<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<?xml-stylesheet href="http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/admin/includes/styles/rssdisplay.php" type="text/xsl"?>
	<rss version='2.0'>
		<channel>
			<title>Email Campaign Archives for list &#039;Friday Flyer&#039;</title>
			<description>Email Campaign Archives for list &#039;Friday Flyer&#039;</description>
			<generator>N/A</generator>
			<lastBuildDate>Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:14:43 -0400</lastBuildDate>
			<ttl>20</ttl>
		<item>
			<title>Friday flyers April11, 2008</title>
			<description>Friday flyers April11, 2008</description>
			<author>Jill Taylor</author>
			<pubdate>Saturday 12th of April 2008 11:47:25 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>Friday flyers April11, 2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's        April 11, 2008 Friday Flyer!  Hello %%First Name%%! You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
  Messenger The coming visit of Our Holy Father is and will prove to be most significant on many levels. Internet sites, television, and written media are producing countless programs and reviews on him, his words, the Church in general, and its representation in our Country. (not all positive, of course!) One major primary source is the Catholic cable network EWTN, which will carry the visit live from April 15-20. Let us anticipate his visit by joining in prayer not only for Our Holy Father's personal safety but also that the message He offers will be heard. 
  One More DayAfter all the waiting and preparation, First Communion Day is finally here. We look forward to this great blessing for our children and their families. All are welcome to join us in extending our congratulations during the Monday morning reception right after Mass. Doughnuts, drinks, and greetings will be offered.
  Tragedy and HopeAlthough tragedy struck our community with the automobile accident last week-end, we cannot help but acknowledge and thank God for the great blessing that the Richardson's daughter, Maggie, survived, is healing, and plans to return to school soon. We continue to remember Shawn, who was buried today, and Jeremy, hospitalized in serious condition, and their families in our prayers. 
 The following is a note from the Richardson family:
   Dear Parents of St. Joseph School,  Just a note of appreciation for all the kind words, actions, and prayers, during this difficult time for our family.  Maggie is recovering well physically, but it will be a long emotional recovery. Please continue to pray for us and for a quick recovery for Maggie's friend, Jeremy.  Finally, pray for Shawn, who will be missed by so many. Your thoughtfulness will be remembered always.
 Sincerely,
 The Richardson Family
  Family NightFt. Zumwalt's recent adjustment of after school activities made a wonderful contribution to the "family". In its description of frenzied families trying to meet schedules of so many activities every day, they identified the need for families to have at least one day when nothing was scheduled. Therefore, Monday is set aside as "activity free". Although the pace of life is often recognized as frenzied, little or nothing is done to alleviate the problem. Hats off to this attempt by the Ft. Zumwalt School District!
  Safe-Touch ProgramOur Annual Archdiocesan Safe-Touch program will be presented to each class on Tuesday by Mary Romine. Attached is a form to "opt out" of the class if you do not wish your child to participate in it. Presentations provide age-appropriate concepts of purity. Please do not hesitate to request a curriculum guide for the grade level of your child if you would like additional information.
  
 


 
 
 
   
 Recycling Update Results of the 6 month (Oct.-March) paper recycling contest showed that we collected 1.6 tons over last year, but fell short of the $500 goal by 4.0 tons. Thanks to Patti Luetkenhaus for her efforts with this project and all those who so faithfully collected paper for the contest.
 The Fox This was the week when you could drive up to the Fox Theater and see the words "Catholic Schools Night" shining out from the marquee. "St. Louis Catholic Schools Fine arts Night at the Fox" was a unique and tremendous success. After two years of planning approximately 70 schools participated in a variety of musical presentations including symphonic, jazz, and concert bands, Irish Dance, recorder ensemble, and singing by several kinds of choirs. The talent, discipline, and renditions of the many students who performed were most inspiring and entertaining. You can still see a portion of the art exhibit on "kmov.com" and the Archdiocesan web site (archstl.org). Archbishop Burke was presented with a framed Dedication in honor of his support of the Mission of Catholic Education ... To Teach as Jesus Did! Also, a grateful and fond farewell was given to Sister Pat Giljum, CSJ who has been reassigned by her Religious Order after 33 years of service in her position as Archdiocesan Director of the Fine Arts Program.
 Reminders: Send in Health Forms, Fees for 2008-2009, Re-registration forms
 Attachments: Safe-Touch Forms, School Tools, Catholic Radio Schedule
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe | View Archives  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=30</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>Friday flyers April 4, 2008</title>
			<description>Friday flyers April 4, 2008</description>
			<author>Jill Taylor</author>
			<pubdate>Tuesday 08th of April 2008 10:52:43 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>Friday flyers April 4, 2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 Friday Flyer 4-4-08 By Ann Allen | Published Yesterday | From The Principal | Unrated Saint Joseph School &#8230;..a great place to grow April 4, 2008   Drive-by Adoration  Short on time to stop in for a Visit? Church closed? Say a prayer as you're driving by. You'll make Someone smile!   "To try to pray, is to pray." (Bishop Skylstad)   8 More Days We join with our students of the Second Grade and their families in the exciting wait for their 'great event'&#8230;First Holy Communion, next Saturday, 10:00 a.m.. We can't wait to see the creative banners each one is making! A reception for the whole school to recognize our Second Graders and offer congratulations is planned for the Monday following, during lunch. Any questions or ideas&#8230;contact Jennifer Cornett (636 332-6867)   Spring Pictures Reminder&#8230;.Spring pictures Friday. Remember to select a pose on the flyer you received. (if you need another&#8230;just ask) Payment is made if you wish to purchase them, after you receive the pictures. Return pictures or money. In addition to Spring Pictures, the following group pictures will be taken: Graduation, First Communion, and Early Childhood.   Email System Jill Taylor has offered to do an email system for the Friday Flyer. Everyone will receive a hard copy of the Friday Flyer this week to give us a chance to get this program off the ground. So, you may get one by email too.   Right Start The program for our 7th and 8th grades will be conducted on Monday. Due to snow day cancellations and re-schedulings the usual parent meeting was cancelled. Instead, handouts with an overview of the program have been sent home. Additional information is available if you're interested. Please do not hesitate to ask. Steve Rupp has been selected and highly recommended, by the Archdiocese to present the class. We're looking forward to it.   Parents Club Reminder&#8230;&#8230;meeting, Thursday night, 7:00, to meet the new Principal, Dwight Elmore.   Yearbook Ads Reminder&#8230;the time frame for yearbook ads to defray the cost of our yearbook is coming to a close. This is the last week to submit ads and/ or sponsor lines.   Health Forms Reminder&#8230;. Please complete and turn in Health Forms for each child. Additional forms are available if you need them.   Holy Father's Visit April 15-20 live on EWTN. This is a wonderful opportunity to get better acquainted with Our Holy Father, Benedict XVI. More, next week.   Attachments: Mother/Daughter Tea, May 4; School Tools; Baue Grief Education Programs; Kenrick Glennon Days; Camp Mater Dei ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=29</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 03/14/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 03/14/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 14th of March 2008 06:30:52 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 03/14/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 


 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First 
Name%%!
 
 You are 
subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble 
viewing this email or launching it&#39;s attachments? View it 
online.





 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 March 14th, 2008 The Newsletter of St. 
Joseph School



 


 
 

A Feast Day Blessing
 
Formed 
under the patronage of Saint Joseph for 150 years, may all the generations of 
students and staff who have passed through Saint Joseph School be especially 
blessed on this day and always through his intercession. For the Lord Himself 
chose him and &quot;made him master of His house, and ruler of all his 
possessions.&quot; Good Saint Joseph, pray for us.
 
Top

The Hunt
 
This 
Saturday on the feast of our Patron, Saint Joseph, our Parish is having their 
famous annual Easter Egg Hunt beginning at 10:00 a.m. Candy filled eggs and 
prizes galore will be sure to delight every child ages 1 - 10. Groups are 
separated into categories of ages 1-4, 5-7, and 8-10 years. We are grateful to 
those who donated candy, the Fed Group who helped fill the eggs, and Trish 
Seaman and Mary Romine for their work in putting it all together. Be sure to 
join the fun! 
 As always, in case 
of &#39;weather&#39; limitations, please look at our

website ticker in the event of a cancellation.
 
Top

Lenten Trivia
 Seventh and Eighth 
Grade students have prepared a Lenten Trivia for the school this Wednesday. The 
answers are on the bulletin board in the cafeteria. It should be great fun.
 
Top

Confirmation
 
We 
hope you will enjoy the shields made by the Confirmation class and displayed in 
the cafeteria. Please note the word on top which each candidate has selected to 
describe him or her self. Very inspiring!
 
Top

First Communion
 Through the 
kindness and generosity of Cindy Knaust, students of Grade Two have received 
their materials for creating a First Communion banner. These will be displayed 
in the Church when completed.
 
Top

Pull-Up Bar
 It&#39;s really most 
remarkable!...that pull-up bar set-up created by Junior Orf! As a part of our 
Physical Fitness program, we hope to develop some good skills with this piece of 
equipment, and so we are very grateful. Check it out in the cafeteria……it&#39;s 
harder than you think…so I see.
 
Top

St. Patrick&#39;s Breastplate
 


  Christ be with 
 me, Christ before me 
 Christ behind me, Christ in me 
 Christ beneath me, Christ above me 
 Christ on my right, Christ on my left, 
 Christ where I lie, Christ where I sit 
 Christ in the heart of every person who thinks of me 
 Christ in every eye that sees me, Christ in every ear that hears me. 
 Salvation is from the Lord.

 
Top
 
In this issue

 
A Feast Day Blessing 
The Hunt  
 Lenten Trivia  
 
Confirmation 
First Communion Pull-Up Bar 

 St. Patrick&#39;s 
Breastplate  
Attachments
 

VBS Flier  
Quarter Ends
 Wednesday marks the end of the third quarter. Reports 
will be distributed on Friday, March 28th.  
Calendar Change
 Reminder…calendar change for the Easter break. School 
resumes on Tuesday, March 25th, because we&#39;re making up a snow day.  
Target
 Purchases made at Target using a REDcard has brought in 
a total of $46.03 for our school. Thanks to all who have made this possible.




 
 


 
 
Web Site 
Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now 
available on our website:
 
http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1





 
 


 
 
 ©2008 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | 
Unsubscribe from this newsletter.





]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=28</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 03/07/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 03/07/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Wednesday 12th of March 2008 01:18:23 AM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 03/07/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it online.


