Principal's Message

Phone: 403-527-1177 Fax: 403-527-0985 241 Stratton Way SE Medicine Hat, AB T1B 3Z2

2017 Principal’s Message The Blessings of Giving at Thanksgiving Saint Mother Theodore was a wonderful example of giving. Besides devoting her life to God, she also studied medicine in order to care for people who could not

afford a doctor. In the early 1800’s she traveled to America where she worked very hard to open schools, orphanages, and pharmacies to serve the poor. She was an amazing example of caring for those in need. So how can we be “saintly” like her? Take every opportunity to help others. As we collect items for the food bank remind mom and dad to pick up a few extra things for our collection. When we see someone alone on the playground make sure you stop and invite them to play. When someone acts harshly towards you, respond back with patience and care. When your parents are busy looking after you show your thanks by helping in any small way. Take time and play with siblings, help grandparents, and make sure you honor your parents by being a great listener. Take time to say a prayer of thanksgiving for the blessing of someone special in your life. Be an example of thanksgiving by your actions, prayers, and your words. God bless all of our families during this month of thanksgiving.

Using Our Bus/Drop-Off Lane - Respecting All

With a large population we want to share with parents our respectful guidelines for our Bus/Drop-off lane in front of the school. In this way we can have students arrive safely at school and accommodate our hard working bus drivers as well as support our families with small children or those with children who have severe medical concerns. Safety for all is our primary concern. 1. Two Small Red Fluorescent Pylons In The Lane means please do not enter - we have buses arriving EXCEMPTION - Parents delivering children with severe medical issues - wheelchairs, broken legs, or other severe medical issues have our permission to come in the lane and drop off their kids. If you see a car in the lane, do not follow them unless the pylons are gone. 2. No Pylons In The Lane means you are free to drop off or pick up your child. We have 4 preschool programs and 3 kindergarten programs which means about 140 wonderful little people coming and going with parents. Parents do appreciate being able to avoid the long walk from a parking spot down the street. We appreciate your cooperation in this matter.

Preparing Our Students for the Future Reading is the basis for everything. Our school spends lots of time, energy, and resources to develop strong reading skills for the future. Our library is actually two libraries. We have our regular library and our Accelerated Reader selection of books. By the time your child leaves our school they have read hundreds of books and have developed strong reading skills. Whatever their future holds they will use their reading skills to get there.

Terry Fox Walk A total of $584.50 was donated to the Terry Fox Foundation to help

find a cure for Cancer. THANK YOU to all students and parents for a successful “Walk”

To Our Great School Volunteers Just a reminder that all volunteers who work with students will need to complete the volunteer registration form along with a Criminal Record Check and Child Welfare Check. Please hand them into the office in an envelope. Thanks again for

your cooperation. We appreci-

ate all that you do at our

school.

Thanksgiving Celebration Please join us for our Thanksgiving Celebration on Thursday October 5, 2017 in the gym at 2:15pm to give thanks for all that we have.

REMINDERS October 6, 2017 is a PD Day for

ELP and Kindergarten ONLY October 9, 2017 is Thanksgiving Day.

No School for all students October 20, 2017 is a PD Day for

ALL STUDENTS

School Pictures School picture are set for October 12th & 13th and will include individual and class photos. On Thursday October 12th starting at 9:00am we will start with ELP and Kindergarten, then on to the Grade 1’s - 2’s (B and L only). On Friday October 13th starting at 9:00am we will being with 2/3N then on to the Grade 3’s, 4’s and 5’s.

IMPORTANT NOTE: ELP and Kindergarten photo’s will

NOT be

taken on Friday

Watch for more information going home with students.

Hot Lunch - October 19th This month’s hot lunch will be a 6” sub from Subway! Reminder to parents, hot lunch is only available through School Cash Online. Please contact the office for any assistance. School Cash Online - How to Register 1. Create your profile https://mhcbe.schoolcashonline.com/ 2. Confirm you email address 3. Add your student You may contact the office for the student ID number

Parent Council

Check what’s happening at the school

Our next Parent Council

St. Patrick’s Website:

meeting will be on October

http://www.stpatricksschool.ca/

18, 2017 at 6:00 pm in the

St. Patrick’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/StPatricksMH/

Music Room. Please join us!

