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WEDNESDAY BULLETIN
June 1, 2016
From the Administration
Dear Parents,
This morning, our 8th grade students celebrated their manyachievements during their career at Cathedral during the 8th gradeAwards ceremony and 8th grade brunch. We are grateful to Mr.Dawson, Mrs. Metzbower, and Mrs. White for organizing theceremony and making it run so smoothly. Our 8th grade studentswill be attending the premier high schools in the area and we areproud of all of them. Elsewhere in this bulletin is a list of the highschools our students will be attending and, in some cases,scholarships they have accepted for those high schools. As a class,our 8th graders received a total of $545,000 in academic andleadership scholarship awards! Tomorrow, our 8th graders willcelebrate together with a trip to Hershey Park, and on Friday, June3, they will participate in a Mass of Thanksgiving & Graduation at3:30 p.m., in the Cathedral. (Note to 8th grade parents: All 8thgraders must assemble in the Undercroft by 2:45 p.m.)
Dismissal on Friday, June 3 is at 11:45 a.m.; CED is available forthose who are registered. Monday, June 6 and 7 are full days ofschool, with CED available on both days. June 7 is the last day forCED.
In this Bulletin
Letter from the Admin
Middle School Update
8th Grade Awards
Grades K7 Awards
20162017 Calendar Dates
Cathedral Golf Open
Used Uniform SummerOpen Houses
Lost & Found
Yearbook Committee
CASPA Corner
Our Daily Bread
Sports News
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The awards ceremony for kindergarten through 7th grade will beheld on June 7th beginning at 9:30 in the gym. The following timesare approximate but we will not begin before the scheduled time:* K2: 9:3010:00* 35: 10:1510:45* 67: 10:5011:20
The last day of school for students is Wednesday, June 8, with aclosing liturgy at 10:30 a.m. in the Cathedral, followed by dismissalat 11:45 a.m. Progress Reports will be distributed on this day. Ifyour child is absent on the 8th, you may call to arrange to pick upthe final Progress Report, MondayThursday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,beginning the week of June 13; Progress Reports will not bemailed. The school calendar for 20162017 will be available soonon our website; please consider "subscribing" to the calendar sothat you are instantly alerted to any changes or additions.
Finally, I would like to speak for a moment about the dreadedsummer learning loss. You can expect summer reading andsummer math requirements from the teachers by the first of nextweek. We are also asking teachers to post the summer reading andmath requirements for their class on their website. But besides theschool requirements there are some things parents can do to helpmitigate "brain drain" over the summer. The most effective way forstudents to be successful over the summer is to focus on specificskills. By thinking about the academic challenges your child facedthis year and fitting in some practice in these areas over thesummer, he/she can return to school ready to hit the groundrunning in September. Just 1530 minutes a day of review can helpyour child retain and, in some cases, gain mastery of concepts. Bydeveloping and implementing a summer plan, you can keep aliveyour child's passion for learning and he/she can enjoy a continuedsense of academic selfesteem.
God Bless,Mr. Michael Wright, PrincipalMs. Jaclyn Serino, Assistant Principal
Wellness Committee
Msgr. Woy's Message
Cathedral MothersExcursion
Parish News
Prayer Corner
Community News
See the full calendar onthe school website
CASPA [ParentAssoc]
President, Jenai PaulCED: Diane BairdClassroom ParentLunch: The Lunch Box
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Middle School Update
Dear Class of 2016, It's hard to believe that this week is your last as a Cathedral student. You haveaccomplished so much during your time here. We hope that the memories you madeand lessons you learned stay with you for the rest of your life.
Your conduct set a new standard for eighthgrade leadership this year. You became thefirst class to proclaim the Gospel of Luke in the Cathedral. This made our WinterConvocation even more special. Additionally, you helped to launch the Faith in FocusLeadership Conference. You demonstrated courage and faith when you accepted thechallenge of presenting your ideas on mercy to our community. As you prepared for theevent, your spiritual strength and commitment to academic excellence set a glowingexample for students throughout our school. Because of you, every student whograduates from the School of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen will get to have a similarexperience.
