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Thursday, 9/13
Grade 8 Parents Meeting, 6pm
Back to School Night for Middle School, 6:30pm
Friday, 9/14
All School Mass, 8:15am
Wednesday, 9/19
2pm Dismissal
Friday, 9/21
All School Mass, 8:15am
Saturday, 9/22
Landscaping Day, 8am-12pm
Virtus Training at OLMC, 9am
Friday, 9/28
All School Mass, 8:15am
Wednesday, 10/3
Spirit Wear Day
Early Dismissal, 2pm
Friday, 10/5
All School Mass, 8:15am
Saturday, 10/6
Fun Fair, 10am-2pm
Wednesday, 10/10
Early Dismissal, 12pm
Thursday, 10/11
No School-Parent/Teacher Conferences
Friday, 10/12
No School
Wednesday, 10/17
Early Dismissal, 2pm
Friday, 10/19
All School Mass, 8:15am
Saturday, 10/20
Cornerstone Dinner
Friday, 10/26
All School Mass 8:15am
Wednesday, 10/31
Early Dismissal, 2pm
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Bingo Schedule
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Next Upcoming Bingo Night:
Monday, September 17, 2012
Families Scheduled
Floor Duty:
Conner, Debra
Gleich, Susan
Harris, Carolyn
Orzoleck
Posey, Ward
Van Treek, Rodney
White, Steve
Wilson, David
Wojtas, Christy
Wojtas, John
Kitchen Duty:
Armstrong, Jeff
Bochel, Mary Beth
Dugan, Christine
Floor Captain:
Orzoleck
We would like to thank the families that worked bingo this past Monday. Out of uniform passes are available at the Knights of Columbus on bingo nights. Please pick up one pass for each student in your family. If you forget to pick up the pass that night, they are available in the Front Office.
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Landscaping Day!
OLMC School Landscaping Day
is scheduled for Saturday, September 22 from 8 AM to Noon. Come on out, for as much time as you can give, and help sculpt and maintain God's creation. Bring tools for weeding, hedge trimming, pruning, raking, etc.
Together, let's help make our school look great!!! Contact Mike Murawski at 757-867-5234 or mamurawski@verizon.net
for more details.
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Junior Youth Group
Come on, live on the
EDGE with us!
Join us on September 19th to meet your SMALL GROUP,
learn about John 14:8 and
of course, have fun!
6:30-8pm at St Michael Hall
All youth, grades 6-8, in public and private school, are invited to join. See you there!
Registration for Junior Youth Group is located at:
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Christina at 595-0385 x128
or by email at:
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Middle School
Youth Rally
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Saint Jerome Catholic Church (Newport News)
10:00am - 5:30pm
In an effort to reach our middle school youth, the Office for Evangelization of Youth and Young Adults offers Middle School Youth Rallies. This will be fourth year for the rallies. The Middle School Youth Rally is a one-day diocesan gathering of all middle school (grades 6- 8) youth from across the Diocese of Richmond. This event is intended to be a high-energy day filled with opportunities to gather as a Catholic Diocesan community which will integrate fun and community building with the richness of our Catholic faith. The rally will be offered in two locations to be able to reach youth in all areas of the Diocese.
The Middle School Youth Rally is open to all youth who are 6th graders through 8th graders during the 2012 - 2013 academic year.
The cost is $35 per youth or adult participant** The participant registration fee covers the following:
- Admission to the Middle School Rally
- Lunch
- Give Away item featuring the theme logo
- T-Shirt featuring the theme logo
Want to attend?
- Download the Registration Form below, fill out and return to Christina, along with your payment by October 12th
- Checks should be made out to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish
- We will be carpooling and will need chaperons
**Don't let payment stop you from registering. Contact Christina for more information.
Youth Rally Form
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Come Join the Fun!
Cub Scout Pack 242 will be holding registrations on Wednesday evenings for the month of September at 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. If you have a boy who is in the 1st - 5th grades, or 7 -10 yrs. old, come join the fun and get more information about this exciting program!! You are also invited to our Pack Meeting on Wed., Sep. 19th at 6:30 p.m. in the school gym. Please contact, John Wojtas, wojtasj@verizon.net for more information. |
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Yearbook Sale!
