MR. VANCE'S NEWS TO USE THIS WEEK!
Dear Parents and Guardians,
First and foremost, I want to express my sincere gratitude on behalf of all the students and staff for your generosity of Giving Tuesday. The school was able to raise over $15,000 in donations for new 21st century classroom furniture. Due to your kindness and trust, we will be able to renovate two grade levels of rooms this summer instead of just one. These rooms will get new furniture, shelving, a fresh coat of paint, rugs, flexible seating, and new Clevertouch interactive classroom displays. Thank you for supporting our students!
Congratulations to our Joyful Noise Choir who was the citywide winner of the Jeff and Jenn Q102 Christmas Choir Competition, Division 1! Under the direction of Mrs. Megan Mears, the choir sang the song, Go Tell it on the Mountain winning $5,000 for the St Ignatius music program. Thanks to everyone who voted our choir into the winning slot!
The virtue of the month for December is Patience, which is being introduced to the students as "waiting or enduring without complaint". Last Sunday was the first Sunday of Advent. Advent comes from the Latin word which means "coming". The entire season asks Catholics to be patient and prepare for Christ’s coming as “we patiently anticipate the coming of Jesus. It is a time of excitement, reflection and hope.” I hope this Advent is a time of prayerful patience and preparation for all of us.
“Dear Jesus, you are the hope in our messy world.
This Advent, help us slow down,
listen to your voice,
and focus on what’s really important.
We place our hope in you as we prepare our hearts to celebrate your birth on Christmas. Amen.”
Please keep our second graders in your thoughts and prayers as they celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation this weekend.
In Christ’s Peace,
In Christ’s Peace,
Mr. Vance
Just a reminder that the Parish Advent Penance Service is scheduled for Wednesday, December 18 at 7:00pm. This would be a great opportunity for your family to attend together.
REGISTRATION FOR 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR
The parish community subsidizes the cost of tuition for families whose active participation in the parish through volunteering, service and sharing in the liturgical life of the parish can be documented. Last year, (2018-2019) the parish subsidized the school by $688,000.
Usually, liturgical participation is documented through the use of the parish envelope. No dollar amount is required, even an empty envelope is acceptable. The parish finance council is also encouraging online giving to make things easier for families. The parish does not want to force or shame people into attending Mass; rather, we believe that our entire community is stronger when we are closer to the Lord. We invite every family to take a more active role in parish life.
If you have not been using your envelopes regularly, coming to Mass or volunteering in a way that can be documented, we may decide not to accept priority registration in January, and you may be charged private tuition.
Usually, liturgical participation is documented through the use of the parish envelope. No dollar amount is required, even an empty envelope is acceptable. The parish finance council is also encouraging online giving to make things easier for families. The parish does not want to force or shame people into attending Mass; rather, we believe that our entire community is stronger when we are closer to the Lord. We invite every family to take a more active role in parish life.
If you have not been using your envelopes regularly, coming to Mass or volunteering in a way that can be documented, we may decide not to accept priority registration in January, and you may be charged private tuition.
Finally, registration for next year will not be accepted unless one-third of your tuition for the 2019-2020 school year is paid by Thursday, January 10.
Please contact Mrs. Barb Campbell in the church office at 661-6565 with any questions regarding envelope usage, online giving, or tuition.
CATHOLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION TUITION AID GRANTS
The Catholic Education Foundation for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati is currently accepting applications for the 2020-2021 elementary school (K-8) tuition assistance grants. All grants are needs-based, and can be used at any Catholic elementary school within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Typically, awards have ranged from $250 to $1,200 per qualified student. Please go to
www.catholicbestchoice.org by January 31 to apply.
UPCOMING SPIRIT SHOP HOURS
Tuesday, Sept. 10: 7:30-8:30pm,
Gr. 6-8 Parent Night
Thursday, Sept. 12: 7:30-8:30pm,
Gr. 1-3 Parent Night
Families are also invited to subscribe to their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/342867929383425/ for more announcements and essential information.
EMAIL ADDRESSES:
**Our email addresses:
Office: office@saintischool.org
Principal: kvance@saintischool.org
Staff/Teachers:
The Wildcat Wire: WildcatWire@saintischool.org
**Please note: Deadline for Wildcat Wire articles are due by Wednesday at noon. Articles submitted are subject to approval and editing.