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 March 7th, 2008 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Time
 'Time change' weekend. As we journey through Lent these two words could take on profound meaning for us in our spiritual life. It appears that 'time' is such an issue in our fast paced lives, so often out of our control. And the 'change' that we're called to each day doesn't seem possible. This is another reason for the great opportunity Lent provides. Let's resolve to give God a chance with our 'time' and we will see 'change'.
 Top
Recycle
 According to the Abitibi website, as of 2-15-08 we need 13.5 tons of paper to win the extra $500 and 16 tons to win $1000. In January, we collected 10 tons - so the 13.5 tons might be possible. The deadline for the contest is March 31.
 Top
Yearbook
 In order to defray the cost of our yearbook, we'd like to offer families the opportunity to buy ads or sponsor lines. A page will cost $200; half page - $115; quarter page -$60; and an eighth - $30. Please send in a business card or logo with your payment if you wish to buy an ad. More info on these options will be sent next week.
 Top
Confirmation Update
 The final meeting for Confirmation will take place on Thursday, March 13th in the Church. This will be a general practice. The re-scheduled retreat is Friday.
 Top
St. Joseph Feast
 Our celebration of Saint Joseph day is planned for Thursday, March 13th. Please join us for Mass followed by our Saint Joseph Altar table blessing in the cafeteria. Prayer petitions may be placed on the Altar if you wish. Please send in an image of Saint Joseph (picture or statue) to enhance our table. Everyone will receive a Saint Joseph card and one of our Anniversary leaflets with card.
 Top
Congratulations
 Congratulations to our students of Grade 7 who participated in the Know Your Faith Challenge last weekend. We placed 6th out of 25 schools competing. Thanks to the parents who made this happen and gave our students a chance for such a good experience.
 Congratulations to our 8th Grade Basketball team, Collin, Jon, Aaron, Jake, and Joe for winning 3rd place in the Assumption Valentine Tournament! They won both games by 7 points and brought home a giant trophy. Carl Wilmes who has coached the team since 4th Grade has done another great job!
 Top
 
In this issue

 Time 
 Recycle 
 Yearbook 
 Confirmation Update St. Joseph Feast Congratulations
  
Attachments
 March Lunch Menu VBS Flier FOE Conference School Tools  
Plan Ahead
 St. Dominic's Track and Field Meet this year will be held on Saturday, May 3 from 9:00 - 3:30 pm, instead of after school on a weekday.  
Thanks!
 For your efforts in recycling plastic bags we have received a check in the amount of $340. Thanks to all.  
Easter Egg Hunt
 Thanks to those who sent candy in to fill the eggs for our Parish event. If you didn't get a chance to send some in it's not too late. More candy will be most appreciated.


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2008 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=27</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/29/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/29/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 29th of February 2008 08:52:17 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/29/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it online.


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 February 29th, 2008 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Altar Servers 
 The Altar Service Training for 4th Grade boys will begin this week. They should be prepared to be included in the May schedule of weekly Masses.  Andrew Richardson, Steven Bender, Michael Ellison, and Josh Hugeback have volunteered to assist with the program. We are grateful to all of our boys and their families for providing this wonderful service to our Church. 
 We are also grateful to Mrs. Cindy Knaust for her tireless efforts with the scheduling of servers.
 Top
Thank you!
 The total donation for our Jumpathon this year came to $589 and the Change for Change, collected over the past 4 months was $679.50. This enabled us to send $951.38 to the Key Player Initiative for the Homeless and keep $317.13 for our local needy at Saint Joseph Parish. 
 Our Mission Carnival brought in $627.00. Part of this money was sent to the Columban Missions, who provided us with educational materials for Catholic Schools Week; and the Catholic Mission Program of 'Pan Y Amor' for needy children. 
 Thank you all for your generosity.
 Top
Catholic Book Fair
 The Daughters of St. Paul plan to set up their annual Pauline Book Fair on Thursday, March 6. Books will be available for browsing and/ or purchase Friday during the day and the evening Fish Fry as well as after Sunday Masses. This would be a great time to add a special 'faith gift' to your Easter Baskets! Thanks to Christine Schroer for her efforts with this project.
 Top
President's Council on Physical Fitness
 Under the direction of Mr. Michaelree all students are participating in the annual Physical Fitness Challenge. How are we doing so far? Kindergarten and Pre-School are averaging 40 sit-ups. Wow!
 Top
St. Joseph Altar
 The feast of Saint Joseph has been moved to Saturday, March 15th this year because the 19th falls on Wednesday of Holy Week. Although we originally had planned to celebrate this Feast on Friday, the 14th, it is necessary to move our celebration back one more day to Thursday, March 13th, because our 7th and 8th Grades will be away for their Retreat. (The Retreat was re-scheduled to this day because of 'snow days').
 Our celebration will include a 'Saint Joseph Altar'. The Altar consisting of 'pictures', 'statues', and/ or other items to remind us of our holy Patron, Saint Joseph, is set up in the cafeteria. In addition, loaves of bread are placed on the altar and given to each family. 
 Families are invited to send in an image or other memorabilia of Saint Joseph for the altar. Please be sure your name is attached somehow so it can be returned to you. The altar will be taken down on Monday and everything returned. Attached is a newspaper photo of an altar for your enjoyment.
 Top
Know Your Faith Challenge
 This Sunday, our 7th Grade class will participate in the first annual "Know Your Faith Challenge" at the SLU Busch Student Center. Among the many prizes will be a free ticket to see Our Holy Father in New York for the winning team of 8. Archbishop Burke has been invited to present the awards.
 Top
 
In this issue

 Altar Servers 
 Thank you!
 Catholic Book Fair 
 President's Council on Physical Fitness St. Joseph Altar Know Your Faith Challenge 
  
Attachments
 If I were President... St Joseph Altar  
Billboard
 On one of our area highways:  My dear child, Talk to Me. -- God.  
Calendar Change
 Our make-up for Snow Days, will result in one calendar change. The Tuesday after Easter, March 25th, listed as a part of our Easter break will be a school day.
 
Candy
 Remember to send candy for the Easter Egg hunt!
  
Dr. Suess Day
 Monday, March 3rd&#8230;...Read Across America Day!
  
Early Dismissal
 12:30&#8230;.Friday, Faculty Meeting.
  
Fish Fry
 &#8230;this Friday&#8230;.5:00 - 7:00pm
  
Confirmation Meeting
  &#8230;March 6, for 7th and 8th Grades ..Shawn Mueller.
  
8th Grade Letter
 ...coming home today...look for it...talk about it.


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2008 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=26</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/22/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/22/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Tuesday 26th of February 2008 12:04:28 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/22/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it online.


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 February 22nd, 2008 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Personnel Change 
 We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Renee Thornton as our new teacher for Grade Three. Mrs. Thornton, mother of two, is from the St. Charles area. She graduated from the University of Missouri, St. Louis with a degree in Elementary Education. In addition to her student teaching she has worked in the St. Charles City School District and taught in the PSR Program of St. Charles Borromeo Parish.
 Top
Thanks
 We are grateful to Mr. Charles Hamman, father of Lisa Silliman, our weekend Parish organist; for his generous donation of over 150 notebooks to the school. These will certainly be useful in the days ahead.
 Top
Confirmation Retreat
 Due to the 'snow day' our Confirmation Retreat has been rescheduled to Friday, March 14th at All Souls Parish in Overland. Since the Cardinal Rigali Center has been reserved for another function at this time, the Sisters suggested All Souls where they reside. New permission slips will be sent home this week.
 Top
Registration Fees
 Fees for the next school year may be paid in two installments like last year. The first payment is expected by March 15th and the second by May 1st. If you've misplaced your finance sheet please do not hesitate to request another.
 Top
Early Childhood Registration
 If you or anyone you know is expecting to register for Pre-School or Kindergarten, please do so by the end of February. Students presently enrolled in Pre-School do not need to complete a new Registration form to enter Kindergarten&#8230;.the Re-Registration Form was sufficient.
 Top
VBS
 Reminder... St. Theodore's is looking for volunteers for this summer's Vacation Bible School. The informational meeting will be at St. Theodore's this Friday, February 29th at 7:00 p.m.. Questions? Jennifer Wilmes, Phone 636 327-4737 or email jenniferwilmes@msn.com.
 Top
Ladies Sodality
 "Building Family Traditions Within the Family" is the theme for the Sodality meeting this Wednesday, February 27th at 7:00 p.m.. Learn some new practical ways of enriching the season with your family. Confessions are available at 8:00 with a talk following by Father Elliot in the Church.
 Top
  
 
In this issue

 Personnel Change 
 Thanks 
 Confirmation Retreat 
 Registration Fees  Early Childhood - Registration  VBS 
 Ladies Sodality
  
Attachments

 Catholic Men for Christ Conference:
    Flyer    Registration Form 
 New Melle Passion Play
 
Right Start
 Reminder&#8230;the Right Start Parent Meeting for 7th and 8th Grade Parents, has been re-scheduled to Monday, March 3, 7:00 p.m., St. Patrick's, Wentzville.
  
Easter Egg Hunt
 Each family is asked to donate candy to fill the eggs for the parish Easter Egg Hunt. Please send your donation to school by Friday, March 7. Prizes for the 'Hunt' will also be accepted.
 
Six Flags Contest
 This Wednesday, February 27 is the deadline for reading 600 minutes in order to win a free ticket to 6 Flags. Be sure to hand in forms this week -Grades PK-6.
  
Trivia
 This week we have a 'Leap Year Friday' on the calendar!
  


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2008 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=25</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/08/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/08/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 08th of February 2008 10:54:44 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/08/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it online.


