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SAINT MARGARETP A R I S H
Seeking a world transformed and unified in Christ
Welcome To Saint Margaret!No matter what your family or marital sta-tus, no matter where you are in the practice of the faith, no matter what your background or personal history, you are welcomed and loved at Saint Margaret Parish. Want to talk to one of the priests? Call 410-879-2670.
Breaking News
Play It Forward Our next gathering will take place from 10:00 - 11:30 am in the Adult Education Center on Monday, July 9. Come play simple games and socialize with people of different abili-ties. You will definitely have a good time and leave with a smile on your face!
Eucharistic Adoration for VocationsTuesday, July 10 after the 8:30 am Mass until 6:00 pm in Saint Margaret chapel. Participate in the special day of prayer by coming to the chapel to spend some quiet time in adoration of the Lord.
Coffee and Conversation Our next gather-ing will take place on Thursday, July 12 at 9:00 am in the Adult
Education Center. All are welcome to sam-ple homemade goodies and socialize with fellow parishioners.
Services for Young ChildrenIn an effort to accommodate parents with infants and young children, our parish pro-vides the following services:• Baby changing stations are located in
the handicap restrooms• Nursery service is provided during the
9:00 and 10:30 am Masses at the church and during the 9:30 and 11:00 am Mass-es at Saint Mary Magdalen.
• The sound system extends into the cry-room and lobby for parents when their little ones need a “time out!”
Saint Margaret Church n Bulletin for the week of July 8, 2012 n Saint Mary Magdalen Mission
141 N. Hickory Ave. • Bel Air, MD 21014Parish Offices
410-838-6969, 410-879-2670Fax: 410-879-2518
www.stmargaret.org
PastorMsgr. G. Michael Schleupner
Pastor EmeritusRev. Francis Callahan
Associate PastorsRev. John P. CunninghamRev. C. Douglas Kenney
Catholic Chaplain to Upper Chesapeake Medical Center - In Residence
Rev. Roque Lim
Assistant PastorKaren Saccenti
DeaconsJohn Chott, James DeCapite
Patrick J. Goles, Victor PetrosinoMartin Wolf
Business ManagerMary Ellen Bates
Director of DevelopmentMichele Kogler
Music Minister
OutreachJane O’Hara
Adult Faith FormationMarie Dekowski
Preschool and Elementary Faith FormationKeri Geibler and Amanda Haberman
Middle and High School Faith FormationCeeCee Meholic
Youth and Young Adult MinisterKristin Rupprecht
Saint Margaret SchoolMadeleine Hobik, Principal
410-879-1113
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Daily: Saint Margaret Chapel Monday - Friday: 6:30 am and 8:30 am Saturday: 8:30 am Chapel is open for private prayer daily 6:30 am - 5:00 pmWeekend: Saint Margaret Church Saturday: 4:00 pm and 5:30 pm Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am and 12:00 pm Saint Mary Magdalen Mission Sunday: 9:30 am and 11:00 am
Reconciliation: Saint Margaret Church Saturday: 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm and immediately following the 5:30 pm Mass
Saturday 4:00 pm Bonnie Basener 5:30 pm William R. SchwaedSunday 7:30 am Baby Mason Goff 9:00 am Fred Alter 9:30 am Frank Meadowcroft 10:30 am Paul and Josephine Guercio 11:00 am Madeline Greely 12:00 pm Parishioners of Saint MargaretMonday 6:30 am Annemarie Fitzpatrick 8:30 am Chrystelle BrockmeyerTuesday 6:30 am Benjamin Boniface 8:30 am Bernard and Marie FrankoWednesday 6:30 am Gerald M. Duffy 8:30 am Mary Kelly ReinmannThursday 6:30 am Gerard Kunkel 8:30 am Jean PoolerFriday 6:30 am John Nolan 8:30 am Rosalie Gloria BatesSaturday 8:30 am Russ and Marie Pelps (50th Anniversary) 4:00 pm Vince Morisi 5:30 pm John, Margaret and Robert WlzackSunday 7:30 am Frank Meadowcroft 9:00 am Madeline Greely 9:30 am Tom Heidenreich 10:30 am Peggy Rini 11:00 am Parishioners of Saint Margaret 12:00 pm Michael Guercio
The Parish Office hours: Monday through Thursday - 9:00 am to 7:30 pm Friday - 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Time sharing good newsReading I Amos 7:12–15 Amos called by God to prophesyReading II Ephesians 1:3–14 Blessing for Jew and GentileGospel Mark 6:7–13 The mission of the TwelveKey Passage He called the twelve and began to send them out two by two, and gave them authority over the unclean spirits. (Mark 6:7)Adult What good news of Jesus can you share with others this week?Child What good news of Jesus can you share with others this week?