We hope that you are proud of yourselves. We are certainly proud of you. When you
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leave school for the final time on Friday afternoon, always remember to put into actionyour promise to act justly, love tenderly, and walk humbly with our God. We wish you way more than luck. Sincerely,The Middle School Teachers
Congratulations to Our 8th Grade2016 Awards Ceremony
Ava Archey Bryn MawrAwarded: Trustees' Leadership Award from MaryvaleHampton Academic Achievement Award from NDPAccepted: Headmistress Award and will attend Bryn Mawr
Matthew Bald Calvert HallAwarded and Accepted: Christian Brothers Scholarship and will attend Calvert Hall
Nathaniel ComiMorog Loyola BlakefieldAwarded: Brother Tom Miller Honors Program Scholarship from Calvert HallAccepted: The Ignatian Merit Scholarship and will attend Loyola Blakefield
Oliver del Rosario Baltimore School for the ArtsAwarded: Brother Tom Miller Honors Program Scholarship from Calvert Hall and TheIgnatian Merit Scholarship from Loyola Blakefield
Michael Dorsey Loyola BlakefieldAwarded: Cardinal Leadership Merit Scholarship, McMullen Scholars Program and St.John Baptist De LaSalle Academic Scholarship from Calvert HallAccepted: The Ignatian Merit Scholarship and will attend Loyola Blakefield
Riley Franklin Maryvale Preparatory SchoolAwarded: Spirit Award from Mercy High School
Catherine Frisch St. Timothy's School
Annemarie Gaarder Notre Dame Preparatory School
Casey Gilmore Loyola Blakefield
Ramsey Hobbs Notre Dame Preparatory School
Sean Ketchen Calvert HallAwarded and Accepted: Cardinal Leadership Grant and will attend Calvert Hall
Catherine Kinkopf Notre Dame Preparatory SchoolAwarded: The Presidential Scholarship from Maryvale and The Theresian Scholarshipfrom INDAccepted: The Mother Theresa Gerhardinger Academic Scholarship and will attendNotre Dame Prep
Olivia Knott Maryvale Preparatory School
Patrick Lavelle Calvert HallAwarded: and Accepted: Calvert Hall Leadership Scholarship
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Lilly McCarthy McDonogh School
Tucker McCloskey St. Paul's SchoolAwarded and Accepted:The Kingsolving Scholarship and will attend St. Paul's School
Declan McGeady Loyola Blakefield
Luke Mihok Loyola BlakefieldAwarded: Calvert Hall Leadership Scholarship
Chinyanta Mushambo St. Paul's School
Faith O'Neil Maryvale Preparatory School
Kieran O'Neill Calvert HallAwarded and Accepted: Cardinal Leadership Grant and will attend Calvert Hall
Tony Pistorio St. Paul's School
Bennett Rider Calvert HallAwarded: The Ignatian Merit Scholarship from Loyola Blakefield and The KinsolvingScholarship from St. Paul's SchoolAccepted: The St. John Baptist De LaSalle Academic Scholarship and acceptance intoThe McMullen Program and will attend Calvert Hall
Benjamin Rohd Loyola BlakefieldAwarded: The St. John Baptist De LaSalle Academic Scholarship and acceptance intoThe McMullen Program at Calvert HallAccepted: The Ignatian Merit Scholarship. Benjamin is also a recipient of the KnottScholarship. He will attend Loyola Blakefield.
Izzy Schadt Notre Dame Preparatory SchoolAwarded: The Trustee Leadership Scholarship from Maryvale Accepted: The Gateway Academic Achievement and Cornerstone Merit Scholarshipand will attend Notre Dame Prep.
Eric Scheihing Loyola BlakefieldAwarded: The Calvert Hall Leadership Scholarship
Matthew Smolka Loyola BlakefieldAwarded: The St. John Baptist de la Salle Academic Scholarship and the McMullenScholars Program from Calvert HallAccepted: Ignatian Merit Scholarship. Matthew is also a recipient of the KnottScholarship. He will attend Loyola Blakefield.
