Padre Pio “Pray, hope and

don’t worry”

St. Pio of Pietrelcina Parish

Church location: 18720 13 Mile Road, Roseville, MI 48066

Parish office location: 18430 Utica Road

(586) 777-9116

Email: stpioparishsec@gmail.com; Website: stpioparish.org

Our Mission Statement

We, the Catholic Community of St. Pio, inspired by the Holy Spirit,

celebrate the Eucharist with hope, to share our faith, love,

and the Good News of Jesus Christ through outreach and fellowship.

Sunday, July 1, 2018

$74,852

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Donations

$42,437.00

Happy 4th Anniversary

St. Pio Parish

July 1, 2015

“My past, O Lord, to Your mercy;

my present, to Your love; my future to Your providence.”

~St. Padre Pio

So he went in and said to them, “Why this commotion and weeping? The child is not dead but asleep.” ~Mark 5:39

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Readings for the Week of July 1, 2018

Sunday: Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24/Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11, 12, 13 [2a]/2

Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15/Mk 5:21-43 or 5:21-24, 35b-43

Monday: Am 2:6-10, 13-16/Ps 50:16bc-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23

[22a]/Mt 8:18-22

Tuesday: Eph 2:19-22/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Jn 20:24-29

Wednesday: Am 5:14-15, 21-24/Ps 50:7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 16bc

-17 [23b]/Mt 8:28-34

Thursday: Am 7:10-17/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [10cd]/Mt 9:1-8

Friday: Am 8:4-6, 9-12/Ps 119:2, 10, 20, 30, 40, 131 [Mt 4:4]/Mt

9:9-13

Saturday: Am 9:11-15/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 9b]/

Mt 9:14-17

Next Sunday: Ez 2:2-5/Ps 123:1-2, 2, 3-4 [2cd]/2 Cor 12:7-10/

Mk 6:1-6a

Observances for the Week of July 1, 2018

Sunday: 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Tuesday: St. Thomas, Apostle

Wednesday: Independence Day

Thursday: St. Anthony Zaccaria, Priest; St. Elizabeth of Portugal

Friday: St. Maria Goretti, Virgin & Martyr

Next Sunday: 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time

© Liturgical Publications Inc

St. Pio Parish Directory

Leadership Team of St. Pio Rev. Greg Rozborski Pastor

Rev. Mr. Arthur Majkowski Deacon

Peggy Ciaramitaro Business Manager

Margaret Crawford Administrative Assistant

Selma Yaldoo Communications Coordinator

Jill Sears Bookkeeper

William Harrison Director of Music

Jan Pazuchowski

Faith Formation, and Youth Ministry Coordinator

Carol Reeser Secretary, Faith Formation

Jeanne Wineski Christian Service Coordinator

Mark Naworol Maintenance

Bulletin Deadline—No later than 10 days prior to the issue you wish the article to appear.

Parish Information

Church Address - 18720 13 Mile Road, Roseville MI 48066

Parish Office Phone Number (586) 777-9116, #0

Parish FAX Number (586) 777-7958

Parish Emergency After Hours Number (586) 204-3427

Parish E-mail: stpioparishsec@gmail.com Parish web page stpioparish.org

Faith Formation Phone Number (586) 777-9116, #5

R.C.I.A. - Jan Pazuchowski (586) 777-9116, #5

St. Pio Prayer Line (586) 777-9116. #1 Christian Service Hours:

9:00am to 6:00pm Monday thru Friday Closed for Lunch - 12:00 noon to 1:00pm

Food Pantry / Baby Closet (586) 777-9116, #3 St. Vincent de Paul (586) 777-9116, #2

Main Office: 18430 Utica Road, Roseville MI 48066 Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday:

9:00am to 12:00 pm, 1:00pm to 4:00pm Friday: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Eucharist Adoration Mondays, 9:30am-5pm

Confessions Saturdays, 2:30-3:30pm

Sacramental Prep: Baptism Baptisms will be held on the 2nd and 4th weekends of every

month and need to be scheduled three months in advance.

Contact the Parish office at (586) 777-9116, #0.

Sacramental Prep: Marriage Arrangements to be made with the Parish Office one year

prior to wedding date. Please call Mark and Betty Squier at

(586) 296-9589.

