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6th Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013
When Christ came into the world,
peace was sung; and when He went
out of the world, peace was
bequested.
Welcome to
St. Cecilia’s
2013
First
Holy
Communion
“Jesus said to them, I am
the bread of life; he who
comes to me shall not
hunger, and he who
believes in me shall never
thirst”. John 6:35
Mae Klusas
Carson Looper
Alexander Sobczak
Sydney Sobczak
Dillon McGinnis
Braden Seel
Liesel Johnson
Kevin O’Koniewski
Julia Stobie
Owen Cortez
Nolan Rowe
Gabriel Noll
Jackson Rodgers
Tomas Piotrowski
Ashlyn Porter
Timothy Dolan
Ethan Plasters
Jadyn Noll
Jonathan Stump
Max Wiemers
Lucas Wood
Zachary Sykes
Carson Weber

6th Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
As People of God, we are the Catholic Christian Family of St. Cecilia
who strive to continue the mission of Jesus—to serve others with care
and compassion.
As a loving community, we are called:
To grow spiritually in worshipping God through prayer and
sacraments.
To study God’s revelation in scripture and tradition.
To celebrate God’s love by our words and our actions as we
attempt to become more Christlike in our journey of faith.
We rely on God’s grace, Christ’s love, and the gift of the Holy Spirit to
accomplish this mission.
WEBSITE
http://www.stcparish.org
ST. CECILIA PARISH OFFICE
Sacramental Priest, Rev. Msgr. Virgil Mank
Admin. Priest, Rev. Daniel Bergbower Bergbowerdj@stmaryedw.org
Deacon Jerry Cato
deaconjerrycato@gmail.com
Parish Secretary, Beth Hellrung cecilia@stcparish.org
Director of Maintenance, Ed Peck ed-peck@att.net
Bookkeeper, LeAnne Scheibal rlscheibal@hotmail.com
ST. CECILIA FAMILY LIFE CENTER
Dir. of Faith Formation, Sr. Therese faithformation@stcparish.org
Dir. of Music & Worship, Ann Richard arichard@charter.net
Dir. Youth Ministry, Deacon Jerry Cato deaconjerrycato@gmail.com
Secretary, Pam Chandrl
pamchandrl@stcparish.org
ST. JOHN NEUMANN PRE & GRADE SCHOOL
142 Wilma Drive, Maryville, IL 62062
Phone: 618-345-7230 Fax: 618-345-4350
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
E-mail: jholmes@sjncrusaders.org
School Principal: Mr. Jack Holmes
School Secretaries: Mrs. Marcia Delaney & Mrs. Sherri Patek
FATHER MCGIVNEY HIGH SCHOOL
Phone: 855-9010 Fax: 855-9011
Website: www.sjncrusaders.org
Principal: Mike Scholz mike.scholz@mcgivneygriffins.com
Office Mgr.: Emily Joellenbeck emily.joellenbeck@mcgivneygriffins.
SCHOOL BOARD REPRESENTATIVES:
Brian Heal Dennis Hurford Nathan Moore
PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL
Jared Arico Luke Harris Ed Huneke Steve Miller
Barbara Murillo LeAnne Scheibal, Deanne Stegeman & Tim Valley
PASTORAL COUNCIL
Janice Bellm Mary Sido Ed Twesten
Kathy Weiss Phyllis Werner-Fuehne
DEANERY PASTORAL COUNCIL
Ed Twesten
Brenda Roosevelt
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 13216
Grand Knight, Carson Duchatschek
carsond@koernerdistributor.com http//www.stcparishkofc.org
Council Meetings 2nd Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. in Parish Hall
Officer Meetings 4th Wednesdays at 6:30 pm in the Family Life Center
ST. CECILIA KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ASSEMBLY 3113
Faithful Navigator, Ben Maliszewski 910-8703 benbest@aol.com
Meeting is 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 p.m.
ST. CECILIA PARISH HALL
618-288-3919
CALVARY CEMETERY
2910 S. State Rt. 157, Edwardsville, IL 62025 618-656-5464
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Monday, 9:00 a.m. in writing to the Parish Office, for inclusion in the
following weekend bulletin.