Christopher Warner Loyola Blakefield
Gino Wilson Loyola Blakefield
Steve Tully Athletic Award: Casey Gilmore and Olivia Knott
Daughters of the American Revolution Youth Citizenship Medal: Faith O'Neil
Students who have attended Cathedral since Kindergarten"Lifers"Nathaniel ComiMorog, Oliver del Rosario, Michael Dorsey, CatherineFrisch, Annemarie Gaarder, Casey Gilmore, Ramsay Hobbs, CatherineKinkopf, Olivia Knott, Patrick Lavelle, Lilly McCarthy, Tucker McCloskey, DeclanMcGeady, Luke Mihok, Faith O'Neil, Kieran O'Neill, Tony Pistorio, BennettRider, Benjamin Rohd, Izzy Schadt, Matthew Smolka
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Presidential Excellence Award: Ava Archey, Michael Dorsey, Catherine Kinkopf,Bennett Rider, Benjamin Rohd, Izzy Schadt, Matthew Smolka
Altar Servers: Matthew Bald, Annemarie Gaarder, Catherine Kinkopf, PatrickLavelle, Izzy Schadt, Matthew Smolka, Christopher Warner
Ushers: Casey Gilmore, Sean Ketchen, Patrick Lavelle, Luke Mihok
Prayer Buddy Leaders: Annemarie Gaarder and Lilly McCarthy
Boy Scouts: DeclanMcGeady, Luke Mihok, Eric Scheihing
Modern Language Awards: Ava Archey for Spanish and Matthew Bald for French
Student Council: Michael Dorsey, Annemarie Gaarder, Ramsay Hobbs, CatherineKinkopf, Patrick Lavelle, Tucker McCloskey, Faith O'Neill, Tony Pistorio, IzzySchadt, Christopher Warner
Last Child Graduating from Cathedral: Nathaniel ComiMorog, Oliver del Rosario,Michael Dorsey, Sean Ketchen, Olivia Knott, Declan McGeady, Luke Mihok,Chinyanta Mushambo, Tony Pistorio, Benjamin Rohd, Izzy Schadt, EricScheihing, Gino Wilson
Last Child Graduating from Cathedral and have been members of the Cathedralcommunity for over 15 years:The Warner Family 16 years and The O'Neil Family (Faith) 19 years
Cathedral Boy & Girl: Casey Gilmore and Catherine Kinkopf
Thank you to Mrs. Daley for all her hard work on the Memory Book!
Grades K7 Awards Ceremony Tuesday, June 7, 2016, Gym
Grades K2, 9:30 10 amGrades 3 & 4, 10:1510:45 amGrades 57, 10:5011:20 amAll are invited to attend
Important Calendar Dates for the 20162017 School Year
The entire calendar is still being finalized, but we wanted to share with you someimportant dates for next school year.
First Day of School Monday, August 29, 2016
Christmas Break December 20 [11:45 am dismissal], return to school on Tuesday,January 3, 2017
Easter BreakTHIS IS A CHANGE Wednesday, April 12th is now a full day of school.Closed Thursday, April 13, return to school on Monday, April 24, 2017
Last Day of School Friday, June 9, 2017
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Register now for golf foursomes/individuals, or cocktails and horsd'oeuvres only.
Sponsorship opportunities are also available.
Used Uniform Summer Open House Dates
Uniform Bank Open House and Summer Hours: Saturday, July 23rd 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Wednesday, August 3rd 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturday, August 6th 9 a.m. to 12 Noon. This sale will be held during thekindergarten and new student Popsicle Party (rain date is Sunday, August 7, 12:153:15pm) You may also visit anytime this summer during the school office's summer hours.Please call first to be sure that the office is open. When you arrive, stop by the frontdesk and check in with Susan Lamb before proceeding to the Uniform Bank. Thank you! The uniform bank needs your donations!
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The uniform bank is in need of blue gym shorts, blue gym sweatpants, blue or greengym tshirts, and khaki skorts. Your donation of these items is appreciated. As always,donations of clean, gently used uniform items can be dropped off in the plastic uniformbank bin in front of the school office. Thanks for your help in keeping the uniform bankstocked!
Lost & Found End of the Year News:
Hello Moms and Dads! A little note from your Cathedral Lost & Found Team. Please know all Lost &Found items labeled with your child's name were returned to classrooms lastweek. In addition, please know all other clothing is being washed by the UniformBank Team this week and rehung in the Uniform Bank. Lastly and most importantly,all highend expensive navy blue blazers and coats are being kept in the UniformBank for your retrieval. The blazers are hung and the expensive coats are folded in awhite basket located in the Uniform Bank Room closet. If you have any questions and or thoughts or would like to volunteer for the 20162017school year for the Lost & Found Team and or the Uniform Bank Team, please contactChristine: [email protected], Nicole:[email protected],Gladys: [email protected], Sally: [email protected] Thank you everyone! We had a terrific system this past year please do not forget tocheck the Lost & Found area of the cafeteria each month and the Uniform Bank for allof your clothing needs! Our best to you for a wonderful summer!
