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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
MONDAY, JANUARY 26^TH THROUGH FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 2004


Saint Joseph School
Bonne Terre, Missouri

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SATURDAY MASS: JAN. 24 AT 4:00P.M.

Lector---------------------------Carl Cash
Sp. Min.------------------------ Harriet Gamblin, Leo Willey
Servers-------------------------- Bev. Pinson,
Donna Hager
Ushers--------------------------- J. Rosner, D. Mitchell, R. Barkey, H. House

SUNDAY MASS: JAN. 25 AT 7:00A.M.

Lector--------------------------- Jean Smith
Sp. Min.------------------------ M. & M. Schneider
Servers------------------------- D. & M. Pace
Ushers-------------------------- L. Neubrand, L. Stegall

SUNDAY MASS: JAN 25 AT 10:00A.M.

Lector--------------------------- Ted Mueller
Sp. Min.------------------------ B. Stenger, S. Reiter, B. Krull ©
Servers-------------------------- A. Norton, M. Swartz
Ushers-------------------------- B. Schwent, C. Farr, B. Schwartz, J. Neinhaus

ST. ANNE MASS: JAN 25 AT 8:30 A.M.

Lector--------------------------- F. Cohlman
Sp. Min.------------------------ Ron Schmidt, A & V. Schoen Servers------------------------- C. Schmidt, D. Wilkinson, M. Wilkinson
Gift Bearers-------------------- Anita & Ron Schmidt

Do you recognize the symbols on the gold banner in our sanctuary? The theme is Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world.

Jesus symbolized by the cross rising out of the world, which represents all of us. The two fish show the dual person of Jesus, as God and man. He sent the Holy Spirit (the dove and the flame) to give us strength and to guide us. The waves under the earth, the wheat and grapes on either side of the cross, represent the sacraments of Baptism and the Eucharist.

The banner helps us to think about how much God has given us and how much He must love us.

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to Ralph and Betty Heine who will be married 62 years on January 25^th. May God continue to bless them on their journey through life.

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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
MONDAY, JANUARY 26^TH THROUGH FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 2004

"A FAITH-FILLED FUTURE"

On Monday the students will attend Mass. Father John will be talking with the students regarding the liturgical calendar of the church. He will also discuss the type of vestment worn for each of the seasons and the sacred vessels used during the Mass. Students will sing at St. Joseph Manor in the afternoon.

On Tuesday at 1:30p.m. a talent show will be held in the school auditorium. Parents and friends are invited. Crazy hats will be worn in the afternoon. The K-4 grade students will attend a concert at Powell Hall featuring the St. Louis Symphony at 9:30 a.m. School uniforms will be the dress of the day.

Wednesday is St. Louis Day and uniforms should be worn. Kindergarten through fourth grade students will attend an educational field trip to Fitz’s Root Beer in University City. This day will be sponsored by the Home and School Association.

The field trip will also include the "Walk of Fame,"an outdoor excursion conducted by the members of the Fitz Root Beer staff that will include a detailed explanation of famous St. Louisians who have literally "left their mark" in the sidewalks of University City.

Thursday is Pajama and Slippers, Casual Dress Day:

Catholic Schools Week would not be complete without the wearing of pajama attire on one of the days. The students will give combined or individual class presentations of a chosen foreign country’s way of life in the school auditorium. A variety of information concerning each country’s culture will be offered. Parents and friends are invited.

The theme for Friday is Family Day.

School uniforms should be worn. Students will attend Mass. After Mass, breakfast will be served to the parents and grandparents by the students in the church hall. Please plan on attending morning classes with your child immediately following the breakfast and after recess. There will be an early dismissal at 11:30 a.m.

We look forward to another successful week of celebrating our Catholic school heritage. May the theme of this year’s celebration be our watchword now and always in memory of the good sisters and priests who entrusted us with the legacy of Catholic school instruction for our children.

The ladies and guests enjoyed our Christmas party. The food, catered by the "Heavenly Angels" was delicious.

Janet Mecey was crowned Queen for 2004.

We would like to thank the member’s who brought cookies and goodies for the party. All of the extras were made into baskets and sent to the shut-ins that are living in the nursing homes.

Attention prayful single men and women!

The Redemptorist (for men) in St. Louis, Mo., Assumption Trappist Abbey (for men) in Ava, Mo., Carmel of the Holy Spirit (for women) in Little, Co., and Gethsemani Abbey (for men) in Trappist, Ky., will be hosting "Live-in Experience" vocational retreats soon. Work and pray with the community and hear the great spiritual talks. There is no cost but space is limited. Dates include Feb. 6-8, March 12-14^th, and April 9-11^th. Other weekend dates available. Call toll free 1-800-221-1807. Some restrictions may apply.

You may purchase your ticket early. Tickets are available at the Religious Articles Shop after Mass.

SACRISTY CLEANERS

Jan. 23 K. Lenhart, Alicia Stolle



CHURCH CLEANERS

Jan. 23 Deborah & Ron AuBuchon
Jan.19 Team #3

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