Saint Anselm Church 12670 Dunks Ferry Road Philadelphia, PA 19154 Parish Center School Phone 215-637-3525 215-632-1133 Fax 215-637-4915 215- 632-3264 Parish Website: www.stanselmparish.org School Website: http://teacherweb.com/PA/SaintAnselmSchool/SchoolHomePage MASS SCHEDULE Weekend Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM Sunday 8:00; 10:00 AM; 12:00 Noon Weekday Monday - Friday 6:30 AM (Chapel) & 8:30 AM (Church) 8:00 AM (Saturday) Third Sunday of Easter 4 May 2014 PARISH CENTER HOURS Monday thru Thursday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM PASTORAL & ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Reverend Thomas J. Dunleavy.……………..Pastor.…………….....ext. #11…………[email protected]Reverend David M. Friel.…………………....Parochial Vicar……..ext. #14…………[email protected]Reverend John E. Fitzgerald ……………….Resident……………...ext. #23…………[email protected]Deacon Gerald J. Whartenby ………………Pastoral Associate......ext. #12…………[email protected]Deacon Dennis P. Warner.…………………..Pastoral Associate…..ext. #17…………..deacon.warner@ stanselmparish.com Mrs. Geraldine Murphy……………………..Principal…………………………………[email protected]Mrs. Diane Leonetti..………………………..Director of Music…...ext. #29…………...dleonetti@ stanselmparish.com
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Saint Anselm Church12670 Dunks Ferry RoadPhiladelphia, PA 19154
Parish Center SchoolPhone 215-637-3525 215-632-1133Fax 215-637-4915 215-632-3264Parish Website: www.stanselmparish.orgSchool Website:http://teacherweb.com/PA/SaintAnselmSchool/SchoolHomePage
Monday - Friday6:30 AM (Chapel) & 8:30 AM (Church)
8:00 AM (Saturday)
Third Sunday of Easter4 May 2014
PARISH CENTER HOURS Monday thru Thursday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
PASTORAL & ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFReverend Thomas J. Dunleavy.……………..Pastor.…………….....ext. #11…………[email protected] David M. Friel.…………………....Parochial Vicar……..ext. #14…………[email protected] John E. Fitzgerald ……………….Resident……………...ext. #23…………[email protected] Gerald J. Whartenby ………………Pastoral Associate......ext. #12…………[email protected] Dennis P. Warner.…………………..Pastoral Associate…..ext. #17…………..deacon.warner@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Geraldine Murphy……………………..Principal…………………………………[email protected]. Diane Leonetti..………………………..Director of Music…...ext. #29…………...dleonetti@ stanselmparish.comMr. Dennis Mueller..………………………...Religious Education...ext. #15…………..dmueller@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Theresa Grillo..………………………...Business Manager..…ext. #13…………..tgrillo@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Kathleen Zaremski..…………………...Parish Secretary…….ext. #16…………[email protected]. Joanne Jackson………………………...Receptionist………….ext. #10.………....jjackson@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Ronnie Harkins ………………………..Receptionist….............ext. #10….……...rharkins@ stanselmparish.com
BAPTISMSBaptisms are every Sunday at 1:00 PM. Parents are asked to call the Parish Center and speak with the Priest or Deacon who is on call and who will assist them in registering their child for Baptism. The Church assists the parents by offering instruction on the meaning, importance, and responsibilities of the sacrament of Baptism. A Pre-Jordan Baptismal Program for helping parents prepare for the spiritual birth of their child is held on the fourth Sunday of the month in the Spirituality Center following the Noon Mass.
WEDDINGSCouples planning to marry are asked to contact a Parish priest to make arrangements for a wedding.
Charismatic Prayer Mtg. 7:00 PM Tuesday Miraculous Medal Novena 8:00 AM Mass Saturday
Breaking Open the Word 8:30 AM Saturday
Honoring Mary ~~ Our Lady of Guadalupe ~~The Apparition of Mary at Guadalupe
The Spanish conquest of Mexico by Cortez began in 1521. The Indians were easily defeated. They were brutally mistreated. Their homes and temples were plundered and destroyed. Many Mexican Indians were slain. The local Bishop prayed to Mary that she would intercede to God to help his people. Within ten years of the conquest, Mary would come to the help of these oppressed people.