NEW PARISHIONERS
Please call the Parish Office for registration procedures.
CONFESSIONS
Saturdays from 3:30 to 4:00 p.m.
Liturgy Schedule
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2013
4:30 pm Mass—Virginia D. Reinhold & William Shasek
SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2013
8:30 am Mass—Leona Henry & Ed & Sandy Noe
11:00 am Mass—Emanuel Valencia
DAILY MASS SCHEDULES
OF LOCAL CHURCHES
St. Boniface Church, 110 N. Buchanan St., Edwardsville
Mon. 5:45 pm; Tues., Thurs. & Fri., 8 am; Wed., 6:45 pm
St. Mary Church, 1802 Madison Avenue, Edwardsville
Mon., Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 8 am; Tues. 6:30 pm
Mother of Perpetual Help Church, 200 N. Lange, Maryville
Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 8 am
Thurs., Communion Service 8 am
SIUE
Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs., Noon
Please Pray For: Frances Korte, Allison Winkler, Jay
Zabrowski, Heather Durawski, Joan Jaeger, Charlie & Rosalie
Kovarik, U.B. Weiss, Joe Korenak, Tony Moussalli, Madonna
Mills, Ron Williamson, Peggy Grega, Jerry Reinhold, Winnie
Rezabek, Barb Goldsworthy, Rita Hackethal, Nick Hamilos,
Danny Leach, Brian & Janice Brogan, Bobbie Lewis, Todd
Pluene, Brian Markle, Judith Meyer, McKenzie King, Bob
Hogan, Patricia Aleman, Nicole Lupton, Vincent Floeter
Calabrese, Robert Slemer, Betty & Don Jozwiak, John Polson,
Josh Williams, Robert Meder, Nicole MacLaughlin, Mary Jo
Mayer, Sandra Hatchett, Kate Foley Hamilton, Leger Stenger,
Theresa Glueck, Mary Jane Sepanski, Norman Nekola, Baby
Michael Skenderi, Hilda Fortner
If you know of someone you would like on the prayer list,
please call the parish office at 288-3200.
155 N. Main Street, Glen Carbon
STAFF & MASS INFORMATION
Mass Times
Saturday: 4:30 p.m.
Sunday: 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
St. Cecilia Parish Office
Hours: 9 a.m. to Noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Mon-Thurs
Phone: (618)-288-3200
Fax: (618)-288-3292
Sacramental Priest: Rev. Msgr. Virgil W. Mank
Administrative Priest: Rev. Daniel J. Bergbower
Deacon Jerry Cato
Secretary Mrs. Beth Hellrung
Bookkeeper Mrs. LeAnne Scheibal
Maintenance Mr. Ed Peck
St. Cecilia Family Life Center
Hours:
8:30 a.m. to Noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. Mon-Thurs
Phone: (618)-288-5523
Secretary Mrs. Pam Chandrl
Faith Formation Sr. Therese Flerlage, OSF
Music & Worship Mrs. Ann Richard
Art & Environment Ms. Peggy Derhake
Youth Director Deacon Jerry Cato

6th Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013
The Finance Committee is happy to report St. Cecilia's
finances in this new format each week. Thank you for
your continued service and generosity!
(Fiscal Year runs July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013)
EMERGENCY NUMBER
Fr. Daniel Bergbower, St. Cecilia Church Administrator. Call
St. Mary’s Church in Edwardsville at 656-4857, listen to the
prompts for Fr. Dan and follow through with the instructions.
OFFERINGS
Weekly Totals Fiscal YTD
April 27 & 28 $ 8,501.18 $ 490,987.93
Online Giving $ 813.00 $ 27,014.00
TOTAL $ 9,314.18 $ 518,001.93
Budget Goal $ 9,547.85 $ 515,584.02
Difference $ (233.67) $ 2,417.91
Charity Outreach = 10% of our total income this year also!
Go G REEN - Consider giving https://
www.myowngiving.com/default.asLink can also be found
at www.stcparish.orgpxonline @cid=1030
Link can also be found at www.stcparish.org
ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL
170 Contributors have pledged/given $32,185.00.
Our goal is $66,560.00. There are envelopes in the vestibule on
the bulletin table, if you haven’t sent in your contribution yet.