Christine, Nicole, Sally, and Gladys
Yearbooks for SALE!!Please click here for the order form.
Order deadline was EXTENDEDuntil Friday, June 3rd
If you have any questions regarding the yearbook, please contact yourclassroom yearbook representative or Nicole Kelley at
Thank you so much, your support is greatly appreciated!!
CASPA CORNER Calling all volunteers for next year: If anyone would like to volunteer to chair or helpwith the following committees for next year: Lost and Found, Book Fair, Box Tops,
please contact Sheehan Burch at [email protected]
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Our Daily Bread
Don't Forget... Our Daily BreadFirst Tuesday morning of each month
Next school collection: Tuesday, June 7
Pans are available in the school office
Hot Dogs and Baked Beans1 10 oz. can tomato soup
2 packages hot dogs (cut into bite size pieces)3 16 oz. cans baked beans DRAINED
1. Spray pan with "Pam."2. Mix all ingredients in pan.
3. Cover pan securely with aluminum foil (not plastic wrap)4. Mark top of casserole with "CMOQ, date, Hot Dogs and Beans"
5. Place in a plastic bag and tie securely and FREEZE.
No baking is needed at home. These casseroles are heated thoroughly beforethey are served. To prevent spillage while transporting them to Our Daily Bread,
CASSEROLES MUST BE FROZEN!
Sports News
In case of bad weather, please call the Athletic Office 4104644083 after 8 a.m. forany cancellation information.
Cathedral Wellness CommitteeCathedral's Wellness Committee meets the 2nd Thursday of everymonth at 3 pm. Meetings are open and we welcome anyone to attend.Please contact [email protected] for more information.
The Wellness Committee is made up of a group of hardworking members. Many thanksto the following people for their time and dedication: Michelle Mollica, Kara Keehan,Ginna Kelly, Jackie Serino, Christine Boyd, Cathy Lobo, Bernadette Streett, Mia White,Mollie Howerton, Karen Wuestenfeld, Andrea Tucker and Lindsay Purpura. Wishing you a happy, healthy summer!
Msgr. Woy's Weekly Message Dear Friends,
Today we welcome Archbishop Lori as celebrant of the 11:00 am Mass. On this yearly
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Feast of Corpus Christi, the Church celebrates thecentrality of the celebration of Mass and thereception of Holy Communion in the life of herpeople. There is absolutely nothing more importantin our life as a church than the celebration of theEucharist. It is how the memory of Jesus has beenkept alive and His gospel proclaimed over the past2,000 years. We thank the Lord for giving us thesacrament of His Body and Blood as food for ourjourney through life to the Kingdom of God. We had a great Town Hall meeting last Sunday afternoon. For our initial experience, theturnout was respectable and the table discussions were just great. There were fivequestions keyed off April's parish survey that were the foci of the discussion: 1. Faith Formation: What programs or activities will best grow your faith and the faith ofour parishioners? (Examples: bible study, youth group, annual retreat). 2. Social: What activities will promote a sense of family and community in our parish?(This begins with all our liturgical celebrations and extends to our social activities). 3. Worship: What will enhance the grace and spiritual experience you feel while atMass? (Examples: greeters, coffee after Mass, sound system already in the works). 4. Outreach Efforts: How to encourage Catholics residing within our parish boundaries,to reengage and join us? 5. Service: Where should we direct our efforts in delivering support and services to thosein need? Members of the pastoral council will now synthesize the discussion results and begin toconsider 34 goals over the next three years. If you did not attend the meeting and wouldlike to make a comment or suggestion about the above discussion questions, you may doso by June 5th at [email protected]. Work continues on our Church's sound system. Repairs to the floor jacks, connectors,etc. have taken place and most of the new microphones (pulpit, cantor station,contemporary group, altar) have been installed. Fr. Andrew and I have yet to receive ournew wireless mics. The speaker system has been reequalized to improve itsperformance. The next phase is the installation of digital mixers that will not only enhancethe sound but permit real time adjustments to the system (i.e. adjust volume etc.). Thecost for this phase is $22,000. A parishioner has generously agreed to match dollarfordollar other donations towards this project up to onehalf the cost of the project. Ourchallenge is to raise the other half. So for every dollar raised, the parishioner willmatch your gift! Bishop Madden's next prayer walk in Baltimore City is this Tuesday at St. Veronica's(806 Cherry Hill Road) beginning with a simple dinner at 5:30pm in the parish hall next tothe church. There is ample street parking at the church. The Bishop's walks are a meansto show solidarity with our brothers and sisters in the City but most of all to ask God's giftof peace and justice. A Welcome Reception for new parishioners will take place in the Parish Center nextSunday, June 5th after the 9:30 am Mass. If you are new to the parish over the last year,please join us! Finally, remember the repose of the soul of Dr. Walter R. Welzant, a former parishionerwhose Mass of Christian Burial I celebrated Saturday morning. Enjoy the Holiday Weekend & Have a Good Week!Msgr. Woy
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AllAges Summer Excursion with the Mothers of Mary Our Queen
Join the Cathedral moms' group on Wednesday, June 22nd, as we're headed to theGrotto at Mount St. Mary's University in Emmitsburg, MD. Upon meeting there at 10:30a.m., we'll enjoy a tour led by our school chaplain, Fr. Andrew DeFusco. Bring a picniclunch to enjoy afterwards. Directions can be found at http://msmary.edu/grot/planvisit/;it's about 1 1/2 hours from Baltimore.