Mass Schedule
Mass Intentions July 7 - July 15, 2012
Readings for July 15, 2012The Pastoral CouncilMike Adams 410-459-7237Dan Berardi 410-420-9114Ann Brecht-Castle 410-893-6162Bill Coward 410-893-1958Ken Dawson 410-836-8278Tricia Landis 410-838-3376Terrence Lijewski 410-879-5872Sandy Peters 410-879-1833Ed Rhodes 410-838-8612Lisa Sheehan 443-910-4939Greg Yantz 410-638-1828
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For children up to 3 years of age, nursery service is available in the Preschool building (next to the church) during the 9:00 and 10:30 am Masses and at Saint Mary Magdalen during the 9:30 and 11:00 am Masses. Trained staff will care for your children while you attend Mass. This is a free service.
Facilities Projects Update• New duct work for heating and
air conditioning is being in-stalled in the gym.
• The concrete stairs along the rear driveway have been re-moved and replaced.
• All kitchen equipment has been disconnected, and much of what will not be reused in the hall will be added to the Calla-han Center kitchen. Work con-tinues on schedule.
The driveway behind the elemen-tary school will be closed at times
on weekdays and open on as many weekends as con-struction permits. We appreciate your understand-ing and coopera-tion.
Please contact Mary Ellen Bates at 410-838-6969, ext. 115 with any questions.
Congratulations and God Bless
Mike and Mary Fahreswho celebrated their
50th Wedding Anniversary last weekend.
WelcomeAria Rose Reilly
James Anthony Eslerand
Landon Michael Smith
who were baptized last weekend into the Saint Margaret parish commu-nity. May they continue to receive God’s blessings and grace.
Renovations Continue on Hall/Gym
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Adult Faith Formation
Marie Dekowski, 410-838-6969, ext. [email protected]
Franciscan Mysticism:Why Is It Unique?What are the specific characteristics of a Franciscan spirituality? How would St. Fran-cis and his followers have met God in a way any different than anyone else? Join us for this webcast with Fr. Richard Rohr on Thursday, July 12, from 7:00 to 8:00 pm in the Adult Education Center.
Wine, Faith and RomanceAn evening with Fr. Leo Patalinghug, the cooking priest. Love, dating, marriage and natural fertility control - it’s divine!7:00 pm talk with wine and cheese in the parish center of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, 5200 North Charles Street in Bal-timore. $15 per person. $5 babysitting (per child). RSVP by Monday, July 23 at http://bit.ly/winefaithromance or to 410-707-9842 or [email protected].
Please Support Our AdvertisersWe at Saint Margaret Parish thank all our ad-vertisers. Please continue to show your sup-port for them because without them, this bul-letin would not be possible.
Always check the bulletin first before you use the Yellow Pages. Even mention you found their ad on our bulletin, so they know their advertising is effective!
Find Our Bulletin Anytime You Need ItWere you out of town? Did you forget to take a bulletin home with you? There is an easy way to get it: Visit our parish website www.stmargaret.org. Under the Information Tab, select Bulletins
Campaign NewsTotal Goal: $4,000,000Raised to Date: $3,664,982Percent of Goal: 91.6%Thank you! Your generosity continues to bring us closer to our goal. If you have not yet had an opportunity to make a commitment, please call the parish office, 410-879-2670.
You can also use the yellow Capital Campaign envelopes included with your packet of regu-lar offertory envelopes to make a gift. Ev-eryone who has made a pledge will receive payment reminders from the Archdiocese according to the schedule you designated on your pledge form.