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
May 11 & 12, 2013
Seventh Sunday of Easter
Altar Servers
4:30 pm Erin & Zach Morrisey & Dani Kirsch
8:30 am Madison Fagala, Trent Brinkman & Gabbi
Trauernicht
11:00 am Lena Tennant, Katrina & Kristina Dotdot
Eucharistic Ministers
4:30 pm Linda Carroll E1, Deacon Jerry, Jim Carroll, John
Wedel, Jim & Val Morrisey, JoAnne Ross
8:30 am Kristine Wallace E1, Pam & Mike Chandrl,
Javier Cortez, Jen Moore, Linda Rozycki, &
Rodney Almos
11:00 am Kathy Weiss E1, Kristy Hicks, Frank & Marlene
Luitjohan, Melinda Hutti, Barb Noga, Jean Hupp,
Ben Maliszewski
Greeters
4:30 pm Jim & Valerie Morrisey
8:30 am Bob & Mary Price
11:00 am Greg & Lisa Davis
Gift Bearers
4:30 pm Bob & Janice Bellm
8:30 am Tim & Chris Lupton
11:00 am Ed & Mary Nalefski
Lectors
4:30 pm Kevin Winans & Carol Winans
8:30 am Simon Griffin & Tammy Baima
11:00 am Bob Schoeberle & Kathy Davis
Ushers
4:30 pm Robert Soehnlin, James Gillis & Bernie Guy-
Marshall
8:30 am Glen Roth, Tom Dixon, Charlie Juneau &
Willfredo DeLaTorre
11:00 am Russ Marti, Ben Maliszewski, Bill Newman,
LeRoy Horvath & George Gonzalez
Meridian Village:
Steve & Lugene Miller
A message from Fr. Dan Bergbower
Parochial Administrator, St. Cecilia Church, Glen Carbon
CONFIRMATION THANK YOU’s A Huge Thank You to
Bishop Paprocki for bestowing the Sacrament of Confirmation
on our 31 Young People. Thank you also to Sr. Therese and
Pam, our Teachers, our Awesome Choir, our Cool Deacon
Jerry and our Stately 4th Degree Knights of Columbus! May
God Bless and reward you for your generosity of spirit!
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN As of April 1st all
volunteers and ministers at Mass must have completed this
training. At the direction of Bishop Paprocki, no minister may
be scheduled after this date until this training is completed.
This is a Diocesan Wide Mandate.
STAFF MEETING Each Tuesday at 1 pm the St. Cecilia
staff and I will be meeting to touch base concerning the
week’s activities and services.
—God Bless You, Fr. Dan
October Counts
2012 = 637
2011 = 755
2010 = 755
2009 = 761
2008 = 761
2007 = 764
2006 = 799
2005 = 706
CHURCH SEATING CAPACITY
Pews in Main Body of Church = 384
(32 pews seating 12 persons each)
Chairs in front, sides, back = 60
Total 444
Weekend Mass Attendance
4:30 pm 8:30 am 11:00 am TOTALS
April 6/7 232 202 345 779
April 13/14 248 204 326 778
April 20/21 189 187 289 665
April 27/28 228 201 207 636
BABY BOTTLE BOOMERANG
For Relevant Pregnancy Options Center
This year our theme is ‘Ripples—so hearts can change.’ Imagine
with me how a stone thrown into a pond makes a ripple.
Each stone will make a ripple no matter how large or small.
Now see your donation as the stone. Whatever coins, dollars,
or checks go into the bottle will have an effect on the women,
men, and teens in an unplanned pregnancy. By being able to
provide free pregnancy tests, baby items, Options, Support, and
Education in a Christ-centered environment, we all work together
to make ‘Ripples—so hearts will change.’ Without the
partnership of the local churches, we could not provide the services
that we do.
This is a great way to get the entire family involved in a mission
project by putting pocket change, or change found around
the house, dollar bills, or a check in the bottle. Perhaps donating
daily coffee or soda money for six weeks. Whatever works.
Bottles available Mother’s Day through Father’s Day.