On December 9, 1531, Juan Diego, a 57 year old Aztec, was on his way to Church when he saw a beautiful Indian girl, dressed in a colorful cape, surrounded by golden beams of light. The girl appeared to be about sixteen years of age. This took place on Tepeyac, a hill in Mexico City. The girl was our Blessed Mother Mary. Mary told Juan Diego that she wanted “a church built.” When Juan Diego went to the Bishop to tell him, the Bishop did not believe him and told Juan to ask Mary for a sign.
Three days later, on December 12, 1531, Mary appeared again to Juan Diego. Juan Diego asked the Blessed Mother for a sign that he might tell the Bishop. Mary asked Juan to pick some roses at the place of the apparition. This seemed impossible given the season – the month of December – and the place – a rocky hill. But Juan Diego found roses and filled his cloak (tilma). When he unrolled his cloak to show the Bishop, the image of Mary was imprinted on the cloak (tilma).
The Statue of Our Lady of GuadalupeThe Statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe which will grace our Church throughout the month of May has been borrowed from Saint Richard Parish in South Philadelphia. May Our Lady of Guadalupe who has been a source of grace and inspiration for the people there be the same for us.
Artistic Expression of Our Lady of Guadalupe – Features of the Statue
Su pport angel underneath the crescent moon - signifies Mary’s role as a messenger sent by God
Crescent Moon - as the moon reflects sunlight, Mary reflects light of her son, Jesus, the Light of the World
Limbus or gold border on her mantle - signifies nobility
Rose or pale-red color of Mary’s dress - signifies color of dawn, symbolizing the beginning of a new era
Stars - a sign that a new civilization or era is beginning
Gold-encircled cross brooch under Mary’s neck - symbol of sanctity
Eyes - Mary’s eyes are looking down, a position of humility
Face - shows great compassion and beauty. The Indians felt that the face was the window of the inner person,a means by which one could read who a person was – the way a person would act.
Sun rays - Behind the statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe are sun rays. The sun was important to the Mexican Indians. The Mexican people knew the sun had power to provide light, to warm the earth and to make things grow. The sun played a key role in their civilization. Mary blocks the sun by standing in front of it. She hides the sun and only the rays can be seen. This told the Mexican Indians that God is more powerful than the sun. God is the creator of life. God has the power to make all creation grow. God has the power to make love and peace grow.
Mantel - color is turquoise, blue-green – the color of a cactus plant, the fibers of which were used by the
Astec Indians to make clothing. By wearing it, Mary identified herself with the Astecs.#1-016Dear Parishioners,
MystagogyAs a Church we continue to celebrate Easter.
We do so for 50 days. Throughout this Easter Season we are called to reflect upon our experience of how Jesus has graced us with forgiveness, recovery, Easter and New life. These recollections are meant to reassure us that Jesus, who has been with us in the past, will be with us in the future.
The questions to ask yourself daily during the Easter Season are, “How has Jesus been at work in my life?” “How did Jesus grace my life during Lent with forgiveness, healing, recovery, Easter, and new life?”
May your recollections grace you with a heightened awareness that Jesus is indeed risen, alive and at work in your life. It is no wonder that Christians, aware of the faith, love and goodness that Jesus has brought to life in them, proclaim ALLELUIA over and over again throughout these 50 days.
1 st Holy Communion This weekend, 84 children in our Parish
received their first Holy Communion. May the love, joy, and faith that are so alive
within our children and their families at this time continue to grow and remain healthy and alive within them. May they always remain in communion with Jesus who will nourish, strengthen and energize a spirit of faith, hope, and love in them.
I am most grateful to all who helped prepare our children for their 1st Communion. I am grateful for the parents, guardians, teachers and catechists Mrs. Milligan, Ms. Markowski, Mrs. Carroll, and Mrs. Clark. Thank you, Mrs. Leonetti, for enabling our children to sing with such joy and love.
Eucharistic Ministers – Evening of ReflectionOn Thursday evening (May 8th) at 7:00 PM,
in the Spirituality Center, there will be an evening of reflection for Eucharistic Ministers. All are invited. During this Easter season of Mystagogy, let us reflect on how and why our Risen Lord is present in the Eucharist. Let us also reflect on the ministry entrusted to us as we serve our worshipping community, the homebound, the residents at Delaware Valley Veterans Home and the patients at ARIA Hospital. May our reverence and rituals express our reverence and devotion for the Eucharistic presence of Jesus.
