Good News from KidsRelig--Again!

KidsRelig took some time off. So, everybody in the parish got a little vacation.

Now, it’s time to get back to work and prepare for the coming year. As we prepare, I hear the final words of yesterday’s gospel: “If you then, who are wicked, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will the Father in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him?" I’m sure the Lord would agree that maybe we’re not always the best, but none of us is wicked. He’d also agree that if anything we know how to give good gifts to our children. We are generous that way, but God is even more generous. So, as we prepare for the fall at KidsRelig, pray that we may have a generosity of spirit filled with humility and enthusiasm inspired by God’s Spirit whose gifts and generosity are endless.

KidsRelig Weekly Schedule Unchanged

The weekly schedule will remain the same:

Tuesday

2:45-3:45 BELL

3:45-4:45 WESTORCHARD

Wednesday

3:45-4:45 GRAFFLIN

Thursday

2:45-3:45 SEVEN BRIDGES

3:45-4:45 ROARING BROOK

FIRST GRADE AND NEW KIDS REGISTRATION

For students entering First Grade or being enrolled in KidsRelig for the first time, please EMAIL the following information to kidsrelig@optimum.net

· Child’s Name

· School

· Grade

· Parent(s)/Guardian(s) Name(s)

· Phone Number

· Residence Address

ENROLLMENT AND MORE NEWS FOR

OLDTIMERS

The Email Blasts and BlogPosts will start coming this week. There will be news about start-date, schedules and a streamlined re-registration. And much more. So, watch your email inbox and check for all the Good News from KidsRelig right here at our KidsRelig Blog and in the Weekly Bulletin.

One Email Blast has already gone out to all the parents of our new Fifth Graders who moved up from Roaring Brook. KidsRelig needed to know their Middle School assignment. If you haven’t replied, please email kidsrelig@optimum.net as soon as possible.

Summertime Altar Servers

There is no summer altar server schedule. But servers are always needed at the Table of the Lord. So, when you come to Sunday Mass, pack your cassock and surplice in the car. When you get to church, check with the priest or the deacon to see if servers are needed. Odds are the answer will be “yes.” And so, you’re on!

Love,

Deacon Charlie