6th Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013
PSR
THE CLOSING LITURGY FOR PSR WILL BE ON MAY 11TH @
4:30 MASS FOLLOWED BY A PICNIC FOR ALL GRADES. WE
NEED YOUR RESERVATION TURNED INTO THE FLC TODAY.
If the weather permits, we will have the picnic in the pavilion. You
are welcome to bring a blanket to spread out and eat on the lawn or
eat at the picnic tables.
THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR RESERVA-
TIONS ALREADY.
PSR SIGN UP FOR THE YEAR 2013-2014 STARTS TODAY DURING PSR
TIME; FORMS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FIRST COMMUNION
CEREMONY IN THE PORTICO OF CHURCH, AND AT THE PICNIC ON
MAY 11 TH AS YOU ENTER THE HALL. NO PAYMENT IS NECESSARY
AT THIS TIME, BUT YOU CAN PAY IF YOU SO WISH.
OUR FOOD PANTRY
At our food pantry here at STC, we help families every week. Each week we ask for different food items
since we know what food most families seem to need and want. There is a
brown bin under the coat rack in the vestibule marked STC food pantry for
your donations. Your donations will help us provide the best we can for those
in need.
Items needed: Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner
THANK YOU!

6th Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013
Next youth meeting is our trip to the City Museum
We are going to the City Museum on Saturday, May 18th. If you are going to the Museum,
make sure you have a permission form. If you need one, please stop by the FLC.
Thank you to Walt & Kelly Jones for fixing dinner for us last Sunday. Much appreciated!!!
REMINDER: No youth meeting on Sunday, May 12—it’s Mother’s Day.
God’s Blessings,
Deacon Jerry
“Address one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and playing to the Lord in your hearts, giving thanks always
and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to God the Father.” Eph. 5:19-20
As Director of Music and Liturgy, I would like to invite you to become part of the
Music Ministry at St. Cecilia! Our wonderful cantors, Choir and Chorale members
and instrumentalists support the congregation’s song by playing and singing for
the weekend liturgies and would love to have you participate. We are in the process
of expanding the music ministry and new voices and instrumentalists are always
welcome. We would like more singers for the groups and welcome any
string, woodwind or brass players too. There is also a guitar group that is being formed for
those who play guitar. Please contact Ann Richard at 288-5523 for more information or stop by
at the keyboard after Mass.
MUSICIANS NEEDED
We are organizing a group of musicians and singers to have a Guitar Mass Liturgy. We
have a good core group, but still need more musicians and singers . We are looking for
guitarists, bass guitarists, flute, oboe and maybe even someone to play the drums. It is
a great way to give back for the talents that you have. If you are interested or know
someone that would be interested, contact Steve Noga at (618) 978-4602 after 5 P.M. or
E-mail me at tbandbrb@charter.net
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN
We will have a Protecting God’s Children at the FLC on
Wednesday evening, May 15 @7pm.
Deacon Jerry & Sr. Therese will be teaching the class. It is the Bishop’s
requirement that anyone who volunteers, in any capacity, take this class in
order to provide the safest environment possible for our children.
PLEASE CONSIDER SENDING YOUR CHILDREN TO OUR
TOTUS TUUS SUMMER YOUTH MISSION
COMING TO St. Cecilia’s July 21—26 PLEASE JOIN US!!
This is a week-long catholic summer program for 1st thru 12th grade—the program is led by
college students and seminarians from our Diocese. Please return the registration
form that was in the bulletin or go to the K of C’s web site
http://www.stcparishkofc.org to get a registration form. Please return the
form and the $10 fee to Pam at the FLC

6th Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013
Summary of Discussion/Meeting with the St. Cecilia Music Ministry
April 23, 2013
Father Dan and Deacon Jerry met with the members of the Music Ministry on April 23, 2013, for the purpose of getting input from
the group about parish life at St. Cecilia’s. Four groups were formed to discuss the following questions: What are we doing right
at St. Cecilia’s What do you really like What makes you proud What could we do better What items are needed to help us do
better If you could wish for anything you want for the Parish, what would it be The four groups provided these responses.
