Dear Friends, Tomorrow is Labor Day. How odd to say those words with almost a week of September gone! Regardless, once Labor Day happens, then the work of the year begins in earnest. Many schools though are already back in session. St. Anne School will begin this Wednesday and the opening school year Mass will be on Friday. Some of our organizations started to meet this past week, with the Rosary Society, Movie Night, the Athletic Council, and St. Anne Stages, all getting a “jump” on the year. “Coffee And” and Blood Pressure testing will begin today after the morning Masses. Our bimonthly Pre-Baptism class for parents who wish to have their child baptized will take place this Tuesday, September 8th. Our Faith Formation program will start next weekend, September 13, right after “Backpack Sunday” at the 9:30 Family Mass. That day will also be the beginning of the Launch Pad and the Pray-Pen for our families and younger folks. The rest of the Faith Formation Program will also begin that week. St. Anne Seniors barely took a breather during the summer but their first meeting of the year will be on September 14th. Our choirs will also begin practicing and singing for the 5:15 Mass on Saturdays, for the 9am Family Mass on Sundays, and for the 11:30 Mass on Sundays. Our RCIA program for anyone who would like to become Catholic, or would like to complete their sacramental journey in the faith will begin at the end of the month. To register for that program, please call the rectory. Our weekly Bible Study and “Back to Our Roots” gospel reflection meetings will also begin in September and the Faith Center Board will be meeting to plan our Adult Faith Formation Program.

The rest of our groups will begin as the September roll-out continues. Holy Name Society, Prayer Shawl Ministry, Catholic War Veterans, Men’s and Women’s Cornerstone, a new reflection group for men, and our women’s discussion group, DAWN, will start meeting shortly. Please see the bulletin and the Web-page for details. SAAB will also be meeting to plan its parish-wide events. Our school PTG will have its “Back to School Night” on September 22nd. A number of our youth programs will also be starting: Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts; our Cheerleaders, who practiced hard during the summer, will start-up again after a brief layoff; and the basketball program will begin near the end of September or the beginning of October. The Men’s Basketball Game still continues each Monday night at 8pm in the gym. This year, we’ll be kicking off an exciting new youth initiative for Junior High and Senior High young people. We’re still formalizing what these programs will look like, so please watch the bulletin and Web-page for when they will actually begin. This description can give you an idea of the kinds of activities that go on at our parish as the year unfolds. There are other programs that take place throughout the year, like the Food Pantry and St. Cajetan Ministry for job-seekers and the different sacramental and leadership ministries. All of these groups, organizations, and ministries involve literally thousands of people and help to create a feeling of belonging to the community of St. Anne. We can get a sense of this community each time we gather for Mass on Sundays. There we can be renewed in what a Christian community is all about – it’s our relationship with Christ that creates and deepens our connection with one another. On a yearly basis, however, that sense of community is reinforced by the St. Anne Street Faire, which will be from September 18-20th. Your participation, as one of nearly 700 volunteers or just to enjoy a good time, is crucial for us all. Come and belong!

Love,

Fr. Joe

Worship…Called and formed by the Word of God, we

worship our Lord primarily in the Mass. The Eucharist is

the center of our Christian life. It grounds everything else

we do, from prayer to our daily tasks to our ministries. If you

have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the

following Pastoral Council Representatives: Fr. Colin

Kay, Deacon Rich McGarry and Michael Kohler.

