MASS INTENTIONS

7:00 For the People of the Parish

7:00 Peter Galante requested by Carol & Michael Galante

9:00 Michael Bonserio requested by Loving Family

9:00 Julia Patanella requested by The Valcev Family

9:00 Father’s Day Novena

10:30 Father’s Day Novena

10:30 Diana L Ferrara requested by Lydia

10:30 Anthony Alfieri requested by Loving Wife &

Children

12:00 James J Reilly requested by Loving Family

12:00 Joseph D’Avanzo requested by Lori Zito

12:00 Intentions of the Celebrant

5:00 Andrea Griffin requested by Phil & Barbara Hoos & Family

5:00 Joan Marten requested by Mr & Mrs Jimenez

5:00 For Our Beloved Dead

7:00 Father’s Day Novena Mass

9:00 Paul Mistler requested by Gilda White

9:00 Matthew “Duke” Teofrio requested by Loving Family

7:00 Giovanni Cimmino requested by

Bill Hayes & Sharon Summers

8:45 Father’s Day Novena

8:45 David Alan DelGardo requested by Loving Aunt Mary

7:00 Father’s Day Novena

9:00 Larry Martone requested by the Anselm Family

9:00 Mamie DiSalvo requested by Linda Marino

7:00 John Cowert requested by Mike & Geri Devenney

9:00 Father’s Day Novena

9:00 Michael Clifford requested by Loving Wife

7:00 Father’s Day Novena

7:00 Charles Hazzard Jr requested by Cathy Sheehan

9:00 David Alan DelGardo requested by the Fitzgerald Family

9:00 Michael Cersosimo requested by Bill & Louise Schaaf

8:00 Father’s Day Novena

8:00 Cora Ann Brannick requested by Carol & Michael Galante

5:00 Salvatore Mauro requested by Loving Family

5:00 Anthony Riggio requested by Cathy & Jim Foy

7:00 Dominic Abbatiello requested by the Staff of Airport Diner

7:00 Charles Ribino requested by Elizabeth Ribino

9:00 Deceased Members of the St Regis Knights of Columbus

and Columbiettes

10:30 Madeline Amodeo requested by Mr & Mrs Mayo & Family

10:30 Helen Hanley requested by Margaret & Joe Heiselmann

10:30 Intentions of the Celebrant

12:00 Geni Moscato requested by the D’Agostino Family

12:00 Marianne Cassara requested by the D’Agostino Family

12:00 For the People of the Parish

5:00 Father’s Day Novena

5:00 Ronald MacKenzie requested by the Dinger Family

5:00 Francisco Rosa requested by Loving Family

REMEMBER OUR DEAD

Stephen Walsh, Raymond Cross, 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 Maureen Borden Oliver Bouchard

Emmanuel Coby Fr James Costello Josephine D'Agostino

Alan Delgardo Angelina DeSimone Olivia Marie Devine

Anna Dorney Geraldine DuBritz Maggie Errico

Howard Ferry Robert Filce Jennifer Giuliante

Catherine Gracey William Guthrie III Raymond Harold

Mary Hickey Gail Karcher Jack Kelleher

Louise LaRocca Georgiana Lopez Anita Louise

Anthony Maiorano Rita Maiorano Allison McAteer

Maureen McCann Michele McGee Juliana McLarney

Josephine Mileto Tom Nanry Timothy M Nigro

Grace C Peshkur Bari Pizzurro Arthur Plouffe

Joseph C Poirot Joan A Reilly Ralph Rivellese

Frances Romagnuolo Salvatore Romagnuolo Barbara Rooney

Rose Russo Jeanette Schaffer Sharon Schneider

Linda Stoltz Antonina Sturiano Peter Tantone

Veronica Thatch Stacie Tizzard Patrick Woods

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

OUR PRIEST-CELEBRANTS

Fr Boyle 5:00 pm Fr Thomas

Fr Boyle 7:00 am Fr Thomas

Fr Maffeo 9:00 am Fr Butler

Fr Thomas 10:30 am Fr Boyle

Fr Butler 12:00 pm Fr Maffeo

Fr Thomas 5:00 pm Fr Boyle

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ALTAR BREAD & WINE

The gifts offered at our Masses this

weekend

Are Donated in Honor of

Leona McInerney

Requested by

Phil & Gerry LePage

OUR LITURGY

The prophet Jeremiah is aware that his enemies are

powerful and many. He places his complete trust in God

and sings praise to him. In the Gospel, Jesus tells the

Apostles not to be afraid; their Father in heaven is

watching over them. Even those who can kill the body

cannot kill the soul. Paul teaches that God’s grace comes

to us through Jesus Christ.