Financial Concerns
Our Finance Committee, Business Manager, and I continue to focus and review this fiscal year’s operating costs as well as the budget for next year. As of April 23rd, the projected deficit for the current year is $97,142. We need our Race for Education, Carnival, and Baseball Mania to be successful fundraisers. I thank all for the work they are doing to make them so. Increase giving is needed in our Sunday collections. Our inactive and non contributing parishioners need to know that their presence and financial support are wanted and needed.
The Finance Committee continues its work on balancing the budget for next year by cutting costs and considering ways to generate more income. Suggestions and comments on how to do this are most welcome. Please submit them in writing to the Finance Council.
Wedding Anniversaries
Invitations have been sent to married couples who are celebrating 65, 60, 55, 50, 25, years of marriage in 2014 to attend our annual Wedding Anniversary Mass and Breakfast on Sunday, May 18th. If you are celebrating one of these significant wedding anniversaries in 2014 and you did not receive an invitation, please call the Parish Center so we can update our records and send you an invitation.
Art Display – Saint Anselm School StudentsOn Wednesday evening, May 7th, at our
Home and School meeting the art work of our school students will be displayed. All are welcome.
Ms. Bilotta, our Art Teacher, enables our students to be so creative and artistic. I am always fascinated with their work.
Mother’s Day Mass IntentionsAll Masses on Mother’s Day will be offered
for our mothers, living and deceased. On the tables with the bulletins, there are cards and envelopes for you to enroll your mother. Please use a large envelope for Mothers who are living and a small envelope for Mothers who are deceased. Sellers Needed – Baseball Mania
Sellers are needed for our Baseball Mania. For every 5 tickets a seller sells, the seller earns a chance to win a $150 sellers prize. For every 250 tickets sold by sellers, there will be a $150 sellers’ prize. For example, when sellers sell 500 tickets, there will be two $150 sellers’ prizes; when sellers sell 750 tickets, there will be three $150 sellers, prizes. Sellers will be eligible for each prize offered.
God Bless you, Father Dunleavy #2-016
Mass ScheduleSunday, May 4
8:00 AM Patrick Callahan, 5th Anniversary r/b Joanne & Kevin
10:00 AM The People of Saint Anselm Parish12:00 PM Deceased Members of
Saint Anselm Memorial Society
Monday, May 56:30 AM Freda Dolhansky r/b Dave & Nancy Caesar8:30 AM William & Louise Schmeder
r/b Frank & Adele Nessel
Tuesday, May 6 6:30 AM Larry O’Brien r/b Kathleen Meehan 8:30 AM Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bucciarelli
r/b Dom & Mary Bucciarelli
Wednesday, May 7 6:30 AM Nancy y Rooney
r/b Ed Webster & Sharon Callahan 8:30 AM Charles Clifton r/b Adele & Frank Nessel
Thursday, May 8 6:30 AM Mary Hagan
r/b Patty & Jack McCarthy & Family 8:30 AM Charles Clifton r/b Bill Fitzgerald
Friday, May 9 6:30 AM Larry O’Brien r/b Eileen Robinson 8:30 AM Louise Rose Menard
r/b Marlene McDermott
Saturday, May 10 8:00 AM Martin V. Gallagher r/b His Family 5:00 PM Mother’s Day Intentions
Sunday, May 11All Masses are celebrated for the Intentions of, and in
memory of, Mothers named on ourMother’s Day Envelopes
Sunday Collection – April 27, 2014Envelopes $11,092.00
Loose $ 329.45
Grade School Students $ 53.00
High School Students $ 45.00
Total $11,519.45
Second Collection Today
Catholic Home Missions
Second Collection – May 11, 2014
Building and Grounds