St. Patrick’s Twitter page: https://twitter.com/stpatricksmh or @StPatricksMH

Spirit Day - Sports Day On October 26th dress up as your favorite sports star or wear your favorite jersey!

The Accelerated Reader Program (AR Program) Dear Parents, The AR Program has started! We are still in need of more helpers in the computer lab. Please contact me if you are able to help. Monday: 10:00 - 11:00 Tuesday: 9:00 - 10:00 Wednesday: 9:00 - 10:00 Thursday: 9:00 - 10:00 Friday: 9:00 - 10:00 Mrs. Hammel

Preschool News - Family Pumpkin Carving Evening On October 26th from 6:00pm - 7:30pm the preschool classes will be having a family pumpkin carving night! Bring your own pumpkin. carving tools, and a plastic bag for your seeds. We are also asking families to bring a 6 count, peanut free treat to share for this evening event.

Celebrating With Our Little People In Mind Halloween is just around the corner and no doubt it is a very exciting time for our students. As you being the exciting task of choosing a costume, we ask that you refrain from sending your child to school with a costume that is excessively gory or violet. We certainly don’t want to scare our younger students in our school. Happy Halloween!!

Halloween Parade of Costumes Besides the treats, an exciting part of Halloween is being able to show off your costume. Here is the schedule for October 31st 12:05pm to 12:30pm - Lunch time for all students 12:30pm - 12:50pm - Students in grades 1-5 put on costumes. Please do not wear your costume to school unless you are kindergarten or preschool. 1:15pm - Parade of Costumes begin. Parents can join in the gym as our students do a big circuit around the school enjoying all of the great costumes. Activities in the afternoon will be organized by the homeroom teachers. Please contact your classroom teacher before bringing any treats for the afternoon. Since the students will be receiving a great deal of sweet treats at night, we are encouraging healthy treats in the afternoon so we don’t have 350 upset stomachs going home after school

Lost and Found Our lost and found items are piling up already. This year we will be donating these items to charity if they have been in the lost and found for more than a month. Please put your child’s name in all of their clothing and especially in their coats, boots and shoes. Remember to check the lost and found regularly for items that belong to you.

Thanks For Your Support in Protecting our Students We have been most appreciative of everyone’s diligence in ensuring that food items sent to school do not contain any nut products. As you recall, we now have several students in the school with potentially lift threatening reactions to nuts. We would ask that you continue to support our initiative, especially as seasonal celebrations, approach, Halloween and Christmas. We are a nut sensitive school.

It is Lunch Time Due to safety concerns and giving a proper amount of time to eat

lunch, students will not have access to microwaves or boiling water to prepare special lunches.

I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all school staff and students that helped make Orange Shirt Day a success. Your participation and support in spreading awareness that 'Every Child Matters' furthers the cause of reconciliation in our community, province, and country. I look forward to your participation on further First Nations, Métis, and Inuit events. Miigwetch, Raevon Gehring FNMI Support Teacher

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On September 19th, Parent Council had our first meeting of the new school year. As a reminder we meet monthly and all parents are welcome to attend and participate in a variety of initiatives to improve our children’s school experience. Our next meeting will take place on October 18th at 6:00pm; please mark your calendars. Babysitting will be provided in the school gym during the meeting. We are actively looking for volunteers for our hot lunch program. You can reach our new hot lunch Co-ordinator, Shannan Mondor at 403-594-1348 or [email protected] if you are interested in helping. Please see St. Patrick’s School website for other volunteering opportunities (http://stpatricksschool.ca/Volunteers.php).

