St Vincents College Prep Academy - Cape Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST June 26, 1966 NIASSES will be offered for the following intentions: 6:30 A. lV1. Mon. Ernest Lorts Thurs. Earl Gramling Tues. Caroline Kilhaefner Fri. Altar St Rosary Sod. Wed. Vivian Pikey Sat. Special Intention FIRST FRIDAY. Friday is the First Friday of the month of July. Mass will -be at 6:30 A. M. in the school. Confess- ions will be heard on Thursday from 3:30-5:30 and from 7:00 - 8:00. Children are especially urged to continue the practice of receiving Holy Communion on theFirst Fridays of the month. FIRST SATURDAY of the month is Saturday. Masses are at 6:30 A. M. in the school and 5:30 P. M. in the Church. ATTENTION USHERS. All ushers are asked to attend a meeting Monday night in the Rectory Meeting Room at 8:00 P. M. THE C. Y. C. will meet Wednesday evening after the Miraculous Medal Novena which is at 7:30 P, M. in the Church. The meeting is in the old school hall. SCHOOL TUITION. If anyone still owes tuition, book rentals, or fees, even though the Sisters are gone for the summer, this may be paid at the rectory. Sister left the record books with Father, and there are still some that owe. PETERS PENCE. Thank you for your offering for the Peter's Pence collection taken today. In the event that it was Forgotten today, it may be placed in the collection next Sunday. MARRIAGE BANNS. There is a promise of marriage between Paul E. Quinlan, St. Malachy's Parish, Rantool, Ill., and Mary Vincent Heady of this parish. This is the second publication

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ST. VINCENT'S CHURCH CHURCH: Main and William RECTORY: 741 Forest PHONES: Rectory: ED 5-7667 School: ED4-2935 Convent: ED 5-8575 Rev. Wendelin J Dunker, C.M., Pastor Rev. James Thompson, C.M., Assistant

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THE COLLECTION last Sunday was Sl, 378. 50. Thank you. Of this amount the loose collection was 593. 835 Young Adults Sl. 845 Children 85. 59g Envelopes Sl, 277. 24. There are approximately 565 sets of envelopes which should be in use and last Sunday only 251 individuals used theirs. The previous average has been somewhat higher. We will be sending quarterly reports shortly. Once there was a little boy. When he was three weeks his parents turned him over to a baby-sitter. was two years old, they dressed him up like a cowboy and gave him a gun. It , 'Il When he When he When he was three, everybody said, Ain t he cute. as he went about lisping a beer commercial. was six, his father occasionally dropped him off at Sunday school on his way to the golf course across town. was eight, he bought him a BB gun, and taught him to shoot sparrows. He learned to shoot windshields himself. was ten, he spent his afternoon time squatting at the drugstore newsstand reading comic books. His mother wasn't home, and his father was busy. was thirteen, he told his parents that other boys stayed out as late as they wanted to, so they said it was okay too. It was easier that way. was fifteen, the police called his home one night. We have your boy. He's in trouble. In trouble? screamed his father. It can't be MY boy! But it was. When he When he When he When he CHILDREN are natural mimics -- they act like their parents in spite of every attempt to teach them good manners. THE 11:00 A. M. SUNDAY MASS in the school has been discon- tinued during the summer.