Pray for the recovery of: Bob Wilson, Janet Blumka, Emma Marie Wyman, Evelyn Hedderich, Jason & Justin Leider, Kevin Barnett, Sister Mary Ann Reis, Dianna Miranda, Jack Hermans, Joanne DeCaro, Brandon Higgens, Ann Millstein, Carol Gravel, Wendy Gratale, Richie Policastro, Jackie Manning, Stanislaw Tecza, Jean Calabrase, Louis Frances, Jarret Adamo, Matthew McGovern, Gloria Ranieri, Sarah Valenti, Dennis Crosby, Robert Walsh, Stan Tomon, Violeta Arva, Ken Macagna, Susan Hurley, Todd Hodge, Vickie DePadova, Louise Garcia, Emily Rao, John Rao, Carol Verbovsky, Kenneth Bodzak, Janice Ward, Carol Crosson, Anne Llewellyn, Amy Joosten Butler, Les Wolf, Caden Zane, Jill Freitag Zane, Gary Beal, Diana Lambouras, Thomas Brown, Mary Ann Cavana, Nicole Schepps, Baby Mackenzie Paulhus, John Falcone, Elise Bord, Vicki Purpura, Anna DiPasquale, Liz Morano, Baby Regan Doyle, Raymond Hofmeister, John Cooney, Msgr. Joseph Slinger, Jayden J. Miranda, Brenda Reef, Mary Garripoli, Kenneth Michael Bodzak, Kelly Ann Ross, Kay McAteer, Frank DiGiaimo Jr., Michael T., Mildred Adamo, Patricia Salvi, Aliysha Malone, Peter Mastrangelo, Olga Marino, Tyler Dixon, Bob Wilson, Richard DeLorenzo, Brandon Patory, Alice Giegler, Baby Bentley Powell, Ruth Rizzo, Patrice Foster, Gertrude Mahon, Sean Cox, Ken Lisa, Kevin Considine, Baby Kaedon Ross, Glenn Endresz, Sarah Wilder, Krista Jentzsch, Patricia Hinchliffe, Helen Krajacic, Betsy Mahon, Robert O’Byrne, Andrew D’Amico Sr., Anthony Frank, Janet Blumka, Anna Coletti, Patricia Castiglia, Linda DeLorenzo, Jean Conerly, Ruth Corsi, Rick Owen, Jeannie Girovasi, Natasha Santana, and Jay Paolella.

†Pray for the happy repose of †

Carmine Federico, Bishop Thomas Donato, Rocco Grassano, Samuel Gardinerclarke & Louis Call

The Bread and Wine will be offered this week in honor of Marian & Vito Palagano – 65

th

Wedding Anniversery as requested by Vincent.

The Altar Candles will burn this week in in honor of Marian & Vito Palagano – 65

th

Wedding Anniversery as requested by Vincent

The Sanctuary Lamp will burn this week in honor of Marian & Vito Palagano – 65

th

Wedding Anniversery as requested by Ferrara Family.

Monday, September 7

th – Labor Day

8:45 – People of St. Anne Parish Tuesday, September 8

th

7:30 - Kitty Fowler (Living) – Lily Lisa Thornberry (Living) - Paul 8:45 – Danny Sullivan – Peggy John & Cecelia Murphy - Family

Wednesday, September 9th

7:30 – Jose Mari Mercarder – Melissa Rivere Todd Wharton – Mary Werner 8:45 – Sharon Makoe (Living) – Michelle Stack Tom Bacigalupo – Laurie Hessman

Thursday, September 10th

7:30 - Lenora Mosca – Kitty Fowler Serena Graniero (Living) - Family 8:45 – Aurora Salazar – Granddaughter, Claudia Elliott Schwoerer – Doris & John Lyons

Friday, September 11th

7:30 – Alfredo & Carmela Marinelli – Frank Marinelli Claire Pelle (Living) – Marie 8:45 - Dianna Walsh – Robin, Janette & Kim Rev. Joseph Doyle (Living) - Students & Teachers of SAS John Kinmond & Peg Cronrath – Beverly Kinmond

Saturday, September 12th

8:45 - Pam Muentener – Mom Lenora Mosca – Andrea & Barry Bush Miguel Valdez - Sister 5:15 – Fr. Joseph Doyle (Living) –Jeanette Kearns Ursula Avato – Lombardi Family Sara Kovarik – Ellen Patricia Vaughan – Roseanne Anderson

Sunday, September 13th

7:30 - Maria McNamara – Roseanne & Family Maria McNamara – Carl & Lucia Forthofer Lucia Bowers – Joan Ulrich Ella Kopec – Barbara Grattagliano 9:30 - Charles M. Macaluso Jr. – Murphy Family Earl Flagler – Pat Muse Pauline McGovern – Doheny Family In Thanksgiving to St. Therese - Anne DiGiaimo 11:30 – Mom & Marie – DePadova Family Nicholas Michael Scopac – Family Tom Clarke – Marto Family Charles & Lee Frazier – Mary & Joanne Ludlow Jane Paquette-Hill – DeMerchant Family **** NO 6:00 PM MASS UNTIL OCTOBER ****

HOLY NAME SOCIETY - Will meet on Sept.

13th

for Mass at 9:30 am and meeting to follow in

the Church Hall at 10:30. All members are

requested to process down the aisle at Mass with

the Holy Name Banner. For further info. call Sal at

201-794-3485.