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 February 8th, 2008 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Listen 
 The preparation meetings for our Confirmation class included a riveting presentation last night by Father Ray Hagar from Sacred Heart Parish in Ellsberry on the subject of "prayer". One story about his experience as a 10 year old child brought the value of prayer home in a new way. One day, the sound of an approaching train, and abandoned by his friends, Father found himself frightened and alone with his foot stuck in a railroad track. After turning to God in prayer he heard a thought telling him to untie his shoe. As soon as he did and pulled his foot out of the track, the train whizzed by. Prayer is important in all circumstances&#8230;believe it&#8230;do it&#8230;and 'listen'.
 Top
Thanks
 Thanks to Tracy Boehmer and all who helped prepare the Fish Fry for tonight. It's most amazing, and inspiring to see it come together from scratch. Thanks too for the teachers and students in accepting the challenge of rescheduling our 'World Tour - Open House' to coincide with the Fish Fry. Good teamwork!
 Top
First Communion
 Our First Communion is scheduled for Saturday, April 12th at 10:00 Mass. A meeting to discuss materials, expectations, and procedures will be held on Wednesday, February 13th at 7:00 pm in the cafeteria.
 Top
Results
 Our 'Mission Carnival' was another huge success. Your support enabled us to have a great time and raise funds for our two mission projects. The $627.34 will be divided between the Society for the Propagation of Faith and the Columban Missions. We have received free learning materials about peoples and cultures of the world for each grade level from the Columban Missions for use during our Catholic School Week programs.  Thanks to all who supported our Book Fair. The weather set us back some, yet we finished with a total of $1,242.24 in sales giving us $460.00 in profit to spend for additional library books.
 Top
Stewardship
 Did you realize that information about your stewardship donations for tuition/school support can be forwarded by the parish office to your place of work for a "matching grant" on a regular basis (quarterly, annually)? As this is a way of gaining extra income for the school, you are encouraged to ask your employers whether they offer this benefit and let Trish Seaman know. Similar claims cannot be made with a tuition program.  Thanks to the Gorman family for their matching grant from the Pfizer Foundation for $2535.
 Top
Right Start
 Reminder - the 7th and 8th Grade Parent informational meeting for the "Right Start" program will be held at St. Patrick's, Wentzville, on Monday at 7:00 pm. The presentation for students is scheduled for April 7th.
 Top
 
In this issue

 Listen 
 Thanks 
 First Communion
 Results  Stewardship  Right Start 
  
Attachments

 School Tools 
 Box Tops 
 CSW Flier 
 Motivating Your Teenager 
 St. Peters Fish Fry
 
Great Feast
 Monday's 150th Anniversary Feast Day of Our Lady of Lourdes should not be overlooked. As indicated in our bulletin, the Church has offered many blessings on this occasion to those who wish to receive them.  
Grade 8
 Forms for students planning to attend Ft. Zumwalt are due on Tuesday.
 
Jumpathon
 Jumpathon pledges should be in by Wednesday. While we are enjoying ourselves, our hearts are going out to the homeless with this event this year.  Proceeds will benefit the Archdiocesan Key Player initiative. Parents are welcome to join us if you can&#8230;starting at 1:15 pm.


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2008 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=24</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/01/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/01/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Saturday 02nd of February 2008 12:16:48 AM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 02/01/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it online.


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 February 1st, 2008 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Lent 
 As lent approaches with Ash Wednesday this week we are bombarded with many options for demonstrating our faith and love of God during this brief 40 day period. Certainly family and individual prayer might be at the top of the list.
 If you have never considered visiting the church on Tuesdays during "Adoration", this is a good time to start. St. Joseph Parish offers "Adoration", where Jesus Christ is exposed on the altar after morning Mass until 7:00 pm., each Tuesday. We are given here a most remarkable privilege. You can stop in for ten minutes or an hour. ("Could you not watch one hour with Me?") Visiting with Jesus even for a brief time like this is sometimes likened to 'radiation therapy'. You look at God and He looks at you. Something will definitely be affected&#8230;
 Top
Catholic Schools Week Thanks
 Thanks to all who helped to make our celebration this week so special. The Monday doughnut social with the Parish, the Wall of Fame, and Career/ Vocation Day have been so fun. Special thanks to Tracy Boehmer for her tireless efforts in providing the doughnut social and organizing Career/ Vocation speakers. Also to Fr. Huber, Deacon Pat, Mike Heppermann, Jeff Wilson, Eric Boehmer, Lynette Mueller, Tim Michaelree, and Tracy Boehmer for their presentations to each class.  As this goes to press we may have to postpone our Open House World Tour from Friday to Monday morning because of weather. We realize it may be 'inconvenient' and 'disappointing', but due to the packed week ahead of us, there are no other options. The Chili Supper will not be rescheduled. Stay tuned.
 Top
D.A.R.E Program
 The D.A.R.E. program sponsored by the St. Charles County Police Department is offered every other year to our 5th and 6th grade classes. This year's Monday class will begin on Monday, February 11th and run for 9 weeks. We look forward to working with Deputy Sandy who has worked with our school for many years and will present the program for us.
 Top
Right Start
 The Archdiocese offers an annual "Right Start" program for our 7th and 8th Grade students each year to discuss the Catholic perspective of drugs and life issues. Parents of these students are invited to a meeting during which these issues will be explained. This year's meeting is to be held at St. Patrick School in Wentzville on Monday, February 11 at 7:00 pm..
 Top
Mission Carnival
 Our Mardi Gras Mission Carnival will be held on Monday, February 4th at 1:00. Although this celebration is usually held on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, our cafeteria will be used for Voting on that day. We're looking forward to a fun time.
 Top
Joey!
 Unfortunately, Father Huber's dog, our campus buddy, Joey, met with a fatal accident recently&#8230;.while chasing something, he was hit by a car. It seems everyone has a "Joey story"&#8230; here is Father Huber's.  "To put it simply, Joey was my buddy. In the year and a half that Joey was with me he was my companion during life's daily routine. Joey was with me taking walks and praying, taking out the trash, eating, visiting families, and he was with me at Church early in the morning praying. When I got up each morning Joey was the first thing that greeted me and the last face I saw before I went to sleep. Since Joey's death, there is something missing in everything that I do in my daily life.  Joey was such a good dog. He had such a warm and friendly personality. Every one that Joey met was his buddy for life. He loved being around parishioners, especially the children. When Joey knew that we were going to visit the children, he couldn't wait to greet them. Many times whenever I was invited to someone's home for dinner, they would ask me to bring Joey. He always loved visiting with people. The home that Joey loved to visit the most was where Joey spent his last days. Joey died a very happy dog with all his friends.  I miss Joey so much. I wish there was a way to undo what happened to him. There is a lot about Joey's death that I do not understand. I do know that, in a "dogging" sort of way, Joey loved you all. I could tell how much he appreciated all of the loving attention that you gave him. Because of you Joey lived and died a very happy dog. Like you I will miss him very much." .
 Top
 
In this issue

 Lent 
 Catholic Schools Week 
 D.A.R.E. Program  Right Start  Mission Carnival  Joey! 
 
Attachments

 Feb. Lunch Menu 
 Mother / Daughter Seminar 
 Dierberg's Box-Tops 
 Jumpathon Pledge Sheet
 
Jumpathon
 Pledges for the St. Valentine Day Jumpathon are being made. Look for your pledge sheet with this flyer.  
Baseball Signups
 If you missed last week's sign-ups, there's another chance being offered by the Josephville Athletic Association on Sunday, Feb. 3rd from 12:30-2:30pm in the school cafeteria. All payments are due at this time.  
ICD Academic Bowl
 Winners of the ICD Academic Bowl this year were: 
 (1) St. Patrick's (2) ICD, and  (3) Holy Rosary
 We finished 6th out of 17 schools. Congratulations to our 8th Grade Team and Mrs. Mudd who coordinated the project for us.


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2007 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=23</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 01/25/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 01/25/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 25th of January 2008 11:59:56 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 01/25/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[





 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it online.






 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 January 25, 2008 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School




 


 
 
Catholic Schools Week 
 The theme for Catholic Schools Week this year is "Lighting the Way". Celebrating this theme represents a challenge to Catholic Schools in our efforts to express the 'way of Jesus' to the world through our education, programs and example. Our hope is only that we represent Him to the best of our ability.
 This year we have an interesting aspect to our celebration as we look at the world, its people, and cultures. Every class has chosen a certain area of the world to demonstrate for you and prepared displays and demonstrations of them with great enthusiasm. When you pick up your "Passport" at the Chili Supper on Friday you can travel through the following countries from 6:00 to 7:00 pm. Who knows what you may see or hear!!

 K/PK - United States 1/2 - Brazil 3 - Australia 4 - Egypt and Kenya 5/6 - Europe 7/8 - Oceania
 Our St. Louis news media will cover the effort of the Archdiocesan Schools donations to the Key Player initiative. St. Joseph's has contributed $325.50 from our 'Change for Change" coin collection so far.
 Top
Wall of Fame
 Nominees selected for the 2008 Saint Joseph School Wall of Fame are, Romi Rothermich and Connie Bampton! Join us on Monday after Mass to hear their stories, thank them, and congratulate them.
 Top
Jumpathon
 Looking forward to our annual Jumpathon on February 14th, you will receive pledge sheets for each student. The funds generated by this activity will go to the Key Player initiative and our Parish needy. Thank you in advance for your support.
 Top
Musical Art
 A recent activity sponsored by the St. Louis Symphony offered each school a CD to draw by. The art work of Genevieve, Grade 5, and Lia, Grade 6 was selected for display. Congratulations to all who created their own unique art and to Genevieve and Lia!
 Top
Confirmation Meeting
 The second meeting of our Confirmation Program will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 30th at 7:00pm.. We look forward to hearing Father Butler, Archdiocesan Director of Vocations, talk about 'Commitment and Involvement in the Church'.
 Top
Finances
 It has come to our attention that some people received incorrect copies of the 'Finance Schedule for 2008-2009 for the Pre-School". In order to straighten this out we are sending a "Blue" paper with the amended schedule. The K-8 schedule is the same on one side with the PK schedule on the other. Please discard the 'green' sheets. Sorry for any inconvenience about this.
 Top
 
In this issue

 Catholic Schools Week 
 Wall of Fame 
 Jumpathon  Musical Art  Confirmation Meeting  Finances 
 
Attachments

 School Fees 
 Pre-School Fees 
 
Signups
 Baseball/Softball signups will take place on Sunday, January 27 in the cafeteria from 10:30-2:30. $70 for 1 player/ $120 per family. Payment must be received at time of signup.  
Golf
 The Golf Committee is meeting on Feb. 5th, at 7:00 pm, in the cafeteria to begin planning this year's tournament.  
Recycling
 From Oct. 1, 2007 to Jan. 4, 2008 (half-way through the 6th month competition) we have collected 19.56 tons of paper. We need an additional 23.3 tons to earn a $500 reward or an additional 25.5 tons to earn a $1000 reward. If we meet either goal we'll have a 'spirit-wear' day for the entire school. Let's go for it!




 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1






 
 


 
 
 &copy;2007 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.





]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=22</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 01/11/2008</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 01/11/2008</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 11th of January 2008 06:20:28 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 01/11/2008</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 


 


 
 


 
 Hello, 
%%First Name%%!
 
 You are 
subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having 
trouble viewing this email or launching it&#39;s attachments? View it 
online.