There are a few extra yearbooks from last year that are available. They are on sale for $15 each.
The yearbooks are available
in the Front Office
and will be sold on
Back to School Night.
2011-2012 School Year...
A Year to Remember! | |
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Counselor
Resources Available
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-Smart Discipline
-123 Magic (book & DVD)
-Homework Without Hassles
-American Girl-The Feelings Book: The Care and Keeping
of Your Emotions
-Odd Girl Out-The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls
-Too Old for This, Too Young for That! Survival Guide for
Middle School Years
-Why Did You Do That?
-S.T.E.P. Parent's Handbook
-S.T.E.P. Parenting of Teens
-S.T.E.P. Parenting of
Children Under 6
-ADDitude Magazine (ADD)
-Why Can't You Sit Still, Be Quiet and Pay Attention? (ADD)
-The Making of a Happy Family
-The Truth About
Children and Divorce
-Speaking of Divorce (coping)
-When Mom and Dad Separate
-When a Parent Remarries
-When a Family Is In Trouble
-When Someone Very
Special Dies
-When Someone Very Special Has a Serious Illness
-When Something
Terrible Happens
-Mind Over Basketball
-What To Do When You Worry Too Much: A Kid's Guide to Overcoming Anxiety
-My Anxious Mind
If you are interested in borrowing any of these books, please contact Mrs. Bailey at
757-596-2754, ext. 223 or
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Pancake Breakfast!
Cub Scout Pack 242 will be holding a Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, Sep. 30th following the 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Masses
in the school cafeteria.
Pancakes, bacon, sausage, fruit, juice, tea, and coffee will be served. Tickets are available at the Parish Store or can be purchased at the door.
The cost is $5 (ages 12 and up), $3 (ages 4-11), and free for ages 3 and under. Please contact, Robbie DeBartolo at 286-4253, for more information.
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CHKD Classes Around the Blocks
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CHKD offers classes on many topics for kids, teens, parents and grandparents. Most are free but registration is required because space is limited.
Some upcoming classes are:
Positive Discipline
September 13, 2012
Understanding the Angry Child: For Parents of
School Aged Children
September 20, 2012
How to Raise Self-reliant Children in a Self-indulgent World
September 25, 2012
Helping Young Children Mangage Emotions
October 11, 2012
For a complete list of classes, or to register online
please visit:
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Service Hours Log
As you work to complete your family's service hours this year, please be sure to record your hours in our log book.
There are binders in the Front Office where this information is kept. Families are responsible for recording their own hours. Please feel free to stop by any time the office is open to record your hours. If you are unable to come in to the office, you can email your hours to Julie Hill at jhill@olmc-school.com
Please be sure to include your name, student(s) name(s), activity that you did and how many hours were spent on it.
God Bless you for your service!
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Parenting Classes Offered by: |  | |
Active Parening Now
Parenting Children Ages 5-12
Thursdays,
Sept 6-Oct 11, 2012
6-8pm
Darkness to Light: Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Training
October 20, 2012, 9am-12pm
Active Parenting of Teens
Mondays,
Nov 5-Dec 10, 2012
6-8pm
Classes are free, and located at 2 Bernardine Drive
Newport News, VA 23602
To register or for more information, please call
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Is Christ calling you to serve Him in others as a sister, brother,
deacon or priest?
Call Father Michael Boehling
(804) 359-5661 or email: | | mboehling@richmonddiocese.org |
Crusaders Leading the Way!
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OLMC School would like to recognize our students for their recent achievements and successes. We are proud to recognize the efforts of our students both in school and in the community!
If you or someone you know, has had a recent success or achievement that you would like to share, please submit the news to the OLW.
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Have Something to Share? | |
Please send all information that you would like to be included in Our Lady's Word to
Christine Dugan at
cdugan@olmc-school.com
The deadline for entries is Mondays at 5pm
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OLMC is a community of faith that seeks to comfort people through prayer. Please feel free to submit any prayer requests that you or your loved ones may have. The power of prayer does
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For the latest pictures, postings, events and updates, join us on Facebook!
