Little Flower Newsletter 7-19-10

Guitar Hero III Showdown!

On Saturday, July 24th Little Flower will be hosting the first annual Guitar Hero contest. Open to ages 7 - 100, there will be five age brackets and only 16 spots per age bracket. All information and registration forms are available on the school's home page. There will be prizes awarded for each age bracket as well as the Grand Prize winner. For questions you may contact Tara Bone at rtbonez@swbell.net.

Reserve The Date For The Little Flower Run/Walk

On Saturday October 16 Little Flower will be hosting a Run/Walk.  The event is going to be sponsored by many businesses and supporters of Little Flower.  The event will be a registered and sanctioned event, therefore serious competitors are encouraged to participate.  We would like to thank Karla Schlueter and all of the volunteers that have donated their time, talents, and efforts to make this event a success.  They are in need of all of the assistance that they can get.  If you are interested in volunteering please contact Karla at 636-578-1627.

Documentary of Archdiocese To Be Shown!

The documentary, “Mission to Educate—A Faithful Past, A Faith-Filled Future,” is scheduled to be shown at the Missouri History Museum on September 9 and 10 at 2:00 pm.  This concludes the Museum’s “Faith in Film” series, and was also planned in conjunction with the Vatican Splendors Exhibit to which many of you have taken or plan to take student field trips. The exhibit runs through Sept. 12.  We are very pleased to have yet another opportunity to share this amazing story, which very much illustrates an important aspect of St. Louis History, as well as that of the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of Saint Louis!

High School Night This Fall

On Thursday September 16 at Rosati-Kain High School, the families of Little Flower 6^th,7^th, and 8^th grade students are invited to attend an information meeting regarding Catholic High Schools in the St. Louis Archdiocese.  Please put this date on your calendars.  Pay attention for additional information to be sent home at the beginning of the school year.

PRO-LIFE NOVENA FOR UNBORN BABIES

The Saint Michael the Archangel Organization has begun coordinating a multinational PRO-LIFE NOVENA FOR UNBORN BABIES. This September 29th - October 7th, 2010 Novena consists of the 10,000 Masses for Unborn Babies Novena and the 10,000 Rosary Novenas for Unborn Babies. All Masses and Rosaries will be offered for one intention: For the protection of unborn human persons.
A person may be a participant in the PRO-LIFE NOVENA FOR UNBORN BABIES by doing one or both of the following:
1) Schedule to have the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass offered on at least one of the 9 days of the Novena(Each Mass should be offered for the protection of unborn human persons);
2) Pray the Rosary on each day of the Novena(Each Rosary should be prayed for the protection of unborn human persons).
The website www.SaintMichaelTheArchangelOrganization.org has much information about the Novena, including: 1) How to register; 2) Two counters on the homepage showing the number of Masses and Rosaries that have been registered; 3) Ideas for promoting the Novena(this includes downloading and making copies of the "Bulletin Insert/Poster" which can be found at www.SaintMichaelTheArchangelOrganization.org/BulletinInsert.pdf
A person may also register and/or request information by writing to: Saint Michael the Archangel Organization; P. O. Box 41257; Memphis, Tennessee 38174; U.S.A.(If a person requests printed information, it is asked that a stamped, self-addressed envelope be enclosed.)
The Saint Michael the Archangel Organization recently coordinated the May 7th - 9th ONE MILLION ROSARIES FOR UNBORN BABIES prayer event in which people from over 40 nations registered more than 42,000 Rosaries that were to be prayed for an end to the surgical and non-surgical killing of unborn human persons.

QSP Magazine Sales

I would like to again thank everyone that supported Little Flower School through our magazine drive that was held in February.  The drive was a huge success thanks to your generous support and the hard work of our students.  You can renew your subscriptions or purchase new subscriptions at www.qsp.com.  You can do this at any time and support Little Flower School or you can wait for our next drive which will be held in February 2011.

Uniform Resale

On Sat. Aug 7^th, 9am-12:00 noon in the LF parking lot our annual uniform resale will be held. Items can be turned in to Sharon Verzino any time before the sale.  Sharon’s address is 1225 Arch Terrace. Items need to be clean, no holes/rips and sizes marked (best guesses appreciated) if the tags are not legible. Items without a family name have proceeds donated to LF school. Items marked with family name are priced as is (by family) with the proceeds going to the family marked. Unmarked item prices ($ donated to LF school): white shirts-$1.00, shorts/sweatshirts-$2.00, pants-$3.00, specialy items (fundraising shirts, PE)-$4.00, jumpers/skirts-$5.00

Paul VI Courses Available

Are any of you interested in learning more about the theology and doctrines of our Church?  If so, a Paul VI class might benefit you.  For more information regarding the classes that are offered through the Paul VI program, please visit www.archstl.org or call 314-792-7000.

How Often Do You Shop Online?

My guess is that like myself, many of you shop online frequently.  Little Flower School has partnered with an organization called School Mall.  This company will allow you to shop at many of your favorite merchants, while earning money for our school.  Information was home on Tuesday March 2 in the Tuesday Packet.  If you are interested please fill out the information and return it as soon as possible or stop by the office to complete a registration form.

Easy Fundraising For Little Flower

How often do you use Search Engines?  My guess is that you use them often.  You can raise money for our school while completing your searches.  Use www.goodsearch.com and you can support our school.  They give 1 cent for every search that is made.  Over the course of a year this could translate to hundreds of dollars for our school.