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Pray For Our Sick… Lorraine Apice, wife of Edward ApiceDave Baldwin, son-in-law of Chris DiMezzoThomas & Joan Barr, relatives of Margie & Jerry BarrJohn Bradley, husband of Doris BradleyPeggy Ann Brecker, daughter of Harry & Peg BreckerMargaret Brennan, sister of Theresa & Bernie CoryJohn Carr, brother of Robert CarrMargaret & Mark Citrino Lisa Costello, granddaughter of Peg CohanBrian and Joseph Daly, nephews of Pat ErwinMichael DiMauro, brother of Carmella MorrisJack Dockery, husband of Jackie DockeryDonna Marie, friend of Gary HampsonJoey Dougherty, brother of Debbie PerusoTrudy Fisher, friend of Marie StewartCassy Giardina, aunt of Melissa Freer & Bob DoughertyNicki Goodwin, friend of Bill & Lauren LoveCathy Grebe, wife of Larry GrebeCarol Grimes, mother of Melissa Baker MooreCourtney Gross, daughter of Nina ErvinMichelle Hannigan, friend of Maddie SeigerRonnie Headrick, friend of John LordanBetty Himes, sister of Theresa & Bernie CoryEd Lafferty, husband of Peg LaffertyNicholas Lamina, son of Joseph & Carol LaminaJohn Leonetti, husband of Diane LeonettiAnna McCauley, wife of John McCauleyMarie Macready, mother of Joyce MacreadyErin Martin, granddaughter of Tom & Anita MurphyNora Mastyl, sister of Kathy NiceJeanne McDonough, aunt of Ann GrippoBernice & Larry McElwain, friends of Joseph MelnykDebbie McNulty, daughter of Jerry & Cathy RussKathy McNulty, granddaughter of Jerry & Cathy RussAnne Marie Meckling, sister of Peggy LordanMickey Melnyk, wife of Joe MelnykAnna O’Donnel, sister of Theresa & Bernie CoryBonnie Oldham, sister of Mary Ellen LoweryMaggie Oleszczyk, sister of Kathy ZaremskiLogan Plunkett, friend of Staci McFaddenRelatives of The Tarquin Pirolli FamilyBob Pride, husband of Peg PrideArt Rausch, husband of Judy RauschJoseph Richardson, friend of Beverly GeistJoseph Romano, grandson of Rosemarie GossettAllan Sacilowski, husband of Amelia SacilowskiJoe Shields, brother of Mike ShieldsEdward Siebert, son-in-law of Mary IaconaBetty Beck Tierney, sister of Rita VaxnerDorothy Walsh, mother of Marge WalshJoseph Zwicharowski, father of Linda Mikos
Pray For Our Deceased…
Dorothy Farrell, mother of Maureen Schaffner
Weekly ScheduleSunday, May 4
Respect Life Sunday 9:00 AM SCRIP Sales – Parish Center 10:00AM Liturgy of the Word for Children (K-4) 12:00 PM Secular Franciscans – Spirituality Center 5:00 PM AA Meeting
Monday, May 5 9:00 AM Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Chaplet 6:30 PM Rosary & Benediction – Chapel 6:30 PM AA Meeting 7:00 PM Legion of Mary Mtg. – Spirituality Center 7:00 PM CYO Board Meeting - OLV 7:00 PM Cub Scouts’ Mtg. – Parish Hall
Tuesday, May 6 9:15 AM SCRIP Sales – Room A 2:30 PM Mass – Delaware Valley Veteran’s Home 6:45 PM CCD – Mary Celebration 7:00 PM Prayer Group – Spirituality Ctr. 7:00 PM AA Meeting
Wednesday, May 7 6:00 PM AA Meeting 6:30 PM St. Vincent DePaul Mtg. – Spirituality Ctr. 7:00 PM Home & School General Meeting
…Art Exhibit – Parish Hall 7:15 PM AA Meeting
Thursday, May 8 12:00 PM Senior Citizens’ Meeting – OLV 1:00 PM Mary Celebration w/school children 5:00 PM AA Meeting 6:30 PM SCRIP Sales – Parish Center 7:00 PM Boy Scouts’ Mtg. – Parish Hall 7:00 PM Charismatic Leaders’ Mtg.
…Spirituality Center 7:00 PM Eucharistic Ministers’ Mtg.
…Spirituality Center
Friday, May 9 6:30 PM AA Meeting
Saturday, May 10 8:30 AM Breaking Open the Word
…Spirituality Center 12:00 PM AA Meeting 4:30 PM SCRIP Sales – Room A
SCRIP SALES
Due to the Carnival, SCRIP will be sold in Room A on Tuesdays & Saturdays and in the Parish Center on Thursdays and Sundays.