Sacred Heart Cemetery Information

Cemetery Phone Number (586) 777-9116, #4 Cemetery Fax Number (586) 777-7958

St. Pio Pastoral Council Richard Pineau ao8242@wayne.edu

Mike Alcamo Vicariate Rep.

Tamara Alcamo Vicariate Rep.

Turning Point Inc. 24-Hour Crisis Line (Domestic Violence Abuse) (586) 463-6990

St. Pio of Pietrelcina Parish Offertory Collection

June 23 & 24, 2018

Offertory Budgeted……………….…….....…….…..……..…….$12,575.00 Total Offertory Collection..….........…….........…...………$8,413.00 Difference………..……..……………….....….…...…...…….……... -$4,161.00 Number of Envelopes Used……..…………….…...….….....……..…..340 Number of E-Giving & Direct Giving Transactions…….....10

Thank you to all who support our Church.

Mass Intentions

Mass Date: __________Day: __________Time:_______

Intention for: __________________________________

Living: ________Deceased:________

Requested by: _________________________________

Please return this form with payment to the Parish Office or drop it in the collection basket at Mass.

Suggested donation is $10

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Saturday, June 30

4:00 pm Mass Intentions:

†John Rossi (Wife, Shirley)

†Elinor Pockey (Family)

†Donald Nowicki (Senior Group)

†Rose Henwood, 11th Ann. (Jill McKee)

†Edward & Catherine Juszczyk (Family)

Transplant donors & Recipients

(Michael Pockey)

Shriners & St. Jude Hospitals (Friend)

Those suffering from depression

(Abdilla Family)

Sunday, July 1

9:00 am Mass Intentions: †Mr. & Mrs. George Mack

(Edward Ochylski)

†Elinor Pockey (Family)

†Margaret Owens (Senior Group)

†John Franko (Sister, Rita)

†Gerry Kremer (Eva & George Corey)

Living Relatives of Ruth Barrientez

Sunday, July 1

11:00 am Mass Intentions: †Annette McDowell (Husband, Dennis)

Deceased members of the

Potasnik Family (Helen Gallo)

Shriners & St. Jude Hospitals (Friend)

Monday, July 2

9:00 am Mass Intentions: †Paul & Joan Porter (Family)

Shriners & St. Jude Hospitals (Friend)

Tuesday, July 3

9:00 am Mass Intentions: †George Martin (Edward Ochylski)

Transplant donors & Recipients

(Michael Pockey) For the deceased members of the Barney

Asta Family (Family)

Thursday, July 5

9:00 am Mass Intentions: †Katrina Richardson

(Christine Wolenski)

Transplant donors & Recipients

(Michael Pockey)

St. Pio Parish Mass Intentions for this Week

4:00pm 9:00am 11:00am

Lectors A. Carr

J. Houbeck P. Harris G. Harris

J. Hoopingarner C. Murray

Eucharistic

Ministers

C. Teahan - J. Chipukites P. Feys - M. Perjes

D. Monfette - V. Lottholz D. Domino

D. Rea - J. Franzone B. Grill - J. Zerilli

K. Hilbert - B. Bileti T. Simon

B. Houbeck - K. Houbeck R. Houbeck - T. Tibovich

J. Chamberlain - C. Murray J. Brown

Altar Servers

J. Severson - E. Severson K. Severson

M. Bullis - J. Burley A. Burley

P. Tomala - D. Olivier P. Thibodeau - P. Tomala

Ushers

Team #1

M. Budnick - A. Czech

B. Linsenmann - C. Teehan

R. Williams

Team #1 D. Belcher - S. Cole

J. Gomez - P. Huebner B. Kew - D. Vander Hagen

Team #1 J. Chamberlin - M. Gartner

B. Paret - A. Perez - R. Reynolds

Mass

Intentions †James Stein (MaryAnn Stein)

†Elinor Pockey (Family)

†Kathleen Evola (Trina & Jack Buffa)

†Tom Cusumano (Mary Clark)

†Maria E. deReyes (Maria DiPaola)

†Grazia M. DiPaola (Joseph DePaola)

†Gerry Kremer (Eva & George Corey)

Gary & Karen Ernat, 51st Wedding

Anniversary

†Annette McDowell (Husband, Dennis)

†Hal & Anna Jarvis (Friends)

†Elinor Pockey (Family)

†Margaret Houlihan, 4th Ann.