One of our most important endeavors of the year is the Trip of the Month Fundraiser. Our first draw (Hawaii) is at the end of October. We are nearing the halfway mark with ticket sales and only 500 tickets are printed. Your continued support to ensure the success of this fundraiser is greatly appreciated. See Shawna at the office or contact Karen (403-581-1814) to purchase tickets. We are very excited about the quality of the trips this year and would be happy to draw your name for one of the monthly prizes!! Our other ongoing fundraisers are Admazing Coupon Books (available until Oct 30th) and Lovable Labels (www.patrick.lovablelabels.ca). Proceeds from our fundraising efforts are vital to continue programs and events such as Accelerated Reading (AR), field trips, and many other curriculum based activities.

Minutes St. Patrick’s School – Parent Council – September 19, 2017 _________________________________________________________________ Executive Members: School Administration: Teacher Representative: General Attendees:

Chair – Marlene Rugg; Vice Chair – Valerie Fraser; Treasurer – Tammy Grue; Secretary – Roberta Dixon Principal – Kelly Wilkinson; Vice Principal – Dwayne Unreiner Sarah Kukurudza-Ditkowski Trisha Cadwallader, Nicole Ferguson, Judith Gonzalez, Amy Ziebart, Paula Herrington, Trina Fowlie, Tannis Ulmer, Rachelle Hall, Shannon Giesbrecht, Shannan Mondor, Jolie Neigum, Kelli Berner, Karen Steinke

1. Call to Order – 6:05 pm. 2. Opening Prayer – Mr. Unreiner 3. Election of Officers Marlene Rugg to step down as Chair. Karen Steinke was nominated and accepted the position as Chair. Valerie Fraser has agreed to remain as the Vice-Chair. Tammy Grue to remain in the Treasurer position. Roberta Dixon to remain as Secretary. Mr. Wilkinson thanked Marlene Rugg for all her work as Chair for the 2016-2017 school year. 4. Approval of Previous Minutes Recommended that the Minutes of the meeting of St. Patrick’s School Parent Council dated June 15, 2017 be approved as circulated. 1st - Rachelle Hall 2nd – Paula Herrington 5. School Administrator Report – Mr. Wilkinson & Mr. Unreiner a. Changes at School Recess was combined so all the students have recess at the same time. Only one assembly is held on Monday mornings; all students K-5 to attend. b. School Fees Government has eliminated most school fees. The government will cover fees that are charged for activities that students must attend or fees for textbooks, etc. Any optional field trips may still require a fee to be paid by parents. c. School Supports Speech – provided through Alberta Health Services School Liaison Contractor - Neil Bainbridge Occupational Therapy – Myra Lutes d. Social Media Mr. Unreiner continues to keep parents up-to-date on Facebook and Twitter. Input from parents is appreciated. e. School Activities to continue this year  Faith & Wellness Expo – Students have the opportunity to attend different sessions regarding faith & wellness.  Fine Arts Day – School received a $1,000.00 grant last year, for the costs of this activity. School will reapply for the Grant and make a decision on whether or not the Fine Arts Day will go ahead.  Mini-Stick Tournament – 2nd Annual tournament to be organized by Mr. Unreiner.

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5 Strategic Priorities for 2017-2018 The meeting brainstormed ideas to assist the School in achieving the Strategic Priorities listed below: Strategic Priority #1 To enhance our Catholic identity. Strategic Priority #2 To enhance student learning through actions that reflect the values of inclusive education. Strategic Priority #3 To develop a Literacy and Numeracy Initiative to ensure every student is successful. Strategic Priority #4 To develop a vision for the use of technology to support student learning. Strategic Priority #5 To provide a continuum of support for the mental health and well-being for parents, students and staff. The School Administration will develop the School Plan and present it to the Division.

6. Teacher Representative Report – nothing to report 7. Old Business – no old business 8. New Business – no new business 9. Next Meeting – Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at 6:00 pm. 10. Adjournment – 7:06 pm

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Minutes St. Patrick’s School – Parent Society – September 19, 2017

______________________________________________________________________________ Executive Members: School Administration: Teacher Representative: General Attendees:

Chair – Marlene Rugg; Vice Chair – Valerie Fraser; Treasurer – Tammy Grue; Secretary – Roberta Dixon Principal – Kelly Wilkinson; Vice Principal – Dwayne Unreiner Sarah Kukurudza-Ditkowski Trisha Cadwallader, Nicole Ferguson, Judith Gonzalez, Amy Ziebart, Paula Herrington, Trina Fowlie, Tannis Ulmer, Rachelle Hall, Shannon Giesbrecht, Shannan Mondor, Jolie Neigum, Kelli Berner, Karen Steinke

1. Call to Order – 7:06 pm. 2. Review and Approval of Previous Minutes Recommended that the Minutes of the meeting of St. Patrick’s School Parent Society dated June 15, 2017 be approved as circulated. Adopted as presented. 1st – Valerie Fraser 2nd – Trisha Cadwallader 3. Treasurer’s Report a. Main account Cash Summary dated June 30, 2017 was reviewed. b. Trip of the Month account Cash Summary dated August 31, 2017 was reviewed. c. The treasurer presented a budget vs. actual costs for 2016/2017. d. The meeting reviewed and discussed the proposed Budget. The Treasurer will revise some items and present the Budget for 2017-2018 at the next meeting. e. An audit of the financial statements is to be done annually. Valerie Fraser and Jolie Neigum volunteered to do the audit. A motion was made to remove Marlene Rugg and add Karen Steinke to all bank accounts as follows: St. Patrick’s Parent Society, St. Patrick’s Fundraising and St. Patrick’s. 1st – Paula Herrington 2nd – Tannis Ulmer Individuals required to sign cheques will make arrangements to meet at Servus Credit Union to sign the authorizations. 4. Open Business a. Babysitter – Joseph Herrington is here. Paid $25.00 for meeting. b. Home-Alone & Babysitting Course – Mr. Wilkinson will make inquiries about these courses and provide further information at next meeting. c. School Start – Marlene Rugg will contact School Start to confirm how many orders were placed by parents and the amount of money we will receive from this fundraiser. Information to be provided at next meeting. d. Hot Lunch – Shannan Mondor is the new hot lunch co-ordinator for 2017-2018. Shannon asked several questions about the hot lunch program: the number of hot lunches per month (usually one); kinds of hot lunches to be offered (healthy, peanut free, include gluten free option, if possible); the cost of each hot lunch (October hot lunch will be from Subway and the cost is not to exceed $6.00) and the payment options for hot lunch (School Cash On-line). We will discuss the maximum cost of each hot lunch at the next meeting so we don’t have to discuss this going forward.

e. A/R Program - Librarian needs more volunteers to help with the A/R program. f.

Fundraisers i. ADmazing Savings – Marlene Rugg will have an updated total of the number of books sold for the next meeting. End date for the coupon books is October 30, 2017. Amazon Gift Card of $150.00 will be given to the student that sells the most coupon books. ii.

Cal-Tire Parking Lot-Potential Fundraiser – Cal-Tire offers their parking lot for events that are being held at the Canalta Centre. Mr. Unreiner provided more information. We would need to have a large group of volunteers to man the parking lot. Mr. Unreiner to contact Cal-Tire to confirm whether or not they are still offering their parking lot to groups for fundraisers. We will discuss further at next meeting.

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Lovable Labels – Marlene will contact Lovable Labels to confirm that the School still has a link so we get a percentage of any orders placed by parents.

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Trip of the Month – 156 tickets sold to date. We need to sell 220 to break even. First draw is October 30, 2017. Nine tickets were sold at the Meet the Teacher/Corn Roast.

5. New Business a. Volunteers for Committees Family Fun Committee – No meeting date set yet. Decorating – Trisha Cadwallader Hot Lunch – Shannan Mondor will need more volunteers to help with hot lunch days. b. Papa Johns Pizza Night – Kelli Berner advised the meeting that Papa Johns Pizza is wondering if we want to continue with a monthly pizza night. It was decided that we would hold a pizza night every other month. Family Fun Committee will discuss further at their next meeting. c.