ABSENCES
If your child is going to be absent, a phone call to the school office must be made by 8:45am. We cannot accept emails as official attendance communication. You must also send a note to the homeroom teacher stating the reason for absence when your child returns to school.
Please see page 10 of the Student Handbook for more information regarding “Excused” and “Unexcused” absences.
CHANGES IN TRANSPORTATION
If you need to change the way your child is getting home from school, please call the office at 389-3242 no later than 3:15pm.
MAGAZINE DRIVE 2019
It’s magazine drive time! Check out the information sheet included in your magazine packet that came today. All your favorite magazines, gifts, plus lots more are included!
Mystery envelopes will once again be awarded on the first two turn in days which are Tuesday, September 10 and Monday, September 16. Students earn a mystery envelope for every two points (2 online orders/donations or 4 paper orders) submitted by 9:00am on turn in day. See the information sheet within your packet for additional incentives including a LIMO RIDE for grades K-8 and an ice cream sundae party for preschoolers.
Midwest Community Fundraising will continue to be our vendor providing all your favorite magazines along with new items. Thank you in advance to the many volunteers helping out the next couple of weeks. We are encouraging orders to be made online to simplify the paperwork and chances for error. Students get credit for online orders as long as their name and homeroom have been included. Please remember that no student is expected to go door-to-door selling magazines. (Family and friends only.)
Keep in mind that a $20 donation counts as a magazine subscription/ 1 point. Details are in the packet. St. Ignatius earns 45% of the purchase price and of course 100% of cash donations stay here too. The proceeds from the sale are used for student enrichment and staff professional development.
Please contact Laurie Roettker at lauriepater@yahoo.com or Angela Roos at aeroos@yahoo.com with any questions.
To order online, go to www.midwestfundraising.com, Click the Online Store tab and enter group ID BTWC850519. You will be given a seller ID to use when placing your orders and the option to email a link to family and friends.
**This is a different site than listed in the printed magazine. The website listed in the magazine catalog (APmags) charges a service fee which can be avoided by ordering on the Midwest Community Website.
Please watch for the Sign-Up Genius for volunteer opportunities. We will need help on the following dates:
Tuesday, Sept. 10: 9:00-11:30am
Monday, Sept. 16: 9:00-11:30am
Tuesday, Sept. 24: 9:00-11:30am
Monday, Sept. 30: 11:00-1:30pm
Tuesday, Oct. 8: 11:00-2:00pm
TEACHER INTRODUCTION NIGHTS
GRADES 4 and 5:
Wednesday, September 4, 7:00pm
GRADES 6,7,8:
Tuesday, September 10, 7:00pm
GRADES 1,2,3:
Thursday, September 12, 7:00pm
Please mark your calendars for these important dates! We realize that some families will need to attend more than one night, but the targeted information will be worthwhile. All meetings will begin in the gym.
EIGHTH GRADE SHADOW DATES
Many parents like to schedule shadow dates for their 8th graders at various high schools. Please keep in mind that only 8th graders may have excused absences for shadowing.)
This year, approved Shadow dates are:
Thursday, October 3
Monday, October 14
Wednesday, October 23
Tuesday, November 5
Thursday, November 14.
We encourage you to try and schedule on a day that we are not in session:
Friday, October 11
Friday, November 1
Wednesday, November 27
We will automatically allow two excused absences for shadowing. As with any other absence, a parent phone call or hand written note is required by the office prior to 8:45am on the date of the absence.
CAFÉ VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
We are still in need of cafeteria volunteers! If you can help anytime, please call the cafe office at 389-3242 ex. 5 and leave a message. Thank you!
FREE AND REDUCED LUNCHES
St. Ignatius participates in the Federal Free and Reduced Lunch program, and eligibility is based on family income. Families may apply at anytime throughout the year.
MORNING CARE PROGRAM
Morning care will be available from 7:00-8:15am in the Cafeteria for $4.00 per child per day. For registration or questions, please contact Mrs. Beth Reynolds at 389-3242, ex. 5.