(Jeann & Larry)

†Anthony Carducci (Family)

†Geraldine Kremer (Shirley Kraemer)

Deadline for the July 15th Bulletin is Thursday, July 9th at noon.

Saturday, July 7th and Sunday, July 8th, 2018

Growing with the Gospel

Children’s Inserts

for the month of July

Donated by:

An Anonymous Donor

Angels of the Feast

for the month of July

Candles & Host & Wine

Donated In Honor of:

Cliff & Marie’s 60th Wedding Anniversary

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St Pio Activities for the Week:

Sunday, July 1 9:00am, Mass 11:00am, Mass w/ K of C Corporate Communion & Installation of New Officers Special Collection: Peter’s Pence K of C Coffee & Donuts

Monday, July 2 9:00am, Mass 9:30am, Eucharistic Adoration 6:00pm, Scouts, Room 106

Tuesday, July 3 9:00am, Mass 10:00am - Noon, Fellowship, Social Hall

Wednesday, July 4 Independence Day Offices Closed

Thursday, July 5 9:00am, Mass Offices Closed

Friday, July 5 Offices Closed

Saturday, July 6 2:30pm, Confessions 4:00pm, Mass K of C Bus Trip

Commissions’ Corner As we embrace summer in all of its glory, we will say good bye, albeit temporarily, to the Com-mission’s Corner column. We

hope that you have enjoyed reading the reflections brought to you by our four Commissions: Worship, Evangelization, Christian Service, Religious Formation and on the fifth weekend of any month, the Parish Council. Fr. Greg saw this as a way to give witness to our Christian life. Each Commission offers a different per-spective that hopefully you found en-lightening and hopeful. The Parish Council has the honor of hav-ing the last article for this term year and we offer you to consider this question: What should I be giving back to my church? How often have we come to ex-pect many things from our church, our pastor, or from God? Our relationship with God is not a one-way street. God’s love for us always remains but we must reciprocate that same love back through prayer, meditation, acts of charity, kind-ness, etc. The same is true for our parish church of St. Pio. Please do not forget that we need to con-tinue to give back to our parish. We hope that you will pledge to the CSA, volun-teer at the Fun Fest for an hour, make some time in the coming winter to work the Midday Meal Program, spend some time on Mondays in Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, donate supplies for the Religious Education Program, or in-vite a friend to attend Mass. These and many other ways are examples of how to give back. Our column will be back in October and in the meantime, have a safe, relaxing, and blessed summer. St. Pio Parish Council

Theme Basket Raffle

St Pio’s Family Fun Fest

will be featuring our

popular Theme Basket

Raffle this year. We’re

starting our search for

parishioners who would like to as-

sist in donating a themed basket.

Baskets can be created by you or

by us. The suggested value of one

basket is $40.00 and up.

We do have some empty baskets

already, along with ribbon and cel-

lophane, so we can supply the

wrapping for you. Theme baskets

can be filled with whatever you

think would be fun.

Suggested ideas are Chocolate,

Coffee & Tea, Italian, Breakfast,

Mexican, Baking, Pet Lovers, Baby,

Books, Kids Toys, Cleaning Supplies

(yes, even that can be fun!) etc.

Items for the basket must be new,

no used items. So be creative,!

If you would like to create a basket

give me a call at my office,

Jeanne Wineski at 586-777-9116, #3

Baskets have to be turned into the

Christian Service Office no later than

Calling all crafters for the

St. Pio Fun Fest

We need your help to

make this event a success.

Any and all crafts welcome.

We are looking for any craft item

that has a value of $25 or more for

the raffle.

Please have your craft ready and

dropped off by August 5th

If you have any questions please

call Karyl at 586-292-2288.

Parish Offices

Will Be Closed

Thursday, July 5th &

Friday, July 6th

In Observance of

Independence Day.