Summer Family Festival. We will all miss him and we

wish him very well in his new assignment at Saint

William the Abbot in Seaford. I am extremely grateful

to Fr. Paul for all of his help and support during my

first two years here as Pastor. I would have been lost

with out him as he kept me informed as to how things

were done in the past and what was the long range

plans of Msgr. Midura and the other Pastors that came

before me. I personally will miss Fr. Butler, because in

this past 2 years we have become fast friends, and

while our friendship will continue, it will not be the

same as seeing him almost everyday and our getting

into one of our usual routines-which some of you have

witnessed on your visits to the rectory.

At present, I do not yet know who is coming to St.

Joseph’s. It appears that there were more assignments

than there were priests to fill them. This brings the

Vocation Shortage right to our door. I have been

informed that we will get a replacement for Fr. Butler,

but they are not certain when. So, it is quite possible

that we will have to go most of the summer without a

much-needed priest for our parish. But, I am happy to

announce our dear Fr. Peter Liu will be retuning to help

us for the summer months so that is a bright light for

us. Please pray for vocations to the priesthood-you can

now see the results when there are not enough priests to

go around. In spite of this, we are going to make St.

Joseph’s the best parish in the diocese. And the only

way to do this is for all of us to work together. That

means we all have to do our part and pitch in wherever

and whenever we can. I have asked our Deacons to take

on a more visible role and help when the priests cannot

be present. They have overwhelmingly agreed and I

thank God for them every day. This will also require

more Lay Leaders to come forward and carryout some

of the task that we have always relied on the clergy to

do (of a non-sacramental nature of course). When we

all work together, we will build the parish that we want

and set the standard for others to follow. Thank you,

because without you the Pastoral Staff would never be

able to do what we are called to do. And I thank God

every day for the wonderful gift of being the Pastor of

St. Joseph’s Parish.

On behalf of the Priests, Deacons, our Seminarian

Lee and the entire Pastoral Staff of St. Joseph’s we

wish to all of our fathers,

A VERY HAPPY AND BLESSED FATHER’S DAY!

God bless you for all you do for St. Joseph’s

What are you afraid of? Who are you afraid of?

Most of us are afraid of something-maybe its spiders,

snakes, mice, bugs, flying lighting and thunder or

sickness. What we fear or how we fear differs from

person to person, and sometimes it makes perfect sense

to be afraid and sometimes its something just in our

minds. Fear is a normal part of human life, and we must

remember that God gave us some fears so we wouldn’t

take steps that would hurt or even kill us.

Who are we afraid of is like what we are afraid of -

it differs from person to person. But now the question is

put to us do we allow the people we fear get in our way

from living out our faith. That is what Jesus is asking the

12 when He is sending them out, and tells them not to be

afraid, because God will be with them on their mission to

spread the Good News. Fear no one, because you are

more important to God than anything. God cares so

much about you that even the hairs on your head are

counted-that’s how well He knows and loves you. And

if God cares so much even for sparrows-who are sold,

for almost nothing- how much more will He care for you

and be for you.

We see this in our reading from the Prophet Jeremiah,

who is lamenting his prophetic mission-as people are

denouncing him from all sides. Even his friends are

looking for ways to betray him. Faced with this the

prophet is complaining to God, yet in the mid stream of

his complaint Jeremiah realizes that God is with him and

no matter what happens, God would be at his side and

defend him. Jesus is telling us the same thing in today’s

Gospel when He tells us not to allow anyone to scare you

or threaten you so you will lose your faith, or keep you

from spreading your faith with others. Don’t let anyone

tell you that your faith is useless or that God does not

care about you, because He does.

