June 7, 2009 Mission Statement

June 7, 2009 Mission Statement "We, the Catholic Community of St. Patrick, are disciples of Jesus Christ. As stewards of His Gospel, we are companions on a common journey to God. We are committed to welcome one another to actively participate in worship and service. We strive to be like our patron, St. Patrick, and to be messengers of God’s Word to the Tampa Bay Area. We welcome new parishioners and visitors. The Catholic Community of St. Patrick is a stewardship parish committed to serving the Lord with our God given time, talent and treasure. We invite you to participate actively in the life of the Catholic Community of St. Patrick. 4518 S. Manhattan Ave Tampa, FL 33611 Phone: 813-839-5337 Fax: 813-831-2778 www.stpatricktampa.org Pastor: Parochial Vicar: Assisting Priests: Fr. Angelus Migliore, T.O.R. Fr. Stan Holland, T.O.R. Fr. Robert Goodwin Bienvenidos Hispanos Mass Schedule Sunday : 9:00 AM (Children's Liturgy) 11:00 AM , 6:00 PM (Bilingual), (Youth Mass) 5:00 PM (Vigil) 8:30 AM Monday-Saturday 8:30 AM, 12:00 Noon, 7:30 PM 7:30 AM, Saturday : Operations Manager: Mr. Francis "Buzz" Bruno, S.F.O. Facil. & Maint. Supervisor: Mr. Corky Sabo Music and Liturgy Director: Mrs. Marcia Seheult Assoc. Music Director: Mr. Kenneth Watts RCIA and Children's Catechumenate: Mr. John V. Williams, S.F.O. Family Life and Education: Mr. Carl Longnecker Youth Minister: Mrs. Theresa Franks Outreach Minister: Mr. Hiram Rodriguez (se habla español) Infant Baptismal Prep: Mr. Luis Rosario Finance & Acct. Coordinator: Mrs. Nilda De La Cruz Secretary to Pastor/Wedding Coordinator: Ms. Sheyla Mendoza Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor: Mrs. Sue Ann DePestel(sadepestel@stpatricktampa.org) Daily : Holy Day : Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Adoration: Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Benediction: Friday 6:00 PM Sacraments Reconciliation Saturday: 3:30 - 4:30 PM or by appointment All other Sacraments: Please call the Parish Office for information 813- 839-5337 Page Two CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PATRICK TAMPA, FLORIDA June 7, 2009 7:30 AM † 9:00 AM † 11:00 AM 6:00 PM † 8:30 AM SI 8:30 AM † 8:30 AM 8:30 AM † 8:30 AM † SUNDAY, June 7, 2009 The Most Holy Trinity Mildred H. Runton by Gloria C. Runton Sean Connelly by Davidson-Wood family Dedicated to the Family of St. Patrick Delia Montalvo by Sandra Centeno MONDAY, June 8, 2009 Rosalie B. Sherwinsky by Donna Gillis TUESDAY, June 9, 2009 Juan Martinez by the Ubinas family WEDNESDAY, June 10, 2009 Vocations to the Priesthood & Religious Life THURSDAY, June 11, 2009 Francis Javier Garcia by Irene Garcia & family FRIDAY, June 12, 2009 Alipio Antonio Fernandez by Irene Garcia 12:00 Noon 12:00 Noon 7:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 9:00 AM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM SATURDAY, June 13, 2009 8:30 AM † Alice Earley by Mary Skok 5:00 PM † Marisol Toraño by Luisa Cueto Cisneros SUNDAY, June 14, 2009 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ 7:30 AM SI Jeffrey Kovach by Jutta Kovach & Leonard Hamilton 9:00 AM SI Eden Davidson by Grandma & Grandpa Wood 11:00 AM Dedicated to the Family of St. Patrick 6:00 PM † Manuela Incremona by Lucy & Richard Barrett SUNDAY, June 7, 2009 Baptism in Church New Parishioner Meeting—Rm 24 MONDAY, June 8, 2009 NO EVENTS SCHEDULED TUESDAY, June 9, 2009 Deeply Rooted Band—Church WEDNESDAY, June 10, 2009 Spanish Bible Study Group – Patrician Arms Ministry Forum—Social Hall THURSDAY, June 11, 2009 St. Vincent de Paul Monthly Mtng—CYC Bldg English Speaking Prayer Grp—Rm 23 FRIDAY, June 12, 2009 Adoration until 6:00 PM—Church Benediction—Church Hispanic Charismatic Prayer Group—Rm 23 Portuguese Prayer Group—Mod 9 SATURDAY, June 13, 2009 NO EVENTS SCHEDULED THE 2010 MASS INTENTION BOOK HAS ARRIVED. You can adore Jesus in His most Blessed Sacrament every Friday promptly after the 8:30 AM Mass, with Benediction at 6:00PM. If you have any questions pertaining to this devotional, please call Luis Rosario 839-5337 ex 130. Readings for the Week of June 8, 2009 MARRIED COUPLES; “We really thought we had a good marriage, but after attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend we know how GREAT it can be! We learned how to communicate on a much more meaningful level than we ever dreamed possible!” Take time