WELCOME TO ST. CLARE… Our warmest welcome to all who celebrate with us. If you are not registered or have changed your address, please fill out this form and place in the collection basket or mail to the parish office. NAME: ______________________________________________ ADDRESS: ___________________________________________ ____________________________________________________
PHONE: _____________________________________________ _______ New parishioner/Registration form requested. _______ New address ______ New phone number
O ffice hours: Monday 1:30 to 5pm
Tuesday-Friday 9am to 12:30pm & 1:30 to 5pm
P ARISH REGISTRATION: We give a heartfelt welcome to all new parishioners. Registration forms
are available in the front vestibule and side entrances of the church and at the parish office during regular office hours In order that our priests better serve you, especially at the time of baptism, marriage, or a funeral, it is most helpful if you are registered and participating in our parish community.
B APTISM: If you are seeking baptism for your infant to 5 year old, we ask that at least one parent be
registered at St. Clare for six months prior to baptism. The parents are asked to attend a pre-baptism class. Please call the parish office to register for baptism and pre-baptism classes. BAUTIZOS: Pláticas son los dos últimos Miércoles del mes. Es necesario asistir a dos pláticas. No niños. Para información llama a Lupita & Luis Caceres (661) 360-8537.
H OSPITAL/HOME, HOLY COMMUNION, AND SICK VISITS: For Holy Communion, please contact the
parish office during office hours. A Priest or Eucharistic Minister will visit you and attend to your needs. In case of hospitalization, please inform the admissions office that you are Catholic, so that they will be able to notify us. In case of an emergency or death in the family, a priest can be reached 24 hours a day. Call the parish office number anytime for an emergency pager number.
M ARRIAGE: The bride and/or groom must be registered and actively participating in the parish
for at least three months. Then, a six-month preparation program is required. Please call the office for further information.
R ELIGIOUS EDUCATION: We offer religious education classes for children beginning with the
first grade and running through high school. For more information, contact the office of Religious Education at 252-6950.
Our parish has become so large, the only way we have of verifying Mass attendance is by use of Sunday envelopes. (This is significant when requiring services from the church i.e., baptism or marriage.)
ST. CLARE PARISH MINISTRIES AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
ALTAR SERVERS Training - Scheduling:.................................. Phillip Horlings 414-6368 A R ME D F O R C E S P R A Y E R M I N IS T R Y ……… . ……… Martine 298-0714 or Bev 252-3135 BATTERED WOMAN’S HOTLINE ......................................... 259-4357 BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY ……….Dan & Cathy Andrews 251-5237 (funerals must be scheduled through the Parish Office) BOY SCOUTS: ……………………………Tim Terpening 252-7245 BUSINESS MANAGER................................... Ray Broderick 252-3353 CHILDREN’S CHOIR ……………………. .. Rocio Alonso 298-4215 CRISIS & PRAYER GROUP ……………… …. Nancy King 644-7803 CONFIRMATION ...........................................Nancy Fishwick 298-8627 COUPLES FOR CHRIST ………German & Mary Rose Garcia 390-0925 CUB SCOUTS ………………………………… John Vahl...... 803-5068 DETENTION MINISTRY .......................... Aurora Montejano 252-4053 ENGAGED ENCOUNTER: .............. Jerry & Bev Heyer (888) 267-3660 EUCH. MINISTERS:.............................................. Ed Hoover 251-1548 FILIPINO MINISTRY ………………… Eric & Ruby Cuenco 212-2255 FINANCE COUNCIL: …………………………..Bob Denise 252-7432 GUADALUPANA…………………… ……Librada Blanco 755–5178 HISPANIC MINISTRY COORDINATER……….Dora Baez 252-3353 HOSPITALITY..............................................Jeanette Killough 251-0563 JUST CHILLIN’ (Junior High Ministry)……….. Shelly Smith 252-4683 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ……………………...Tom Jezik 252-2192 LECTORS……….Sarah Hamor at: [email protected] or 424-9488 LIBRARY ……………………………………..Helen Rabjohn 250-4083 LIFELINE (Pregnancy Hotline):............................................... 