From Father Mike Dear Friends,
I am pleased to share with you that Archbishop Lori has appointed Fa-ther Roque Lim as Catholic chaplain of Upper Chesa-
peake Medical Center. This appoint-ment became effective on July 1.
Since it was opened in the year 2000, Upper Chesapeake has grown in size and has become a very busy hospital. Saint Margaret Parish had been respon-sible for the spiritual care of all Catholic patients until December 2010. By that time, it became clear to me and to the other pastors of nearby parishes that we needed, if possible, to devote the full-time service of a priest to the spiritual care of the patients at the hospital. Ac-cordingly, the Archbishop then assigned Father Gregory Ferri as the temporary Catholic chaplain. Father Ferri has been reassigned to Saint Mary Parish in Hager-stown effective July 1, and Father Roque Lim became permanent Catholic chap-lain of the hospital as of that same date.
Father Lim was born in the Phil-ippines. His parents and family im-migrated to the United States in 1974 when Father was only nine years old. Father is one of four children and has three sisters. They made their home in Baltimore where some of his mother’s family had already settled. Father Lim grew up in Saint Joseph Monastery Parish in the Irvington community of west Baltimore. His father died in 1997, and his mother and sisters still live in the Baltimore area. After at-tending the Polytechnic High School, Father went to the University of Maryland where he received a Bach-elor’s Degree in medical technology.
He then earned a Masters Degree in molecular biology from Maryland and worked over 14 years in several posi-tions – at the Shock Trauma Center at University Hospital, at Harbor Hospi-tal, and at Quest Diagnostics. Father became a candidate for the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Baltimore in 1999. He attended Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg and was ordained in 2006. Since then, Father Lim has served as an Associate Pastor at Saint Joseph Parish in Cock-eysville (2006 to 2009) and then at Saint Joseph Parish in Fullerton (2009 until now). Father Lims‘ residence is now here at Saint Margaret.
In his chaplaincy ministry, Father will visit all Catholic patients daily (and other patients who request), be avail-able for personal and spiritual guid-ance, and offer the sacraments of Reconciliation and Anointing. Pres-ently, parishioners from Saint Margaret take Holy Communion each day to all Catholic patients at the hospital and this practice will continue. Father will, of course, respond to emergency calls at the hospital, and, as possible, assist with re-sponding to those in need at other loca-tions as well.
Finally, the 11 parishes of our Harford Region have worked cooperatively in planning over recent years. In that spirit, with Father Lim’s assignment here, either Father Lim or our Associate Pastor Father John Cunningham will take turns in assisting regularly with Masses at Saint Francis de Sales and perhaps also at an-other parish in the county. Father Lim will also have a regular turn at Masses here at Saint Margaret. Please join me in welcoming Father to Saint Margaret, to Harford County and to his ministry at Upper Chesapeake. Father Mike
Lord, open my eyes to those who are hurting and in need of food.
Remember the power of 11 person, 1 food item, 1 Mass
Envelope Reminder Angel I’ve been assigned to watch over you for the summer months. I’ll be reminding you that when you go on vaca-tion your parish expenses will continue and that we need your envelopes in order to meet these expenses.
May I suggest that if you missed using your envelopes while you were on vacation, or any time, that you please catch up soon. May God bless you and keep you safe and well.
Community NotesAnna’s House Summer RaffleThe annual raffle is back and bigger than ever. Tickets are $5 each or 5 tickets for $20. All proceeds support the single moms and children at Anna’s House. First prize is Ravens autographed football by Joe Flacco and Ray Rice, a bushel of steamed crabs, a case of Natty Boh, entertaining accessories and $40 gift certificate to Bull on the Beach. Second prize is four tickets to Orioles vs Yankees on September 8 (Picnic Perch sec-tion which includes unlimited hot dogs, soft drinks and popcorn) and Tory Burch tote and summer accessories. Drawing is Sep-tember 4 and you do not need to be pres-ent to win. Tickets are available in the parish office.
Home Communion to the SickIf you know someone who cannot make it to Sunday Mass and would like to receive Communion at home, please contact Jane O’Hara at 410-838-6969.