Website Update – Kelli Berner will update the new executive for 2017-2018 on the School website.

d. Medicine Hat Catholic Board Parent Council – Shannon Giesbrecht will continue to attend the monthly meetings as St. Patrick’s School representative. e. Ink cartridge recycling program will no longer be offered at our school. 6. Next Meeting – Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at 6pm 7. Adjournment – 8:25 pm

SACRAMENTS Parent Meetings: 1st Reconciliation/ Communion Parent Meeting Thursday Oct 12 at 7pm Holy Family in the Faith Room Confirmation Parent Meeting Thursday Oct 19 at 7pm Holy Family Faith Room Classes begin – Saturday Oct 14th or Sunday Oct 15th weekend. See schedule.

The Mental Health Capacity Building (MHCB) in Schools Initiative works to promote positive mental health in children, youth, families and support individuals in the community who interact with children and youth. Community Coming Together (CCT) is 1 of 37 locally planned, coordinated and implemented MHCB programs that operate across the province. CCT delivers universal supports around mental wellness to students, staff and families within Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education in collaboration with many community agencies. The mandate of MHCB is the promotion of positive mental health and prevention and mental illness through the universal supports offered at schools and in the community. The MHCB initiative is with funded by Alberta Health and led by Alberta Health Services (AHS) Provincial Addiction and Mental Health. My name is Ashley Fisher and I am the CCT Wellness Facilitator for Notre Dame Academy, St. Louis and St. Patrick’s school. You will see me around the school helping out wherever I can to provide positive Mental Health services to students and staff through presentations and activities in the classroom! In my free time I love spending time with family, friends and going to yoga!

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Opt-In from your mobile phone now!

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Information on SMS text messaging and Short Codes: SMS stands for Short Message Service and is commonly referred to as a "text message". Most cell phones support this type of text messaging. Our notification provider, SchoolMessenger, uses a true SMS protocol developed by the telecommunications industry specifically for mass text messaging, referred to as “short code” texting. This method is fast, secure and highly reliable because it is strictly regulated by the wireless carriers and only allows access to approved providers. If you’ve ever sent a text vote for a TV show to a number like 46999, you have used short code texting. *Terms and Conditions – Message frequency varies. Standard message and data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help. Text STOP to cancel. Mobile carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. See schoolmessenger.com/tm for more info.

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Did you know that the Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education has purchased a new Religious Education program for students and teachers? Growing in Faith, Growing in Christ is sponsored by the Catholic Bishops of Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and the Northwest Territories and was developed in collaboration with Catholic educators from across Canada. One of the goals of the program is to strengthen the home-school-parish connection. To help build this connection Growing in Faith, Growing in Christ features a website just for students and families! On the website you will find videos, songs, bible stories, interactive activities and more - all designed for students and families to explore their faith together. Visit the school’s website and click on MHCBE connect Then click on Religious Education Curriculum The resources are found within the Family and Parish Links. You will be prompted to enter in the Username and Password for each grade. Please note that Grades 1, 2 and 3 are available now. Grade 4 and 5 will be available September 2018 and the higher grades will follow.

Healthy Children October 2017 Parent Newsletter

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October 2017 Parent Newsletter

BoARD BULLETIN September 2017 – MEDICINE HAT CATHOLIC BOARD OF EDUCATION @ m h c b e . a b . c a STAFF FAITH FORMATION DAY S e p t e m b e r 1 , 2 0 1 7 – All Division Staff attended the Faith Development Day on Friday, September 1, 2017. The day began at the Medicine Hat College with keynote speaker Mr. David Wells. We were inspired and delighted with his message using scripture to let us know we are loved through the blessings from God. The day continued with our Employee Recognition Program followed by Mass at Holy Family Parish in the afternoon. It was a fantastic day! ……………………………………………

 15 Year Employees – Scott Duchscherer,

EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION PROGRAM –In its fifth year of implementation our “new” Employee Recognition Program recognizes employee service at 5 year increments. The Board recognized employees with start dates of: 2012, 2007, 2002, 1997, 1992, and 1987 as well as “NEW” employees to the District. ........