We must not let this type of person get a strong hold

on us or destroy our confidence in God. When these

people come into your life, be like Jeremiah and fight off

the temptation to give it all up. How do we do this? It’s

really quite easy, even when it seems very bleak. Just

turn to the greatest gift that God has given to humanity,

Jesus Christ. Allow Christ to be there for you and we

truly will not be afraid-at least when it comes to our

faith, its practice, and our sharing it. Now, as for a fear

of spiders, mice, tigers and lions and bears, well that’s up

to you and maybe the Wizard of Oz.

for a farewell reception for Fr. Butler. Fr. Paul has

been here at St. Joseph’s for 6 years and has shared with

us many great gifts, his wonderful sense of humor, his

love of theater, and how to make a great profit off the

Sunday, June 19, 2005 Page 3

FROM THE DESK OF FR. MIKE

Volunteers are needed for our Vacation Bible School

program. If you enjoy working with children and are 14

years or older, please call the Religious Ed office (981-1805)

and join the fun.

Just a reminder to all our Level 6 and 7 students and

parents - all curriculum requirements need to be met

before entering the next level. If your last progress report

stated that you needed to call for a conference and haven’t

done so, you must call so that you can go on to the next

level. Our Summer Packets have been handed out and

started. This packet needs to be completed to move into the

next level. If you have any questions, please call us. Our

office is closing on June 23rd.

Entertainment Books are now being sold for $10.00.

We have a dozen left so stop in the Religious Ed office for

your ½ priced copy now!

Stewardship

“Nothing is concealed that will not be revealed,” Jesus tells

us in the Gospel today, “and nothing hidden that will not

become known.” May our stewardship of God’s gifts be

such that we would not be ashamed if it were seen in the

clear light of day.

Weekly Offering

625 Envelopes $ 13,378

Loose collection 2,077

Total Last Sunday $15,455

Weekly Operating Expenses 21,250

Weekly Excess/Debt (5,795)

Same Sunday last year 15,713

Poor Box last weekend $325

Dominican Republic Mission Collection $6,058

Banns of Marriage

(Second Time)

DeAnna Narducci of St Joseph’s and

Thomas Donlon of St Thomas More

Laura Wanser of St Joseph’s and

Gilberto Mendez of St John of God

Elena Pace of St Joseph’s and

Robert T Huber of St Margaret of Scotland

Melissa Savage of St Joseph’s and

William Cairns of Levittown

Joanne Dineen of St John’s Bohemia and

Anthony J Carbonaro of St Joseph’s

Lynn Anne Siscaretti of Good Shepherd and

Christopher M Elliott of St Joseph’s

Susan Baron and Michael Resseque both of St Joseph’s

Catherine Lotardo of Church of the Resurrection and

Lawrence Collins of St Josph’s

Religious Education

Office hours are Monday 9 am to 4 pm

Tuesday and Wednesday 10 am to 4 pm

Thursday from 9 am to 4 pm

Office is closed on Friday

Registration Please return your forms ASAP. Our office

will be closing June 23rd and all forms received after that

date will not be processed until mid August. Any child

entering first grade in September should be registered for

level 1 which is the first year of the two-year communion

prep. If you are new to the parish, you may pick up

registration forms at the Rectory. Please make sure you are

registered in the parish and have an ID number.

Confirmation Registration forms were due by June

10th. If you did not send them in please do so.

Do you know St Joseph has a Sunday School Program?

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

is now being accepted for this program. Please call the

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

We will be happy to mail them to you.

New Catechists are always needed. We are especially

looking for volunteers for our Grade Levels 3,4 and 5. If you

love your faith and want to share your time and talent, please

call us. It would be our pleasure to have you join our

program.

We also want to wish Fr. Butler well as he leaves us to

go to St William the Abbot. We will miss you. Thank you

for being our moderator during your stay here at

St. Josephs.

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Please continue to remember them in your prayers.