6th Annual Gianna House Golf Outing

Friday, July 18, 2018

Greystone Golf Club 67500 Mound Road Washington, MI 48095

To register or for more information visit www.giannahouse.org. For questions

contact Bev Ballew at 586-498-2358 or email beverly1016@aol.com

Prayer for the Nation God of our forebears,

in tumultuous times our ancestors made their way

to a new land, seeking prosperity and peace. The wealth of a new nation lay before them,

as well as the challenge to use wisely the gifts of the good earth

and the industriousness of a people forged in the crucible of revolution

and the high-minded ideals of life and liberty. Strengthen within us the pursuit of justice,

the desire for equality, the love of true freedom.

May all the citizens of our country work unceasingly to promote the common good

so that all may share in the pursuit of happiness sought by the founders of our land.

Amen.

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Christian Service

Turn Ordinary Tasks into Prayer Time

I wish I had more time for________. You fill in the

blank. We’re always wishing we had more time to get certain things done. For me one of those things is my daily pray-ers. I’ve learned over the years that sometimes it takes being creative to find the right amount of time to get things done in one day. I’ve found one of the ways to better multi task is to incorpo-rate my prayers right into things I do each and every day. Prayer is like a con-tinual conversation with God. We pray and we interact with God, just as we would with our family, friends and co-workers. I’ve had people share the ways that they have blended prayer right into their reg-ular routines. It is wonderful to see the creative ways to stay connected with God, especially during a busy day. One idea of taking time for a short prayer was before you drive somewhere. As you get into your car, pause and ask God to bless your travels. When pumping gas I al-ways pray for the homeless who have to live out in nature’s elements. Stuck at a traffic light, pray for someone you may have hurt or said something bad to. See a memorial on the side of the road; remem-ber to offer a prayer for that person, but also the family who is living with the loss. The sound of sirens for police and medical vehicles always gets a quick prayer for safety for all those involved. Give up the evening news before you go to bed. Try a peaceful song to help bring a restful end to your day. Sometimes it is just finding those brief moments to re-member to thank God who gave us eve-rything. What ways can you incorporate prayer into your busy day?

Jeanne Wineski Christian Service Coordinator

Faith Formation Youth Ministry: The Faith Formation Office will be closed from Friday, June 29 through Sunday, July 8 for the Fourth of

July Holiday! We will reopen on July 9th with our "Summer Hours" which are: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday from Noon until 5:00 p.m. Please have a safe and Happy Fourth of July! Children at Vacation Bible School (VBS) who were "Shipwrecked" learned that they can be rescued by Jesus for many different reasons. When they are lonely, worried, struggling, when they do wrong and when they are powerless...Jesus res-cues! We listened to many bible passages also that showed this to us: From Jesus telling parables about lost things (coins, sheep and a son), Martha worrying and complaining, Jesus' friends trying to res-cue him in the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus welcoming a criminal who was dy-ing on the cross beside him, and Peter and Paul healing a lame man in Jesus' name. All show the power Jesus has to rescue! The songs, the videos, the bible stories, the themed snacks and the Children made the whole experience of VBS a wonderful one! Don't forget to keep looking for those "God Sightings", they are everywhere! A "God Sighting" is evidence of God. We look for him in everything we taste, smell, see, touch and hear. It could be a prayer, a hug from a parent, the sunshine, or a kind word from a friend. Check out our "Rescue Raft" at the back of church. The patches on our sail were all the "God Sightings" the Children saw during VBS week. Each patch represents the God Sightings for that day by each crew. The patches helped us to set sail and be res-cued. God is good!

Thanks again to ALL that helped through your donations and hard work. VBS 2018 was awesome!

Jan Pazuchowski Faith Formation Coordinator

Music Notes

Greetings,

I am very happy to join the min-istry team here at St. Pio. I have been a music minister in the