 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 January 11, 2008 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School



 


 
 
The Hand of 
God 

  I said to the man 
 Who stood at the GATE OF THE YEAR, 
 &quot;Give me a LIGHT that I may tread safely into the UNKNOWN.&quot; 
 And he replied, 
 &quot;Go out into the DARKNESS and put your hand into the HAND OF GOD. 
 That shall be to you BETTER than light and SAFER than a known way!&quot; 
 -- Minnie Louise Haskins


Registration
 Attached to this 
Flyer is a Re-Registration Form for each family. Please note that one form 
suffices for the family. If you are planning to withdraw a student or add one 
not presently attending Saint Joseph&#39;s, there is a section for each option.
 We would like these 
forms returned by next Friday, (Jan. 18th) to assist us in planning for the new 
school year. Grade placements, combinations, use of rooms, and textbook 
purchases are some of these considerations. Your cooperation with this is 
greatly appreciated.
 
Top

First Penance
 Our six students of 
Grade 2 and 3 home school children will receive the Sacrament of Penance for the 
first time this Wednesday evening. The program will begin at 6:30 P.M. with a 
prayer service followed by individual confessions and end with prayer and song. 
Congratulations and continued blessings to them and their families!
 
Top
Wall 
of Fame
 Nominations for our 
2008 Wall of Fame are being accepted until January 18. The nominee should have 
graduated from St. Joseph School and be considered a role model for the current 
and future students of our school community.
 Please use the 
ballots in the back of Church for your nomination and place them in the envelope 
there.
 
Top

Thanks!
 One of the many 
notes (some with donations) of thanks for the 8th and 3rd Grade Christmas visit 
to our Parish elderly was as follows:

  &quot;St. 
 Joseph&#39;s School:  
 I want to thank all the children and adults who made us happy with your 
 visit, your songs, and your lovely fruit basket! It was so thoughtful and 
 nice to see you. God bless all of you!&quot; 
 -- Lucille Bean

 A special thanks to 
Mary Romine, coordinator of the project, and Lisa Bampton, Jennifer Cornett, 
Renee Dalton, Paula Keeven, Cindy Knaust, Linda Prinster, and Mary Romine, who 
drove students for the visits.!
 
Top

Donations
 Thanks once again 
to the Ritter family who has given a matching donation from the Boeing Company 
to St. Joseph School. The $2300 will be used to defray costs of learning 
materials.
 Thanks also to 
Carolyn Richardson for her work with the box tops and aluminum recycling 
projects. The box tops have brought in $164.20 this time. For this we are very 
grateful..
 
Top

Jyngle
 Notices to families 
who have not yet turned in a phone number for the Jyngle Phone Emergency System 
are being sent home today. Please return these ASAP. Thanks.
 
Top

Confirmation
 The first of 
several meetings in preparation for the reception of the sacrament of 
Confirmation on March 26th will take place on January 24th at 7:00 PM.
 Confirmandi are 
expected to attend with at least one parent. This meeting will outline the 
general program and expectations. Nineteen Students of Grades 7 and 8 and 8 home 
school students make up the class for 2008.
 
Top

Parent&#39;s Club Updates
 Persons interested 
in serving as an officer and/ or taking over the well established SCRIP program 
are encouraged to send in your name to the school office or contact Tracy 
Boehmer.
 Assigments for the 
Chili Supper and Fish Frys are attached to this Flyer. Please check to be sure 
you can make this commitment.
 
Top
 
In this issue

  Registration 
 
  First Penance
  Wall of Fame 
 Thanks  
 Donations  
 Jyngle  
 Confirmation 
 Parent&#39;s Club 

Attachments

 

Lunch Menu 

 

Soccer Info 

Wentzville FPD Tips
 

School Tools
 

Catholic Family Services
 

Finding God Flier
 

SJM - Father-Son
 

SJM - Mother-Daughter
 

Registration Flier
 

Re-registration Form
 

Chili Supper Work List
 

Fish-Fry 1 Work List
 

Fish-Fry 2 Work List
 
Patience
 This lengthy Flyer and its numerous attachments may be a 
test of your patience this week, but it really just happened that way. You could 
say…with the New Year everyone wants your attention! Thanks for your patience!  
Help Needed
 Any carpenters out there? We need some shelves built in 
the old convent building. Please call for details. (332-5672) 
 
Christmas Thoughts
 Unfortunately, our uniform company has gone out of 
business. We will be working with the &quot;Just Me Apparel / Fischer&#39;s&quot; group who 
have merged with two stores. A flyer with our information will be posted on our 
website soon.
KofC Free Throws
 The St. Paul Knights of Columbus are sponsoring a Free 
Throw Championship on Jan. 27 at 12:00 noon in the St. Paul Gym. Interested? 
Call Gary Dyer at 636 474-2565 to register.
  




 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now 
available on our website:
 
http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1





 
 


 
 
 ©2007 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | 
Unsubscribe from this newsletter.





]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=21</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 12/21/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 12/21/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 21st of December 2007 01:00:09 AM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 12/21/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it online.


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 December 21, 2007 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Traditions
 Of the many Christmas traditions it's always inspiring to observe how families handle their celebrations. Here's one:  Jeanette's family has followed the custom of having each person bring a flower to the crib as a sign of his/her dedication to Jesus, for over 17 years now. When it's gift-giving time, everyone processes into the living room where the tree and Nativity set is located nearby on a coffee table. Then, one of the children is given the Infant to place on the bed of hay. This is followed by each family member bringing his/her flower to the crib, while offering a prayer. Adults follow the children. When all are finished, gift-giving begins.  May your Christmas this year be filled with the blessings of Christ, our new born King, Savior, and Lord. He who knows our joys, sorrows, and trials is there for us, especially when He is invited to your heart and home.
 Top
Thanks!
 Thanks to all for your cooperation and support with the 'Play". The weather may have been a nuisance but not a deterrent&#8230;only one family missed it.   The performance was flawless, inspiring, and entertaining. Also, I never saw such a display of cookies for our snack time&#8230;whew! And so delicious! We realize it was an extra effort with everything. Please know it was truly appreciated. Great job everyone!!!
 Top
Website Additions
 Please note a new addition to our web site. Place your cursor over the "Parish Home" menu heading and select "History" from the drop-down menu. At the bottom of the original page there are links to two new pages. The pages are under development, and Brad has asked that anyone with additional photos, comments or information on the existing items please send them through the website or via email.   Notice the pond next to the Church in the 1900 photo, as well as the aerial view of the parish grounds. You can also click on the aerial photo to see a high-resolution version. Special thanks to Mr. Mark Scott Abeln and Mr. Mike Bien for the fantastic photos.
 Top
Needy Family Update
 Thanks to those who donated for the Needy Family. So far, we have $600 in cash; $45 in SCRIPS; a bag of toys for the 7 year old; nine wrapped gift boxes; and a stocking with a wrapped gift inside. Not only will they be pleased but so will the One whose Birthday we are celebrating. This is inspiring. (gifts accepted til Friday, noon)
 Top
Happy New Year!
 School resumes on Monday, January 7, 2008. It will be a regular first week with the exception of the 12:30 early dismissal on Friday, Jan. 11, for our meeting.  Reminder&#8230; Day Care is available during the holidays&#8230; call Carolyn at 332-5932.
 Top
 
In this issue

 Traditions 
 Thanks 
 Website Additions 
 Needy Family Update 
 Happy New Year! 
Attachments

 Christmas Thoughts 
 Wentzville Fire Department Info   
Jyngle Contact Numbers
 Please remember to turn in your contact numbers for the Emergency Jyngle Phone System&#8230; Daytime and Nighttime phone. Email if you wish.  
"Locks of Love"
 Have you noticed Ashley's haircut lately? The hair cut off was used to serve children suffering from medical hair loss. If interested, their website by the same name gives further information.
  
Christmas Thoughts
 Attached are two pages of Christmas thoughts from students of Grades PK - 4. They answer the question posed at the top of the section. Enjoy!


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2007 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=20</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 12/14/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 12/14/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 14th of December 2007 12:38:57 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 12/14/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 Having trouble viewing this email or launching it's attachments? View it on our website


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 December 14, 2007 The Newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Beat Sin!
 Part of our Guadalupe celebration Wednesday was with the 'pi&ntilde;ata'. A little known fact about this tradition of the Hispanic culture is that the pi&ntilde;ata was designed originally as a faith practice. It would have seven protruding spikes, representative of the seven capital sins&#8230;pride, envy, sloth,,,etc. on some kind of form and shape. Individuals are then blindfolded and given the opportunity to strike the pi&ntilde;ata in an attempt to break it. The analogy is that beating and breaking capital sins in our lives benefits us with immeasurable blessings. The pi&ntilde;atas were filled with candy, so the benefits were obvious to our students. It was lots of fun.
 Top
Mistakes, mistakes...
 Please accept our sincere apologies for the website error this week. It is upsetting to consider the aggravation and inconvenience it caused for some families. Be assured that students who arrived at 10:00 will not be counted late. Apparently a conversation identifying options for a possible storm day was misinterpreted to mean that a message for a delayed opening was to be placed on the site. In reviewing this unfortunate event, Father Huber has expressed the hope that you do not lose confidence in the site. People have worked very hard to create it and make it work and we need it to be a useful tool for all of us. Thanks for your patience.
 Top
Telephone Jyngle
 The telephone 'Jyngle' system is developing. We (thanks to Tracy Boehmer) are working to create several lists and ask for your input... (See attached). One list of numbers is for a daytime emergency notice and another for evening/early morning. The automated system will call your number and deliver a message from the school number in the event something needs to be communicated. Again we ask for your patience with this until we get it going. We will send a test message to see if you receive it and then go from there. Some families are familiar with this system used by local sports teams.  Our emergency communication system will then have three major resources; television, website, and telephone. As a general standard, for weather related issues, we follow the Ft. Zumwalt School District.
 Top
Key Player / Local Needy
 It's building. Our fund of 'change for change' in homelessness has totaled $131.39 these past 2 weeks. The winning class is Grades 5/6 with a total of $50.04&#8230;..and right behind them is the K/PK class with a total of $50.03. Many thanks and congratulations to the winners!  So far we have collected $366.35 for the Key Player initiative; $122.13 for the St. Joseph Parish Needy, and Christmas donations for our needy family are up to a total of $120. Thanks once again to all for your generosity...
 Top
Recycling Update
 The latest contest from Abitibi is a six-month contest (Oct. 2007-March 2008) where we are competing against the amounts we recycled last year. If we increase by 15% we will earn an additional $500. If we increase by 20% we earn an additional $1000.   We are two months into the program and have recycled almost exactly the same amount as last year - which means we won't qualify for either award.   'Tis the season of lots of paper - cards, wrapping paper, sale bills, catalogs, etc. - so please remember to recycle everyday, but especially during the holidays! 
 Top
The Christmas King
 See you on Saturday, 2:00 PM, for the great production. It will be a real inspiration for all. Bring everyone.  Is there anyone who can make a CD of it? Please let us know. At this point we do not have any examples of musicals performed by our school. We would like to have something on hand for marketing and for posterity, as well as our own personal enjoyment.
 Top
 
In this issue

 Beat Sin! 
 Mistakes, mistakes,,, 
 Telephone Jyngle 
 Key Player / Local Needy 
 Recycling Update 
 The Christmas King
Attachments

 School Tools 
 Health Info 
 Phone Jyngle   
Here's to Steven Bender!
 In listing names of those who came to assist with painting scenery for the play Steven's name was inadvertently omitted. He along with the others did such a great job, not to mention their generous gift of time in this busy season. Thanks Steven, you are very much appreciated!  
Band
 The Christmas Band Concert will be held at St. Dominic's on Sunday, December 16th, at 1:00 P.M... There will be no band rehearsals at school after the Concert.  
Search and Give
 Microsoft and Scholastic have teamed up to present "Search and Give", a new program that raises money for schools. To learn more visit: www.scholastic.com/searchandgive.