PFC Justin Browne PC Michael Dean Cantley

SPC Thomas E. Corcoran SGT Ryan Delaney

LTCOL Kurt Diehl SGT Stephen DiGirolamo

CPL Keith Flick RCT Michael Gabriellini

SPC Daniel Heuman SGT Steven Knight

1SGT John Krumholz SSG Stephen LeGrady

MAJ Kevin McCue PFC Edward McGinn

SGT Patrick McNally PFC William Meyer

Andy Mezador SGT Glenn Miller

SGT Daniel Montville SSGT Brian Moran

SGT James Munro LCPL Thomas Napolitano

LCPL Michael Napolitano LCPL James Neubauer

LCPL Anthony Notaroberta N/Seal Paul Padro

ENS3 Lucy Padro MAJ Paul E Pinaud

SGT Edwin Rivera, II RCT Brian Schildt

SPC James Stanek SSG Nick Vicale

SGT John Thomas Vogt

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

RESPECT LIFE

With the dramatic announcement by South

Korean scientists that they have created 11

new varieties of stem cells from cloned

human embryos, supporters and detractors

are grappling with the sudden realization that

a once-theoretical technology has burst into

the realm of reality. It has sharpened the debates over

what some say is an unjust destruction of future lives.

Conservative groups have vehemently opposed such

research, arguing that the destruction of human embryos,

however early in their development, cannot be morally

justified – even if the intent is to save another life.

As the stakes in embryonic stem cell research rise, so too

does the potential for confusion about the scientific

process. Scientists, for instance, prefer the term “somatic

cell nuclear transfer” to describe the process of creating

stem cells from cloned human embryos, a technique

sometimes known as “therapeutic cloning”, to underscore

its goal. Some bioethicists, however, dislike that term,

(therapeutic cloning), reasoning that it may mislead

volunteer egg donors into believing they will derive a

benefit from what is still basic research.

Semantics aside, what did the South Korean researchers

really do? The scientists first collected skin samples from

patients and added the DNA from an individual cell to a

donated egg cleared of its own nucleus (the part which

would eventually become a human). Researchers have

learned how to trick this cell into dividing as though it

has been fertilized by sperm, but stop the process at an

early embryonic stage to extract the stem cells. The early

embryo, sometimes called a blastocyst, is destroyed, but

its stem cells may live on in a laboratory setting.

The technique works as follows:

DNA from adult cell injected into egg with no nucleus;

Egg begins dividing, forming a mass of cells; After 5

days it forms a blastocyst, a hollow embryonic ball of

cells; Stem cells are harvested, embryo destroyed

Bryn Nelson, Newsday, May 31, 2005

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Mark Your Calendars

June 24 Volunteer Appreciation Party 6:30 PM

June 26 Fr. Butler’s Farewell Party after 12 Mass

June 27 Golf Outing

10th Annual Family Festival

School News

A great big THANK YOU to Seminarian Lee for giving

an inspiring speech at Graduation !

R C I A

The summer inquiry schedule is as follows:

Meetings on 2nd & 4th Thursdays of June, July,

August and September from 7:30 - 8:30 in the

Rectory basement meeting room.

Parish Outreach

PREGNANCY CRISIS HOTLINE - We are here to help

you. Please call 981-6888.

Help Wanted

On June 25th the July issue of LIFE NEWS will be folded.

We meet in the Old School Gym; can you help? Please

come down anytime between 8:30 AM and 12 Noon.

Complimentary lunch will be served. Students working

for Confirmation service credits will be able to do this

work; please consider helping out. Thanks. If you need

more information please call 588-4437.