Prayer Shawls AvailableIf you have a friend or loved one who is ill, consider coming to the Outreach office to select a
Prayer Shawl handmade by our team mem-bers. We have many colors available and they make a very thought ful gift. The shawl comes wrapped in a gift bag and includes a note and religious medal. God will donations are appreciated, but not expected.
Outreach NotesFor more information, contact Jane O’Hara at 410-838-6969/410-879-2670, ext. 143,
e-mail [email protected].
Substance Abuse Ministry If you or someone you love is struggling with substance issues and needs to begin healing by working on the fifth step, please consider coming to one of the weekly meetings on this campus.
Mondays, 7:00 pm - Families AnonymousFridays, 7:00 pm - Alcoholics AnonymousSaturday, 7:30 pm - Women for SobrietySundays, 6:00 pm - Narcotics AnonymousSundays, 8:00 pm - Alcoholics Anonymous
Seasons of RecoveryThursday, July 19, 7:00 - 8:30 pm in Saint Margaret church. Prescription Drugs: Use, Misuse, and Recovery. Scott Dehorty, LC-SW-C, Johns Hopkins Hospital Pain Treat-ment Program. This workshop will focus on prescription drug use and abuse. There will be specific focus on chronic pain, sleep dis-orders, anxiety, and Attention Deficit Dis-order. Admission is free. All are welcome. Please RSVP by hone, 410-273-2303 or by e-mail, [email protected].
Life After LossA Journey with Horses Chesapeake Therapeutic Riding is offering a workshop on Sunday, July 29 from 9:00 am to noon for anyone coping with the loss of someone. Participate in a unique experi-ence, utilizing the healing power of horses to guide you during your grieving process. This workshop is ot about learning riding skills. All activities are unmounted. Cost is $75 per person. Chesapeake Therapeutic Riding is also looking to train volunteers to help with these events. For more informa-tion and to register, call 410-914-5183 or visit www.ChesapeakeTherapeutiRiding.org
Poor Box DonationsThrough your generosity you are perform-ing a good work; far greater than you think. The donations placed in the Poor Box bring Christ’s love and compassion to the poor.
Ministry of ConsolationThe next gathering will take place on Tues-day, July 10 at 1:00 pm in the Adult Edu-cation Center. Try hugging your close friends and family members today, even if you usually don’t. You just might like it.
Cottage Thrift Shop Summer Sale! Please come help the shop recycle their in-ventory! Treasures abound for modest pric-es! The shop is located on Broadway across from ShopRite and it is open Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. All proceeds benefits Emmanuel Episcopal and Saint Margaret Church outreach programs.
Health Ministry Last year, while many Ameri-cans were enjoying Indepen-dence Day festivities with family and friends, an esti-mated 6,300 Americans spent part of their 4th of July holi-
day in the emergency room due to fireworks injuries. Often thought of as safe, sparklers accounted for 43% of injuries. Celebrate safely.
Free Yoga Classes!Interested in learning about how Yoga can help relieve stress and help with overall wellness? One of our parishioners is fin-ishing training in yoga instruction and will be offering two 4-week classes here on our campus. A maximum of eight participants can come to either class so sign-up will be on a first-come-first-serve basis. This is for beginners so no former knowledge is nec-essary. Participants need to bring their own yoga mat. Class will begin Tuesday, July 31 at 7:00 pm or Thursday, August 2 at 5:00 pm. Both sessions will take place in the Adult Education Center. Please contact Sue Abrams at [email protected].
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)Looking to take off a few pounds before hit-ting the beach? Consider joining our TOPS group which meets every Thursday, 3:30 - 5:00 pm in the Adult Education Center. All are welcome.
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Parish Notes . . .
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Marriage Moments “For when I am weak, then I am strong.” 2 Cor. 12:10Sometimes spouses can be a thorn in each other’s side. Annoying as this can be, it can also be a path to self-correction and humility.
One’s weakness is the other’s strength and vice-versa. Name your own weakness and strength. © Susan Vogt
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Liturgy CornerHey, you guuuuuuuys!Remember that opening from the PBS TV show ‘The Electric Company’? When the kids heard that, they all knew it was time to sit up and focus on what was coming.
The same might be said of the Preface, from the Dialogue through the Sanctus. There’s been a whirlwind of activity in the Liturgy thus far, but now it’s time to quiet ourselves and turn our attention to THE high point of our Liturgy – the Eucharistic Prayer.