Parish News
Children's Liturgy of the Word
Children's Liturgy of the Word is at the 9:30 am Mass everySunday. The last Sunday is June 12th, we will begin again LaborDay weekend.
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Spring Adult FormationApril 24 June 12, 2016, For more information click here
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Vacation Bible School Registration is now open!Surf ShackJune 2730
Deep Sea Discovery August 811, 2016__________________________________________________________________________
Mark your calendars for the 4th Annual Haiti Carnavaleto be held Saturday, September 17, 2016!
We are looking for volunteers to help with this popular and funfundraiser for our partner parish in Gonaives, Haiti. Please contactDonna McCann ([email protected]) if interested. We'd love tohear from you!
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Join us August 1st5th for SLC!Spend a week with your peers serving in our Baltimore community, learning about
Christian service, and having fun! Earn hours towards your Confirmation requirement!Who: Ages 13+
When: August 1st5thTime: MondayThursday 8am4pm; Friday 8am8pm
Cost: $200Where: drop off & pick up at Cathedral Parish CenterLunch: Lunch will be provided each day, except Friday
ScheduleMonday: Park & People Foundation
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Tuesday: Ronald McDonald HouseWednesday: TBDThursday: TBDFriday: Hershey Park trip
More details to come soon regarding the schedule. Limited spaces available. Sign uptoday! Questions? Contact Siobhan Cooney at [email protected] can be found online at www.cathedralofmary.org/youthministry
Prayer Corner
Please continue to pray for
Kasey Seymour
and
Archer Senft
For updates on Archerhttp://www.beingrelational.com/archersenftupdates2015/
Community NewsThe Painting Workshop offering many classes for all ages. Winter Break Art Camp is beingoffered December 21 December 31. Brochures are available in the office. For informationcall 4106029799 (office) or email [email protected]
Painted Nest Interior and Decorative Painting, Cathedral parent Emily McGeady 4104283641, Experienced, Dependable, Detail Oriented, Reasonable Rates.
Got books? Local charities: TurnAround, Our Daily Bread, Sisters Academy, Family CrisisCenter and Beans and Bread are in need of children's books (preschool12). Contact Andreato donate: [email protected]
Private Piano Lessons: University trained, experienced teacher. Weekly lessons ages 5through adult. Call for details. 4105328381
OCEANFRONT HOUSE FOR RENT, OCEAN CITY, MD Beachfront townhouse at 141stStreet, sleeps 8 with ample dedicated parking. 3BR, 2BA, full kitchen, AC, wifi, flat screenTVs, outdoor shower and oceanfront decks on 3 levels! High season weeks available. Createa new beach tradition. Contact Mike McGeady at 4439422752 or [email protected].
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LOT FOR SALE MOTIVATED SELLER:LAST LOT AVAILABLE in Baldwin in a highly desirable area! 4802 Bart Allen Lane,Baldwin, MD 21013. Gorgeous 2.20 acre lot at the end of a culdesac in Baldwin/CarrollManor area just a perfect location to the home of your dreams! No HOA fees and no buildertieins! Lot has well that when last tested had a 5.50 gallon per minute yield, perc. testedresults to be verified, private setting with beautiful scenic views! Carroll Manor Schooldistrict. If interested, contact Mary Lou Healy 4104584832
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