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
We are pleased to announce that we are continuing our After School Program for the 2019-2020 school year for students in Pre-K to grade 8. The program runs from 3:30 to 6:00pm on school days, and costs $9.00 per child per day. For more information or to register, please contact the school office at 389-3242. All families must fill out a NEW registration form prior to participating. If you were enrolled in the program last year, you should have already received an email. If you are new to the program, forms can be found on the school website at www.saintischool.org under For Parents, or in the school office.
SCHOOL NEWS
WILDCATS ON THE MOVE
Stayed tuned for weekly updates on new milestones in the Wildcat Wire! Remember that only miles tracked on officially marked tracks can count for these miles If you would like to help on the walking track during the school day, please contact Mrs. Lori Anderson at landerson@saintischool.org. Keep moving, Wildcats!
PICTURE DAY IS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
All students will be photographed and are invited to be out of uniform in nice, casual clothes for their picture. Picture order forms were sent home on the first day of school, and extras are available in the school office if needed.
Lifetouch is offering online ordering with many options for poses and backgrounds. Please see your order form for more details. The website is www.mylifetouch.com, and our Picture ID is EVTMV37VQ.
ENRICHMENT NEWS
ST. IGNATIUS DRAMA
Students in grades 3-8 are invited to join the fun with St. Ignatius Drama as we bring The Little Mermaid to life on stage! There will be a parent meeting on Wednesday, September 11 at 7:00pm in the music room. This meeting is not required, but is an optional chance to learn more about the program and ask questions. Please see the form attached to this Wire, and submit your registration by Wednesday, September 18. Practices will begin on Wednesday, September 25. Please direct questions to angiegehrum@yahoo.com. We can’t wait to see all these talented kids go UNDER THE SEA!!!
LUNCH MENU
Week of September 9
Hot Lunch-$2.50
Double Entree (grades 4-8) $1.50
Salad Entree-$3.25
Milk/Juice-$0.50
Every meal includes a choice of fruit and milk
Salad of the Week - Cobb Salad
MONDAY: Pancakes, juice, tater tots or salad
TUESDAY: Pepperoni and cheese breadsticks,
green beans or salad
WEDNESDAY: Hamburger/Cheeseburger w/ lettuce
and tomato, waffle fries or salad
THURSDAY: Loaded baked potato (cheese, bacon,
butter, sour cream), muffin, salad
FRIDAY: Mini corn dogs, carrots with dip or
hummus, or salad
SCOUT NEWS
CALLING ALL GIRLS!
Building G.I.R.L.S. of courage, confidence, and character, who are making the world a better place. Girl Scouts have been preparing girls for a lifetime of leadership, success, and adventure, since 1912. While some people still think of us as just cookies, badges, campfires, and friendship bracelets, Girl Scouts are so much more. Girl Scouts are groundbreakers, big thinkers, and role models. Girl Scouts design robots, start garage bands, camp and improve their communities—and yes, they sell the best cookies on the planet. When she's a Girl Scout, she’s also a G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader).
At St. Ignatius we have 18 troops, with over 200 girls registered. Last year at least 40 girls earned a religious award, which are presented during our Girl Scout Mass. Girls Scouts work with the parish and community, leads the Giving Tree at Christmas and volunteers at the parish festival.
If your daughter is interested in participating in Girl Scouts at St. I’s, please pick up an interest form in the parish office and return to the parish office by Monday, September 16. We are also always in need of adult helpers. If you are willing to help by being a leader, helper, or cookie mom, please mark that on your daughter's interest form, and you will be contacted with more information including which Troop # to register for. Please do not get on the Girl Scout website and register for a troop before you have been contacted.
Also, please join us for a family carnival for current and prospective Girl Scouts and their families on Sunday, September 22 from 2:00-5:00pm at Monfort Heights UMC in the gym.
AMERICAN HERITAGE GIRLS
FREE CRAFT AND GAME NIGHT
Free Craft and Game Night Monday, September 30th, 6:30-8pm at St. Ignatius Picnic ShelterWhile you are at practice for one child, bring your other children to the American Heritage Girls Craft and Game Night or stop by before or after practice. Fun crafts, bingo and a snack will be provided at the picnic shelter (by the lower fields) and in the Wild Cat Room at St. Ignatius. Anyone is welcome! There will be Virtus trained adults and other volunteers to entertain your children. Enjoy this welcome break! If you have any questions about this event or American Heritage Girls, please contact Elena McSwane at emcswane@yahoo.com or 513-225-5779.