The Preface Dialogue begins with “The Lord be with you.” We are encouraged to “lift up our hearts” and focus on heavenly things. We may physically be in a pew, but our spirits, our entire beings, are encour-aged to seek heaven where all the angels and saints praise God. We conclude with “It is right and just.” It is right that we praise God – we are His creation. It is just - God is deserving of all praise.
Continuing, the Priest echoes that same sentiment as he proclaims the reason for praising God at this liturgy. The text changes depending on the liturgical sea-son or feast but, ultimately, the entire bib-lical story is recalled for us as we praise God for creation and salvation.
Finally, with the Sanctus, we join the throngs of angels as we praise God with “Holy, holy, holy” just as they did in the an-cient church. This Trishagion “three times holy” is the Hebrew superlative that unites our voices with those of heaven as well as the Church throughout the ages. To-gether, with our hearts lifted to heaven, we come into the awesome presence of God.
Training for Eucharistic MinistersTraining sessions will be held for persons who are interested in becoming Extraordi-nary Ministers of Holy Communion at our parish. Attend training either July 23 or July 24, 6:30 - 7:30 pm in the church. Please call Mary Ann Silvestri, 410-838-6261 or [email protected] to sign up or if you have any questions.
The Basilica Needs Volunteers!Do you like history? Are you interested in Catholic history? Do you enjoy talking to people? Become a docent for the Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. As a volunteer for the Basilica, you will learn all about the history of America’s first cathe-dral, including facts about the lives of Arch-bishop John Carroll, Maryland’s first bishop, James Cardinal Gibbons, and the great archi-tect Benjamin Henry Latrobe, who designed the Basilica culminating in what many believe as his greatest masterpiece. You will gain knowledge of the many important histori-cal events that took place in the cathedral as well as the many dignitaries, historical figures and saints that have visited. You will work alongside our already knowledgeable and dedicated team of docents to give tours and answer questions from our many visitors. The time commitment could be as much as once a week or as little as once a month, working a four hour shift in the morning or afternoon. If you are interested in learning more about this exciting and fun volunteer opportunity, please contact Kathy Wandishin at [email protected] or 410-727-3565, ext. 68.
Summer Due Dates for Bulletin ItemsItems are due by 10:00 am. Fax to 410-879-2518 or e-mail [email protected].
Saint Margaret Youth MinistryKristin Rupprecht
Youth and Young Adult Minister410-879-2670, ext 166
High School Youth Ministry (HSYM)FiRE House
Study Drop-Ins We will resume the study drop-ins in the fall!
High School Hangout Nights!
8th grade graduates: you are now high school students, so please come join us! Every Tuesday, 7:00 - 9:30 pm.
Confirmation for Next YearA quick reminder to any upcoming 10th graders who are interested in enrolling in Confirmation prep this coming year. It’s not too late! Call Kristin in the parish office.
Summer Drop-Ins Return!Once again this summer, beginning July 5, we invite all middle and high school students to our summer drop-ins every Thursday, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm outside at Saint Mary Magdalen. We will play games
and have fun! During the month of July while the gym floor is being cleaned, if it rains, drop-ins will be canceled.
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Elementary Faith Formation410-879-2670/410-838-6969Preschool and Elementary
Keri Geibler, [email protected] Haberman,
Register For 2012-13 ClassesRegister Now For Reduced Tuition!The deadline for receiving the reduced tuition rate for 2012-13 Faith Formation classes is July 20. It will be here before you know it!
Register your students today by visiting our website, www.stmargaret.org. Just click on “Ministries” and then “Children” or “Youth/Teens.”
You Will Love It And You Will Love Yourself For Doing it!
What are we talking about? Answering the Spirit’s call! Yes, becoming a cat-echist for Faith Formation classes or Confirmation is a call you won’t regret answering. Call one of the coordinators for more information.