942-2229 MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER ………..Joe & Karen Greulich 286-9950 ......................................... (Spanish): Rosie & Ramon Mercado 505-3251 MISSION CIRCLE………………………………Claire Salleng 877-1618 MUSIC DIRECTOR ……………………… Mark Nilan (818) 359-0299 NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING Pablo& Valerie Galeta (818)994-2110 PRE-BAPTISM CLASSES:..................................Parish Office 252-3353 PRIMER VIERNES ADORACION NOCTURNA…... Alma 424-0837 RCIA ................................................................. Joann Sandeen 219-1111 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: ............... Director - Peggy Pigors 252-6950 Sunday Pre-School- Janet Weidner: [email protected] RETROUVAILLE: (help for troubled marriages)............... 800-470-2230 SCRIPTURE STUDY: ……………………..Olympio D’Mello 250-4774 SEP., DIV., WIDOWED SUPPORT GROUP: .................. Bob 255-1452 SOCIAL JUSTICE MINISTRY ………………………...Kathy 251-4032 SPANISH PRAYER GROUP …………………… Jose Erazo 964-7801 SPANISH QUINCEANERA .......... Mario & Zoila Villanueva 251-2853 USHERS ................................................................... Lyle Funk 252-6346 VISITING MADONNA ………………………Maria Albanese 298-7394 WEDDING HOSTESS: ……………………..Mary Broderick 298-7341 WOMEN’S MINISTRY……………………..Rhonda Berlinger 259-6631 YOUTH MINISTRY: .....................................Nancy Fishwick 298-8627
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PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH
Sharon Bender; Aurora Gaor; Mary Ann Griffin; Dora Grandolfo; Connie Acquaviva; Peter Brockway; Nancy Gia-comi; Justin Stradley; Peggy Rice; Angelo Lepore; Emily Lepore; Donal MacAdam; Rosie Ambrose; Paul Franck; Theresa Aceves; Brian Grogan; Maura Tevere; Ferdinand Nepomuceno; Jim Reick; Denis Lyon; Lewis Richard; Josh Hoo-ver; Christina Barrón; John Rissler; Nikita Puyat; Mario Villanueva; Joe Guzman; Betty Payne; Sofia Calbillo; Gabriel Calbillo; Peggy Reick; Chris Duran; Cliff Brown; Paul Junkel; Marilyn Terwilliger; Theresa McGrath; Joseph Nieves; Rose Sordetto; Juan Canchola; Basilio Zamora; Clare Lukas; Tessa Vigelmann; Paul Tuohy; Desmond Anderson; Nicci Amendola; Sherman Lacy; Joshua Do; Melody Schmitt; Dorothy Brosamle; Josie Baez; Denise Alain; Kathleen Alain; Shriley Fromberg; Kathleen Zimmerman; Monica Neitz; Gary Scott; Mitch Hibbard; Elizabeth Jackson; Patrick Bonette; Mario Giacomi; Diane Bruckner; Sophia Cox; Melanie Beason; Joyce Distaso; Brian Post; Hector Lorea; Mike Rotundo; Judy Butler; Roger Rowlett; Don Williams; Jim Bell; Don Patrocinio; Donald Massie; Nena Zazuita; Leticia Gonzalez Zamarripa; Carleigh Johnson; David Hartman; Chris Nard; Corey Hurst; Marlene Gaisberg; Anita DeLucio; David Hartman; Nancy Neal; Chuck Cheesman; Rene Espinosa; (Names appear on the sick list in the bulletin for three weeks unless we are informed otherwise. There is a “Pray for the Sick” list on the bulle-tin board outside the chapel. )
BORN TO ETERNAL LIFE
OCTOBER
14(Mon) 9:00 Chuck Curtiss RIP Elenita Gregorio RIP Marianna O’ Hearn RIP John Perillo RIP 15(Tues) 9:00 Pendekar Paul DeThouras RIP Carlos J Lopez RIP Robert McGrath RIP 16(Wed) 9:00 Anita B. Baura INT Mary McClafferty INT Marylou Gonzales RIP Linda Rincon RIP 17(Thurs)9:00 Julieta Martinez RIP Arturo Murga RIP Agustina Ramirez RIP Santos Ramirez RIP 18(Fri) 9:00 Estelito and Teresa Bello RIP Pedro Ramos RIP Virgilio Ramos RIP
7:30pm For our loved ones to INT return to the faith
19(Sat) 9:00 Thanksgiving Mass INT Fr. Jack Driscoll RIP Ida Francis Lowery RIP Brian Pigors RIP
