BIRTHRIGHT PREGNANCY SUPPORT SERVICE is holding their annual Mother’s Day Rose Sale fundraiser after the morning masses until sold out on Sunday, May 11. Roses will be $2 each or 3 for $5. Thank you for your support. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
Ice Cream & Cub Scouts Spring Open House Come and have Ice Cream with the Cub Scouts! St. Michael Parish Cub Scouts, Pack 903, invites all boys completing Kindergarten thru Grade 4 and their families to its Spring open house on Wednesday, May 14, at 7PM in the large hall. We will have ice cream and information on scouting. Pack 903 is open to all boys who are interested in scouting with a Christian orientation. Come and join the fun! For more information, contact Morry Aufderheide at 443-6352.
CHURCH DEBT REDUCTION Here are the figures—in March 2007 the debt was $468,816.45. Today, the current balance is $167,416.00, which shows the generosity of our parish. Now is the time to roll up our sleeves, put on our thinking caps, and come up with some ways to pay it off! If you are interested in brainstorm ing some money making ideas, please come to the following meeting where we can share ideas on how to do this. If you are unable to attend but have an idea, please pass it on to Louise Ridsdale at 447-2925. The work is always easier when we put our heads together and share our gifts and talents. Let’s get this debt behind us! Debt goal=$0 Come to the Debt Reduction Meeting Thursday, May 15, 2008, 7:00 PM Convent
MAY RETREAT OFFERINGS AT THE JESUIT RETREAT CENTER OF LOS ALTOS The Christian Vocation in the Business Environment May 16-18 Silent Retreat for Business Professionals For more information or to make reservations call 650-948-4491 email: retreat@jrclosaltos.org or visit our website: www.jrclosaltos.org
Forty Hours Devotion Thursday, May 22, 2008: Bilingual Votive Mass of the Holy Eucharist, 7:00 pm in the church with transfer of the Holy Eucharist to the chapel for 40 hours of prayer made before the Blessed Sacrament in solemn exposition. There will be opportunities to sign up for adoration. Saturday, May 24, 2008: Multicultural Vigil Mass of the Feast of Corpus Christi, 6:00 pm in the church; concludes with a Holy Eucharist Procession, where religious groups or organizations, and the faithful will process from one place to another with the Blessed Sacrament displayed in a monstrance under the cover of a Eucharistic Canopy, including proclamation of the Holy Gospel, prayer, and song, returning to the church for benediction, and refreshments in the courtyard. The 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm Saturday masses will not be scheduled, only the 6:00 pm multicultural mass will be celebrated on Saturday, May 24th . There will be no 6:15pm confession on May 24th Please plan accordingly. Sunday masses are as usual. Parish religious groups or organizations may wish to create a processional banner to carry during the procession on May 24. The representative that will carry the banner in procession will need to meet in the courtyard at 5:30pm on May 24th for instructions. First Communion Candidates are invited to wear their first communion clothes and walk in procession. For the children, their parents, teachers or catechists may provide a small colorful paper streamer or small Eucharistic theme banner to carry, as are made during class time by first communicants. Parishioners are invited to bake cookies or other pick up snacks. Can deliver to rectory before Saturday May 24, or bring to mass on Saturday May 24. If you would like to help with any of the many details and or minister at either one of the liturgies, please contact Debbie at 925 447-8814 ext 222, or dpizzato@aol.com
For the 2008 “Under the Tuscan Sky” Annual Parish Raffle, the winners are: 1st place $2,500 Anna & Bob Watson 2nd place $500 Veldon Rogers 3rd place Apple IPod Laurie Kadluboski Thank you to all who purchased Raffle tickets this year. You very much helped to make our annual fundraiser a success. We will announce the final figures of the total profit in the next bulletin.