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From the Principal's Desk
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Friends of OLMC School,
As we continue to lay the groundwork for the school year, I want to introduce to you the virtues that the students, teachers, staff and I will be studying and cultivating in our lives throughout this academic year. We are in the third year of a three-year cycle of the Virtues in Practice Program wherein all the virtues we will study this year are designed to support and build the theological virtue of charity. (You may recall two years ago we worked on virtues which helped to deepen the virtue of faith, and last year, the virtue of hope.) In addition to the actual virtue of charity, which we will study and cultivate during the month of September, we will also study the virtues of friendship, courtesy, purity, fortitude, prudence, respect, forgiveness, and responsibility over the next nine months. By cultivating these virtues as individuals, we become open vessels through which God's own charity can flow into our community.
At a recent Faith Families Assembly, when I asked the students what charity was, many of them could tell me that its synonym was "love." Indeed, charity is love, but it is a very particular kind of love - God's own love, from which and for which we are made.
Love that is natural to human persons is something extraordinarily beautiful in itself. Scripture compares God's love to the most exquisite human loves - that of a mother toward her child, and of a husband and his wife. Yet, these loves are reflections of an even greater love, one than transcends humanity, and yet is offered to every human person to experience and possess. God offers His own love to grow in our hearts. This love enables us to love our enemies, to forgive those who have harmed us, to make ultimate sacrifices for those whom we love. It is the kind of love that is characteristic of and specific to authentic Christian communities.
Love is central to every human life. It is what motivates us at all moments of the day because we seek to possess what we love. If we need to change our lives, then we need to change what or Who we love. Father Pedro Arrupe, a Jesuit priest, captures the power of love in a few poignant lines:
Nothing is more practical than finding God, that is, than falling in love in a quite absolute, final way. What you are in love with, what seizes your imagination, will affect everything. It will decide what will get you out of bed in the mornings, what you will do with your evenings, how you will spend your weekends, what you read, who you know, what breaks your heart, and what amazes you with joy and gratitude. Fall in love, stay in love, and it will decide everything.
Let us continue to build a community based on this kind of love.
With prayers for your families,
Sister Dominic
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Kingsmill will take individual photographs of students on October 2nd and 3rd. Students may dress out of uniform if they are wearing "Sunday best." Please note that jeans are not considered Sunday best. Boys' shirts should have a collar. See advertisement in this OLW for dates for your child(ren).
A reminder that the handbook acknowledgement form was due on September 7th. This is linked to a copy of the handbook, the last page of which is the acknowledgement form. This form also confirms the printing of the Family Directory. Please complete and return this last page at your earliest convenience.
Helping hands are needed to fold sweatshirts and a new shipment of spirit wear. Please check in at the front desk if you have time to help fold and organize.
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Back to School Night Please join us on September 13, 2012 at 6:30pm, for the Middle School Back to School Night. There will be a meeting beforehand at 6pm for the 8th grade parents.
Back to School Night is a beneficial opportunity to learn important information about your child's religious and academic experience for this school year. Parents will learn more about the spiritual theme "Keep your eyes
fixed on Jesus" and how this exhortation will be practiced throughout the school year. There will also be a general meeting in the gym, club sign ups, school sales, plenty of information, refreshments and an opportunity to visit the classrooms and meet your child(ren)'s teachers.
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Home and School Information Session
The Home and School Board will be staying after Mass on Friday, September 21st to help answer questions that parents and school families may have about the school. This informal social gathering is open to both new and returning families. The Home and School members will be in the church meeting room located in the church lobby directly after the 8:15am Mass. Please feel free to bring your questions and stop by!
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School Picture Day
Professional student photos will be taken
on the following days:
September 21st - Class Pictures, all classes, following
Mass, Mass day uniform
October 2nd - Individual pictures for Pre-K, K, 2, 4, 6
October 3rd - Individual pictures for 1, 3, 5, 7, 8
For individual pictures, students may wear the Mass Day uniform or their Sunday Best to school. Please note jeans and shorts are not permitted, and all boys shirts must have a collar.
