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Event Calendar for 2010-11 JrHigh 1X1
JrHigh1X1 is open to all 7th and 8th grade youth. We gather
monthly to learn, grow, serve and have fun together. We meet Sunday evenings
from 6:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m., followed by optional Bible Study.
5:30-6:00 Drop off/open gym/take food donations to Conf. Rm.
6:00-7:00 Activities in the Gym
7:00-7:30 Food and activities in Conference Room
7:30-8:00 Bible Study -Bring your Bible, pen, sticky notes, highlighter, etc.
1. Drop off each time we meet is at the gym doors.
2. Pick up is at the patio outside the church.
3. Bible Study each time we meet is from 7:30-8:00.
Event Dates
Sunday September 12
Sunday October 24
Sunday November 14
Sunday December 12
Sunday January 16
Sunday February 6
Sunday March 6
Sunday April 3
Sunday May 22
QUESTIONS!?! Call or e-mail Marlene Doughman 777-4322 ex. 118
mdoughman@saint-max.org
H2 – Helping Hands, St. Max Youth Service Ministry
• H2 is off and running. Any youth wanting information about
service opportunities can use this ministry to be linked to ministry
coordinators. Any ministry wanting youth or youth/parent volunteer help, please
send an inquiry e-mail to H2@saint-max.org.
You’ll receive a form to fill out to let H2 know what your needs are. This
summer a new web page will be available with posting of the ministries that
youth can contact to serve with. Also, the H2 e-mail will be used to send
information to the youth.
• Youth Festival Volunteers – contact Bridget Buchanan (phone
867-1656 or mstrytchr@fuse.net) and let her know the times you wish to work
and/or what you are interested in doing. You can also stop by the festival
worker sign up tables after any mass this weekend.
'Just What' for Parents and Guardians
What we Know About...
12-13 Year Olds
ELECTRONIC DEVICE POLICY
Electronic devices (including but not limited to cell phones, pagers, mp3
players, etc.) may not be used by the students for any reason during the
Confirmation Preparation Process. Small group facilitators have been asked
to confiscate any visible electronic devices. All electronic devices will
be held by the Confirmation Coordinator or Assistant until the session is
complete. All devices can be retrieved by an adult parent, guardian or
companion at the end of the session. Please review this policy with your
candidate. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
RFY Requirements for Confirmation Prep
Father Geoff has firmly stated that successful completion of
6th and 7th grade Religious Education Curriculum is a necessary requirement for entry
into the Confirmation Preparation Program. This is accomplished by being
enrolled in and regularly attending RFY classes; enrolling in and successfully
participating in the RFY home study program; attending a Catholic Elementary
School; or studying an approved course of Religious
Education in a home school setting. Registrations for Confirmation
Preparation will be withheld from those students who do not meet this criteria
or until the work is completed. As this school year winds down, please be
sure that all your requirements are met.
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Small Group Facilitators
In the document below you'll find the listing of claimed and
available service projects for your Confirmation small faith group. Call
Marlene or
Caron in the parish office as soon as
you've decided on the project of your choice or if you have questions.
Small
Faith Group Service Projects
Kudos for Catechists…as Preachers
On October 12, while Cardinal DiNardo was at the Synod of
Bishops in Rome, “The Word of God in the Life and Ministry of the Church,” he
was interviewed by John Allen a correspondent for The National Catholic
Reporter. In response to a question from Allen regarding preaching by lay
people, Cardinal DiNardo said,
“In non-Eucharistic contexts I think it’s a great idea, because some of them are
very talented. Although people don’t look at it as preaching, I often say that
some of the finest preachers we have are some of our volunteer catechists in
some of our religious education programs. They keep those kids coming and buoy
them up. I have the greatest regard for them, and I think what they’re doing is
a kind of preaching.” --Leland Nagel
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