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2007 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=19</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/30/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/30/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 30th of November 2007 02:04:04 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/30/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 Hello, %%First Name%%!
 
 You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 November 30, 2007 The newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Advent Calendar 
 A fun family activity for Advent is working your way through an Advent Calendar. There are many varieties some which you may be familiar with already. On our Religion Series website (Finding God.org) click on "Children's Advent Calendar". A message appears each day you click with a suggested 'good deed' in preparation for Christmas. The site also offers a calendar for adults. The important thing is - to do something special to prepare for a new or renewed outpouring of Christ in our lives.
 Top
Saint Nicholas Day / Key Player
 Parent's Club will offer muffins for sale ($.25 each) on St. Nicholas Day after Mass. This money will help build our donation to the Key Player Initiative. Our local project "Change for Change" (in Homelessness) has collected $342.44 so far, with Grades 7/8 contributing $118.84 followed by Grades K/PK with $70.34. When adding the coins in the 3rd Grade and discussing who might win with this round of donations, Greg P. was heard to say: "It doesn't matter if we win, the poor need it!"  What a great job by students, families, and teachers! The next date to tally our change is "December 10th".
 Top
Local Needy
 Several times a month local people come to the Rectory with various material needs. Help is asked for medical expenses, rent, food, etc., Given that there is a limited budget to assist with these issues, we have decided to donate 25% of our Key Player monies to our Parish for this cause.  We have also agreed to 'adopt' a needy family for Christmas. The single mother has a 7 year old girl and custody of a 16 year old girl. Her ability to continue in cosmetology school and work has been impaired because of car problems. We have a list of suggested needs, if you would like to add to your 'change' donation for them, please send money with 'Local Needy' on the envelope. The money will be used to purchase some requested needs and gift cards.
 Top
Scrip
 Walmart gift cards are now available&#8230;. $25 or $50. Check with Tracy Boehmer for your SCRIP needs and purchases.
 Top
 
In this issue

 Advent Calendar 
 St. Nicholas Day / Key Player 
 Local Needy 
 Scrip 
Attachments

 December Lunch Menu 
 Celebrating Advent 
 Daily Examen 
  
Early Dismissal
 Reminder&#8230;.Friday, December 7th, is 12:30 dismissal after lunch.


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2007 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=18</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/16/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/16/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 16th of November 2007 06:06:27 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/16/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[




 



 


 
 


 
 
 Hello, %%First Name%%! You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
  Having trouble viewing this email? View it on our website.


 
 


 
 
The Friday Flyer!
 November 16, 2007 The newsletter of St. Joseph School
 


 
 
Christ the King 
 Anticipating the last Sunday of the Liturgical Year feast of Christ the King, we have planned a brief crowning prayer service which will take place in Church at 10:15 on Tuesday morning. Two students from the Kindergarten and Pre-K classes will crown the image of the Infant of Prague, Cole R. and Andrew S.. The service will be led by students of Grade 8. All are invited to join us.
 Top
Latest Events
 We are grateful to Fr. Elliott for agreeing to offer Mass in Fr. Huber's absence, for the students and all who wish to join us Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 pm. This will be our special Mass of Thanksgiving where each student is expected to bring at least one can of food to be donated to the Saint Vincent DePaul food pantry. In order to balance the types of food we are suggesting the following for each class:  K/PK soup 1/2 canned fruit 3 canned meat or tuna 4 instant potatoes, rice, or macaroni & cheese 5/6 canned vegetables 7/8 cake mixes or jello We will be grateful for any donation. Plan to join us if possible...
 Top
Virtual School Courses
 WA Virtual Instruction Program (MoVIP) sponsored by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has seats available for anyone who wishes to take advantage of a new learning opportunity. Programs for students from Grades K-5 and 9-13 are available now. The 6-8 program is still being developed and will be available during the summer of 2008. You may call (1-800-382-6010) and /or view their website for more information...
 Top
Advent / Christmas
 As this Thanksgiving holiday might be a good time for families to do some shopping, you are encouraged to remember the option of SCRIP cards sold by the school as part of your choice. Requests are handled promptly.  Please check our Parish bulletin for details concerning the 'Family Advent Celebration' . Prayer and Pot-Luck at 4:00 on Sunday, December 9th.
 Top
First Quarter Awards
 Congratulations and a round of applause was offered to each of our award winners during our recent assembly.   Second Honors were earned by 7 students of the 7/8 Grades: Jacob, Steven, Jonathan, Aaron, Bob, Katie, and Kristen. Seven students of the 5/6 Grades also earned Second Honors: Jacob, Megan, Gabby, Heather, Gabri, Lia, and Cori. Way to go!  First Honors were earned by Brittany, Genevieve, and Luke. Wow!  Star Student Awards were given to: Emily, PK; Megan, K; Nathan, Gr. 1; Ben, Gr. 2; Justin, Greg P., and Christine, Gr. 3; Bryan, Gr. 4; Austin and Gabby, Gr. 5; Megan, Gr. 6; Kyle, Gr. 7; Andrew, Gr. 8. They were outstanding in certain academic areas, attitude, positive influence, or example. Congratulations!  Students "Caught Doing Good" were: Andrew, Sydney, Nolan, and Julianna of PK; Ben, Nathan, and Mark of Gr. 1; Scott O., Valerie, Dan, and Scott R. of Gr. 2; Lauren, and Christine of Gr. 3; Brian of Gr. 4; Genevieve of Gr. 5; Austin of Gr. 6; Frank, and Kurt of Gr. 7; Leslie, Aaron, Joseph, and Steven of Gr. 8. Thank you for sharing your light of faith with others!
 Top
Familia
 The parish monthly study group on prayer and faith for busy moms is meeting on Nov. 29th from 7-9:00 pm in the cafeteria. Need more info? Call Jennifer 636-332-6867 or Christine 636-379-2878...
 Top
Pro-Life Project
 
 Attached is a letter by Mary Williams concerning acollection of articles for the children at Our Lady's Inn in St. Charles County. Each Grade is assigned certain items as indicated in the letter. You may want to consider this when shopping over the holiday.
 Top
Thanksgiving Litany
 Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, for the gifts you continually give us,  we thank you Lord. For the gifts of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,  For the gift of faith and knowing You through our Church, For the gift of Our Lady, For the gift of our Guardian Angel, For the gift of our holy Patron, Saint Joseph,   For our families, and friends, For our grandparents and extended families, For our parish and school, For 150 years of St. Joseph School,  For our pastor, Father Huber, For our Deacon Harrison, For Archbishop Burke,   For our parishioners, For our Altar Servers, For our parish secretary, Trish Seaman, For our parish organizations, the Quilt Club, the Ladies Sodality, and Finance Committee, For those who stand and work for Life, For our Extraordinary ministers and Ushers,  For our parish and school volunteers, For Tracy Boehmer and our Parents' Club, For the teaching staff, cafeteria staff, and all who help the school, For providing our material needs, For all You have given us, for what You have taken away, and for what will yet be, we offer our thanks and praise to You Lord.  Divine Child Jesus, may You always reign at St. Joseph's and in the whole world. Amen.
 Top
 
In this issue

 Christ the King 
 Latest Events 
 Virtual School Courses 
 Advent / Christmas 
 First Quarter Awards 
 Familia 
 Pro-Life Project 
 Thanksgiving Litany   
Attachments

 School Tools 
 Pro-Life Project 
 Christmas Parade 
 Open Skate 
 Indoor Soccer 
  
Quote
 A new commandment I give unto you: That you love one another, as I have loved you, that you also love one another. By this shall all men know that you are my disciples, if you have love one for another. 
 -- John 13: 34-35


 
 


 
 
Web Site Updates
 Past issues of the Friday Flyer can be found in archives which are now available on our website:
 http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/rss.php?List=1


 
 


 
 
 &copy;2007 St Joseph School | Josephville MO 63385 | Unsubscribe from this newsletter.]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=17</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/09/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/09/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 09th of November 2007 06:42:47 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 11/09/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer!  Hello %%First Name%%! You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Finding God 
 A Special Thanks 
 Picture Retakes 
 Homework 
 Zoo Thoughts 
 Attachments
  Finding God As Thanksgiving approaches we have an opportunity to deepen our sense of gratitude to God and the people around us by reading the attached newsletter. "A potent antidote: Gratitude" How do you move from "Grrrrrrr! To gratitude?" "New flavors for Meal Prayers", are just a few of the many interesting articles in the "Finding God" series. When it comes to 'gratitude', is there anyone who can't use some help?
  A Special Thanks Speaking of gratitude&#8230;.we are all so very grateful to the Room Mothers who provided a wonderful Halloween / All Saints Eve celebration for each class. It was such a fun way to go home for the holiday break. Thanks again! Conferences went very smoothly resulting in many positive comments. Thanks to all for your cooperation in organizing the schedule and meeting appointments.
  Picture Retakes Reminder&#8230;.if students were absent for the first round of pictures&#8230;bring money Monday. If you want a retake&#8230;.bring pictures.  Lifetouch will have a photographer here on Friday to take candids. This will be the first of two sessions to provide additional photos for the yearbook. We are pleased with this extra effort on the part of Lifetouch for our yearbook.  
  Homework This is an awesome word to a Kindergarten student. After the first quarter when requesting "homework" like their older siblings, our encounter went something like this:  "Guess what, we're having homework today".  "Oh really?" "That's going to be fun, huh!"  "Yes, and we have to do it at home, at night"!  "Wow! 
  Zoo Thoughts From a recent Third Grade Field trip&#8230;.."My favorite part of the trip was"&#8230;  "The train, because we went through the Red Rock"&#8230;Lela  "Looking at the giraffe and zebra"&#8230;Christine  "The children's zoo because I like getting rammed by goats, petting goats, the playground, and my Mom being there"&#8230;Emma  "The Sun Bear, because it was posing. I also like the Puma and Snow Leopard"&#8230;.Andrew  "The polar bear because it has cute little black eyes and white fur everywhere. I also like the leopard because of the black dots"&#8230;.Mary  "Looking at the elephants because they are cute"&#8230;..Lauren
  Attachments 