Faith, Service, Fun
Cake Decorating, horseback riding, pottery, dance, archery, service. Does that sound like fun? Do you want to build confidence and inspire adventure in your daughter, all the while encouraging her to love God, cherish her family, honor her country and serve in our community? Then American Heritage Girls awaits. American Heritage Girls (AHG) has been raising women of integrity for over 10 years at St. Ignatius. AHG is a Christian-based ministry where girls experience new challenges that teach service, team-building and leadership skills in a safe and fun environment.
American Heritage Girls is open to girls ages 5-18. We meet at the Loyola Center (formerly Hilvert Center at St. Ignatius) on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 3:30-5:15pm, September-May. Our first meeting is on Tuesday, September 10th at 3:30-5:15pm. For more information, please contact Elena McSwane at emcswane@yahoo.com or 513-225-5779.
Dignity Drive for Foster Children
Imagine just being removed from your home to live with strangers. You don't have time to pack your things and likely have to leave with only clothes on your back. As children are trying rebuild their life in a new environment with new people, their stress must be overwhelming. The last thing they should have to worry about are basic needs.
Please help us provide these very basic needs for foster children in our community. The 8th grade American Heritage Girls are collecting new socks and underwear, sizes children through adult XXL for children and teens in foster care.
A box for new socks and underwear will be available outside the parish office September 7-8. You may also contact an 8th grade girl in AHG or Michelle Korte at mkorte0731@gmail.com. All items will be given to foster children through Threads of Hope.
JR. HIGH/HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
2019 ST. I GRADS
Yearbooks, videos, and pictures are in, and ready to be picked up at the school office.
ST. URSULA ACADEMY
Strategizing the HSPT and HS Admissions, September 18, 6:30-7:30pm. Beneficial for 7th and 8th grade girls and parents.
URSULINE
Ursuline Information Nights, September 5, October 10, and November 18 at 6:30pm for parents and students in grades 6-8.
MERCY MCAULEY
Grade School Soccer Night, September 9 at 6:30pm. Grade school girls receive free admission.
8th Grade Parent Info Sessions, September 11, September 25, October 10, October 14, October 22 and November 13. Various times and topics will be discussed. Please go to www.mercymcauley.org/InfoSessions for more information.
Wolf Pals Program for 6th and 7th grade girls, similar to a traditional “pen pal” program. For more information please go to www.mercymcauley.org/WolfPals.
PARISH PICNIC
The Parish Picnic will be held at Stricker’s Grove tonight at 5:00pm. Free admission and food for St. I parishioners, so bring the family for an enjoyable evening.
THE RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION (RCIA)
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is called RCIA. There are four phases including Inquiry, Catechumenate, Enlightenment, and Mystagogia. Until the Feast of Christ the King, the RCIA class is in the First Phase of Inquiry. The participants not baptized are called catechumens, whereas, the candidates are those that have been baptized and are seeking full communion with the Catholic Church. We cordially invite any parishioner to join the Faith Journey and attend the October classes to enrich your own faith life. The children are back in school, and it’s a good time to learn more about Scriptures and The Church. Come to one or all of them. Call Len Johansing @513-470-8886 to reserve a place for you! Each class begins promptly at 7:30PM and ends at 9:00PM. The lessons for October include the following:
FLYERS ONLINE
Western Tennis and Fitness Tennis Clinics
St. Ursula Upcoming Events
Ursuline Upcoming Events
Madcap Education Center
CONGRATS TO SPELLING BEE CONTESTANTS!
Congratulations to the following students who will be participating in the Spelling Bee next week:
4th grade: Ella B., Maya B., Kamryn H. and Lyna N.
5th grade: Jack D., Nick L., Will L., and Leo S.
6th grade: Katie B., Jackson B., Camille R., and Kellen S.
7th grade: Will B., Claire B., Thomas G., and Kyle G.
8th grade: Charlie B., Alex C.,Gavin d., and Mason M.
Congratulations ,also, to the following students who will be participating in the Geography Bee.
Charlie B., Katie B., Remy B., Kyle G., Nora G., Patrick G., Drew K., Ian K., Mitch S., and Natalie S.