Attention: Inquiry and RCIA
The Inquiry class is for people interested in learning more about the Catholic faith. We are now meeting on Mondays in the St. Benedict Room #7 from
6:30pm to 7:30pm. The RCIA Program is for people in the process of preparing for sacraments (they meet on Sundays.) For questions call: Joann (661)219-1111
Ministry Fair/Oktoberfest…..Go and Make Disciples
On Saturday, October 26th and Sunday, October 27th St. Clare’s Parish will celebrate her many ministries. You will be able to peruse the tables set up in the Youth Center and, if you wish,
sign up to share your time and talent to help your parish. We’ve all heard “it takes a village” and there is much truth to that. We are a parish family and we rely on each other to help with
Masses by serving as lectors, ushers, Eucharistic ministers and altar servers. When we have functions like Ministry Fair/Oktoberfest, Fish Fry and BBQ, we need people to help set up, tear
down and clean up. Our Religious Education programs— from Sunday pre-school to Confirmation and RCIA, need teachers, aids and facilitators to run smoothly.
We need YOUR HELP to get things done.
We will also spend Ministry Fair and Oktoberfest weekend enjoying food of all kinds. You will be able to sample everything from Filipino and Indian food to a hot dog and a beer. We will
also be selling water and sodas and you can top off your meal with dessert and coffee. Proceeds from Oktoberfest go to help our Christmas Basket Program.
ROAD TO RECOVERY
Are you driven to help fight cancer? Everyday thousands of cancer patients are in need of transportation to a medical facility for treatment. You can help save a life by volunteering your time as a driver. Once a week, twice a month, whatever your schedule allows. Please contact: American Cancer Society Santa Clarita Valley
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(661)298-0886
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Created In God’s Image
If you are looking for support or have questions about a loved one who is gay or lesbian, please know you can contact the Gay and Lesbian Ministry Office for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Their online contact is lgbtcathoics.net Also, you can get information that can be downloaded from your own computer at home through the Family Acceptance Project. http://familyproject.sfsu.edu Both of these resources have information on support groups and services available in your area.
Children’s Bureau Family Foster Care & Adoptions
Children need your help! Children’s Bureau is forced to turn away hundreds of children each month due to lack of foster and adoptive families! Nationwide there are over 100,000 foster children waiting for permanent families.
Children’s Bureau helps hundreds of children find safe, nurturing families each year. Training, support and financial stipend provided. Please give us a call to learn more.
(661)208-4212 or (661)272-9996 all4kids.org
Touch Life in a special way!
Come and celebrate life at the Walk for Life on Saturday, October 19th. Join the SCV Pregnancy Center, your church family and hundreds of oth-ers for this fun family event. Raise $200 or more
in sponsorships to receive a cool commemorative T-shirt! Form teams or walk on
your own. Pick up a sponsor pledge form today or go online to:
LifeSupporter.org to register. See you at the walk!
(Benefiting the SCV Pregnancy Center)
What Does it Mean to Respect Life?
Respecting Life… is not a month, or a day or an activity, it’s caring about and respecting the people we encounter every, single day!
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ADORACION NOCTURNA Te invitamos a que participes en la
Adoración Nocturna. Tenemos nuestra reunión el primer Viernes del mes de
9:00pm — 10:00pm. Puedes iniciar regalándole a Jesús una hora
de su tiempo. No has podido velar ni una hora conmigo?
Jesús Sacramentado te espera! Para mayor información comunicarse con:
Alma (661) 424-0837.