 
 Parish Family Advent Celebration (362 kb)
 
 Knights of the Altar flyer (37 kb pdf)
 
 "Best Teacher Store" promotion (59 kb pdf)
  
  
 


 
 
 
 First Penance Meeting A meeting for parents of those receiving the Sacrament of Penance for the first time is scheduled for Wednesday, November 28th at 6:30 in the cafeteria. The Sacrament will be received by our students of Grade Two on Wednesday, January 16th at 6:00 p.m..   
 Quote "Confession heals, confession justifies, confession grants pardon of sin. All hope consists in confession. In confession there is a chance for mercy. Believe it firmly. Do not doubt, do not hesitate, never despair of the mercy of God. Hope and have confidence in confession." 
 --St. Isidore of Seville
  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe | View Archives  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=16</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/26/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/26/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 26th of October 2007 08:37:36 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/26/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[
Email





 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer!  Hello %%First Name%%! You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 

Cyber Rosary  
  
Electronic Reports 
  
Key Player 
 

Halloween Cliff-Hangers  
 

Calendar Reminders
 



Attachments  
  Cyber 
Rosary
Much 
eloquence, theological discussions, moving stories, miracles and phenomena of 
all kinds associated with this prayer in history has moved people to 'pray the 
Rosary'. Even people of other faith backgrounds pray the Rosary. And now, for 
your added convenience and inspiration, we have the &quot;online&quot; or &quot;virtual&quot; 
Rosary., Amazingly, some cyber-techies have developed systems, sites, and 
techniques for praying during a 'work break' or as a way of concentrating, by 
using the internet. Here are just a few sites:

  
 www.worldmissionrosary.org
  
 www.hcakids.org
  
 www.rosary.virtualave.net
  
 www.tu-newman.org/rosary/html
  
 
 www.ourcatholicfaith.org/onlinerowsary.html
  
 
 www.cathedralofmary.org/parish
  
 
 www.fatima.org/essentials/requests/onlinerosary.asp

  Electronic 
Reports
Thanks 
largely to Tracy Orf and the faculty of St. Joseph's we will produce electronic 
report cards beginning with this First Quarter. As with anything new of this 
nature we're still working out some bugs, etc. with the production process but 
the essentials are in place as you will see when you receive the reports today. 
The effort is really something to be proud of especially since it's been 
accomplished in such a short time. This project has succeeded not only because 
of the expertise and patience of our tech people, Tracy Orf and Jim Woerther but 
also because of the enthusiastic support of the staff and generous sharing among 
them. Mrs. Killian's efforts were particularly commendable in working with both 
staff and tech support. Go team!
  Key 
Player

The Archdiocesan &quot;Key Player&quot; initiative as described in an earlier Flyer will 
begin next week. We plan to have a 'coin jar' in each classroom to collect 
&quot;change for change in homelessness&quot;. The jars will be emptied every 2 weeks and 
a prize awarded to the winning class. Prizes may be, 'extra recess time', 
'spirit wear day', etc. as determined by each teacher. 
  Halloween 
Cliff-Hangers
When the 
internet went off during the 1st and 2nd Grade computer class, students were 
asked to create a Halloween story from a group of typical words. Here are two: 
 
&quot;One Halloween I was bobbing for apples and it burned bad. I carved a pumpkin 
and then I flew out on my broomstick. I discovered a new world with smoke, and 
the smoke was black and orange. The land was called &quot;the Dark and Scary World&quot;.&quot; 
-- Valerie 
 
&quot;On Halloween we go trick-or-treating and get some candy and see some ghosts. 
One day I saw a spooky house and took a broomstick and went inside. I saw a 
black and orange skeleton and a bat that flew down at me.&quot; 
-- Scott R.
  Calendar 
Reminders
 

Tuesday:  
bring saint costumes to change into after lunch. About 1:00 meet in cafeteria 
for parade. Weather permitting we will exit to school yard. About 1:30 return to 
classrooms for activities, etc. until 2:40. Regular dismissal. Conferences 
follow until 4:00. Conferences resume at 5:30 - 7:45 
 
Wednesday: 
No School - Conferences until 12:00 
 
Thursday: 
All Saints Day - No School 
 
Friday: 
All Souls Day - No School
 

 Attachments

  
  
 
 
 November Lunch Menu
  
  
 
 
 Tim Michaelree's Nutrition Handout
  
  
 
 
 This week's Saint Info Flier

  
  
 


 
 
 
 

Conferences If 
you haven't signed up for your Parent-Teacher Conference yet, look for the 
sign-up sheets on the table in back of Church. They will be picked up Monday 
afternoon. 
 

Cartridge Recycling 
Your generous efforts in donating 
cartridges, cell phones, etc. for recycling have earned us another check in the 
amount of $25.00. Look for the blue plastic tub marked 'Recycling' at the foot 
of the Cafeteria stairs in which to place your cartridges.
 

SmileSafeKIdsIncluded 
in your Report Card envelope will be a complimentary set of ID Cards of your 
child from our photographers, Lifetouch. One card should be kept in a safe place 
at home and the other in your wallet/ pocketbook.
 

Quote 

It is better to say one Our Father fervently and devoutly than a thousand 
with no devotion and full of distraction. 
 
-- St. Edmund
  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  


 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe | View Archives  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO


 
 

  


]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=15</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/19/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/19/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 19th of October 2007 06:19:54 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/19/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer!  Hello %%First Name%%! You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Saint Talk 
 Parent Meeting 
 Personnel Change 
 Fundraising Questions 
 Last Chance 
  Saint Talk During a recent discussion with First Graders about Halloween costumes the question was asked: Which Saint are you going to dress up as for Halloween? Here are some responses:

 
 St. Matthew. Why? Because he was a tax collector and then gave away all his money to follow Jesus! -- Ben   
 
 "St. John the Baptist". Why? "Because he baptized Jesus."  -- Nathan   
 
 "Mary our Blessed Mother". Why? "Because she's our Mother." -- Shelby   
 
 "St. Therese". Why? "Because she did little deeds, but in a big way." -- Rachel   
 
 "An Angel" Why? "because I like angels, they protect you, and they guard you." -- Jenna   
 
 "Mary" Why? "because she is the Queen of all saints" -- Lydia 
   Parent Meeting We now have a link on our website to the speaker's website. Denise Pellow, an Internet Professional offered many handouts along with important tips for children and internet safety at our meeting. When you link to her website you will find an option for a free newsletter which will be helpful in managing computer use at home.
  Personnel Change Mrs. Sandy Wilhite has resigned her position as Computer Teacher due to personal reasons. She is being replaced by Ryan Slattery, who has been teaching in the Wentzville School District and Barat Academy. Mr. Slattery is a graduate of Franciscan University in Stuebenville, Ohio. Although technology is not his major field he brings much experience with it to the position. We are pleased to have him join our staff and school.
  Fundraising Questions Please do not hesitate to contact Tom Evans and his organization if you have questions about anything at all concerning the fundraiser, prizes, goods, etc.. A question came up today about a missing prize. We would like to hear how your problem was handled. Here is the contact information: 
 Phone 800-637-3828 website: www.mrfundraising.com email tevansjr@mrfundraising.com
  Last ChanceFree / Reduced lunch options are available to anyone who qualifies until November 1. Families on this program should be aware that each child in the household is eligible for free / reduced lunch regardless of where they attend school. You may have one child at St. Joseph's and another at North Middle and another at Ft. Zumwalt High School. All are eligible once your application has been accepted.  We are grateful for the efficient manner in which Kim Sanders handles the Cafeteria finances&#8230;.(as you could see by the recent statements sent home). Please call Kim with any questions about the Free/ reduced lunch program, application, the finances of our lunch program, or your statement. (636 332-1655 or 314 606-6939).
  Attachments

 
 Saints Info
 
 Movie Review from Catholic League
 If attachments are unavailable, please try again later!  
  
 


 
 
 
 Parent Conferences Forms were available at the Parent meeting for Conference sign-ups. These forms are now located on the table at the entrance of the Church for your convenience,
 Report Cards Reports will be sent home Friday, October 26 to give you a chance to reflect on them before the conferences.
 Sweatshirt Orders Orders for new sweatshirts were filled or placed at the parent meeting. If you missed it and need to be included in the order, please send a note or call the school. (636 332-5672)  
 Emails If you are not receiving the Friday Flyer by email or hard copy, please let me know. There are still a few bugs out there to straighten out.  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe | View Archives  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=14</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/12/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/12/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 12th of October 2007 04:06:11 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/12/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[
Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer!  Hello %%First Name%%! You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Parents Club Meeting 
 Coalition 
 Give Kids A Smile 
 Internet 
 Daycare 
 Attachments
  Parents Club Meeting The Wednesday night meeting at 7:00 will feature Denise Pillow, a speaker who will address the topic of 'Internet Safety'. Parents may pick up their Fundraiser items and complete a couple of forms for the school, before or after the meeting. We hope to see you then.
  Coalition Earlier this year the 'Archdiocesan Coalition Program' for parents of students in Grades K, 3, and 6, was described. As a support for parents of children this age it has been proven to be most beneficial to those who have attended. The meetings for parents of students in the Sixth Grade are now coming up, so those parents will receive specific information, dates of meetings, and attendance cards, with this week's Flyer.  If you missed the Kindergarten presentation, or cannot attend the 6th grade one, you may borrow a DVD from the school office to review at home. We have one copy of each. Please don't hesitate to ask.
  Give Kids A Smile Families having difficulty affording regular preventive oral health care for their children ages 5-12 are encouraged to attend the first annual free Tiny Smiles clinic on Saturday, Nov. 3, at St. Louis University Center for Advanced Dental Education (CADE), which is located at 3320 Rutger Street, near Grand and Chouteau. Other screenings will be available too. More details? &#8230;check the web site www.gkas.org, or call 636 397-6453, or ask for the information letter from our school office. 
  Internet Help for parents on monitoring software and safety from the Journal are:

 
 www.Software4parents.com
 
 www.k9webprotection.com
 
 www.NetSmartz.org
 
 www.WiredSafety.org
 
 Child Safety Network: www.csn.org
 
 www.GetNetWise.org
 
 www.SafeTeens.com
 Also, an attached list of "Websites to explore with your children" has been compiled by Mrs. Wilhite. 
  Daycare In general our Daycare is working very well. As a word of caution to parents who arrive late for pick-up however, it must be recognized that leaving children unattended on the schoolyard is not a safe practice. In order to provide a safe option therefore, parents will be charged the usual fee of $1. for children who are not pick up by 3:15. Students will be supervised then until someone arrives. Emergencies are understandable and we are grateful to have a program to meet this need. We look for your understanding and cooperation.
  Attachments 

