Bulletin Archives

5-15-05

Mass Intentions

Saturday, May 14, Sunday Vigil

        5:00 PM        Joseph Papasergia (M/M Lucien Billet)

Sunday, May 15, Pentecost Sunday

        7:30 AM        Dick & Bernice Lemucchi

                            (The Lemucchi Family)

        9:00 AM        Living & Deceased Members of I.C.F. #281

      10:30 AM        Camille Stanley (David Stanley & Family)

        12 Noon        Carvel Morton (Joanna Morton)

        5:30 PM        For All Parishioners

Monday, May 16

        7:00 AM        Anthony MacMillan

                            (Mike & Amy Ainsworth)

Tuesday, May 17

        7:00 AM        Georgie & Romain Barnett

                            (The George Barnett Jr. Family)

        8:15 AM        Olen Arnold (Jim & Karen Bennett)

      10:00 AM        Pleasant Care—Richard Burke

                            (June Ansolabehere)

Wednesday, May 18, St. John

        7:00 AM        Communion Service

Thursday, May 19

        7:00 AM        Mary Denvir (Larry & Rita Hosler)

Friday, May 20, St. Bernardin of Siena

        7:00 AM        David Newman (M/M Michael Portuesi)

Saturday, May 21, Sunday Vigil

        5:00 PM        Rita Co (Her daughter Toni)

Sunday, May 22, The Most Holy Trinity

        7:30 AM        For All Parishioners

        9:00 AM        Michael Bollard (The Bollard Family

      10:30 AM        Ed Marchesini (The Marchesini Family)

        12 Noon        Robert Gonzales (Sophie Gonzales)

        5:30 PM        Special Intention of Kathy Oliver

A GREAT SPRING BBQ!!!

Despite the rain, and lots of it, nearly a thousand people attended our Spring BBQ and had a great time.  Thanks to everyone who worked hard, sponsored, cooked, served, and ate.  Congratulations to Debbie Leary, the Icardo BBQ crew, and everyone who adjusted and made this work.  We are a small, but mighty Parish!!!

 Religious Education News

2005-06 Religious Education registration is still open through May 31.  Parents of 1st & 2nd grade children should register NOW because class size is limited. Registration forms are available on our parish web site www.olphbak.org.  Look under resources-forms. 

Religious Education is in need of parent volunteers for 1st & 2nd year sacrament classes and pre-Confirmation 10th grade & Confirmation.  If your child is planning to attend one of these classes in the fall we need you!

Call Religious Education for information—322-7200.

ATTENTION ALL ALTAR SERVERS

Altar servers’ end-of-the-year Pizza Party

Saturday, May 21, 12 Noon—1:30 PM

Pizzaville USA, 700 Oak Street

RSVP to Wendy Benson 873-0403

YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS

We Have A Fireworks Booth!!  This year our booth will be located in the Vons parking lot on Olive Drive and Knudson.  We are in need of volunteers to make this year’s booth a success.  If you are willing to help in any way, please call Greg West in the Youth Ministry Office 327-0712

Eucharist Ministers and Lectors

              Please turn in your vacation cards in by Tuesday, May 17.  Mail the cards or place them in the Liturgical Ministries bin.  Additional cards are available in the bin if needed.  We will find replacements if you turn in a card

SACRED HEART CHURCH

9915 Ramos Avenue in Greenfield

The Altar Society invites you to their

“Carne Asada Luncheon”

May 29, 2005       12:30 PM

The menu will be Tortilla Chips and Salsa, Enchiladas, Mexican Rice, Beans, Dessert and Beverage.

Adults $6.00 Children $3.00

 OLPH School News

Mrs. Wright’s seventh grade social studies students are researching customs, dress and foods of various cultures in order to make Power Point presentations for the class.

        Sixth graders in Mrs. Louden’s class are beginning the novel, A Wrinkle in Time.  They are to read a chapter and complete folder activities daily.  In computer lab, Mrs. Lefler is teaching them the history of the computer and parts of a computer.

        Congratulations to Gary Hubl who won a fourth place trophy at the Bank of America Speech/Essay Contest.  Contestants had to write and present a speech relating to the theme, “If You Could Trade Places with Anyone For a Day, Whom Would You Trade With and Why?”  Gary chose to write and speak about President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

        Mr. Prinster’s Accelerated Algebra students are studying and reviewing for the Garces Algebra Challenge Exam to be given on Wednesday, May 18.

        Mrs. Cunniffe’s second graders are reading that wonderful spider story, Charlotte’s Web.  They will present a play for the kindergartners based on the novel.  In  math they are learning how to divide by using information from the multiplication tables or by using counters.

        Thirteen OLPH athletes qualified to participate in the Area Track Meet in Taft.  They included Conrad DeClaro, Everett Beeman, Adam Karpe, Chris Judge, Mark Stinson, Holly Garcia, Sarah Ruiz, Kristin Dermer, Mary Naworski, William Naworski, Cruise Adams, Shantel Ornelas and Claire Anspach.  Congratulations to Holly Garcia, 4th place winner in the high jump and Shantel Ornelas, 3rd place in the shot put.  They will compete in the County Meet in Taft.

OLPH SCHOOL SUMMER SESSION

June 14—July 8, 2005

Skill building and maintenance in

language arts and mathematics

for students going into

grades 1 - 5

from 8:00—12:00 Noon.

Extended Day Care

Afternoon Enrichment Sessions

Call 327-7741 for information.