Congratulations! Thank-you for your service

Andrea Finlay, Chad Gans, Judy Graham, Bev Hitchen, Melissa Kozachenko, Brant Melle, Lynette Pancoast, Ron Pisoni, Tanya Scherer

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 20 Year Employees – Sheldon Coderre, Theresa Haag, Angel Jackle, Lori Lerner

 25 Year Employees –  New Employees – Melissa Bender, Kelli Berner, Brittni Chabot,

Bernie Kinch

Pamela Chisholm, Sharon Debler, Krysta Denboer, Cara Farn, Rachel Folk, Diana Gurdian, Amber Harnett, Lisa Heisler, Amy Hollingsworth, Julie Lesko, Neil Lomas, Sheila Munguia, Angela Orr, Vance Perry, Janelle Purvis, Rylee Rattai, Tammy Renschler, Jennifer Rocheleau, Amber Schneider, Kerri Senft, Dalibor Trogrlic, Melanie Unser, Aarika Van Vliet, Danna Welbourne, Gabriella Winters, Bernadette Wock

 5 Year Employees ......................-

– Neil Bainbridge, Michelle Bodnarchuk, Megan Carriere, Rosalind Hackett, Shannon Martz, Gina Sas, Bradley Van Middelkoop, Kristine Schmaltz, Patti Wagman, Robin Wong

 30 Year Employees – Jacob Braaten, Ron Blackmer, Michelle Haaf, Doug Hendricks, Sandra Richard, Maureen Woelfle

 10 Year

Employees – Welcome back and have a great school year! Michelle Christensen, Elaine Getz, Dara Gill, Sarah KukurudzaDzikowski, Brendan Lutz, Greg Penney, . . . Carrie Potter, Carrie Ross, Steven Russell, Kim Schlenker, . . . . . . .The . . . . next Catholic School Board Meeting is Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017 Stacey Sulz, @ 6:00 pm @ the Catholic School Board Office, Carolyn Zimmer st

Medicine Hat Catholic Schools

1251 – 1 Avenue SW., MH. All are Welcome.

Sunday 1 26TH SUNDAY OF ORINARY TIME 8:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 8:00am Mass 8:30am Reconciliation Class 10:15am Faith Rm Mass 10:30am Coffee Time 11:45am HFP Hall Baptism 1:00pm Confirmation Class 4:30pm Faith Rm 6:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 5:00pm Mass 6:00pm

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Wednesday 4 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI Mass 9:00am NO MASS TODAY STUDY DAYS Women P&W 7:30am Faith Room Chinook Village 10:00am Mass SSVP Meeting 4:00pm St. Patrick's Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotion 8am KofC Exec.Mtg.7:00pm Faith Room Job Corp 9:00am Kitchen NO MASS TODAY STUDY DAYS CWL Exec.Mtg. 7:00pm Hope Room No Adoration Bible Study 9:30am Faith room Griefshare Training 1:00pm Hope Rm Sunnyside 1:30 Communion Prayer & Praise 7:00pm Chapel Good Sams3:30pm Mass Light Weigh 7:00pm Charity Room RCIA 7:00pm Faith Room

9 8 27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 8:00am Mass 8:30am Mass 10:30am Coffee Time 11:45am HFP Hall Mass 9:00am 6:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 5:00pm Mass 6:00pm UNCHAINED 7pm HFP Hall Chinook Village 10:00 Communion Baptism 10:30pm KofC Meeting 7:00pm Faith Rm. 15 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 8:00am Mass 8:30am Mass 10:30am Baptism Coffee Time 11:45am HFP Hall 6:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 5:00pm Mass 6:00pm Rec/Comm.Class 10:15am FaithRoom Confirmation Class 4:30pm Faith Rm UNCHAINED 7pm Faith Room 22 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 8:00am Mass 8:30am Parish Breakfast9:30 & 11:30am Hall Mass 10:30am 6:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 5:00pm Mass 6:00pm UNCHAINED 7pm Faith Room

29 30TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 8:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 8:00am Mass 8:30am Mass 10:30am Coffee Time 11:45am HFP Hall 6:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 5:00pm Mass 6:00pm UNCHAINED 7pm Faith Room Confirmation Class 4:30pm Faith Rm Rec/Comm.Class 10:15am FaithRoom