to renew and enrich YOUR marriage on a WWME. The next WWME weekend is July 24-26 at the Franciscan Center. For information call (813) 270-7832 or go on-line at www.wwme-tampabay.org. The Cenacle of Our Lady of Divine Providence School of Spirituality Three courses of study are being offered for the Spiritual Direction Program: June 15-19 : Mary in Modern Times June 22-26 : Vatican II, The Crisis & The Promise June 22–26 : Healing Prayer—Theory & Practice For further information call 727-724-9505 All visitors and guests are welcome to St. Patrick Parish!!! We thank all who come into our parish, whether it’s for a one time experience or as a parishioner who joins our family. We want everyone to feel at home. For information on becoming a parishioner, please stop and meet with an usher to fill out a yellow card after Mass or contact the parish office at 813-839-5337. Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: 2 Cor 1:1-7; Mt 5:1-12 2 Cor 1:18-22; Mt 5:13-16 2 Cor 3:4-11; Mt 5:17-19 Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3; Mt 5:20-26 2 Cor 4:7-15; Mt 5:27-32 2 Cor 5:14-21; Mt 5:33-37 Ex 24:3-8; Ps 116; Heb 9:11-15; Mk 14:12-16, 22-26 Page Three CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PATRICK TAMPA, FLORIDA June 7, 2009 Reflections on Todays Readings My dear friends in Jesus, I’ve been out of town for the last few weeks so I haven’t been personally able to write this column. I had a wonderful vacation but I am very glad to be back home. As some of you already know, I had an opportunity to travel with Dan and Judy Rodriguez to Japan. Their daughter Kristi lives in Japan. I had the opportunity to meet her when she returned to the States some years ago to prepare for her wedding. She went to Japan to teach in an International school and there she met a fellow teacher who was Japanese and they wanted to get married. I was able, at that time, to help her get all of her documents in order. She and her husband Makoto have two children, Shun, who is now seven and preparing for First Holy Communion and Kana who is four. We spent some time with the family but were also able to visit many historic places in Japan. I will write more about my trip later, but I wanted to say that one of the highlights of the trip was when we visited Hiroshima, the site of the first Atomic Bomb. It was a most moving experience and one that, I know, will change my life. This past week we also had some wonderful experiences here in our parish. On May 30, during the Vigil of Pentecost, we celebrated our annual Pentecost celebration. Everyone whom I have spoken to agrees that this was the best event we ever had. Many more people from many more nations participated and we experienced a wonderful sense of family while honoring our diversity we proclaimed our unity as a family of God. Thank you to all who worked so hard to plan, prepare, and participate in this wonderful St. Patrick tradition. On Sunday, the feast of Pentecost, at the Cathedral of St. Jude, our youth and young adults celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation. The celebration at the Cathedral was a marvelous experience for all. I was especially proud of our parish. Congratulations to each of you. May the Spirit of God which came down upon you, fill your hearts and minds with the love God has for you and the commitment to live more fully the gift of our Catholic faith. Thank you parents, sponsors and especially Theresa Franks and Joe and Colleen Nadolny for your hard work in preparing these young people. I would also like to welcome Br. Joshua Finn, T.O.R. who will be staying with us until Aug 15, 2009 to complete his CPE units at Tampa General Hospital. St. Patrick’s is now offering Christian Counseling every Tuesday from 4PM into the evening. Our counselor is Ed Andrade. Ed is a registered mental health counseling intern who has over 30 years experience. As a former diocesan Director of Substance Abuse and AIDS Ministry as well as a Catholic school principal in both Ohio, and Florida, Ed has addressed many issues hindering good mental health. He has an extensive background in handling additions, anger management, and marriage and family therapy. There is a special rate for St. Patrick Parishioners, so if you have been thinking about wanting to talk with someone, please call Ed at: 727-612-8361 or 727-519-1038. Fr. Angelus has known Ed