Issues of Conscience: Election Day Challenges Is the topic for the 7:30 pm, May 13, L.I.F.E. (Lessons In Faith Experience) series at St. Charles Borromeo, 1315 Lomitas Ave., in Livermore. Lisa Fullam, DVM, ThD, is an assistant professor of Moral Theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley where she teaches classes in Fundamental Moral Theology and Sexual Ethics. Dr. Fullam has recently done presentations on the ethics of stem cell research. With elections just around the corner, we as Catholic Christian adults are to use our well developed consciences to make moral decisions and that applies to what we will be voting on in our ballots – stem cell research, assisted suicide, immigration issues, health care, etc,. Come join Dr. Fullam and us for some insight into some of the ballot topics as well as some good old fashion morality. Invite a friend to share in this too. A $5.00 free will donation is appreciated. For more information contact Julie at upcatholic.@aol.com or 925-447-4549 ex 114
Celebrating Mary –
Celebrating Mary through the Glorious Mysteries St. Charles Borromeo, 1315 Lomitas Ave., in Livermore will be doing the Contemplative Rosary of Bob Hurd on Friday, May 16th at 7:30 pm. This musical based rosary of the Glorious Mysteries is such a beautiful way of honoring Mary. Anyone in the diocese interested in joining us for praying the rosary is welcomed. For more information contact Julie at 925-447-4549 ex 114 or upcatholic@aol.com.
LOOKING FOR YOUR HELP!!! We are looking for a core group of enthusiastic parishioners who would enjoy the challenge and adventure of exploring the goal of reestablishing Small Christian Communities in our parish. This is an exciting and big part of Goal number 3 in our current parish 5-year plan developed by your Pastoral Council. For more information on the implementation of this exciting and spiritual experience please contact Randle Schlientz by e-mail at Schlientz@SBCglobal.net or call Deacon Bill at 925-447-1585 x 12. Your participation in our core group would be very much appreciated.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES Monday, May 26, 2008 at ST. MICHAEL CEMETERY 3885 East Ave. LIVERMORE, CA THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED AT 11:00AM BY Rev. Raymond Sacca Refreshments served immediately after our celebration of prayer, music and singing! Please come early for preferred seating!
Knights of Columbus Corner
Know the Knights Knights Founder Fr. Michael J. McGivney Declared Venerable: On Saturday, March 15, 2008, Pope Benedict XVI approved a decree recognizing the heroic virtue of Father Michael J. McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus. The pope’s declaration significantly advances the priest’s process toward sainthood and gives the parish priest the distinction of “Venerable Servant of God.” If canonized, Father McGivney would be the first American born priest to be so honored. Know the Knights Are the Knights a secret society? Absolutely not! The Knights preserve secrecy only regarding the degree rituals by which members are inducted and advance in the Order, and then only to preserve the ritual's impact for those who receive each degree. Each of the four degrees has a theme-in order, they are charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism-which is exemplified in the degree ritual, for the benefit of the participants. These themes or ideals are grounded in the principles of our Catholic faith, and nothing contrary to the Faith is espoused, permitted or endorsed by the Knights, neither in rituals or in by-laws. The Knights was created not only to help others, but to provide a way for men to live out their Catholic Faith, in a practical, charitable way in the company of other men and their families. If that's a secret, then it's the secret of Jesus! Be a Knight: We're asking. Are you joining? Call Chuck Lewandowski for information at 606-6983. Did You Know? The Knights of Columbus was officially chartered as a fraternal benefit society by an act of the Connecticut state legislature on March 29, 1882, thanks to the efforts of Father Michael J. McGivney, a 29-yearold assistant pastor of St. Mary’s Church in New Haven, Connecticual and some of his parishioners. The Knights celebrated their 125th anniversary in 2007. Why did Fr. McGivney start the Knights? Tune in for more.