Good Bye Lee

The past ten months we have been blessed with

the presence of Seminarian Lee Descoteaux in our

parish family. Lee has shared with us our joys and

struggles. His compassion, quick wit and

eagerness to help have found him a place in our

hearts. We wish him well in the Dominican

Republic, his next assignment on the road to

priesthood. When he gets back we’re sure he’ll be

speaking Spanish fluently! God has a plan for Lee

and we thank Him for including us in it. Please

keep Lee in your thoughts and prayers as he

follows his calling. Lee, you’re family now, don’t

forget to visit, write, call or e-mail (we’ll take what

we can get!). May our Blessed Mother keep you in

Her loving care

Ryan Anthony Brozzoski

Sabrina Marie Calderone

Jenna Nicole Dickson

Kaylee Anne Kralicek

Louis Jonathan Monti

Tyler Joseph Moore

Taylor Morgan Tuhy

Catholic Ministries Appeal 2005

A vital ministry in our

diocese, aided by the Catholic

Ministries Appeal, assists the

deaf and others with disabilities.

Dominican Sister Joan Finn,

along with two priest chaplains

and one deacon, minister to the

hearing impaired and deaf so that

they can more fully join in the

life of the Church through sign

language Masses. In addition to

its weekly schedule of Masses,

the diocese offers classes in

preparation for receiving

sacraments.

Services are also provided

to the deaf and hearing-impaired

community for Baptisms,

marriages, pre-Cana, wakes and

funerals, as well as home and

hospital visitation. Additionally,

Deaf Senior Citizens meet every

Thursday at St. Frances de

Chantal Church in Wantagh and

Young Adult Socials are held

each month at St. Patrick’s

Church in Huntington.

St. Joseph’s by the

Numbers

Goal $74,800.

Pledged 50,203.

Percentage of Goal

67.1 %

Sister of Mercy Sally Ryan

coordinates the Pastoral Ministry

for Persons with Disabilities,

which focuses on religious

education, pastoral services and

social activities for members of

the disabled community.

Throughout the diocese

between 1,700 and 2,000

students are served in 99 special

education programs. Parents of

children with disabilities are

provided support through the

TOUCH (Talking Over Understanding

Children’s Handicaps)

program. Other services include

home and hospital visitations,

referrals for counseling and

placement in group homes.

Without your financial

assistance, these critical

ministries could not exist. Please

give as generously as you can to

the Catholic Ministries Appeal.

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 __________

This form can be returned to St Joseph Rectory or put in an envelope and placed in the Sunday collection.

We thank you for your support.

A Guide to Giving

Pledge 10 Payments

$ 300 $ 30

500 50

1,000 100

1,500 150

2,500 250

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ST. JOSEPH’S SCHOOL 6TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING

AT THE

TIMBER POINT COUNTRY CLUB

MONDAY, JUNE 27TH

Your day will include:

18 Holes of Golf with Cart

BBQ Lunch includes All Beef Hamburgers and

Frankfurters as well as Unlimited Soda and Beer

from 12:00 PM to 1:30PM!

Beer and Soda cart throughout outing!

Hole Sponsors* Prizes* Raffles* Give-Aways

Buffet Dinner with Carving Station, Dessert and

Top Shelf Open Bar at Timber Point Country Club!

Please RSVP by Tuesday, June 7th with tear off

below and $135 per player.

For additional information contact Brian Sanders

after 6PM at 475-9575 or 516-815-1884

Family Name:________________________________Class:_____________

Phone Number:_________________________

Number of Golfers______________X $135 per golfer =______________

Number for Dinner Only__________X $49 per person =______________

Around The Parish

St Joseph’s CYO / Ronkonkoma Soccer Travel Tryouts for boys and girls ages 8

and up will be held on Wednesday, June 22 at 6PM at Ronkonkoma Middle School. Call Tony

B. at 737-5159 for more information.

St Joseph’s Playgroup will be ending for the summer. We’ll see everyone again in September.

Courtesy Announcements

Summer Reading & Math Tutoring Program - the Catholic Learning Center’s 32nd Annual Summer Reading and

Math Tutoring Program will take place at St Gerard in Port Jefferson Station. Children from

grades 1-8 will be tutored by certified teachers in small groups of 10 or fewer students for 30

hours of uninterrupted learning. The modest fee includes testing, materials, and parent

conferences. Call the Catholic Learning Center for registration or information at 631-821-

2442.

Adult Education program at the Joseph M Barton District Building in Smithtown is

providing English as a Second Language classes, High School Equivalency

Preparation and a Senior Citizen class for adults during the day and evening. The

courses are federally funded and free to all Suffolk residents. For more information

please call 631-382-2181.