Let us pray for those in our armed forces especially

for: Lt. Col. Phillip Christy, US Army; Army Natl.

Guard; Pvt. John Pagios, US Army; Pvt. Kristoffer

Burger, US Army; SPCE4 Kyle Milnes, US Army; PO

2nd

Cl Jimmy Guerra, US Navy, PO 2nd

Cl Nicholas J.

Vanni, US Navy; Major Gregory Sugalski, US Army;

MM3 Nicholas J. Magarelli, USN, Master Sgt. Michael

VanPamel, USAF; Sgt. Michael Bourke, US Army;

PFC Lindsay Newarski, US Army; PFC Jason Dawson,

US Army;Staff Sgt.. Matthew Bauer, USAF; Brandon

Motto, USMC; Lt. Marc Sabatino, USN; LCPL Storm

Odom, USMC; Airman Michael Diffin, USAF; Sgt

Major Joseph R. Lobban, US Army; CPL Justin Scales,

USMC; LCPL Dominick Rizzo, USMC; PFC Jonathan

C. Sulinski, Warrant Officer Alan Harty, US Army;

Sgt. Bert J. Frullo, US Army; LCPL. Harrison James

Bruining, USMC; LCPL Steven D’Argenio, USMC;

Capt. Kip Rainey; SP4 Monica Saucier, US Army; Spec.

4 Brian Tarantino, US Army; PO 1st Cl. Mike

Tarantino, USN; Lt. Col. Marshall Denney; Lance

Corp. Marshall Denney IV; EO2 Michael Yondolino,

USN; Col. Patrick Frank; Capt. Daniel Curtin, US

Army; Capt. Erik Mineo, US Army; Corporal Joseph

Sullivan, SMC; A1C Richard Baldassari, USAF; Capt.

Donald Pump, USMC; and all those serving in Iraq and

Afghanistan.

ALTERNATIVE TO ABORTION If you know someone who is considering having an abortion, here is a number that they might call that could be of help to them to consider an alternative to this practice. The number is 1-800-395-HELP (4357).

BACK TO OUR ROOTS will resume the weekly schedule, every

Thursday from 1-2 PM in the Faith Center beginning on Thursday, September 17th

During September Pope Francis asks us to pray especially ...that opportunities for education and employment may increase for all young people.

REGULAR WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

RETURNS THIS TUESDAY, SEPT. 8TH

WEEKDAY MASSES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:

7:30 & 8:45 AM

WEEKEND MASSES WILL REMAIN THE SAME

Saturday – 8:45 AM & 5:15 pm

Sunday – 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 am

(No 6:00 pm Sunday Mass until October)

SPREAD THE WORD!!!

MEDITATION Ella in Heaven Wislawa Szymborska

She prayed to God with all her heart to make her a happy white girl, And if it’s too late for such changes, then at least, Lord God, see what I weigh, subtract at least half of me. But the good God answered No. He just put his hand on her heart, checked her throat, stroked her head. But when everything is over – He added – You’ll give me joy by coming to see me, My black comfort, my sell-sung stump.

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTIONS

23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

“Did not God choose those who are poor in

the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the

kingdom that he promised to those who love

him?” – James 2:5

What is more important – being rich in faith

or rich in possessions? Society teaches us

that possessions are most important. God

teaches a different lesson. When we are rich

in faith we know that matieral things really

do not matter and we are more willing to

share what we have.

The earth is essentially a shared inheritance whose fruits are meant to benefit everyone. For Christians, it becomes a question of fidelity to the Creator, since God created the world for everyone. Hence, every ecological approach needs to incorporate a social perspective which takes into account the fundamental rights of the poor and the underprivileged. The principle of the subordination of private property to the universal destination of goods, and thus the right of everyone to their use, is a golden rule of social conduct and the very principle of the whole ethical and social order….The Church teaches…that there is always a social mortgage on all private property.

Pope Francis from his encyclical Laudato Si:

On Care for our Common Home

Word… St. Anne’s is a family of faith formed by the Word of God, especially as this is expressed in the person of Christ, in the

Scriptures, and in the Tradition of the Church. As we hear this word and take it more and more deeply into our lives, we

become ever more truly the People of God.