Order forms for pictures will be coming home on September 19th and they are also available in the Front Office. |
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church
Sacrament Preparation: Reconciliation/Eucharist 2012-2013
Parents of second or third graders who wish to prepare for the sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are invited to attend an informational meeting. We will gather in Saint Michael Hall on Monday, September 17 at 7:00pm. Please register for Sacrament Preparation BEFORE the meeting. Registration will be available online at www.olmc.org after Sept.1 with the E-Giving as a payment option. Families register for Sacramental Preparation at their home parish where they are active and registered members. Schedules and calendars will be distributed at the informational meeting. Children must be prepared for First Reconciliation (First Penance, Confession) BEFORE enrolling in First Eucharist preparation (First Holy Communion) in accordance with the current guidelines in the Diocese of Richmond. At OLMC children can celebrate both first sacraments in the same year. OLMC School families are invited to attend our monthly People of Faith gatherings. This is optional for children in Catholic School but encouraged for all households in our faith community. |
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OLMC Sweatshirts Are Here!
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Sweatshirts are now available in the Front Office. The sizes available are: youth small (6-8), youth medium (10-12), youth large (14-16), and adult small through 3X. The cost is $15 for youth small to adult 1X. Shirts that are 2X and 3X are $20 each. Sweatshirts can be purchased directly from the Front Office or you can send in your order with payment to the school. Checks should be made payable to Our Lady of Mount Carmel School. Order forms are available in the Front Office or Edline at: Sweatshirt Order Form
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For Sale on Tuesdays during carpool pickup!
This is a fundraiser for the school/church/family. Just purchase gift cards at the school. Hundreds of vendors are available. Cards are redeemable for the full amount paid and have no expiration date. Each gift card purchased generates a donation from the vendor (see form for percentages). This donation is distributed 25% to church, 19% to school, 56% to YOUR TUITION!
Easy, Smart, Practical!
-Obtain order form during carpool on Tuesdays, or from school office or school website anytime!
-Fill out order, write check and return to school.
-Pick up your order from a Manna Representative in front of school on Tuesdays from 2:40-3:00pm (be sure to be back in your car by 3:00pm). If you miss the pick up, orders will be available in the school office or contact Carolyn Moore at 719-6666 or Rita Smith at 254-3994.
Example: $100 gift card generating a 10% donation of $10 from the vendor. Of this $10, $2.50 goes to the church, $1.90 goes to the school, and $5.60 goes toward your tuition. You still get to spend the entire $100 at the vendor. Fundraising that costs you absolutely nothing!
For a copy of the order form, please visit:
OLMC Manna Form
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OLMC Guest Speaker  Sister Mary Diana, O.P. from the Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia (Nashville) will be coming to OLMC to speak. Sister is a practicing physician in Nashville, and presents for the Catholic Medical Association (CMA) on various topics of contemporary relevance including conscience, healthcare, and issues surrounding morality. She is a gifted speaker, able to present topics from a scientific and medical perspective yet in language accessible to all. OLMC is pleased to welcome Sister Mary Diana as a Speaker for the Year of Faith. We welcome all parents, parishioners and friends of OLMC to join us on Tuesday, October 16th at 6:30 pm in the school gym. Wine, cheese and refreshments will be served. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP to Christine Tucker at ctucker@olmc-school.com Reservations are suggested, but not required. |
Please Vote for Us! Our Lady of Mount Carmel School is in the running for Best Private School for the Daily Press's Choice Awards. Your votes will determine the winner! You can vote online at www.dailypress.com/choice and/or you can text "SPSNOL" to 71953. The voting ends September 19th. Please help us make OLMC voted the Best Private School in Hampton Roads!
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National School Lunch Program
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School participates in the National School Lunch Program. On a daily basis, the school cafeteria provides a hot lunch that is a nutritionally sound and well balanced meal, that provides 1/3 of a child's daily nutritional needs.
If you are earning at or below current income eligibility guidelines, we encourage you to contact the Business Office to fill out a school meal application. If you are receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, your child automatically qualifies for free school meals. If you are eligible for unemployment compensation, you might also be eligible for free or reduced price school meals. If you are interesting in applying or would like to know if you qualify, please contact Joyce Kiser for more information. Applications are available in the Front Office. |
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Top Teacher Search!
Do you have a favorite OLMC Teacher that deserves recognition? Hampton Roads Magazine is conducting a Top Teachers Search for the second year in a row.