personally for over 20 years and can attest to his character and credentials. If you have considered talking with a counselor, I highly recommend that you take advantage of having this very qualified Catholic counselor in our midst. Zachary Paul Rozmeski, Christopher Gray, Angela Quartararo, Edith Green, Darcie Maldonado, Bob Coughlin, Jesus Perez, Sr. Rosemary S.S.N.D., Joan Shillitani, Jorda L. Jones, Joe DeMartino, Linda DeMartino, Nancy Granteer, Clifford Brooks, Josephine DiMisa, Rosemary Hammock, Leslie Carrasco, Candy Rosche, Joan Antoine, Eleanor Cerminaro, Richard Zubeck, Adelaide Williamsen, Dylan Mirasola, Paul King, Cheryl Clothier, Mary Ann Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Menendez, Angel Pullara, Sharon B. Wall, Roberto Gutierrez, Gloria Gutierrez, Pat Kennedy, Deacon Bill Yarawsky, James Gribble, Alvin Olden, Iris Ortiz, Jack Berenek, Heather Spraw, Thelma Camacho, Jacqueline Sandy, Agatha Felix, Donna Avery, Bob Hahn, Raymond Lessig, Winnie Wallace, Alice M. Gentine, Christopher Mohar, Sr., Debbi Moody, Virginia Kempher, Justine Marchitto, Matt Parker, Yolanda Parise, D.J. Cason, Sharon Megas, Leonard Hamilton, Sal McKinzie, Jackie Maestas, Michael Murphy, Noreen Seeley, Rosemary Carpenter, George Hoock, Rosalie Sherwinsky, Cecelia Rusinko, Janet Moore, Mitchell Evitt, Becky Lessig, Jeffrey Kovach, Jonathan Thornton, Sheila Joyner, Lisa Roelens, James Comis, Solange Cross, Rex Cook, Roland Rodriguez, Ignacio Sanchez, Ilene Fernandez, Marie Burkhard, Lisa Hernandez, Gloria Scanlon, Jutta Kovach, Alice Harmon, Visitacion Caminas, Dominic Bavaro, Krystal Thornton, Teresa Andrade, Pat Purdy, Clemente De Jesus, Sydney Swenson, Lori Gonyer, Sarah Nixon, Lena Obleas, Luis Rosario, Claudette Ellenburg, Sue Garza Altar Servers Saturday, June 13, 2009 5:00 PM Jackie Buzzett Jordan Buzzett Sunday, June 14, 2009 7:30 AM Kaleb DePestel Kayla Knowlton 9:00 AM Jacob Pedrero Anna Nicotra 11:00 AM James Gibson Kathryne Schloss 6:00 PM Gabby Victor Haley Couture Readers Saturday, June 13, 2009 5:00PM Joe Discenza Sunday, June 14, 2009 7:30 AM Joe Nadolny 9:00 AM Lisa Mumford 11:00 AM Julio Guzman Elba Meletiche 6:00 PM Aly Hickey In His Love, Fr. Angelus Page Four CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PATRICK TAMPA, FLORIDA June 7, 2009 Stewardship Stewardship Newsletter Fr. Stan Holland, TOR Rumor has it that there is a vegetable garden in the Friars’ fenced-in back yard. Last June the backyard looked like the northern desert area of Mexico and southwest Texas. Two dead trees were growing there. A third was overgrown and being choked off by a weedy vine which also was growing up the side of the house ruining the gutters and downspouts. The dead grass and weeds were an ugly brown and tan. The curtains and blinds of the friary were pulled shut so no one had to look at the ugly devastated waste area. With a lot of work and helpful advice from so many others the place looks like a verdant garden. The blinds in the house are open most of the time. The orange tree has come back to life. A dead tree was removed and the hole that remained is now a lovely fish pond with water lilies and colorful koi. It took a lot of hard work and sweat. Then the drought hit us hard and the amount of water needed to keep the yard beautiful had to be reduced. Then the rains came and we got spoiled. All of the pepper plants drowned but the corn was happy. We got used to the rains and forgot to water the garden now that the ban is lifted and the rains have stopped. The squash, lettuce, and beans are drying up because we got used to the rains. We let someone else take care of the garden and now we are in danger of losing it. Stewardship is like that. We work hard here in the parish to sustain its life. We begin to rely on outside forces to sustain us and we forget it is our responsibility, not the Bishop’s, not the government’s, not someone else’s. This is not a tirade against bingo, an outside force supplementing our needs. Bingo can be a very useful tool. The contributions to our youth ministry from bingo really helped us in our preparations to send our youth to CoveCrest LifeTeen Camp this summer. This is not a criticism. This is a congratulatory newsletter to the parish for all the money raised and the different ideas for fundraising that were a wild success. Well done. The Bishop, the government, the bingo