Pope John Paul II Catholic High School Information Meetings Parents and parishioners are invited to a series of Information Meetings to be held over the next several weeks to learn more about the new Catholic high school being built in Livermore. Most Reverend Allen Vigneron, Bishop for the Diocese, will kick off the meetings on April 8th at St. Raymond Church in Dublin at 7 PM. Rick Kruska, Superintendent of schools for the Diocese, as well as members of the new high school’s steering board will make presentations, answer questions and showcase a model of the future school in Northeast Livermore – the first Catholic high school to be built in the East Bay in more than 40 years. Please join us at one of the following Information Meetings: May 12th at 7:30 PM St. Joan of Arc at the gym
FAMILIES WITH SMALL CHILDREN Calling moms and dads: save the date! Families with Small Children (FSC) has a family potluck at St. Charles' Borremeo Hall on May 17th at 4PM. Join us for good food, fellowship, and fun! We are a new group (with over 25 families) that has started to meet for playgroups and family potlucks and would love to meet you and your family! Send an email to mlmarkel@gmail.com to RSVP for the potluck or to ask to be put on the email distribution list if you are interested in participating in our current yahoo discussion group, future potlucks, and ongoing playgroups
TRI-VALLEY CATHOLIC YOUNG ADULTS MEETING Young Adults at Barnes & Noble Tuesday 7:30PM Join us this Tuesday May 13 at 7:30PM in the café at Barnes & Noble in Hacienda Crossings Dublin; we will use the Sunday readings as a basis for our discussion. We are single and married young people in our 20’s and 30’s who get together for fellowship and faith discussion Tuesdays at 7:30 PM. We focus on enabling young Catholics to discuss subjects which affect their faith journey in a socially inviting small group setting. For more details on the event please contact Mark Rogers at 925-548-3739 or email mjrexen@yahoo.com.
WINGS Georgette Johnston, one of our Women In God’s Spirit, will be sharing her faith journey to conclude WINGS Spring Season. Hear how she has put her faith into action on Thursday, May 8th from 9:15 to 11:15 AM at St. Charles in the Keeley Center Pope Room.
SOCIAL CONCERNS COLUMN For more information visit their page What does the LORD require of you but to act justly and love tenderly and to walk humbly with your God? Micah 6:8 Jack Jezreel coming May 18th! St. Isidore Parish and the Diocese of Oakland invites you to a workshop introducing JustFaith: Empowering people of faith to develop a passion and thirst for God’s justice. Sunday, May 18, 1-5pm, St. Isidore, 440 La Gonda, Danville. To register, contact John Watkins, 510-267-8379, jwatkins@oakdiocese.org. To learn more about JustFaith, visit www.justfaith.org. JustFaith is just faith: We are called to be compassionate as our God is compassionate (Luke 6:36). What does the compassion of Christ look like in the modern world? How do I become a more compassionate person? The JustFaith program is an intensive, thirty-week program that helps to answer these questions through reflection, study, prayer and community. The program will run from September 2008 to May 2009 and cost about $150. To register, or for more information, please call Joanne Angvick, 443-1422. Strangers No Longer: Together on the Journey of Hope: A Pastoral Letter Concerning Migration from the Catholic Bishops of Mexico and the United States (www.usccb.org/mrs/stranger.shtml) 6. We judge ourselves as a community of faith by the way we treat the most vulnerable among us. The treatment of migrants challenges the consciences of elected officials, policymakers, enforcement officers, residents of border communities, and providers of legal aid and social services, many of whom share our Catholic faith. Juntos en el Camino de la Esperanza Ya No Somos Extranjeros: Carta pastoral de los Obispos Católicos de los Estados Unidos y México sobre la migración (www.usccb.org/mrs/strangersp.shtml) 6. Como comunidad en la fe nos debemos cuestionar por el trato que brindamos a los más vulnerables entre nosotros. Esta actitud hacia los migrantes desafía la conciencia de los servidores públicos, de las autoridades, de los que definen políticas públicas, de los habitantes de las comunidades fronterizas y de los prestadores de servicios jurídicos y sociales, muchos de los cuales comparten nuestra fe católica. Please Join Us: The Social Concerns Ministry meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month, 6:30pm, Ed Center, Rm 23. Call Joanne Angvick, 443-1422. The LORD is close to the brokenhearted, saves those whose spirit is crushed. Psalm 34:19 The following is an excerpt from a statement by San Francisco Archbishop George H. Niederauer, "Religion and Politics – 2008” Q: Isn't the Catholic Church really interested only in abortion and euthanasia? A: No. The Catholic Church teaches that the primary human right is life. Without human life, no other human rights matter. Thus " Faithful Citizenship " concludes that abortion and euthanasia have become primary threats to human life and human dignity because they directly attack life itself. This moral preeminence of abortion and euthanasia must be reflected in the discernment of voters as they seek to form their consciences during the coming election campaign. Such a preeminence does not discard the moral importance of other issues in the 2008 campaign, but it does mean that abortion and euthanasia should exercise a special claim upon the consciences of voters.