What are we doing right at St. Cecilia’s, what do we really like that makes us proud
*Deacon Jerry and Father Dan are major assets
*The Parish is very warm and welcoming to visitors and new comers
*A very good youth program
*Well run PSR and RCIA programs. Sister Therese is doing an excellent job
*The remodeling of the sanctuary is beautiful
*The parish offers a lot of special events, (eg Irish Night, Lenten and Passion Concerts, the Chicken Dinner, Veteran’s Day )
*Good variety in the mass schedule
*The food pantry and the community outreach it provides to those in need
*The parish is financially sound as a result of good money management
*The choir is very good having many talented singers and musicians
What could we do better What areas need to be addressed What items are needed to make us better
*We want a priest to be assigned. We would be happy if Father Dan were permanently appointed
*We need handicapped access to the parish hall
*It was a good idea to close the choir loft. Communion up front is fine. However, we need a formal plan to ensure that the disabled
and elderly in the rear pews receive communion.
*We need to address those leaving church directly after communion
*The microphones in the choir need to be dropped or additional added
*Mandatory back-ground checks for those other than PSR teachers seems unnecessary (Fr. Dan note…this is mandated by the
Bishop, thus not optional, sorry)
*What can we do to get more parishioners involved The same small group of people are carrying the load. We need a plan to
recruit new volunteers.
*The church is not the place for political views. Past issues need to be addressed
* Major purchases are made without consulting people in the parish who have genuine expertise before the purchase is made (eg
speaker system, new organ). We settle for what we got instead of what would have been better. We should not just settle for mediocre
when we have key resource people available to guide decisions.
*We should have additional specialty masses (eg jazz mass, rock mass)
*The choir is unorganized. We need to have either one big choir or three small choirs. It is not working to try to do it both ways.
Weekday practices limited to one hour would be helpful.
*Not all the ministry groups are open to additional members.
*Altar servers need to be better trained, learn to be more serious in their duties
*Persistent, ongoing maintenance problems, the condition of the church in particular
* Security needs to be addressed yet it is very difficult to get into church, other than for mass
*Scheduling of mass ministers need improvement. (EG if one is scheduled to be cantor, it is not possible to be lector on the same
day).
*How is membership on the pastoral council determined It needs to be expanded and members should rotate in and out.
*It is time to address mass etiquette
* We need to set up something more formal for servers at funeral masses
If you could wish for anything for the parish, what would it be
*We want a priest assigned. Be it a priest with strong leadership skills and one who will open wider communication in the parish
(Fr. Dan note: Assignments will be announced the weekend of May 11 & 12, 2013)
*We want a new chicken coup
*We want an elevator to the parish hall
*We would like better acoustics in the church with a new sound system
*A new ceiling in the church is needed
(Fr. Dan: Additional discussion resulted in rehearsing all music before Weekend Masses in the Lower Level Chapel. This will allow
for prayerful preparation at all weekend Masses.)
The listings from the four groups were almost identical. Friendly, general discussion was held. Father Dan thanked the group for
their participation and will take the information under advisement. We adjourned with a prayer.

6th Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013
OUR LIST OF HEROES
“Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands.
Protect them as they protect us.
Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they
Perform for us in our time of need.
I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen”
Please pray for those who have been called to military service:
Cpl. Alexander Fritz, USMC; Capt. David Chapman (Army);
Sgt. Gary B. Carter, USAF; 1st Lt. Kraig Kline; S. Sgt. Brian
Brogan; Sgt. Michael Bonner, U.S. Navy; Petty Officer 2nd
Class Thomas Snyder, Capt. Stephanie Sido, Capt. William
Wren, Army, Capt. Brian Hodge, U.S.A.F.; Lance Corporal
Andrew Fremont; John Lozano, Marine; Private Casey Bryan,
Army; L.Cpl., Matthew Rinehart, U.S.M.C; Lt. Sean Stevens,
U.S. Navy; Jacob Rose, Marine, Michael Clapper, Army; PFC
Gerald Krug, Army; Lcpl Nickolas Schnefke, USMC; LtJG. K
C Jensen, Navy; CPL Daniel Warbritton, U.S.M.C.; PFC Alex
M. Braun, Army; Airman First Class Andrew Wright; LT Eric
Crony, Navy Reserves, PFC Nathan Abbett, Maj. Bernard Hellrung,
Army
Anyone who has a loved one in the armed forces, please call the
Parish Off. and let Beth know their name, so they can be listed.