16 NO MASS Chinook Village 10:00 Communion Griefshare 1:00pm Hope Room Prayer & Praise 7:00pm Chapel ELECTION 9am-9pm HFP Hall

23 NO MASS Chinook Village10:00 Communion GriefShare 1:00pm Hope Room Prayer & Praise 7:00pm Chapel

30 NO MASS Chinook Village 10:00 Communion GriefShare 1:00pm Hope Room Prayer & Praise 7:00pm Chapel

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Women P&W 7:30am Faith Room Mass 9:00am Bible Study 9:30am Faith room Sunnyside 1:30pm Communion Good Sams 3:30pm Communion Light Weigh 7:00pm Charity Room RCIA 7:00pm Faith Room Breakfast in the Hall after Mass

Job Corp 9:00am Kitchen NO MASS SSVP Meeting 4:00pm St. Patrick's

Women P&W 7:30am Faith Room NO MASS Bible Study 9:30am Faith Room Sunnyside1:30pm Mass Good Sams 3:30pm Communion Light Weigh 7:00pm Charity Room RCIA 7:00pm Faith Room

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31 SSVP Meeting 4:00pm St. Patrick's Job Corp 9:00am Kitchen Mass 6:00pm No Adoration OCTOBER 2017

Thursday 5 Men's Pray 6:30am Charity Room NO MASS TODAY STUDY DAYS Undoer of Knots 2:00pm Chapel Holy Hour 6:00pm 10:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 6:30pm

Friday 6 Mass 9:30am Grade 5 Retreat 8:30-2:30 HFP Hall Wellington 10:00am Mass Meadowlands 10:30 Communion No Breakfast

Saturday 7 OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY TMIY 8:00AM HFP Hall Men's Pray 8:00am Charity Room Reconciliation 3:00-4:00pm 5:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 4:00pm Mass 5:00pm Our Lady of Fatima Processiom 4:30pm

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Mass 9:00am followed by Adoration until 10:30am Breakfast in the Hall after Mass Wellington 10:00am Mass Meadowlands 10:30am Communion EQUIP 7:00pm St. Patrick's Parish

TMIY 8:00AM HFP Hall Men's Pray 8:00am Charity Room Reconciliation 3:00-4:00pm Confirmation Class 3:30pm Faith Rm. 5:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 4:00pm Mass 5:00pm Our Lady of Fatima Processiom 4:30pm Rec/Com.Class 4:45pm St.Pat's

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Men's Pray 6:30am Charity Room Mass 9:00am Breakfast in the Hall after Mass Holy Hour 6:00pm 10:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 6:30pm Conf.Parent Mtg. 7:00pm Faith Room Devotion: Mary, Undoer of Knots 2:00pm Chapel

Mass 9:00am followed by Adoration until 10:30am Wellington 10:00am Communion Meadowlands 10:00am Mass Gen.Gap Supper 5:30pm St. Pat's Breakfast in the Hall after Mass

TMIY 8:00am HFP Hall Men's Pray 8:00am Charity Room Our Lady of Fatima Processiom 4:30pm Reconciliation 3:00-4:00pm 5:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 4:00pm Mass 5:00pm

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Men's Pray 6:30am Charity Room Mass 9:00am Holy Hour 6:00pm 10:30Mass Choir Prac. @ 6:30pm Devotion: Mary, Undoer of Knots 2:00pm Chapel Breakfast in the Hall after Mass

Mass 9:30am Wellington 10:00am Mass Meadowlands 10:00am Communion Grade 5 Retreat 9:30-2:30 HFP Hall EQUIP 7:00pm St. Patrick's Parish

TMIY 8:00am HFP Hall Men's Pray 8:00am Charity Room Reconciliation 3:00-4:00pm 5:00Mass Choir Prac. @ 4:00pm Mass 5:00pm Our Lady of Fatima Processiom 4:30pm Confirmation Class 3:30pm Faith Rm. Rec/Com.Class 4:45pm St.Pat's J.Koehler-Birthday 1-4:00pm Hope Rm. Burial Freda Sadlo 11:00am