aficionados are not responsible for our kids. We are. Let’s keep the garden watered and nourished and pruned. If we do this we’ll have an abundance of corn. Thank you for sharing the gift of your treasure so that we can continue to do God’s work here. Collection for the weeks of Amount Collected 5-24 5-31 Variance Total Weekly Budget Envelopes Issued Envelopes Used YTD Collection YTD Variance YTD Church Improvement YTD ACH Donations (Credit Card) 5-24 & 5-31-09 $8,841.15 $9,630.79 ($4,528.06) $11,500.00 647 281/246 $517,655.12 ($34,344.88) $36,749.36 $23,329.00 If you donate to St. Vincent de Paul by check, please make your check payable to St. Vincent de Paul. Thank you. 2009 ANNUAL PASTORAL APPEAL WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!! Our Assessment: Current Amount Pledged: Current Amount Paid: Registered Parishioners: Number of Participants in APA: Average Gift per Participant: Percentage of Parishioners Participating in APA: $122,404.00 $108,415.14 $68,293.59 684 293 $370.02 42.84% Stewardship Reflection: Today’s second reading reminds us that we are the adopted sons and daughters—the heirs of God. We are good stewards of our inheritance when we share our faith and fulfill Our Lord’s command to “go...and make disciples of all the nations.” (Matthew 28:19) Faith Sharing Questions: • • • I am aware of the gift of the Spirit transforming me when. . .This transformation is challenging for me when. . . I see the Spirit transforming my family. . parish. .city. . world. . . The way I live testifies to the Spirit of truth when. . . As the 2009 Annual Pastoral Appeal fund drive continues; we are grateful to the 293 families in our parish that have made a sacrificial gift to this year’s Annual Pastoral Appeal. Our parish has pledged $108,415.14. toward the effort. Thanks to all who have supported this year’s Annual Pastoral Appeal. If you have not yet made a gift or pledge, please pray about your decision and make a pledge or a one-time gift. Pledge envelopes are located at the back of the church. Meeting our assessment is required each year to comply with our debt elimination agreement. The monies we give support various diocesan ministries to those in need as well as administrative services provided by the diocese to St. Patrick Parish. May God Bless you for your generosity. PARISHIONER PARTICIPATION 0% >++++++++============> 100% Page Five CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PATRICK TAMPA, FLORIDA June 7, 2009 PARISH EVENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Please Pray for all those brave young men and women who are serving our country in our nations armed forces: Christopher Hauser—Army Kelley Bourassa – Army Richard J. Quirk – Army Gregory M. Jaksec—Army Joseph Von Nida – Army Anthony J. Pajak, Jr. – Army Charles Corey – Army Stephen Corey – Army Sean Casperson – Army Scott Gustafson – Army Jonothan Cintron-Army William D. Scanlon - Army Rngr Ronnie Hernandez –Army Robert E. Driver, Jr.,-Marines Santos Rodriguez—Air Force Gary Taiclet—Air Force Derek Field— Navy Mike Dollar—Air Force Adrienne Greenidge—Air Force Andrew Reed—Army Eduardo Ubinas—Army Robert Lidstone—CAF Justin Allen Lugo—Army Joshua Spielberger—Army N.G. Marcel Sablan - Navy Anthony Reed - Navy William Reed-Harnish - Navy Jeffrey Bresnahan - Navy Stephan J. Quirk - Marines Justin Papia - Marines Michael Kirby - Marines Brian Morris - Air Force Michael J. Quirk - Air Force Jeffrey C. Thornton - Air Force Christopher Radcliffe –Air Force Peter Axt - Air Force Joshua Trzaska - Coast Guard Andrew John Olsen - Coast Grd Justin J. Olsen - Coast Guard Joshua Range—Navy Nicholas Ciranni—Army Kenneth Taiclet—Air Force Daniel Hudgins –Army James Encke—USAF Whitney Vaughn—Marines Daniel P. McGuire—Air Force Britton Smith—Marines Melissa Radcliffe –Air Force Please welcome the following new members to our parish community: Father’s Day Carnations – Just as we did for our mothers, we would like to honor our fathers with carnation arrangements on our altar on Father’s Day, June 21st. Your donation of $2 per flower can be placed in an envelope with your father’s (or grandfather’s) name printed on the outside. Names and donations should be given to the parish office no later than Monday, June15th. Father’s Day cards are also available in the Parish Office. Suggested donation is $5 per card. English speaking prayer group meets