Sacramentos de Adultos (RCIA) Para informes llamar a Antonio y Anita Arana
(661)367-5656
Seran Martes a Viernes de 1pm—7pm Para ninos y adultos que
necesiten algun Sacramento. Para mas información llamar a
Dora Baez (661) 252-3353 ext 209 o (661) 313-4064
Asociacion Guadalupana Ven a venerar a nuestra Madre. Que siempre esta intercediendo por nosotros. Para mas info:
Andres Trinidad (661) 210-5913 o Blanca (661)755-5178
Ministerio de Alabanza: Cirilo Hernandez (661) 373-0718
Platicas Pre-bautismales: Luis y Lupita Caceres (661) 360-8537
Ministros de Eucaristia: Agustina Franquz (661) 755-0919
Encuentro Matrimonial: Jose J. y Maria Basilio (661) 454-5656
Lectores: Dixie Chavez (661) 250-9010
Quniceaneras/Bodas: Zoila y Mario Villanueva (661) 251-2853
Grupo de Alcohólicos Anónimos —- Mañana Es Hoy
El alcohol es una droga que crea habito y dependencia, y nos arrastra a una autentica enfermedad, la enfermedad del alcoholismo, que es una enfermedad progresiva.
Si crees tener problemas con tu manera de beber, quizás Alcohólicos Anónimos puede ayudarte. Ven te esperamos.
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Reuniones todos los días de Lunas a Domingos de: 8pm a 10pm y Domingos de 10am a 12 mediodía.
Feria de Ministerio y Oktoberfest...Vayan y Hagan Discípulos El Sabado y Domingo del fin de semana 27 de Octubre, nuestra parroquia de Santa Clara celebrara su muchos ministerios. Usted será capaz de examinar el conjunto de mesas de
ministerios locado en el centro juvenil. Regístrese para compartir su tiempo y talento para ayudar a su parroquia. Todos hemos oído “ que se necesita un pueblo para triumfiar” y hay
mucha verdad en eso. Somos una familia parroquial y nos apoyamos el uno al otro para ayudar a los de mas, al servir como lectores, acomodadores, ministros de Eucaristía y mona-
guillos. Cuando tenemos funciones como Feria de Ministerio y Oktoberfest, “el fish fry” y BBQ en Mayo, necesitamos gente que ayude a como dar y limpieza en estas funciones.
Nuestros programas de educación religiosa, por ejemplo confirmación y RCIA, necesita profe-sores y facilitadores para funcionar. Necesitamos su ayuda para poner “manos ala obras.”
También vamos a pasar ese fin de semana disfrutando de comida de todo tipo. Usted será capaz de probar todo, desde alimentos Filipino, Indio, hot dogs, y cervezas frías a la muestra.
Venderemos también agua y sodas y usted puede rematar su comida con postre y café. Beneficios de Oktoberfest van a ayudar a nuestro programa de cesta de Navidad.
Bienvenidos todo mundo.
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Confirmation/Youth Ministry News… Tuesday, October 15th Bible Study 7:30pm to 9:00pm in the Youth Hall
Wednesday, October 16th Preparation for 2nd year Covenant Ritual 7:30pm to 9:00pm in the Youth Hall
Sunday, October 20th Covenant Ritual for 2nd year confirmation @12:45 Mass followed by 2nd year class @2:30
The Confirmation Office Monday through Thursday from 2PM TO 5PM Our number is (661)298-8627
Come check out the ST. CLARE YOUTH CENTER Open Monday through Thursday from
2PM TO 5PM. The Youth Center is for all
Junior High and Senior High students. Grab a friend and stop by for a game of pool, watch a
movie on our big screen T.V., use the computer lab or just hang out!
Just Chillin 2 (for 7th & 8th graders)
Plan to join us on the following Fridays for fun with friends. You are welcome
to bring your friends and you might just make some new ones. Just Chillin usually meets at St. Clare’s on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month in the Youth Hall unless otherwise noted. So mark your calendars for October 25th and November 22nd in the Youth
Hall. Questions: Monica @ 298-8676 or Shelly @ 252-4683 or Isabel @ 250-1798
Tuesday, October 29th @7pm in the Church
Matthew Arnold from Lighthouse Catholic Media will give a
presentation on Cults. The discussion will provide basic information as well
as including plenty of time for questions and answers…….