Both the Spelling and Geography Bees will be held next Friday, December 13.
CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE ST. I'S STAFF
Every year, the PTO collects donations from families to go towards gifts for ALL of the staff, which includes teachers, specialists, music, physical education, art, nurse, cafeteria staff, aides, office and administrative staff. All contributions are pooled together and staff are able to select gift cards from the TRP program, which is greatly appreciated! This is a great way to give a gift to everyone who is involved in your child’s education. Participation is voluntary, and if you want to give individual gifts, that is also fine.
Pre-labeled envelopes came home with your child last week. If you would like to contribute, please write your child’s name and grade on that envelope and return to school by Monday, December 9. Checks are welcome and should be made payable to St. Ignatius PTO. The gift cards, along with a tray of cookies, will be presented to the staff on the last day of school before break. Thank you in advance for your participation and contribution to help show our staff our appreciation!
Please contact Stefanie Kathman at thekathmans1408@gmail.com or 226-9183 with any questions.
Pre-labeled envelopes came home with your child last week. If you would like to contribute, please write your child’s name and grade on that envelope and return to school by Monday, December 9. Checks are welcome and should be made payable to St. Ignatius PTO. The gift cards, along with a tray of cookies, will be presented to the staff on the last day of school before break. Thank you in advance for your participation and contribution to help show our staff our appreciation!
Please contact Stefanie Kathman at thekathmans1408@gmail.com or 226-9183 with any questions.
FAMILY CAFE FEE
Just a gentle reminder that all families need to pay the $35.00 cafe fee. Remember, you can earn part of this money back every time you volunteer in the cafe! Please submit the payment in an envelope clearly marked Cafe Fees and your name.
DADS WEEK IN THE CAFE!
Hey dads, come hang out with us in the cafe for dads week! We still need VIRTUS-trained dads for Monday December 16, Tuesday December 17, and Thursday December 19. Please arrive at 11:10am, and you will be finished at 1:30pm. Please call Mrs. Beth Reynolds at 389-3242, ext. 5 to sign up!
**Also, remember if you are a regularly scheduled volunteer during dads week you get the day off!
ARE YOU PLANNING TO FILL YOUR STOCKINGS WITH SPIRIT WEAR?
You can now place your orders at our new online store at https://sainti.org/school/spiritshop/.
*The last day for guaranteed Christmas delivery for in stock items will be Sunday, December 8.
*For all your last minute shopping needs the spirit shop will have open hours today, December 6, from 3:00-4:15pm and Friday, December 20 from 8:00-11:00am.
Happy holidays from the spirit shop!
ST. IGNATIUS TRP CHRISTMAS GIFT CARD SALE!
All money raised from the sale of gift cards goes toward lowering the cost of tuition for all students! Christmas shopping made easy! Buy these before you do your Christmas shopping, or give those people on your list gifts they will be sure to LOVE! Use myscripwallet for quick and convenient eCards and reloads. You can even purchase or load cards while you wait in line at the store! Go to https://shop.shopwithscrip.com/ with CODE ACE526C62775 to enroll, and you can place orders through the parish office as well. Please see the attached flyer for more information!
SERVERS STILL NEEDED
Volunteers are still needed to serve at the following Masses:
Volunteers are still needed to serve at the following Masses:
Tuesday, December 24, Christmas Eve:
7:00am
9:15am
3:00pm in church (1 server needed)
5:00pm (2 servers needed)
Midnight (3 servers needed)
Wednesday, December 25, Christmas Day, volunteers are still needed at
Wednesday, December 25, Christmas Day, volunteers are still needed at
8:00am (2 servers needed)
10:00am (3 servers needed)
Noon (2 servers needed)
To volunteer, please contact Mrs. Ryland Koppenhoefer in the church office at 661-6565 or rkoppenhoefer@sainti.org.
Emails were sent out this week confirming class placements for After School Enrichment. Please contact Colleen Lohbeck at cmschweik@yahoo.com if you did not receive one. ASE is also in need of many parent helpers each week who are up to date with Virtus. Please use the SignUp Genius link in the email you received to volunteer. We appreciate your help and are looking forward to a fun year of classes!