every Thursday at 7:30 PM, Room 23. Come pray, worship, praise and petition the Lord. Grupo de oración en Español Todos los Viernes a las 7:00 PM. En el salón 23. Ven a orar, alabar y hacerle peticiones al Señor . Tampa Magnificat Prayer Breakfast St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Social Hall Saturday June 13, 2009, 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM Speaker: Dominica Machese Scionti Tickets on sale from May 20 to June 3rd 2009 Price: $8.00 per ticket For tickets phone now: 875-8606 No tickets sold at the door. PLEASE COME AND BRING A FRIEND 8th Grade Graduation Mass and Reception To honor St. Patrick 8th Grade parishioners, Saturday, June 6th, we will have a 5:00 PM Mass Celebration and a catered dinner to follow in the social hall. All 8th graders and their families are welcome to join in. Special guests include, Mrs. Pyle, Mrs. Opala, Ms. Portsche and Mrs. Murphy. For more information please contact Theresa in the office or Mary Beth Sabo 837-8206 wsabo001@tampabay.rr.com. Graduates and Families to RSVP please send in $10.00 per person to the Parish Office to the attention of Theresa Franks by June 1st. Pregnancy Plus Medical of Catholic Charities (2021 E. Busch Blvd., Tampa, 33612) will be providing several trainings during the month of June. New Volunteer Training, Monday, June 15, 2009 from 9 till noon and one on Monday, June 22, 2009 from 6 till 9 p.m. Sidewalk Counselor Training will be held on Saturday, June 20 from 10 till Noon, and a Project Rachel Training will be held on Friday, June 19th from 10 till 3. If you are interested in attending any of the above please call 813-631-4370 x 215 to register. ~ To add or remove a name from the list, call 839-5337 VOCATIONS: Today we celebrate a central mystery of our faith. Our triune God calls us to be his own and blesses us on our life journey. What impact does this mystery have on your vocation? (Psalm 34) You are reminded: Monday thru Saturday that daily rosary is said at 7:40 AM in the Eucharistic Chapel. Morning prayer is recited by the community at 8:10 AM and Mass follows at 8:30 AM. We invite you to join our community of prayer. The Chaplet and Praises of Divine Mercy are said every Friday at 3:00 PM in the side chapel of the church. Please come and join us in prayer and adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Page Six CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PATRICK TAMPA, FLORIDA June 7, 2009 R.C.I.A. CORNER Over the next several weeks our focus here will be on the various movements as well as the Public Rites that are essential in the RCIA journey. The Inquiry process has already been explained in past articles. (If you missed it, go to the Parish Web site and check out prior bulletins). I thought this week I would take a step back and share the history of what we now know as RCIA. To begin putting together the history of what we now know as RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) we actually have to go back to the age of the apostles and the early church. After Pentecost, the twelve apostles when out to towns and countries proclaiming the Good News. Small communities came together studying the works of Jesus. They, as a community, worked on the call to conversion. After the first 100 years of the Church the conversion and initiation process began to take shape. It was this period which marks the beginning of the catechumenate as we have today. Over the next two hundred years the Journey evolved to the three year process, as the Church Fathers felt it was critical that the adult converts understood the full Judeo-Christian history of salvation by embracing its culture, history and teachings. Keep in mind, during these first three hundred years, those who came into the community understood clearly, his/her decision could lead to martyrdom. This all changed in the year 315 when the emperor Constantine legalized Christianity. The journey didn’t change, just the martyrdom part. By the fifth century infant baptism became the norm and the catechumenate essentially faded into the sunset. If adults wanted to enter the community, they would work one-on-one with the local priest. Blessed Pope John XXIII convened Vatican II (1963-1965). The cause of the catechumenate was taken up and the call for its reinstatement came to a vote. The results were overwhelming with 2,165 bishops voting