Family, Marriage and Individual Therapy is available at The Catholic Counseling

Center. Professional therapy, provided by New York State licensed or certified therapists,

is available to our parish. Most insurance policies are honored. Confidential information

and appointments are available by calling Dr.Giuliani at 631-243-2503.

The World’s Biggest Tag Sale at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, 201 N Central

Ave in Valley Stream on Saturday, June 25 from 10AM to 4PM, rain or shine.

Bargains Galore! For information call 516-568-1027.

The Sisters of St Joseph will begin their celebration of their 150th Anniversary in

September of this year. The sisters have served the dioceses of Brooklyn and Rockville

Centre for all those years and invite us to join in a Gala Dinner Dance at the

Garden City Hotel on Thursday, October 27,2005. For additional information on this and other events of the

Jubilee Year, please contact Mary Ann Crimmins, CSJ at 631-273-1187 ext 25 or you can e-mail her at mcrimminscsj@

aol.com.

Secular Franciscan Day of Recollection will be held on Saturday, August 20th from 9:30 AM to 3 PM at the

Shrine of Our Lady of the Island, presented by St Lawrence of Brindisi Fraternity. The Director will be Fr

Matthias Wesnofske OFM,CAP. The cost is $10 per person. Come join us !!!

Our Lady of Grace Center, Manhasset (www.olgcenter.com) offers days and evenings of prayer, weekend

retreats, holistic spirituality and wellness services and workshops, space for groups to meet, and a hermitage

for private days of prayer. For brochure call 516-627-9255.

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When God Created Fathers ……

God took a giving spirit, two firm and loving hands,

Two shoulders you can lean on, a heart that

understands.

Two eyes for wise discernment, and love that’s

like no other…..

He wrapped it up with tender care, and called

this gift a “Father.”

May God Our Father keep each of you in

His Loving care always.

ST JOSEPH’S

SUMMER VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

10t h ANNUAL

FAMILY FESTIVAL

JULY 20 to 24

PAY ONE PRICE

FOR ALL RIDES

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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

baskets that are 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!!!

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10th ANNUAL

FAMILY

FESTIVAL

2005 Limited Raffle

JULY 24, 2005

Please send me _____ tickets for the 2005 Limited Raffle. I am enclosing $20 for each ticket.

Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________

Town: ______________________________ State ___________ Zip: _________________

Phone: (______) _______ - _____________

10th ANNUAL

FAMILY

FESTIVAL

Church Street, Ronkonkoma

RIDES GAMES

Fun FOOD

ENTERTAINMENT

Fun

REFRESHMENTS

LAS VEGAS NIGHTS

Wed. Thurs.

8 pm to 11 pm

Fri. & Sat.

8 pm to Midnight

FREE ADMISSION

DAILY

PAY ONE PRICE

ALL RIDES

$15.00 Per Person

Presale Ride Tickets

50 for $25.00

Buy Early Save 50 %

(Tickets Good Any Night)

10th ANNUAL

FAMILY

FESTIVAL

Church Street, Ronkonkoma

JULY 20 to 24

LAS VEGAS NIGHTS

Wed. & Thurs. 8 pm to 11 pm

Mark your calendars! The festival is right around the corner, and we need your help. Please join us.

It’s easy, just fill out the bottom and return it in the collection basket or to the Rectory.

If you have any questions, contact

Evelyn Batt, Festival Coordinator (588-7941 or 484-5151) or Mrs. Peters, Las Vegas Coordinator (234-3927).

Volunteers

Needed

Family Festival Volunteer Form

Name ________________________________________ Phone Number _________________________

Address ______________________________________ E Mail ________________________________

_____________________________________________ Booth: _____________________________

? HS ? Adult

Would like to help with ? Limited Raffles ? Basket Raffle ? Posters & Signs

? Food ? Games ? Ticket Booth ? Las Vegas ? Setup ? Clean up

Available: ?Monday ?Tuesday ? Wednesday ? Thursday ? Friday