Please help us recognize and honor the outstanding teachers at our school!
Nominations are taking place at: Top Teacher Search
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Service Hours  In an effort to help keep the tuition cost low, Our Lady of Mount Carmel School requires each registered family to complete a minimum of 20 Service Hours per school year (10 hours if you are a single parent or have a deployed spouse). There will be 10 additional hours added to the requirement if a family receives financial aid. Service hours may be completed through ministries in the OLMC Parish (10 hour maximum credit), performing general work around the school, working in the school classrooms, chaperoning class events, preparing for and working during the school's special events, and sometimes completing take-home work for teachers. Attendance for class programs, school functions, or sporting events are not included for service hours, unless otherwise specified. All families are required to track their own hours and record them in the Service Hours box located in the school's front office. Each trimester, the family hours worked will be totaled and a letter will be sent home in the child's report card stating the total hours completed and the hours remaining to fulfill the requirement. The service hour cut-off date will be May 15th of each school year. Any hours not completed will be billed at a rate of $10.00 per hour and added to the family's tuition account. Below is a sampling of ideas for obtaining Service Hours. Please be sure to check Our Lady's Word and the school website for additional "help needed" information: - During School Hours: Room Parent, Chaperone Field Trips, Tuesday Morning Helpers, Cafeteria Volunteer (contact Gwyn Caison for particulars), Library Volunteer, Playground Monitor, Used Uniform Closet Coordinator
- After School Hours/Weekends: Serving on a Home & School Committee (contact Mrs. Flores, President), Fun Fair, Cooking/Baking for various H & S activities, Working Additional Bingo Shifts (contact Neil O'Connor, Coordinator), Fund Raising Committee, Manna Sales, Auction Committee (securing donations, set up for event, working event), Making a Difference Run, Cornerstone Dinner, Ladies Night Out, Golf Tournament, Grandparents Day
- Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish Ministries (contact Parish Office)
Please note all OLMC volunteers that work around the children should be Virtus trained. For information about Virtus training and the upcoming sessions, please see the last ad on this page. |
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OLMC Athletics
 Come cheer on the Crusaders this fall as they play Soccer, Volleyball and run Cross Country!
The following is a list of this season's athletic schedules:
2012 Crusader Soccer Wednesday, September 12th vs. St. Mary 4pm Monday, September 17th vs. Summit 4pm Thursday, September 20th @ Trinity 4pm Monday, September 24th @ Walsingham 4pm Thursday, September 27th @ Gloria Dei 4pm Friday, September 28th @ WCA 4pm Tuesday, October 2nd vs. Walsingham 4pm Thursday, October 4th @ HRA 4pm Monday, October 8th @ St. Mary 4pm Tuesday, October 9th vs. Gloria Dei 4pm Tuesday, October 16th vs. Trinity 4pm Thursday, October 18th vs. HRA 4pm 2012 Crusader Volleyball Wednesday, September 12th vs. St. Mary 4pm Monday, September 17th vs. Summit 4pm Monday, September 24th vs. HRA 4pm Monday, October 1st vs. Trinity 4pm Friday, October 5th vs. WCA 4pm Monday, October 8th @ St. Mary 4pm Monday, October 15th @ Trinity 4pm 2012 Crusader Cross Country Wednesday, September 26th @ HRA 3:45pm Wednesday, October 3rd @ HRA 3:45pm Wednesday, October 10th @ HRA 3:45pm Wednesday, October 17th @ WARE 4:00pm Wednesday, October 24th @ HRA 3:45pm |
A Recipe for Success:
from the OLMC Cafeteria
 On Thursday, August 23, 2012, Our Lady of Mount Carmel School began serving hot lunches in the school cafeteria under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). All lunches will be prepared on-site in our school cafeteria. These lunches will be nutritious, well balanced, and will follow the meal patterns required by the NSLP. Our children will be provided approximately 1/3 of the daily nutrients they require for a balanced diet according to the government recommended dietary allowances for their age groups. A school lunch will consist of five different food items from five main food groups. These groups are: 1) Meat/Meat Alternate (example: chicken/cheese) 2)Bread/Bread Alternate (example: rolls/pasta, rice) 3)Vegetable 4) Fruit 5)Fluid Milk The cost of the meal is $3.00, which includes a choice of 1% low fat white milk, or 1% low fat chocolate milk. (If your child is lactose intolerant and you wish to substitute juice for milk you are required to submit a letter from your physician requesting this change. We are required, by government regulations, to keep such documentation on file. ) Lunches may be