Archdiocese of Detroit for 18 years now. Before you comment on how young I look, just know that I had my first music minis-try position at a very young age: I played the morning hymns for our Sunday School class at age 6. My ministry has blossomed over the years and hopefully will continue to flourish at St. Pio. I am a graduate of Indiana University (BA in Music) (M. Ed.) and I am currently fin-ishing a Master of Arts degree in Music and Worship from Liberty University. My hope is to continue in my education and earn a Ph.D. in Music and Worship as well. I enjoy researching the origins of hymns and their composers, and I often share these nuggets in the bulletin. Currently, I reside in Detroit with my wife, Jujuana (pronounced Ju-JUAN-A), and our four children: Jade (11), Jennifer (1), and twins William Sean, Jr. and William Jacob Pierce (7wks). We also have a cat: Little Cat, whom we call LC. I grew up on the westside of Detroit, and I attended St. Su-zanne School. I graduated from Cody High. I am a convert to the faith; confirmed by Cardinal Maida in 2007. I was reared in the C.M.E. (Christian Methodist Episco-pal) church, and it was there that I re-ceived the call to music ministry. I am grateful to have had a faith experience and the discernment to recognize my gifts from God at an early age. Victor Hugo once said: "Music expresses that which words cannot." I believe that to be true and it is my highest honor to lead God's chosen in worship. We learn in Old Testament Scripture, that God created us for the sole purpose of worship. Taking this further, we are encouraged to be ac-tively, consciously, and fully involved in our liturgy. I LOVE to hear the congrega-tion sing and God does too. Do not worry about having the most pleasant voice, con-gregational singing is one of the most im-portant aspects of corporate worship. A congregation that sings and prays together is a blessing to God. I often ask, What if God responds to us in the way we choose to worship? I look forward to worshipping together…

Bon Mot: "We should know and celebrate God with our whole person." -Craig S. Keener

All best,

William S. Harrison Director of Music

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St. Pio Eucharistic Adoration

Mondays, 9:30am - 5:00pm

Chaplet of the Divine Mercy at 3:00 pm, followed by the Rosary

Come in and pray for a loved one.

St. Pio Women’s League Will be taking the summer off.

Meetings will resume in September.

St. Pio Fellowship Group Meets the first and third Tuesday of each month after the 9:00am Mass

until noon.

Pinochle Games We play every Thursday

from noon to 3:00pm

St. Pio Prayer Shawl Ministry Will be taking the summer off.

Meetings will resume in September.

The St. Pio Senior Group Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month from 10:00am to 2:00pm

St. Pio Prayer Group Meets every Thursday

from 7:00 - 8:00pm

The St. Pio Men’s Club Meets on the third Monday of each

month at 7:00pm

St. Pio Ushers Meets on the third Wednesday

of each month at 7:00pm

Please Pray for our Armed Forces

“Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their Families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. Amen.”

SSgt. Matthew Huck, Army SSgt. Justin Keown, Army CWO Phil Keown, Army

SSgt. Sean McDowell, Army CPT. Michael Reed, Army

CPO Timothy J. Smith, Navy Sgt. Keith Trojniak, Marine Corps. SSgt David C. VanceII, Air Force

Maj. Robert Weiss, Air Force

Children’s Tuition Assistance Fund

If you would like to help a St. Pio family in need to pay for their child’s

Faith Formation tuition, Simply place any donation in an

envelope marked “Children’s Tuition Assistance”

and place in the collection basket at mass, or drop off to the Faith Formation

Office during business hours. Pray to St. Michael for protection against

the power of evil, and to bring us closer to God.

Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle.

Be our protection against the wickedness and snares

of the devil. May God rebuke him,

we humbly pray; and do You, O Prince of the Heavenly Hosts,

by the power of God, cast into hell,

Satan and all evil spirits, who roam throughout the world

seeking the ruin of souls. Amen

Angels of the Feast

If you would like to have the candles, wine and/or hosts dedicated to the

memory of a loved one at one of the St. Pio Masses, Candles are $30 for the

month, the Hosts are $80, and the Wine is $50. please call the Parish Office (586) 777-9116 ext. 0

St. Pio Prayer Line

When you call the parish office (586) 777-9116, please wait for the prompt, and then press #1 for the

prayer line. A volunteer parishioner will answer you. The days and times

of this service will be provided on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday

between 11:00 am and noon.

If you cannot call during these times, Please leave your phone number

and someone will contact you.

The purpose of this prayer line is to pray with/for the caller’s intention and should be brief.

There will not be any type of counseling by the volunteer.

This will be kept confidential.

GOD BLESS YOU!

