

“To kill one human being for the benefit of another

is never morally justifiable”, said Patricia Payne, a

woman suffering from Parkinson’s for 14 years,

adding “to kill the weak in order to benefit the strong is

even more objectionable.” Ms. Payne recently testified

before the Massachusetts Legislature’s newly created

Joint Committee on Economic Development and

Emerging Technologies. She has been selected as one

of a dozen participants in Dr. Michel Levesque’s adult

stem-cell research and therapy program to treat

Parkinson’s.

According to Fr. Tadeusz Pacholczyk (Father Tad),

who studied neuroscience at Yale University and

theology at Gregorian University in Rome, the

Catholic Church supports three of the four ways that

stem-cell research is currently being conducted. They

are: >Adult stem-cell research, involving the growth of

stem cells from the patient’s own tissue or that of

another living donor. >Stem cells developed from

umbilical cord blood or placentas after a delivery is

completed. >Cells from fetal tissue derived from

miscarriages (also called spontaneous abortions), as

long as the parents give informed consent.

The morally unacceptable fourth method is the use

of embryonic stem cells, usually harvested from living

embryos five to seven days after their creation in a test

tube. L.I. Catholic, March 9, 2005

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Mark Your Calendars

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

We here in New York State must be on the alert, as both

our Assembly and Senate are planning to introduce

legislation to promote and fund (to the tune of $100

million the first year) embryonic stem cell research.

Because both houses of the Legislature are now actively

discussing the issue, now is the time to make your voice

heard. Contact your Senator and/or your Legislator to

voice your opposition to this plan.

Here’s one address: Hon. --------(your legislator) NYS

Assembly, Legislative Office Bldg., Albany, NY 12248.

Call 518-455-4100. E-mail www.assembly.state.ny.us –

click on “Full Member Directory”

NYS Pro-Life Reporter, March 11, 2005

To do this in person, come to NYS Right to Life’s LOBBY

FOR LIFE DAY 2005 on Tuesday, April 5th, from 10 a.m. to

2 p.m. Learn the facts first-hand about stem cell research and

lobby your legislators. This means visiting them in their

offices. Call 631-588-0168 for more information. Bus

transportation is available. As a bonus, free T-shirts and a

special jam session at noon for all pre-registered teens and

their teachers.

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.

Michael Myles, a 5th Grade student at our school, took

part in a charity event that raised $8000 for a research

foundation to find a cure for children with cancer. The

event calls for volunteers to collect pledges and have their

heads in solidarity with children with cancer—and that’s

just what Michael did! He and his father were one of the

top 5 volunteers who raised the most money. All of St.

Joseph’s School is so proud of you, Michael!

Mother /Son night at Sports Plus last

Saturday was enjoyed by all. The boys and

their moms bowled the night away - or

laughed the night away depending on who

you talk to !!

Luke John Amato Savannah Helene Chironno

Cassie Marie Eggert

Jason John Materazo Ryan James O’Rourke

Thought You Might Like To Know

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

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.

Boy Scout Troop 272’s Pancake Breakfast was an overwhelming success. Our scouts are grateful to the parish for

your generous support. WE NEVER SAUSAGE A GREAT TURNOUT !

Boy Scout Troop 439 will be hosting a Spaghetti Feast on Sunday, April 10 from 11:30 to 2:30 at the American

Legion Post 155 located at 115 Church Street. Join them for food, fun and raffles!

Venturing Crew 777 is 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 crew. There will also be a Chinese Auction taking place

during the dinner. Please join us!

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.

Nassau Community College Center for Catholic Studies events:

Monday April 18, 7:30-10PM in the Multi-Purpose Room of the College Center - a panel discussion- “Catholic K-12

Education on Long Island: Problems and Prospects”.

Friday April 22, 12:30 to 2 PM - 11th Floor of the Tower Bldg.-lecture by Dr. W. Bradford Wilcox- “The Facts of Life

and Marriage: Social Science and the Vindication of Christian Moral Teaching”.

All are welcome. No fee or reservation required. For information call the Center’s Director, Joseph A. Varacalli, Ph..D.

at 516-572-7454. For directions call 516-572-7100.

The Office of Youth and Young

Adult Ministry is one of the

areas that receive funding from

the Catholic Ministries Appeal.

It falls under the category of

Education and Formation and

consists of four major program

areas: Parish Youth Ministry

Support and Young Adult

Development offers services

including a course on youth

ministry, retreats and prayer

days. It was also through its

efforts that over 550 youth of our

Diocese traveled to Toronto in

2002 to join Pope John Paul II

for World Youth Day.

Scouting has been adopted as

part of the Church’s ministry to

young people. Under the

guidance and support of Youth

and Young Adult Ministry,

activities for Catholic girls and

boys involved in Scouting, such

as Retreats and Pilgrimages are

offered so that young scouts can

grow in wisdom and grace

before God.

The CYO Support program

assists parishes in various areas

such as conducting an annual

conference for coaches that

emphasizes character

development, sportsmanship, and

spirituality as integral

components of youth sports.

CYO of Nassau & Suffolk is

responsible for the overall

running of the CYO sports

program throughout the Diocese,

which includes 27,000 youth

participants in 100 parishes.

Young Adult Ministry refers to

people in their late teens,

twenties, and early thirties,

whether single, married, or

divorced. It provides them

opportunities through programs

and resources to explore ways of

integrating faith into their lives.

Young Adult Ministry develops

leadership that will awaken,

empower, and strengthen others

in their journey of faith. This

past summer a group of 24

culturally diverse young adults

from our diocese participated in

a weeklong service project in the

Hartford, Connecticut area

working as a community of faith.

They served at various settings,

including a shelter for battered

women, a half-way house for the

mentally challenged, and

Catholic Charities Immigration

Services. This year a group of

young adults is planning a

similar experience at various

sites on Long Island.

© Copyright 2003 The Long Island Catholic

Parish Update

$33,855. To date 27 parishes

have passed their goal - among

them the Brentwood and

Roosevelt Parishes - and are

receiving refund checks! Please

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

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

47” Panasonic TV or

$1500 Tuition Credit at St. Joseph’s School

A Night on the Town: Dinner for Two

Tickets to a Show at the Smithtown Arts Council

Overnight Stay at the Holiday Inn Express

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.

Name_________________________________________ Telephone________________

Home Address__________________________________

__________________________________ Number of Tickets___ X $25 = _______Enclosed

Quotes and Comments

How fair and lovely is the hope that the Lord gave to the dead when He lay down beside them. Rise

up and come forth and sing praise to Him who has raised you from destruction.

***

What one sees depends on where one sets up one’s shop. Mine is at the entrance of an empty tomb.

***

Faith sees the invisible, believes the unbelievable, and receives the impossible. ~ Corrie ten Boom

***

It started with Jesus,

One drop of His blood,

It started as one drop

And welled to a flood.

His gift made your heart clean.

He made you His own.

Now you are His vessel,

To pass the gift on.

Go double the harvest,

Go spread His love out,

Go bless other people,

Go water the drought.

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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

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 include the following in the bulletin sick list:

______________________________

Name of person who is ill:

_____________________________ ____________________

Person making this request: Relationship to ill person

Your Phone #: _____________________

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

ST JOSEPH

CYO

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).

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!!!