purchased daily through the children's lunch account. Normally deposits will be posted to lunch accounts on THURSDAYS ONLY, however, we receive and post deposits to lunch accounts every day during the first week of school. To make a deposit to your children's lunch account, please follow the procedure outlined here: Place your lunch account money in an envelope marked with your child's name, grade, room number, and amount enclosed. The deposits will be processed each Thursday morning. Checks should be made out to Our Lady of Mount Carmel School. You may add funds to your children's account in any denomination you wish. The lunch account funds may be used to purchase milk, ice cream, and/or hot lunch. For those not wanting a hot lunch, or in addition to your hot lunch, the following items will be sold a la Carte (separate from the hot lunch): MILK: 1% low fat white, skim chocolate, skim white - $.50 JUICE: apple, grape - $.60 ICE CREAM: ice cream sandwich, nutty buddy, etc.-$.60 If you have any questions or need additional information please call us at 757-596-2754, ext. 231. We look forward to serving your children lunch! Sincerely, The Cafeteria Staff |
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Breathe Fun Nights
 So what do you do on Friday nights? Are you tired of doing the "same old same old" - going to dinner, watching a movie, etc.? What about using your Friday night to change the world? We're not kidding! The Breathe Respite Team at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church would love to have you join us as we throw a great party for families of children/adults with special needs. We do this about once a month and are always looking for "Party Peo-ple" to help us make Breathe an unforgettable experience for the kids & their families. Parents can take a break while we have fun with the kids. Our events are once a month on a Friday night from 6:00pm-9:00pm. There are all sorts of serving roles to get connected to! Activity Team: If you enjoy engaging with kiddos for fun activities then this is the slot for you. We need folks to man our activities room for board games, crafts, etc. You will be assigned with another volunteer to man a room and will be given a kit with everything that you need to be wildly successful! Buddy: We need volunteers to be Buddies for the evening to a child who has special needs or their siblings. You will spend the evening having fun together, and making sure they have a fantastic time! Server: We will have a pizza party with the kids and we need folks to help us serve the pizza and clean up after dinner. The first event will be held on Friday, Sept. 7th from 6-9pm, at OLMC School. To view the full calendar, please visit 2012-2013 Breathe CalendarDetails: If you are at least 15 years old and are interested in this fun volunteer opportunity, call Christa Blomstrom at OLMC Church 595-0385 ext. 119 or cblomstrom@olmc.orgAll volunteers must register before the event. |
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2012 Catholic Men's Conference
This first diocesan-wide Catholic Men's Conference will pack in powerful speakers, testimony, workshops, fellowship, Mass, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Promote and strengthen the spiritual growth of Catholic men to be leaders and models of Christ in the family, church, workplace, and community. A men's conference is an opportunity for men to come together and learn from other men to gain support and insight into the challenges that men of faith face in modern society, and to grow in solidarity with one another and with Christ.
The event will be held on Saturday, November 10th in Richmond, VA. For more information, please visit:
2012 Catholic Men's Conference
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Virtus Training
All OLMC volunteers should attend a Virtus training session. VIRTUS is the brand name that identifies best practices programs designed to help prevent wrongdoing and promote "rightdoing" within religious organizations. The VIRTUS programs empower organizations and people to better control risk and improve the lives of all those who interact with the Church. If you've already attended the Virtus training, it is imperative that you read the short monthly bulletins and answer the question at the end, in order to keep your training current. If you forgot your username and/or password, please contact Julie Hill at 757-596-2754 or at jhill@olmc-school.com to recover your information. There will be a VIRTUS training session at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School on September 22, 2012 at 9am. Space is limited and the sessions fill up quickly, so please be sure to register in time. To register for the OLMC session, or for more information about other upcoming sessions in the area, please click on the following link: Upcoming Virtus Training Sessions
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