LUNCH MENU
Week of December 9
Hot Lunch-$2.50
Double Entree (grades 4-8) $1.50
Salad Entree-$3.25
Milk/Juice-$0.50
Every meal includes a choice of fruit and milk
Salad of the Week - BLT Salad
MONDAY: Cheese coney, Baked Lays or salad
TUESDAY: French Toast Sticks, sausage, juice, tater tots or salad
WEDNESDAY: Mini Corn Dogs, carrots w/ dip or hummus or salad
THURSDAY: Mac and Cheese, green beans or salad
FRIDAY: Cheese Quesadilla, black beans, salad
SOFTBALL SIGN-UPS RUNNING THROUGH JANUARY 12
Softball signups will be open through January 12 for incoming kindergarteners through eighth graders.
Cost of registration:
$45 for the pre-K/K program
$75 for Grades 1-8.
Please feel free to contact the softball coordinators, Liz Gaitley and Damon Bowling at
stignatiussoftball@gmail.com or 238-3654 with questions or concerns. We are looking forward to a successful and fun-filled season!
BASEBALL SIGN-UPS RUNNING THROUGH JANUARY 6
Play Ball! Baseball sign-ups for all age groups (5U-15U) will run through January 6, at https://leagues.bluesombrero.com/sainti. Please contact stignatiusbaseball@gmail.com for more information.
McNICHOLAS
Class of 2023 Registration Night, January 29, 3:30-8:00pm in the café and Student Union.
To access the online forms for the application for admission, scholarships, financial aid, theatre audition, and art portfolio review, please visit www.mcnhs.org/admissions.
SETON
Grade School Basketball Night, Thursday, December 12. The theme is All Out Christmas, so come dressed in your best Christmas sweaters and attire! Festivities begin at 7:00pm, and admission is free for all grade school students.
ST. IGNATIUS GOLF OUTING NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS NEEDED
As this golf season winds down, planning for the 24th annual St. Ignatius Golf Classic is starting up. Each year, the Golf Classic committee members work to improve upon previous outings, so fresh ideas and new leadership are needed to build on the success of prior outings to support Tuition Assistance for those families in need at St. Ignatius. If you are willing to join the committee and help carry on the great works from this outing, please contact Skip Schoettmer at skip.schoettmer@sbcinci.com or Brian Roettker roettker@yahoo.com for more details.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support of this great event!
As this golf season winds down, planning for the 24th annual St. Ignatius Golf Classic is starting up. Each year, the Golf Classic committee members work to improve upon previous outings, so fresh ideas and new leadership are needed to build on the success of prior outings to support Tuition Assistance for those families in need at St. Ignatius. If you are willing to join the committee and help carry on the great works from this outing, please contact Skip Schoettmer at skip.schoettmer@sbcinci.com or Brian Roettker roettker@yahoo.com for more details.
Thank you, as always, for your continued support of this great event!
NATIONAL NIGHT OF PRAYER FOR LIFE
Uniting the Feast of the Immaculate Conception with the Feast of St. Juan Diego beginning at 9:00pm on Sunday, December 8 through 1:00am on Monday, December 9, St. Ignatius parish will be hosting the National Night of Prayer Life (NNOPFL). The purpose is to unite our prayers with Catholics throughout the country in an effort to help bring the world back to Christ and to bring about an end to abortion. The NNOPFL includes adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, the Holy Rosary, prayer to St. Michael, silent prayer and hymns. Confessions will also be available throughout the night. The hours are chosen to coincide with Our Lady of Guadalupe’s appearance to Juan Diego. Please join us as we pray with the country on this National Night of Prayer for Life!
TWO DAY RETREAT WITH IMMACULEE ILIBIGIZA
Best-selling author and Rwandan Genocide Survivor, Immaculée Ilibigiza,is coming to St. Ignatius for a two-day retreat to talk about faith, hope, love and forgiveness on Friday, February 21 from 5:00-9:00pm and Saturday, February 22 from 9:00am-12:30pm.
Cost is $57 per person or add a guest ($76/2).
To learn more about Immaculee, please visit immaculee.com. Registration can be found on her website and also at http://bit.ly/immaculeeregistration. Pre-registration encouraged!
If you have more questions, please contact retreatteam@sainti.org or call Mrs. Elaine Kroger at 661-6565 x2725.