Growing with the Gospel

There are two inserts in our bulletin for the children of our Parish each week. If you would like to help offset the cost of this outreach to our young Parish members, a donation of $36.00 will sponsor the printing of these inserts for one month. If you would like participate, please place your donation in a marked enve-lope in the collection basket at Mass or call the Parish Office (586) 777-9116 ext 0

Glory & Praise Hymnal

Donation Program

Honor a loved one with a

donation to help defray the monthly

expense of our hymnals.

A bookplate will be placed on the

inside front cover for each donation.

Hymnal Costs:

$20-Pew Hymnal

$30-Choir Hymnal

$70-Solo Instrument Set

$110-Guitar Set

$140-Keyboard Set

Please place your donation in the

collection with your information and

the name(s) you would like to remem-

ber. You may also bring your

envelope to the Parish office.

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Shirley Becking Andrea Bidwell

Jacob Binkowski Mary Bologna

Elliana Budnick Haven Budnick

Madeline Budnick Suzanne Burkell

Merlyn Burke Livaria Burley

Bernadette Calabro Marlene Calder

Michael Campau Nick Ciaramitaro Maryann Claeys

Jim Clark Maureen Combs

Patty Conway Emily

Mark Frost Jim Fyn

Anthony G Dawn Gunn

Eleanor Gunn Kathleen Gunthner

Ryan Gunthner Jim Hill

George Hoffman Ashley Hopkins

Michael Hunsanger Ron Jed

John Junga Jennie Kayl

Connie Koczkodan Dolores Kurz Judy LaPerre Larry Lappin Mark Lappin Nancy Lappin Tom Lappin

Nancy Pukala Lazur Melanie Lech Tammy Lech Liz Maczuga Laura Mazich Sue McCann

Maureen McFarland Delphine Meagher Patrick Meagher Robert Michalik

Donna Moore Destiny Nowicki Katie O’Rourke

Margaret Owens Nancy Oxley

Brian Paret Sr. Lily Pickering Kathleen Piper

Irene Pukala Steve Rybinski

Margaret Scavone Connie Spencer

Kenneth Spencer Amie Szerdi

Anna Tatarelli Paul Taylorson Dianne Tegler Joanna Totty

Susan VanderHagen Virginia Wagner

Barbara Wajdziak Roger Weiss Sr.

Veronica Wolchon Zenobia Zawodny

Please contact the Parish Office to add your loved one to the sick list.

Please Pray for Our Sick…

St. Pio Intercessory Prayer Ministry

Come join us after Mass in the church and experience the

Holy Spirit at work with our newest ministry! Prayer teams are available after all weekend Masses. Intercessory prayer is a prayer that pleads with God for your needs and the needs of others. Often the problems we face seem too big for us. No matter how much we try, we cannot solve them on our own. It's times like these when we need to turn to the Lord in intercessory prayers.

Mary Most Holy, as a young woman living in obscurity you nurtured with loving care the Word of God made flesh. Please protect and accompany all young men and women, especially from our parish, who are called to a vocation to the priesthood or religious life. Amen.

St. Pio Family Fun Fest

Please help and sign up to volunteer at one of the many positions needed

at our annual St. Pio Family Fun Fest on the weekend of:

August 11th and 12th, 2018

Drop this form in the collection basket at Mass,

or send it to the Parish office at Utica Road.

Name:____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone #s:_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Where & Time to help:___________________________________________________________________________________

Thank you for your support.

2018 FOOTBALL CAMP AND SKILLS COMBINE

For: 3-8 grades (2018/2019) regardless of where you play football or attend school, no

prior experience needed.

On: July 9th-July 12th 5:30pm-8:30pm

At: St. Isaac Jogues Football Practice Field, 21100 Madison Street

St. Clair Shores

Camp Fee: $60 includes SIJ Football Back-pack, dinner after camp on Thursday and guest speakers who will discuss a variety

of topics.

Goal: To provide fundamental instruction to new and veteran players, while enhanc-ing their skills and techniques, in a fun and

competitive environment.

Instruction will include an NFL style skills combine to measure speed, quickness and strength; position fundamentals on both

sides of the ball, strong emphasis on teaching heads up tackling and Air Force football games at the end of each day.

Please visit www.sca.sportssignup.com for camp and football season registration. If you have any questions, please contact head coach Jeff Konal at 586-291-8070.