 
 Family Rosary Story (186Kb pdf)
 
 School Tools (Online Safety Tips from CFS) (104Kb pdf)
 
 Websites (42Kb pdf)
  
  
 


 
 
 
 
 Month of the Holy Rosary Every now and then someone expresses the powerful impact of a "family Rosary' experience in such a way that speaks more than just words. Attached is a copy of one person's witness&#8230; 'Why We Should Pray Family Rosary', for your reflection.
 Thanks Many thanks to the Gorman family for their 'matching fund donation' of $2,400 from the Pfizer Foundation. The money will be used for academic school support. We are most grateful for their generosity and thoughtfulness.
 High School Applications for Catholic High Schools will be distributed today to all students of Grade 8. Directions are self-explanatory. Please return them to school when completed.
 Blessing Reminder&#8230;Friday is the Blessing Ceremony for the School and Child Jesus Statue&#8230;right after Mass.
  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  


 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe | View Archives  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO


 
 


  



]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=13</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/05/2007 *Correction*</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/05/2007 *Correction*</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 05th of October 2007 02:18:38 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 10/05/2007 *Correction*</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer!  Hello %%First Name%%! You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Finding God 
 Congratulations Top Sellers! 
 Oh When the Saints... 
 Cross Country 
 The Shrine 
  Finding God A Parent Newsletter from Loyola Press, publisher of our Religion Series is attached this week (provided in hardcopy only - if you didn't receive one - send a note to school). The front page headline of this issue surely has to make you smile&#8230;"It's Never too Late to Have a Good Day". There is a plan. Just three steps. Read about it. 
  Congratulations Top Sellers! The fund raiser is over and the following are the Top Sellers who have earned a pizza party. The party has been scheduled for Friday, October 26th.  TOP SCHOOL SELLER:  Karen Lewis ($629)  TOP CLASS:  Grade Three ($1927)  Next top five: Ryan Haag Kyle Bampton Ashley Hagen Austin Bazzell Andrew Richardson  Thanks to all for your hard work and enthusiasm. A special thanks to Tracy Boehmer for coordinating this effort. We should have cleared about $3300 in profits for the school.
  Oh When the Saints... The Saints Celebration is planned for October 30th. Each child should wear a saint, angel or holy person costume. This will reflect the true reason for the celebration and teach everyone something about the heroes of our faith.   A stipend of $3 per child has been allocated for classroom parties. Additional treats may be offered if parents wish to bring them. Room Mothers have the responsibility for the party and should plan to meet with the teacher to set it up. Tentatively the schedule is; students change into costumes after lunch and prepare to meet in the cafeteria at 1:15. There will be a Saints Parade and brief activities before returning to rooms at about 1:45 for the classroom activities organized by the Room Mother. 
  Cross Country St. Dominic's Cross Country Meet for students from Grades 1-8 is scheduled for Tuesday, October 23rd on the St. Dominic campus - starting and finishing near the Football/Soccer Game Field.  The race will start at 5:00 P.M. and there will be divisions for boys and girls and for different age groups. This year there will be separate races for boys and girls of Grades 1 - 4. There will be a team competition again this year for students of Grades 5-8. There must be 4 runners to compete for the team award.
  The ShrineOne can't help but notice how beautiful the shrine of the Divine Child Jesus in front of the school is developing. The Ellison and Wilmes families are doing such a great job with landscaping and design. Also, Joseph Miller added a spotlight. With each addition you just go&#8230;ohhh, and wow. You think it's finished, and then it gets even better.  Plan on joining us for a blessing ceremony if you can, after Mass on Friday, October 19th.
  
 


 
 
 
 
 No School Monday Reminder&#8230;.faculty workshop at ICD. 
 Buckle Up! Students of the Early Childhood classes will enjoy a special program encouraging them to "buckle up" on Tuesday. The program should be entertaining as well as informative. Each child will receive a 'buckle-up bear' to take home as a reminder.
 High School NightOnce again, St. John's Mercy is offering an afternoon tea for Mothers and Daughters (10-12 yrs.) and a program for Fathers and Sons: Boys into Men (11-12 yrs.). Please check the attached flyer for details.
 Head of the Class We received a beautiful letter from Head of the Class Uniform Company this week thanking us for our business and giving us a donation in the amount of $73. The gift represented the 5% of total sales promised last year.  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
 
Attachments:

 
 Saints Info 
 
 CFS "Taking the Stress out of Parenting" 
 
 St. Dominic's Cross Country Meet form 
 
 October Lunch Menu 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe | View Archives  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=12</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/28/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/28/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 28th of September 2007 03:33:29 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/28/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer! Hello %%First Name%% You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Virtue of the Month 
 Holy Rosary 
 Saving Works 
 Coalition Interview
 Attachments 
  Virtue of the Month Our virtue of the month for October is: "Responsibility". This is a good time of the year to explore the ways we can practice this virtue.
  Holy Rosary October is traditionally celebrated as the month of the Holy Rosary. Part of our Catholic tradition has also been for families to pray the Rosary together.
 We can't help but recall Father Peyton's encouragement: "The family that prays together stays together." Also, Pope John Paul II once said: "How beautiful is the family that recites the Rosary every evening." Even one decade would make a good start.  In a thank you note concerning our last First Friday Rosary, Cindy Knaust said. ".. Thank you for teaching the kids how to say the rosary and what to meditate on."
  Saving Works Those who take the time to send in plastic bags for recycling give yourself a pat on the back. We received a check for $195.00 for our latest pick-up! Thank you for your effort in saving the earth.  Textbook changes each year result in surplus used books. We're pleased to report that the sale of some of these books has brought us a check for $59. This will help defray the cost of new materials.
  Coalition Interview Sherry, how did you like the Coalition meeting for parents of Kindergarteners?  "I thought it was very well done. It was excellent. Over one hundred people attended."  What was the topic discussed?  "The presenter explained that she could not go in depth with each point she wanted to make because of time constraints but would stay after and answer questions and concerns. She gave an overview of the physical, social and emotional development of a child and what to expect of your child at this age. One area of discipline addressed was if you are using a punishment or consequence which is making the child rebellious, try depriving him of something he/she is emotionally attached to."
 Are you glad you went?
 Very glad. I learned some good things. 
  Attachments 

 Celebrate the Saints Flier (184kb pdf) 


 "Charity may be a very short word, but with its tremendous meaning of pure love, it sums up man's entire relation to God and to his neighbor."  -- St Aelred of Rievaulx
  
 


 
 
 
 
 Long Weekend There is a no-school-day on Monday, October 8th due to a faculty workshop day scheduled at Immaculate Conception School in Dardenne for all the schools of Region 10.
 Early Dismissal A reminder&#8230;.this Friday, October 5th, is our Faculty Meeting Day&#8230;early dismissal at 12:30, after lunch. Day Care available as usual.
 High School Night Every Fall Catholic and Private High Schools host some type of Information program for potential students. St. Dominic High School is planning their High School Night for interested middle school students on Wednesday, October 10. Watch for specific flyers on this.  All Saints Eve  Our Halloween parties are scheduled for Tuesday, October 30, at 1:30 P.M.  This will be preceded by our parade of Saints in the cafeteria. Attached to each Flyer this month there will be a page of Saint info to help with building our Saint IQ.  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=11</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/21/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/21/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 21st of September 2007 03:13:11 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/21/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer!  Hello %%First Name%%, You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Fall Festival 
 SCRIP Program 
 School Pictures 
 Uniforms 
 Worldwide Children's Holy Hour 
  Fall Festival In addition to feeding a jillion people this Sunday we look forward to experiencing a wonderful spirit of 'community' in all who have come together to make this happen. Not only do we benefit from mutual support and generous giving for one another but your actions provide a great model for our children. It's a gift that keeps on giving, in an environment of living faith. Reminder ... No school Monday, so we can help with the clean up.  
  SCRIP Program Thanks to all who have entered into the SCRIP habit. Once you start, purchasing with cards, it turns out to be an easy way to benefit the school. At this point we have sold more now than all of last year! Thanks to Tracy Boehmer who has been tireless in getting SCRIPS from everywhere, meeting all requests in a timely manner, and keeping track of it all. Whew! We received information about Macy's recently. They offer an e-scrip program like Schnucks where after completing a brief application form you receive a card to be used when purchasing.
  School Pictures The School Picture envelope with options and costs were sent home last week. Please review these and return the envelope before Friday. Students are expected to dress nicely ...in Church clothes, for the picture. The company would like a parent volunteer to assist. If you can do this please call the office. 
  UniformsIf you need additional uniforms, please remember we have a considerable stock of good used uniforms at no cost to you. If you don't have time to deal with it, just send in the size and description of what you need. It's an exchange program. When you can bring in an article do so, if you don't have anything at the moment, it's ok?that's all. Check out the attached flyer from our uniform company. 
  Worldwide Children's Holy HourWe plan to join in this activity with children from over 40 nations, on Friday, October 5th at 10:15. The children will receive an apostolic blessing from Our Holy Father for their participation. More to come next week.