Middle/High School Faith Formation CeeCee Meholic, [email protected], 410-879-2670
Attention Parents of Rising 9th GradersIf you have a student entering 9th grade this fall and plan to have him or her enter our Confirmation program in 10th grade, your student must be enrolled for Faith Formation classes this year or enrolled at a Catholic high school for 9th grade. Planning for Next YearPlease consider helping in this ministry for next year. Participating in this program with your child can be an enriching experience for both of you! I need help in several areas including teachers, team teachers, aides, traffic helpers, hall monitors, service project vol-unteers and prayer service volunteers. Please call or e-mail me if you have an interest in participating. Thank you!
Saint Margaret SchoolMadeleine Hobik – Principal
Elementary Campus 410-879-1113Middle School Campus 410-877-9660
Principal: [email protected] Assistant Principals: [email protected]
and [email protected] Admissions: [email protected]
School Summer Office HoursThe Elementary School Campus will be open Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 am until 2:00 pm. The Middle School Campus will be closed during the month of July and will reopen with summer hours on August 2. Both offices will resume regular school hours on Monday, August 13; Middle School, 7:15 a.m. – 3:15 p.m. and Elementary School, 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Special AwardsCongratulations to the following eighth grade students who have received special awards for the third trimester. Kim Trio Award - McKenna Cawman; Jackie Kinzler Science Award: Joseph Camello; Language Arts Award - Andrew Jagielski.
Children Are Quick! Teacher: John, why are you doing your math multiplication on the floor? John: You told me to do it with- out using tables.
Spotlight on Student AchievementsSMS Eighth Grade Award RecipientsPresidential Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence To receive this award, students must have an A average on Grade 6-8 report cards. Recommendation from a teacher must re-flect outstanding achievement in one or more academic disciplines or involvement in a community service. Standardized test scores must be in the 90th percentile in math and reading. Other criteria consid-ered are: integrity, motivation, attendance, initiative, leadership qualities, intellectual depth, and exceptional judgment. Those students awarded the Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic Ex-cellence are: Raymius Angelo, Matthew Becker, Andrew Bogdan, Michael Ehart, Claire Grunewald, Julia Haigley, Katherine Heidrick, Julia Henninger, Kristen Isoldi, Peter Kirby, Raymond McDermott, Nicho-las Miller, Kathleen O’Neill, Hailey Siemek, Kevin Smith, Katherine Sullivan, and Pres-ton Thomson. Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic AchievementStudents must show outstanding education-al growth, improvement, commitment, or intellectual development in their academic subjects. This award is meant to recognize a different type of academic achievement. Students who show an unusual commit-ment to learning and improving in academ-ics despite various obstacles are eligible for this award. Other criteria considered are the same as the character qualities for the Out-standing Academic Excellence Award. Those students awarded the Presiden-tial Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement are: Abigail Ascenzi, Kyle Bollinger, Andrew Borkowicz, Sean Camp-bell, McKenna Cawman, Madisen Coard, Megan Cowan, Alice Cumpston, Mary Kate Gerety, Madison Hooper, Drew Is-ennock, Alexander Kaufman, Alexandra Kropkowski, Carly Lyon, Karli Maguire, Taylor Mezzatesta, Quinten Petro, Patrick Ray, Lauktona Rimpel, James Schall, Brad-ley Wancowicz, and Timothy Yantz.
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Education Notes . . .
Baseball Game and Fireworks!Friday, August 10, at 7:05 pm at Ripken Stadi-um. Saint Margaret par-ish will sponsor a group outing when the Iron-birds host the minor league Connecticut Ti-
gers affiliate of the Detroit Tigers. We have terrace box seats on the third base line. Cost is $13 and includes an Ironbirds cap and game scorecard. Tickets can be purchased in the parish office or call 410-838-6969 for more information.
Employment OpportunitySaint Margaret SchoolAfter School Program
We have several part-time positions available at the Elementary School (ages 3-11) and Middle School (ages 11-13) in our after school program. Individual will assist with homework and provide direction in all other activities. All shifts are five days per week. Shifts at the Elementary School include: • One 12:30 - 5:00 pm• One 2:30 - 6:00 pm• Three 2:30 - 5:30 pmShifts at the Middle School are • Two 2:30 - 6:00 pmInterested individuals please submit resume to Patty Smithson at Saint Margaret School, 205 Hickory Avenue, Bel Air, Maryland 21014.