MOBILE HEALTH UNIT New Service schedule Second & Fourth Wednesday
of each Month
St. MICHAEL GOLDEN FRIENDS Come join in the fun of our Seniors Group! Mass will be offered in the Parish Hall at 11:00am with luncheon to follow. Next Golden Friends will be Friday, May 23rd. Reservations to the rectory by Wednesday May 21st.
RCIA Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth! The color red is abundantly evident today in the assembly and in the environment of our sacred space as we celebrate Pentecost and share our joy in the Holy Spirit. In the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles, we hear the dramatic account of the Spirit’s descent on the disciples in the form of tongues of fire. With this event, the final era of human history, the time of the Church, has begun. Pentecost is particularly the feast day of all who have received the Sacrament of Confirmation. The ritual action of being anointed with Sacred Chrism and sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit is our own personal experience of the Pentecost event. Although in a less dramatic fashion than the disciples’ experience, we are nevertheless “clothed with power from on high” to be Christ’s witnesses in the world. Today also marks the close of this Easter season of rejoicing. After today the neophytes will no longer physically don the white robe, sign of their baptism. Spiritually, however, they wear it for the rest of their lives, as do all of the baptized. The challenge of our baptism is to bring our baptismal garment “unstained to the judgment seat of our Lord Jesus Christ” when our earthly pilgrimage is ended. The neophytes retain their status as newly-baptized until the next Easter Vigil. Now they have time to savor the experience of being a member of the assembly and of being nourished not only by the Word, but also by the Eucharist. From this experience comes reflection on the new lives they now live because they are baptized, and eventually discernment of God’s call to service and ministry. CONGRATULATIONS! On April 26, 2008 Robert Erler, Jose Antonio Solis, Lizbet Galarza, Berenice Nava, and Jose Guadalupe Nava received their sacraments of iniciation. They have worked hard and grown in their faith for the past two years. Congratulations!! We, the newly baptized and the RCIC program, would like to thank all those who made this celebration possible. Special thanks to Debbie Pizzato, Louise Ridsdale, Patty Malhiot, Father Ismael, Deacon Bill and the families of the newly baptized. We keep in our prayer this year’s neophytes and newly-confirmed, as well as all the neophytes and candidates from years past, and the current catechumens and candidates. We praise God for the time we have been privileged to journey in faith together Marjorie Melendez
ST VINCENT DE PAUL SILENT PARTNER The drop in our economy is showing in the decrease of donations to our St. Vincent de Paul Society. The recent food drive by St. Michael's youth brought in about onethird of what is usually collected during this drive. Your contributions are needed now more than ever. Please bring canned goods and non perishable food items and put them in the bins at the doors of the church each Sunday. We would like to see our shelves full again so the needy families of Livermore can be fed. Your help is greatly appreciated by our volunteers as well as by the clients we serve. St. Vincent de Paul Society reminds you to bring canned food items to the collection boxes inside the entries to the Church. Also needed are nonperishables such as cereal, pasta, rice, crackers, etc. Small toiletries such as hotel size soaps, shampoos, lotions, etc. are always welcome for us to distribute to the homeless. Thank you for helping. The Silent Partner Program is a very important and significant source of funding for St. Michael's Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. This program encourages parishioners to make monetary donations to the Society on a regular basis . Participation in this program makes possible the emergency help provided year round to the needy families in Livermore. To be a SILENT PARTNER, all you have to do is to write a note, indicating your name, address, amount of contribution (weekly, monthly, semi-monthly, annually). You can send this note to the Rectory or drop it in the regular Sunday collection in an envelope specifying SILENT PARTNER. Contributions to SILENT PARTNER are kept confidential. The only people who have access to the information are the treasurer and officers who prepare annual statements for income tax purposes. St. Vincent de Paul Society June 29 will be the next 5th Sunday of the month and the Sunday that the St. Vincent de Paul Society envelopes will be available for your donations. It is through these donations that we can help the poor and needy of Livermore . Please be prepared to put your contribution in one of the envelopes on that date. We volunteers of St. Vincent de Paul appreciate your prayers, food donations and financial support which all help us to help others. Thank you. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY St. Vincent de Paul Society invites all
of you to bring canned food items to the collection boxes inside the
entries to the Church. This would be a great Lenten discipline which
would help our group help the needy. Also needed are non-perishables
such as cereal, pasta, rice, crackers, etc. ************** The clients that St. Vincent de Paul Society serves deeply appreciate the generosity of our parishioners. During the month of March, your contributions helped 249 people in these ways:
These people were in dire circumstances, and your donations gave them a ray of hope. We also continue to request donations of toiletry articles for our homeless clients. We need these products to replenish our supplies, and if you can spare a bar of soap, small shampoo (hotel sizes are nice), toothpaste or a new toothbrush please drop them in the donation barrels at the entrances to the church.