What is a cult? What do cults do to attract new members?
Bring your concerns, your questions and your teens
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Rom 1:1-7; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 11:29-32 Tuesday: Rom 1:16-25; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 11:37-41 Wednesday: Rom 2:1-11; Ps 62:2-3, 6-7, 9; Lk 11:42-46 Thursday: Rom 3:21-30; Ps 130:1b-6ab; Lk 11:47-54 Friday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9 Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18; Ps 105:6-9, 42-43; Lk 12:8-12 Sunday: Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121:1-8; 2 Tm 3:14 — 4:2; Lk 18:1-8
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Rom 1:1-7; Sal 98 (97):1-4; Lc 11:29-32 Martes: Rom 1:16-25; Sal 19 (18):2-5; Lc 11:37-41 Miércoles: Rom 2:1-11; Sal 62 (61):2-3, 6-7, 9; Lc 11:42-46 Jueves: Rom 3:21-30; Sal 130 (129):1b-6ab; Lc 11:47-54 Viernes: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Sal 145 (144):10-13, 17-18; Lc 10:1-9 Sábado: Rom 4:13, 16-18; Sal 105 (104):6-9, 42-43; Lc 12:8-12 Domingo: Ex 17:8-13; Sal 121 (120):1-8; 2 Tm 3:14 — 4:2; Lc 18:1-8
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Nicholas Amato
Juan Anthony Arriaga Nick Barker
Gabrielle Bernal Dustin Hyde Bozer
Jessica Brooks Ian Buxton
Felix Chavarria Kyle Ciopryna
Scott Courtright Mark DeSimone
Nicolas Diaz Christopher Fields Paul C. Gonzales Jeremy Goyeau Jamal Guilliod
Heather Michelle Hamilton Joe Hausotter-Hernandez
Amber Hickman
Kevin Kassin Maria Kohler Jeremy Lamb Lash LaRue Job Lopez
Juan Martinez Zachary McCalla Michael McGrath
Michael Angelo Muamo John A. Perez Jessica Peters Kevin Peters
Angel Provincia Paola Putnam
Robert Ramirez Vincent L. Rampino
Cole Reasonover Miguel Reyes
Phillip Rodriguez, Jr. Joseph Lloyd Ruppert
Colt R. Salazar Giogia “Mikaela” San Jose
Brittany Scott Joseph Serrano Brett Shields, Jr
Shane Shields Robert Simons Ryan Snyder Robert Spale
Daniel Thompson Justin Torres
Dennis Ukkestad Jackie Ukkestad
Geovany Valdovinos Andre Wall
Michael D. Wheeler Glenn Winsick
Matthew R. Wolf Mark Yenalavitch William Yaworski
From the Prayer of the Archdiocese for Military Services
Almighty God and Father, look with love upon our men and women in uniform and protect them in their time of need. Give them health and stability and allow them to return to their loved ones whole and unshaken. Be with their families and sustain them in these uncertain times. Hear us as we present our prayers to You through Christ our Lord. Amen
Provided to you by Peggy Pigors, Director of Religious Education
READINGS AND QUESTION OF THE WEEK FOR October 13, 2013 TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME GOSPEL: Lk 17:11-19 (Ten lepers) ADULTS: Whose generosity do you tend to take for granted? How will you change this? CHILDREN: When have you failed to say thank you? Why does this matter?
TEACHER NEEDED FOR FALL CLASSES A teacher is needed for Wednesday 8th grade. Please call 252-6950 for further information and to volunteer.
TEACHING TOUCHING SAFETY CLASSES Beginning October 14, we will be teaching Internet Safety as part of the Teaching Touching Safety program during regular classes. Excellent information and materials have been given to us from the Missing & Exploited Children’s Center in Washington, D.C. There will be parent handouts to continue the conversation at home. Anyone on Home Study who wants to come for this class, please call 252-6950.
SECOND YEAR PARENT WORKSHOP Tuesday, November 5 there will be a workshop for parents of children/youth in their second year of preparation to receive the sacraments. The topic will be on the sacrament of Reconciliation. The work-shop will be in Renehan hall at 7:00 p.m. It is extremely important that parents attend this workshop in order to help their children prepare for the sacrament.