There will be no SCRIP sales on Thursday, May 15 th
or Saturday, May 17th.
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RACE FOR EDUCATION
Thanks to everyone who made the Race for Education Day so memorable – to the teachers and students for entertaining us with their spirit-filled songs and routines, to the parents, families, and friends who raced with us, to the Home & School Association for decorating and providing us with treats and especially to Joe Winkis for giving his time and talent to be our deejay. It is due to all of you that race day was so wonderful!
Saint Anselm Home & School MeetingWednesday, May 7, 2014
7:00 PM – Parish HallThe Children’s art work will be on display at this meeting. Homework passes will be issued, 50/50 tickets will be available, and we will be drawing the winner of our $500.00 tuition voucher. We will also have the June 8th Parish Picnic tickets available to purchase. Refreshments will be served!
STUDENT GRANTS AVAILABLEK – 8th GRADE
The George & Mary Kremer Foundation is offering student grants to students entering Kindergarten through 8th grade in September, 2014. Applications are available at the Parish Center. To qualify, your income must not exceed $42,568 per year for a household of four or less with an additional $7,437 for each additional family member over the number of four residing in your household. Applications must be received at the Parish Center no later than Monday, May 19, 2014. If you have any questions, please call 215-637-3525, ext. #16.
Baptisms
April 27, 2014
Abigail Elizabeth, daughter of Timothy Averill and Rebecca AikenCalie Lynn, daughter of John Sharpe and Nicole Morrison
Saint Anselm Parish PicnicSunday, June 8, 2013
Adventureland Day CampBensalem, PA
Everyone is invited, rain or shine from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The cost is $10.00 (ages 11 & up); $5.00 (ages 2-10); children under 2 are free. Ticket prices are $15 & $10 at the gate. There are two pools for swimming, a lake for fishing and boating, a playground and much more Bring the entire family, your food and drink and enjoy a day outdoors. Tickets may be purchased at the Parish Center or following the Vigil Mass on May 31st and the Masses on June 1st.
DORNEY PARK & WILDWATER KINGDOM
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Buses depart St. Anselm following the 8:30 AM Mass. You must attend mass to be assigned a chaperone. Reservation forms have been distributed to St. Anselm & CCD Students in grades 4 thru 8. Permission slips and your payment of $35.00 are due by Thursday, May 15th. You must be or become a member of CYO to attend. There will be no rain date but if the trip is cancelled, you may pick up your tickets at the Parish Center to use on a date you choose. No refunds. Chaperones are needed! Please call Jennifer, 267-980-8273.
The Ladies of Saint Anselm…
NEW YORK TRIPOctober 18, 2014
Beautiful – The Carole King Musical
Total cost of this trip is $235.00 with a deposit of $120.00 due with your reservation. The balance is due in two installments, $60.00 by June 15th and $55.00 by August 15th. The price includes transportation, show and dinner. There are few tickets available…please call Betty, 215-637-5319 for reservations and/or information.
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Vincentian Message…
In this Sunday’s Gospel, as we hear the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus, we also come to know that our daily reaching out to our neighbor is our daily walk with the risen Christ; we recognize him in others.
Your gift to the Society of St. Vincent DePaul will show that you are indeed walking with Jesus and recognizing him in the poor and suffering.
2014 CCD REGISTRATION
CCD registration is currently underway for students entering into grades 1 through 6. Additional registration forms are available at the Parish Center. Classes will, once again, be held on Tuesday evenings from 6:45 to 8:00 PM beginning September 16, 2014.
CCD Tuition Fees: $120 per child ($300 max. per family) Early registration special (May 1 through
July 31st): $80.00 per child
For more information or inquiries, please contact Dennis M. Mueller, 215-637-3525, ext. 15 or [email protected]
CHARISMATIC HEALING MASSSaint Martha Church
May 16, 2014Prayer and Praise: 6:45 PM
Liturgy: 7:15 PMCelebrant Rev. Michael Davis
For additional information, call Bobbie, 215-637-5441.
(Wheelchair accessible)
Can you help? Please support our fundraiser efforts by contributing to our Grocery and Wine & Roses Booths. Donations will be gratefully
accepted in the Parish Center or you may send your groceries to school with your child(ren).