RECENT BAPTISM
We welcome into our family through the Sacrament
of Baptism, Mason William Foster, son
of Robert & Sara Foster. Mason was baptized
here at St. Cecilia’s on Saturday, April 27, 2013
WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Andrew Hardesty and
Angelina Mang who were married on
Saturday, April 27, 2013 at St. Cecilia Church.
We wish them a lifetime of happiness together.
ST. CECILIA FOOD PANTRY UP-DATE
Since last reported, 8 families with a $15.00 gas card and bags
of groceries each from our food pantry have been helped. We
also helped 4 families with utilities via the Glen/Ed Pantry.
FR. McGIVNEY HIGH SCHOOL
Job Openings
For the 2013-2014 school year, Fr. McGivney Catholic High
School seeks qualified applicants for teaching positions in a
variety of disciplines: - Science/Biology
- Art
The successful Fr. McGivney candidate will have a strong
commitment to Catholic education and a desire to work with a
talented and motivated student body and faculty. The candidate
for any open positions will have high school Illinois State
certification in the desired curricular area, some high school
teaching experience, and a willingness to promote the mission
of Fr. McGivney Catholic High School. Candidates must complete
an application at the Catholic Diocese of Springfield’s
Office of Catholic Schools, and then send resume and cover
letter to Mr. Mike Scholz, Principal, 142 Wilma Drive, Maryville,
IL 62062, mike.scholz@mcgivneygriffins.com
Dear God,
I pray that You will guide someone to find a cure for cancer in
2013….in Jesus’ name. Amen.
HUMOR FOR THE WEEK
One night the church gathered for a special prayer meeting.
The evening was a complete blessing, the worship music was
sweet, and everyone was glad to have come.
The pastor asked one of the ushers to close the meeting with
one last prayer. Dave’s prayer was so rich, so tender and moving,
that the congregation got revved up all over again, and the
meeting went on for another two hours. On the way home the
pastor said to his wife, “I have known Dave to be a godly man
of prayer, a faithful man who studies the Word daily, and a
man never to turn down an opportunity to serve the Lord, but
today I learned something new about him.”
“What’s that, dear”
“I learned never to ask him to say the closing prayer again.”
Rolling in the Church Aisles—Page 44
ST. JOHN NEUMANN SCHOOL
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
SJN MARKETING DIRECTOR NEEDED—Looking for a
12 month, 17 hour per week Marketing Director whose objectives
will be:
The ideal candidate will have a deep appreciation for the unique
value and joy a Catholic education brings to a child. This person
must be computer literate, self-motivated and disciplined,
an excellent listener, writer and speaker, along with being
highly organized.
Please pick up an application in the school office during school
hours.
SECRETARY POSITION OPEN AT SJN—15 hour per
week, 9 1/2 month per year position is being offered for a person
who will be responsible for providing support for the everyday
function of a school office.
Please pick up an application in the school office during school
hours.
NEWS
You are all invited to join the families and friends of St. John
Neumann at the Cardinal game at 6:15 pm, taking on the
Phillies on Thursday, July 25. We have 150 tickets located in
the lower left field box seats. These are $63.00 tickets that we
are going to sell you for $20.00. So plan now to join us. All St.
John Neumann students who attend this game will be able to
sing Take Me Out To The Ballgame before the bottom of the
7th inning begins. They will be escorted to the center field
warning track on the field to do this. You may contact the
school office to make arrangements for paying for your tickets.
A BIG thank you goes to all the St. John Neumann students for
their generous help in the ANNUAL ALL CATHOLIC
SCHOOLS FOOD DRIVE. Their substantial donations will be
distributed by the Madison County Catholic Charities Guardian
Angel Food Pantry.
SCRIP SALES
To purchase scrip, please place orders through Shelly Cook at
979-1247 or SJN_Scrip@charter.net. You can also contact St.
John Neumann School where SCRIP is available Monday thru
Friday, 8 am to 3 pm.