for the reinstatement versus 91 who voted against. RCIA was re-born! From 1966 to 1969 the draft of the Norms for RCIA was issued to all parishes universally, with the final and current Norms published in 1972. In 1986 the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops mandated the RCIA process be instituted in all parishes. The closing of the Bishops’ letter reflects the importance of RCIA in our parish: “ … (We) feel it is very important to the community for conversion of the entire parish … as it is RCIA (that puts) people not only in touch but in communion, in intimacy, with [the person of] Jesus Christ. For us as Catholic Christians, this happens in and through the community of faith. In RCIA we find a strong emphasis on the role of the community, which is of critical importance to catechetical ministry. The Rite tells us that "the initiation of catechumens is a gradual process that takes place within the community of the faithful" (no. 4). The General Directory for Catechesis tells us “that the community of faith (the parish) is "the origin, locus and goal of catechesis" (no. 254).” John V. Williams, s.f.o., Director Page Eight CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PATRICK TAMPA, FLORIDA June 7, 2009 This weekend June 6 & 7the center altar flowers are: “For the deceased members of the Rogalski family.” Sabina & Tish Redden Flowers on both sides of the altar for the week of June 13 &14: “In memory of Eric Busse.” Jeanette Banks Congratulations to Donovan Pedrero who has been awarded the prestigious Ana Maria Auxilium Award for the 2009-2010 school year at Villa Madonna School. Students are chosen for this award based on their service to others, active and lived faith in school, church and community, academics and a code of ethics. Job well done Donovan! These students have achieved either Principal’s Honors, receiving all A’s, High Honors, having an average of at least 3.75, or Honors, having an average of at least a 3.5. We are very proud of these young men and women. . Chelsie Della Valle Kelsey Brown Katie Cloonan Tiffany Colon Nicole Hernandez Leah Mumford Aracely Odell Principal's Honors High Honors High Honors High Honors High Honors High Honors High Honors WE NEED TEAM MEMBERS THAT ENJOY WORKING WITH YOUNGER CHILDREN: • • • • Adults to decorate Adults to lead arts and crafts Adults to accompany teams of children as they move station to station High School and Junior High teens to stage plays and dramas 2009 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL June 15 to June 19, 9 AM until Noon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ST. PATRICK PARISH 2009 CONFIRMANDI Matthew Barroner Ashley Barroner Lexa Botardo Claire Cardillo Abbey Cloonan Tiffany Colon Kristin Corpuz Jon Corpuz Andrew DelRosal Kaleb DePestel Kelsey DiMisa Megan DiMisa Athena Ellenburg Carlos Flores Lauren Folk James Franks Justin Garrote Nicole Gomes Emalee Herrera Sofiia Herrera Sam Jenkins Max Jenkins Juan Gabriel Martinez Juan Martinez Claire Mayo Lindsey McGehee Jenifer Morales Meghan Moriarty Michael Remon James Sheil Joey Spielberger RSVP to Clongnecker@stpatricktampa.org or TFranks@stpatricktampa.org or call Carl or Theresa at 839-5337 in the parish office. 2009 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Become an evangelist like Paul. Live and celebrate like the first Christians. June 15 to June 19, 9 AM until Noon $30.00 per camper. Ages PK-3 to completed 5th Grade Crafts. Singing. Plays. Games. Snacks (Roman of course), Bible Study. Put the Vacation and Catholic back into Vacation Bible School. Reserve now, last year we filled-up. We do need High School and adult volunteers to lead teams and activities. RSVP to Clongnecker@stpatricktampa.org or TFranks@stpatricktampa.org or call Carl or Theresa at 839-5337 in the parish office. Sydney’s School is currently enrolling students for summer camps and for the 2009-2010 school year. Summer Camp consists of three—two week sessions. June 22-July 3, July 13-July 24 and July 27-Aug 7. Hours 8:30am—2:30pm. Cost: Mon-Fri $320.00 or Tues/Wed/ Thurs $200.00 per session. 10% discount to parish members. School year programs for preK-3 thru 1st grade. Offering half day programs for preschool and the FREE preK-4 (VPK) program. Tuition varies according to age and program, please call the school 835-4591 for more information and to schedule a tour.