If you have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the following Pastoral Council Representatives:

Donna Stickna, John Hill, Carmie DeMerchant, Melissa Rovetto-Ruffner & Marianne Cummins

SAINT ANNE SCHOOL NEWS School will open on Wed., Sept. 9th for grades 1-8; Kindergarten classes will begin on Sept. 10th

and Pre-K starts the week of Sept. 14th. There are still openings on all grade levels for next year. The School Office is now open.

Kindly call 201-796-3353 to get information on how to register.

www.stannenj.com Follow us …. @StAnneFairLawn

FAITH FORMATION NEWS

Emails have been sent to all registered Fall Faith Formation families. Fall Faith classes begin as follows:

Sunday Faith: 9/13 @ 10:45a in the school gym (enter door #5)

Tuesday Faith: 9/15 @ 3:45p in the school cafeteria (enter door #5)

Home Study: 9/23 @ 7p in the school cafeteria (enter door #5)

Family Catechesis: 9/29 @ 7p in the school cafeteria (enter door #5) Fall Faith Registration (grades 1-8) will re-open on September 8. The following classes are closed:

Sunday: grades 1 & 6

Tuesday: grade 3

BACKPACK SUNDAY Mark your calendars: Backpack Sunday will be celebrated on Sunday,

September 13th

at the 9am Mass! Bring your backpacks & receive a

special blessing—it’s a great way to start the new school year!

the praypen and the launch pad

return sundays 9:30

starting September 20th

Street Faire Update…. When we turn the calendar page to September, we really roll into Street Faire mode!

Pre-Sale food & games tickets will go on sale at the Rectory Beginning September 1

st, 25 tickets will cost $20.00.

As of September 15th, 25 tickets will cost $25.00.

(Ride tickets will be sold at the Street Faire only.)

Attention Volunteers: Each volunteer is asked to attend ONE meeting to learn of your responsibilities that weekend. The remaining meeting is scheduled for Saturday, September 12

th at 10:00 am in the Church Hall.

Looking for more customers?? If you provide a professional service or own your own business & are looking for a way to promote it, why not become a St. Anne Street Faire Sponsor? Your info will appear in the bulletin all of September on our Sponsor Sheet, and you’ll be showcased on our website as a proud sponsor. Banners will also display your logo & info at the Faire. It’s a way to help St. Anne Parish & yourself all at the same time! Gold sponsors $1000; Silver $ 750; Bronze $500. Kindly make checks out to St. Anne Church. Feel free to call the Rectory for more info at 201-791-1616.

A big THANK YOU to our 2015 Sponsors:

Men’s Cornerstone Ameriprise Financial, Maria Nigro Benjamin Franklin Plumbing Columbia Bank Community Bank of Bergen County (Fair Lawn Branch) Peggy Long, Coldwell Banker Shop Rite of Fair Lawn/Inserra Tower Associates, Technical Recruiting Consultants Conte Funeral Home Cosmos Club Knights of Columbus, St. Ann’s Council 2853 Saint Anne School

We are so appreciative for your support of our effort!

Service… Impelled by the Spirit of Jesus, St. Anne’s strives to reach out to others. In works on behalf of justice, charity, and human

development, we seek to imitate Jesus in bringing glad tidings to the poor, liberty to the oppressed and captives, and healing to

the blind and the sick. If you have any comments, please feel free to contact Fr. Joe or Fr. Colin.

FROM THE OFFICE OF HUMAN CONCERNS

Many of our shelves are empty. As you know, twice a motnh we distribute food to the needs and hear the stories of lost jobs, sickness and just about making it to pay bills. We do our best to provide food (Thanks to all of you!) and a listening ear usually ends with a big hug. Why do I share this information with you? I hope that you feel some of these emotions that are given out with much love. God bless you all!! FOOD PANTRY NEEDS: ALL CANNED VEGETABLES, FRUIT, SOUP!! Cereal, tuna, peanut butter, jelly, jello, mac/cheese, healthy snacks, paper towels, laundry soap. You can drop off anytime at the rectory. Shopping for school supplies? Remember the needy children or our pantry clients. Next food distribution date: Sept. 16th Food coupons from newpaper: Please collect the inserts from the Sunday papers. DO NOT CLIP COUPONS!! Bring them to the church and place them in the third drawer of the small wicker chest in the main vestibule of the church. A parish family collects them and uses them when they purchase the food they donate to our Food Pantry.