 "We always find that those who walked closest to Christ were those who had to bear the greatest trials." -- St. Teresa of Avila  
  
 


 
 
 
 
 Flyer Distribution We currently have 44 subscribers to the e-version of our school's newsletter. Thank you to all who are helping reduce our paper consumption by choosing this method of delivery. 
 Attachments In the future, all attachments to the Friday e-Flyer will be in link format in order to reduce the email size and simplify archiving.
  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
  
 
 
  Attachments:

 
 Uniform Promotional Flyer 
 
 Asbestos Management Plan 
  
  
 
 
  Unsubscribe  |  View Archives  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=9</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/14/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/14/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Friday 14th of September 2007 03:59:58 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/14/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email



 




 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer! Hello %%First Name%%, You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Email Circulation 
 Testing 
 Fall Festival 
 Fundraiser 
 Coalition Meetings  Email Circulation Our Friday Flyer email program is running smoothly with about 50% of families using this option. The Flyer is available as an article on our web site (www.stjojo.net), via email, or as a take-home paper. If you wish to utilize the email option, just send your email address in or you can subscribe online - look for the subscription page under the "School Home" menu.  A story is told about the condition of humanity on Earth (probably 2007!) and how displeased God was with what his people were doing. He then sent an angel to check it out and received a report that about 95% were misbehaving and 5% were good. Having a hard time believing this, God sent another angel with the same mission only to hear the same report again. He then decided to email the 5% crowd to encourage them and give them a little something to keep them going. Curious, one person asked another; "Do you know what that email said? No? I didn't get one either." 
  Testing This is the week. Grades 1-8 will be taking their annual Standardized Tests next week. Generally people understand that students do better in tests when they have had good rest, and nutrition as a preparation. A study has been examined recently which gave evidence to show that drinking soda limits the ability of students taking test&#8230;.nutrition makes a difference.  Students should come prepared with #2 sharpened pencils. Little or no homework will be assigned this week.  Attached is information concerning the tests from our Archdiocesan Office of Education.
  Fall Festival We're enthusiastic about the upcoming Fall Festival on the 23rd. Not only is it a special time for community and fun in the Parish but it gives us an opportunity to help with the clean-up on Monday when school is not in session. 
  Fundraiser Tom Evans Fundraising sponsored a fun Magic Show to kick off our annual Fundraiser. Packets were distributed to each student with all the information and catalogs necessary for the sales. Be aware that a computer program is available for your shopping/selling convenience. 
  Coalition Meetings The Archdiocesan Department of Education sponsors a series of meetings each year to support parents in their effort with child rearing and behavior. The meetings are directed to parents of Kindergarten, Grade Three, and Grade Six students. This fall parents of our Kindergarten class have been informed about meetings for their age group and each has received an 'attendance card' to bring to the meeting they choose to attend. Classes will be notified about these meetings when they become available.
  
 Attachments: Testing info (3 parts), Lunch Program, Boxtop Program, Spirit wear order form.
  
 


 
 
 
 Progress Reports  Progress Reports for all classes will be sent home on Wednesday this week. Consideration of the comments at the top of the report should be made by families.
 Pictures School Picture Day is scheduled for Friday, September 28th. Check for info sent home.
 Thanks! Two teachers and 11 little people are quite happy these days with their new CD player, thanks to Mrs. Terbrock! Thanks to all who shopped at Target with the 'Take Charge of Education' Program and earned $43.66 for us. We appreciate your effort in supporting us this way.
 Lunch Program Attached to this flyer is information concerning the free or reduced lunch program. Please take a look at it and consider taking advantage of it if you think you qualify.
 Spirit Wear The brief chill of a beginning season reminds us that sweatshirts may be needed soon. Attached is a copy of our Spirit Wear order form for your convenience. We have some sweatshirts in stock and can order additional ones if necessary.
  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=7</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/7/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/7/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Thursday 06th of September 2007 08:45:28 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 9/7/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email



 




 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer! Hello %%First Name%%, You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 September Mary Days 
 Holy Cross 
 Lifetouch 
 Positive... Yes! 
 Scrip Program 
 Band  September Mary Days It's always inspiring to consider the Mary Days of September.  Like the leaves of fall each one reveals another part of the gifts of Our Lady. 

 September 8th, Mary's Birthday,  
 September 12th, the Holy Name of Mary, 
 September 15th the Sorrows of Mary, and 
 September 24th Our Lady of Mercy 
 There are other less known feast days celebrated during this month, but the total picture these portray is the same.  It's just a good way to start anything, like the new school year, by focusing on Mary.  An example of simplicity, purity, truth, long-suffering, perseverance, prayer, and compassion, she never tires of pleading for us no matter what we do or don't do&#8230;..and that's a good thing."Pray for us, O holy Mother of God, that we may become worthy of the promises of Christ." 
  Holy Cross In a small way everyone can participate in the celebration of the Feast of the Holy Cross on Friday.  It was so interesting last year when each family sent in a 'crucifix' or 'cross' to place on our table in the cafeteria.  To see the different yet similar types of images and crosses made an impression on everyone.  There will be an 'Intention Box' where you may send in or write and enter your petition.  These will be remembered during our brief prayer service after Mass&#8230;.followed by&#8230;.refreshments.  Please join us if you can.
  Lifetouch Families who purchased a yearbook have received a coupon for free portraits at JC Penny.  This is to remind you that the coupon must be used before the end of October.  There are still some books for sale&#8230;.$15 each.
 The commission check for our Spring pictures has come in.  At 15% we have received $105.  Thanks to all who participated. 
  Positive...Yes! For such a sore subject it was most refreshing to hear a parent say:  
 "I miss not having the bus but I kind of like two things about the new plan even better.  One, I live on a gravel road and had to wait and wait for the bus it seemed.  Secondly, I enjoy chatting with people on the parking lot as we wait in our cars."  Way to go!Another&#8230;."I like the discipline system in the Third Grade&#8230;the fact that there is a 'blue' card between 'green' and 'yellow' gives the kids even another chance to re-focus"  It's really good!  Thanks folks! 
  Scrip Program After careful review of both the receipts (which have no information for scrips on them) and the website that keeps track of the scrips totals, there is no way for the scrips program to keep track of Schnucks e-purchases/card swipes at this time.  The school gets a check every 2-3 months for all people's sales combined but does not break this out by family.  I will keep checking this website on occasion to see if they have done any updating, but until further notice the Schnucks purchases will not be tallied.  In addition, every 2 months a family statement will go home with your on-going scrips purchases and the amount of purchases/credits you have made.  The first one will go out at the end of September.  If you have any questions please contact Tracy at 327-3471 or via email - scrips@stjojo.net Band Parents interested in the Band program are invited to attend a beginner band (5th Grade) meeting at St. Dominic High School in O'Fallon anytime between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 18th.  The meeting will be held in the Band Room, which is in the lower back end of the building.  Parking is available in the front and in the back of St. Dominic's. 
 The beginning band teachers, Mr. Crane and Mr. Dineen, will be present to answer your questions about joining beginning band.  Also, Band Instrument Music Store will have a large selection of band instruments on hand for you to try out and inspect.  It is recommended that students rent an instrument the first year rather than buy one.
  

  
 


 
 
 
 Grandparents We have so enjoyed having our Grandparents with us today, even as the nation prepares to celebrate them on Sunday.  What a gift you are to each generation!  It has meant a great deal to us to have you pray and socialize with us at our doughnut social.  Thanks. 
 It's Coming The annual fun Fall Fundraiser is coming.  Watch your green folder for details.  An assembly is planned for Thursday at 2:00 to introduce students to the program.
 Wish List Boom Box (CD player) for the Pre-K program.
 Traffic Everyone seems to be doing a great job with the traffic pattern for pick-up and drop-off.  Thanks for your patience.
 Children's Morning Offering  (of the Pre-K class)   Dear God, Each thought, each word, each act of mine, Shall be an act, of love divine.  And everything that I shall do, will be Dear Lord, For love of you.
  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=6</link>
		</item>
				<item>
			<title>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 8/31/2007</title>
			<description>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 8/31/2007</description>
			<author>Brad Seaman</author>
			<pubdate>Saturday 01st of September 2007 05:30:41 PM</pubdate>
			<subject>St. Joseph School - Friday Flyer 8/31/2007</subject>
			<content><![CDATA[Email






 
 


 
 St. Joseph School's Friday Flyer!   You are subscribed as %%emailaddress%%
 
 


 
 

 Virtue of the Month 
 Big Thanks 
 Art Class 
 Hearing / Vision / Immunization 
 Yearbooks  Virtue of the Month September's virtue as you can see in the assignment book is "perseverance". As we look forward to our Labor Day Holiday in the light of this virtue we may want to reflect on a quote from Helen Keller: "Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired and success achieved." 
  Big Thanks We were so surprised and grateful for the Boeing 'matching gift' donation from one of our parishioners, Norman Ritter, in the amount of $2,500! It was especially timely, since our textbook expenditures have increased significantly. If you know of any other workplace with 'matching funds' for schools, please send in their names so we can share this information.
  Art Class Art classes are being offered at St. Mary's in O'Fallon from 3:30-4:30 p.m. by Sister Mary William Pezold. If interested, please call Sister Mary William at 636-240-3420 for information and registration. 
  Hearing / Vision / Immunization Thanks to Mary Romine and Renee Dalton who assisted her, the Hearing/ Vision screening is completed. Six students received notices of concern. State immunization requirements are also being checked by Mary Romine who can then complete the state compliance report for St. Joseph School as soon as each student's record is complete. Thank you all for your cooperation with this effort. 
  YearbooksIf you missed the chance at our Parent Club meeting to purchase a Yearbook, we have several for sale. Students who purchased a book have received a bonus coupon from Lifetouch today for a free photo. We have several books for sale. If you wish to purchase one you may send cash or check payable to St. Joseph School for $15.
  
 


 
 
 
 Grandparents' Day In anticipation of National Grandparents Day next Sunday we plan to have a donuts and juice get-together after Mass on Friday in the cafeteria. All are welcome. Please pass the word along. 
 Rosary Buddy For our First Friday Rosary we plan to have each grade sit with their 'buddies next week. The combinations are: Grade 7/8-Gr. 3: Gr. 5/6-Gr.2; Gr. 4-Gr. K/PK. This will be one of the activities 'buddies' will do together this year.
 The TalkOnce again, St. John's Mercy is offering an afternoon tea for Mothers and Daughters (10-12 yrs.) and a program for Fathers and Sons: Boys into Men (11-12 yrs.). Please check the attached flyer for details.
 Skate with the Saints The Catholic Youth Apostolate and CYC Sports Office have collaborated with the St. Louis Saints amateur hockey team to provide an ice-skating party for young people between the ages of 12 and 16. The Saints are known for combining hard play with evangelization. During the event students meet the players, skate with them at the Brentwood Rink on Saturday evening, Sept. 15th. See attached flyer.
 ** Early Dismissal **Students will be dismissed at 12:30 after lunch on Friday. Spirit wear is an option for that day.
  
 
  -- Ms. Ann Allen  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 Unsubscribe  St. Joseph School | 1410 Josephville Road | Wentzville MO
 
 
  ]]></content>
			<link>http://www.stjojo.net/sendstudio/display.php?List=1&amp;N=5</link>
		</item>
			</channel>
</rss>