ST. CLARE’S SENIORS ROCK OUR YOUTH CENTER
EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTER THE
9AM MASS
Our seniors adjourn to the “Youth Center” after 9am Mass where they play pool, dominos, knit/crochet, use the computer lab, have coffee and goodies, solve the world’s problems or just sit and visit with one another. Our “Knit Wits” and “Happy Hookers” meet on Tuesdays to make blankets and hats for several non-profit organizations that serve those in need.
You don’t need an invitation. Just show up and meet new friends!
Each Sunday morning after the 7:30 and 9am Masses, join us in the plaza for coffee, juice, and goodies. This is a great way to meet your parish
family and make new friends. We look forward to seeing you there!
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If you are new to St. Clare Catholic Community, Welcome! Registration forms are available at all entrances of the
church on the bulletin boards. Just fill one out and drop it in the collection basket — it’s that easy!
If you would like to have your child baptized, would like to have your marriage blessed in the church, need to have a Eucharistic minister visit someone who is ill, or
just have general questions, please call the Parish Office at: (661)252-3353. We are open Tuesday through Friday
from 9am to 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 5pm and on Monday from 1:30 to 5pm. (Please check office hour
changes during holiday weeks)
If you are at least 8 years of age, have re-ceived your First Communion and are inter-ested in serving your Parish Community as an Altar Server, contact: Phil Horlings @(661)414-6368. (We especially need servers for 12:45 Mass!)
Calling All Boy Scouts!!!
If you have completed the 6th
grade, are at least 13 years old, a practicing Catholic, and interested in growing in your faith, join us and earn the
Altare Dei Religious Emblem.
We will focus on the seven Sacraments during the six month program, and meet at St. Clare Church.
7:00pm to 8:30pm. They meet at Our Lady of Perpetual Help New Pastoral Center located
at: 23045 Lyons Avenue in Newhall. We participate in social activities have common goals of
supporting our fellow Christian in time of transition and need.
For more information, call: Dottie @(661) 259-9448 or Bob @(661) 255-1452.
Need Prayer? Are you aware that you can leave a prayer request on our new web-
site? Just go to st-clare.org and click on “Community”. You will find the official place to be able to type in a request for you or a loved
one. Let your community help pray for you and check it frequently, so you can keep others in
prayer too.
There is an A.A. Men’s Stag group now meeting on Thursday night at 6:30pm in the St. Clare Center. The meetings are taking place at the Camp Plenty
entrance (the St. Clare Room of the St. Clare Center when you pull in the driveway off Camp Plenty,
it’s the first door on the right. )
Healing Mass at OLPH Fr. Pat Crowley, SS.CC., will be celebrating a Mass and
Healing Service on Saturday, October 26th from 10am to 1pm at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Newhall.
Fr. Pat Crowley is a priest of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. He has been actively involved in the
Healing Ministry and Charismatic Renewal since 1972.
If you are seeking physical, spiritual or emotional healing, please join us.
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TRUNK OR TREAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31ST 5:30PM TO 7:00PM
Please plan on joining us for an evening of fun, fellowship and sweets! All you have to do is register and decorate your “vehicle”
(truck, boat, van, tractor, bikes, etc.) - - - - load up your trunk with sweets or treats (be creative, there will be prizes) and “Trunk or Treat.”
Schedule of activities: 5:30pm, drop off your children at the Youth Hall for games and costume judging. If your child would like to have dinner here, we will be serving dinner consisting of
hot dogs, juice and chips for $1.00. While children are in the Youth Hall, adults will be decorating their “trunks”.
6:00pm, trunk or treating begins. 6:30pm, return to the Youth Hall for hot chocolate and cookies AND awards for costumes
and trunk decorations.
VEHICLE REGISTRATION FORM Name: _________________________________________________________
Number of children participating: __________________
(so that we may plan properly, please return completed form to the Youth Ministry Office NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 29TH)
If you are unable to attend but wish to donate a bag of candy, please bring it by the Youth Ministry Office, the Youth Ministry table during Ministry Fair, or the Parish Office. Thank you!
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