ST. CAJETAN MINISTRY

We meet every two weeks as follows: St. Catharine’s Ministry Center - next meeting: Thursday, Sept. 10th - first floor meeting room 7-9PM and at St Anne’s Faith Center on Saturday, Sept. 12th from 10am-12 noon. If you think you may be interested please contact Ed Grzesiak 201-321-5144, John Lederer 201-286-9354, Lou Cuomo 201-657-3838, Eamon Jennings-917-841-2558, Steve Zmuda 201-819-9026. You can also email us at stcajetan@stannefairlawnnj.org .

We’re getting’ ready for the STREET FAIRE !!!

Friday, Saturday & Sunday

September 18-20

Music by Alan Quinn & Friends on Friday and Sunday nights

Hollywood Entertainment – All Weekend – Tunes/Contests/Games

The band “Loose Ends” – Saturday – 7:30 – 9:30 pm

Hawthorne School of Dance will perform on Sunday

Pony Rides on Sunday from 12:30 – 2:30 pm

50/50 Raffle every few hours plus 11 Games of Chance

Watch College & NFL Football games in our “Beer Garden” on Saturday & Sunday!!

FABULOUS FOOD !! Your mouth will be watering the minute you get to the Faire!

BBQ, Sausage & Peppers, Stuffed Cabbage, Burgers, Hot Dogs, Pizza, Zeppoles, Pasta, Empanadas, Desserts, Italian Ices…. We will have it all!

Community… Formed by the Word and by the Eucharist, St. Anne’s

builds community in the ways that we live and work and

celebrate together. In these ways, we experience the living

presence of Christ.

If you have any comments, please feel free to contact any

of the following Pastoral Council Representatives: Junie

Fuertes, Peggy Long, Eamon Jennings, Danielle

Douglass, Stephanie Kedersha, Joe Barone and

Terence Curley

EVENTS FOR THIS WEEK Sunday, September 6th Coffee Sunday/BP – 8:00 – 1:30 pm - CH Stages – 2:00 – 6:00 pm - CH Monday, September 7th – Labor Day AA – 7:30 pm – LCR Tuesday, September 8th Men’s Cornerstone – 7:30 pm - CR Pre-Baptism Mtg. – 7:30 pm - CH Wednesday, September 9th Welcoming Committee – 7:30 pm – CR Bible Study – 7:00 pm – FC Stages – 7:00 – 10:00 pm - CH Thursday, September 10th SCC – 7:00 pm – FC CWV – 7:00 pm – CR Stewardship Comm. – 7:00 pm – DR Cub Scouts – 7:00 – 8:30 pm - CAF Stages – 7:00 – 10:00 pm - CH

Friday, September 11th Eucharist Adoration – 12:00 – 6:00 pm - C Stages – 7:00 – 9:30 pm - CH Saturday, September 12th

Street Faire Volunteer Mtg.- 10:00 am - CH Stages – 1:00 – 5:00 pm - CH AA – 7:30 – 8:30 pm – CAF

ROSARY SOCIETY NEWS It’s not too late to sign up to work in our dessert booth at the Street Faire. Call Michelle Goetz at 201-679-6019 with your request. Eucharistic Adoration is September 11th from 12:00 to 6:00 pm. Sign up sheets will be in the back of the Church. Please come and spent some time with our Lord.

Eucharistic Adoration Friday, September 11th

12:00 pm – 6:00 pm Concluding with

Benediction at 6 pm Please volunteer to pray one hour before our Lord. Sign-up sheet in the church vestibule.

Christian Foundations in Ministry An exploration of faith in the modern

world for adult Catholics Where and When? - St. Catharine’s Parish Center in Glen Rock - Tuesdays at 7:00 to 9:00 pm beginning September 15 What? - Fall Cycle (9/15 to 11/10) – Spirituality and the Signs of the Times Winter Cycle (1/12 to 3/8) - Evangelization Spring Cycle (4/5 to 5/31) – Ministry Fees for our parishioners are covered by a grant to St. Anne’s. You are invited to participate as a guest in the opening sessions. For information contact Aileen Giannelli 201- 497-4285 or aileengiannelli@optimum.net

SAINT ANNE'S SENIORS TO MEET ON SEPTEMBER 14

Saint Anne's Seniors will hold their next meeting on Monday, Sept. 14th at 1 p.m. in the church hall. At this meeting we will have our nominating committee's report on its recommendations for the officers for the years 2016 and 2017. Halloween Party tickets will be on sale. The price is $7.00 for paid up members and $10.00 for guests. The party will be "in-house" and will feature "Taste of Italia" heroes as well as our usual costume parade. For further information call Lucy at 201-791-3440.

BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT The Bereavement Support Group will meet here at St. Anne’s on Monday, September 14th from 7 to 8:30 in the Cornerstone Room. All are welcome. There is no need to sign up in advance. If you have had a loss in your life please join us.

The Rectory Offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7th for Labor Day.

There will only be one Mass on Monday, Sept. 7th at 8:45 am.

Win up to $12,500!

MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle

You have a chance to win up to $12,500 in Saint Anne’s Fourth Annual MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle! We will sell up to a maximum of 500 tickets, each priced at $100 per ticket.

If all 500 tickets are sold, three lucky prize winners will split $25,000:

1st Prize: 50% of Winners’ Share 2nd Prize: 30% of Winners’ Share 3rd Prize: 20% of Winners’ Share

Drawing will be held on Sunday, September 20, 2015 at 8:00 p.m. at the Saint Anne Street Faire. To purchase your tickets, please complete this form and return it with your payment (checks payable to Saint Anne Church) to the parish rectory during regular business hours. We will then mail your portion to you. Good luck!

MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle

__________tickets at $100 per ticket = _________ enclosed

Please check one of the following options and provide all of the information requested:

I am an individual purchasing this ticket for myself only.

I am the contact person purchasing this ticket for a group. (Please write one check for full payment of ticket(s) purchased and attach the names and phone numbers for

each person in your group on a separate sheet of paper.)

Name:_____________________________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone #:_____________________________Cell Phone#:______________________________

This is a 50/50 cash raffle and winners will receive the following breakdown of all proceeds collected: 1st Prize = 50% of winners’ share; 2nd Prize = 30% of winners’ share; 3rd Prize = 20% of winners’ share.

No substitution of the offered prize may be made. Winner subject to all taxes. Winner need not be present to win. Only 500 tickets will be sold.

OFFICE USE ONLY:

Ticket #______________________issued on:____________________________.

Payment Rec’d: Cash Check #:________Amt:$_____________ Name:____________________________

282 tickets

sold to

date

Finance/Administration… A Christian community strives to steward its resources so that they can provide the material by which its various

ministries can reflect the parish’s mission to reflect Christ’s presence in all that we do and say. Finance Committee

Members: Ed Hughes, Bill Ball, Sally Quinn, Sheila Abate, Ed Trawinski, Loretta Stachiotti, Kristie Bednarz,

Karen Gillies, Steve Palermo and Jerry Cunningham.

Buildings/Grounds: Carl Shoemaker, Dave Lee, Kate Humble, and Steve Zmuda.

We are grateful to the 1,251 people who worshipped with us last weekend and contributed $11,253.00 in the offertory, $2,314.00 through Online Giving offertory

which along with other fees and donations, totaled $17,337.00. Our weekly expenses average out to $20,348.00.

ST. ANNE PARISH STREET FAIRE *** SEPTEMBER 18-19-20

2015 VOLUNTEER SIGN UP

Every parishioner is asked to serve 1 shift during the 3-day Street Faire.

Adult volunteers must be 18 years old. 14-17 yr olds must be with an adult If you would like to volunteer for a 2nd shift— or if another (adult) family member would also like to volunteer, please indicate this.

You may be assigned to run a booth or a game, or to help at a food stand.

Profit from the Street Faire goes to the upkeep of our much-used parish facilities. Your participation will benefit the entire parish.

PLEASE P R I N T CLEARLY!

___________________________________ ______________________________/_________ Adult volunteer (indicate if parent/guardian) minor’s name/age

___________________________________________________ ________________________ Email address phone (cell# is suggested)

____________________________________________________________________________ Additional volunteer(s) name(s), email, & phone

Which day can you volunteer? Each shift is 2-3 hours: ___ Saturday, Sept. 19th - Evening Hours

___ Sunday, Sept. 20th - Afternoon Hours ___ I can help with set-up on Thursday evening 9/17 @ 7pm

___ I can help with set-up Friday 9/18 @ 1 pm

___ I can help with clean up Sunday Night 9/20 @ 9:00

All volunteer jobs will be explained at a mandatory volunteer meeting