For more information please contact Paul Kuzmenko at 447-3637 or kuzmenko@att.net.
HELP US FEED THE HUNGRY Learn more about Open Heart Kitchen at http://www.openheartkitchen.org Saint Michael Parish is committed to feeding the hungry at Open Heart Kitchen on the 5th Wednesday of the month. At this time we could use more volunteers to help in this ministry. There are two shifts, 9:30–11:45 AM and 11:45 to 2:00 PM. Jobs include preparation of food leaders and instructions are there, setting the table, serving food, and organizing the donated items to be given out and clean up afterwards. The work is fun and the time goes by quickly. We meet at Asbury Methodist Church on East Avenue. Please call Louise Ridsdale if interested at 447-2925. The 5th Wednesdays for 2008 are July 30, October 29 and December 31 (a good way to bring in the new year!). Mark your calendars!
Grief Support At St. Elizabeth Seton Church The death of a loved one is unlike any other loss. there will be an eight week series starting April 17th through June 5th, Thursday evenings at 7:30pm at St. Elizabeth Seton Church, 4001 Stoneridge Dr., Pleasanton. Pre-Registration is required and space is limited. These meetings are open to all, regardless of religious orientation. Please call Joan at 925-828-6864 if you have any questions.
GRIEF RETREAT: BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO MOURN This weekend retreat will be led by Carol Kaplan, MFT at San Damiano Retreat House in Danville, from May 23rd to May 25th. This retreat will help participants process their grief through presentations, small group discussions and experiential activities. Room and board are included in the retreat fee of $165 for a shared room or $195 for a single room. Please call San Damiano for more information or to register: (925) 837-9141. Let your compassionate nature shine! DID YOU KNOW? Holy Angels/St. Michael Cemetery As an extension of your church community, Holy Angels Catholic Funeral, Cremation and Cemetery Service is here to serve you. Whether you choose a traditional burial or cremation, you can be assured that Holy Angels will respect you and your family’s wishes with dignity following sacred traditions and honored values. We offer the convenience of arranging as well as prearranging your Funeral and Cremation Services through Holy Angels located at St. Michael Cemetery. Holy Angels follows the Order of Christian Funerals guidelines by providing funeral service plans that contain the following services: The Vigil, The Funeral Liturgy and the Rite of Committal. The Order of Christian funerals strongly prefers that cremation take place after the full funeral liturgy with the body present. However, when this is not possible, all the traditional rites that are celebrated with a body present may also be celebrated in the presence of cremated remains. We look forward to serving you and your family as one contact point for your Funeral, Cremation and Burial needs. If you already have a pre-need arrangement or insurance policy and would like to use our services, or have questions regarding the Catholic Funeral Services, please call Jayne Archer at (925) 455-9696 *********** Our Grief Support Ministry not only helps families plan funerals when someone has died, but will also help people who wish to pre-plan their own funeral. If you would like to spare your family the task of deciding how to honor you at a Mass of the Resurrection, call us. Our service is free. In English, call Barbara at 455-0944; in Spanish, call Socorro at 447-5628. Planning a Funeral? Did you Know… The Diocese of Oakland has made available to all, low cost funeral services through Holy Angels Funeral & Cremation Centers? You do not have to leave Livermore and go to Hayward to use these services. These services are offered here in Livermore. For more information regarding these services, please call Jayne at 510-537-6600 or leave a message at 925-455-9696. There is help with planning a loved one’s funeral. Here at St. Michael Church along with the ministry of priests, deacons, and Grief Support, you have the aid of the booklet, “Through Death to Life”. This resource will help you in selecting the various reading options, special personalized prayers and family participation available in the funeral mass or memorial service. With the guidance of our music ministry appropriate funeral liturgy music can also be selected. In addition, the Grief Support Ministry can help you through the various details and with at least three days notice can provide a funeral program for use at the funeral mass . We can also assign Grief Support ministers to serve as greeters at the liturgy or as servers at a reception. Once you contact the rectory a Grief Support Minister will call you. Mortuaries usually do not arrange the specifics of a funeral mass or memorial service. It is necessary that you contact the Rectory to arrange a funeral mass or memorial service. If you would like information regarding the Catholic Funeral and Cemetery services, please call Jayne at 455-9696. Have you ever wanted to have a mass said for a loved one or an announcement of an upcoming anniversary, and not exactly known how to go about it? Or how about a "mass card" for living or deceased? If you are interested in a particular date and time for a mass to be offered on a Sunday, it may require 6 months to a year advanced notice. If you are interested in a mass being offered any day such as a morning mass, sometimes that can take from 6-9 months. You can come in person to the rectory and see Anita between the hours of 9:00-5:00 Monday-Friday. Or Monday-Thursday from 5:00-7:30 PM. You can also call between those hours, at 447-1585. Usually there will be a $10 $15 donation. A wonderful way to honor your loved ones.
ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL NEWS St. Michael School Mission Statement St. Michael School is currently accepting applications for the 2008-2009 school year. Parents interested in the school may contact the school office for informa tion and an application packet. The school office is open 7:45AM-12:00 and 1:00PM-3:45PM Monday through Friday. St. Michael School 345 Church St. Website: smsliv.org
Congratulations to St. Michael School second graders who received their First Communion on Saturday, May 10. We congratulate them, their parents and Marilyn Egan for preparing so prayerfully for this sacred day. St. Michael School First Communicants
*********** INK-JET CARTRIDGES are still being collected for St. Michael School. You may bring them to the parish rectory office over the summer or when school resumes in the fall to the school office. Please remember to put them in a plastic bag so the ink will not go everywhere. THANK YOU for your continued support. ************ St. Michael School continues to work on updating the School Alumni List. Please help us with this project.
If you answered “YES” to either of these questions, we would appreciate your help. Please send us the names of graduates giving maiden names and last names as applicable, date of graduation and current address. Email: St. Michael@csdo.org
FAITH FORMATION
Children's Liturgy... Volunteers Needed! Lord, you are a generous God. Thank you for the gift of these volunteers who share their faith in dedicated service with our parish children. Amen. Children’s Church Corner has resumed at both the 9:30 & 11:00AM Masses. This wonderful ministry puts the weeks Gospel readings into context appropriate for the Kindergarten through Fifth Grade Level. At this time we are in great need of Leaders, Helpers & Timers for both masses. This requires a minimum time commitment of usually one mass per month. Materials and training are provided. If you feel called to share in this rewarding service please contact Patty Malhiot at 925-447-8814x304.
JUNIOR HIGH MINISTRY CALLING ALL 6th, 7th and 8th GRADERS!!!!!
Jr. High Youth Ministry Happenings! For more information or to register, please contact the faith formation office, or Chris or Patty Conley at (925) 449-2265 or smichaelchurch@yahoo.com.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH . High School Confirmation News We rejoice this weekend as one of our high school teens, Caitlin Erler, receives her Confirmation and First Communion at the 5pm Saturday vigil mass. While most children at our parish follow the same track in receiving their sacraments, Caitlin is proof that the journey can be different for everyone. Caitlin is a senior at Tracy High School. She intended to begin the Confirmation process in the fall of 2006. However, the week before she was to begin the classes, she was involved in a serious accident when she was hit by a car while riding her bike. After spending that semester recovering, she joined the Confirmation process in the spring of 2007. Caitlin demonstrated tremendous maturity when she joined a Confirmation program that was already in progress with a group of teens who she did not know because she had grown up in Tracy. Never having received her First Communion, Caitlin has been a model of genuine faith as she has pursued the Eucharist and her Confirmation. We rejoice with her and her family as she completes her Christian initiation this weekend. Registration: Registration for first-time Confirmation students will take place in July and August. Students must be at least incoming sophomores in high school to register for the program. Stay tuned for further details!
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