Remember, our success depends upon YOU!
St. Anselm Carnivalpresents
Oscar AmusementsMay 13 – 17, 2014
6:30 PM Tuesday thru Saturday
RIDES FOR ALL AGES!Purchase Pre-Sale Tickets Now!!!
$18.00 per strip of 24 ticketspurchase your tickets in advance
GROCERY BOOTHWe would be grateful for your help with our every popular Grocery Wheel.
Donations are gratefully accepted at the Parish Center.Families of St. Anselm School Students may send groceries to school with your child.
Your support contributes to our success!!!
We would also be grateful for your donation of “Spirits” for our Wine & Roses Please mark your donation “Carnival” and drop it off at the Parish Center.
Please complete this form and return to the Parish Center or call 215-637-2508. All volunteers arrive
between 6:00 PM and 6:15 PM at the Parish Center. Thank you for your support!#7-016
Saint Anselm SCRIP Program
What is SCRIP?
Participation in the SCRIP Program helps families pay tuition for Catholic education. This includes Grade Schools, High Schools and Colleges.
Gift cards are purchased in the SCRIP Office. A percentage of the purchase is credited toward the school of your choice. For those who do not have a child in Catholic School, the credit would then go to St. Anselm Parish or you may direct it to another family.
Example: Purchase food certificates$100.00 X 52 weeks = $5,200.00 x 4% tuition reimbursement = $208.00 per year.
Registration:
All SCRIP buyers must provide registration information. Forms are available in the SCRIP office.
Location and Selling Hours:
We are located in Room “B” – enter via the school parking lot.
Tuesday 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM (we also offer SCRIP through school on Tuesdays)
Special schedules for holidays will be published in the bulletin.
SCRIP Policy:
All checks must have a telephone number and may require proof of identificationMaximum check value $300.00
If a check is returned for insufficient funds the purchaser is responsible for the check’s valueand any additional charges incurred
Purchasers are asked to review your receipts and count your certificates before leaving Cash purchases require exact change No refunds or exchanges
Credit Distribution:
Credits of $25.00 or more are disbursed twice a year (January and August). Credit slips must be presented when applying your credit toward a tuition payment.
If you have any questions or concerns, please stop at the SCRIP office. Our volunteer staff will be happy to speak with you.
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BASEBALL ManiaSaint Anselm Parish
We are conducting an exciting fundraiser based on Major League Baseball to benefit Saint Anselm Parish. Baseball Mania is a unique sweepstakes. Each card has an equal chance to win based on the number of runs scored by the baseball teams that are randomly assigned to the card. Each card has a new chance to win for 15 weeks of the MLB season.
Buy 1 card for $20 and play 15 weeks of the MLB season, beginning June 9, 2014 through September 28, 2014. Game cards contain 3 random teams for each of the 15 weeks (you get 3 new teams each week). To play the game, participants simply add up the runs scored by their 3 teams during the week. Every week, the 10 highest scoring game cards, and the 4 lowest scoring game cards all win prizes. No two cards have the same 3 teams in any given week. The total number of runs scored by all your teams that week determines the value of your card. Each card has a minimum 1 in 19.6 chance to win a prize during the season. For more details, please visit the Baseball Mania website at www.charitymania.com.
Weekly and Grand Prizes are based on the sum of all runs scored by the teams on the card. Prizes are awarded weekly and at the end of the season to the cards whose teams score the most and lowest total runs.
Total Prizes for the Season$13,000
Grand Prizes awarded at the end of the season:$500 for the highest valued card of the season$200 for the lowest valued card of the season
The weekly prizes are:$300 for the highest total runs scored
$150 for the second highest$75 for the third highest
$25 Runner up Prizes for the next seven highest$50 for the lowest total runs scored
$25 Runner up Prizes for the next three lowest
Our parish is joining with St. Pius X in Broomall. To get a card or cards you must use an order form. ONE FORM PER CARD ORDERED. Turn the order form or forms with the $20 per card fee and we will see that you get your cards. You can turn in your forms and money at the Parish Center, in the weekend collection basket, or by mail.
BASEBALL MANIA ORDER FORM(Please reproduce this form as needed – ONE FORM PER CARD PLEASE)
Please provide your complete mailing address. Once your order is received, your cards will be mailed to you.
