HIS WORD TODAY BY Rev. William J. Reilly

The Sunday Good News Pentecost Sunday The Church of Saint John Bosco May 20, 2018

THIS WEEK & IN THE WEEKS AHEAD…

Teen Breakfast Bunch ........ May 20 after 9 AM Mass

Parent Meeting, (September’s 2nd grade) ..........

............................................ May 20, 10 AM, Church

SJB Book Club ................. Sunday, May 20, 12:30 PM, Top of the 80’s

SJB Hosts Salvation Army Luncheon ............... Wednesday, May 23

Parish Council Meeting ................................. May 24, 6:30-8:00 PM

Spiritual Reading, ENCOUNTERING RISEN CHRIST ....................

......................................... Saturday, June 9, 9:15-11:15 AM, Room 3

New Altar Server Training .................................. June 9, 10:00 AM

Parent Meeting, (September’s 8th Grade) June 10, 10 AM, Church

Youth Ministry Mass .................................. Sunday, June 10, 11 AM

Women’s Conference ....................... University of Scranton, June 23

New Altar Server Training ..................................... June 23, 10 AM

New Altar Server Training ....................... July 7 and July 21, 10 AM

Vacation Bible Camp, “Babylon” ....................... July 30 to August 3

SJB 16th Annual Golf Tournament ................. Saturday, August 25

“Jesus stood up and exclaimed; ‘Let anyone who thirsts come to Me and drink. As Scripture says: Rivers of living water will flow from within him who believes in Me.’ He said this in reference to the Spirit that those who came to believe were to receive.”

The great event in Jerusalem, marked by wind, noise and fire, was a moment of fulfillment and at the same time of beginning for the life of the church. The signs and wonders of Pentecost are so familiar surrounding the radical change which took place in the upper room. Jesus speaks to us today, leading me to ask myself: Do I thirst for the Lord? When we are thirsty we long for a drink, for refreshment, to be renewed. The reading from John, who always speaks about belief and believers, reminds me to pray ‘Come Holy Spirit’ in the events of my daily life. I am thirsty for the Lord, yes or no. The Spirit is part of my family life, of my home and work. The Spirit leads and guides me, but only if I ask and give in. Speaking of thirst, remember the words on the lips of Jesus at Calvary, ‘I thirst’. He thirsts still for you and for your Spirit filled life.

A PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT

Breathe in me O Holy Spirit that my thoughts may all be holy;

Act in me O Holy Spirit that my works, too,

may be holy;

Draw my heart O Holy Spirit that I love

but what is holy;

Strengthen me O Holy Spirit to defend

that is holy;

Guard me then O Holy Spirit

that I always may be holy.

Amen.

St. Augustine of Hippo (AD 354-430)

REMINDER - SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE Beginning next Sunday, May 27 (Memorial Day Weekend), the last mass on Sundays will be celebrated at 11 AM NOT 11:30 AM. This will continue through and including Labor Day Weekend, Sunday, September 2. The regular schedule will resume on Sunday, September 9.

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Faith Formation Corner

We are excited to be able to continue our CLOW (Children’s Liturgy of the Word) program through the summer at the 9:00 mass! Please note that there will be no CLOW on Sunday, May 27th. CLOW will resume on Sunday, June 3rd. Attending a different mass? Children’s bulletins are available every weekend outside of the Faith Formation office.

THANK YOU to all who attended our first Vacation Bible Camp meeting on May 16th. There is still time to sign up to help with this summer’s camp, Babylon, which will take place from July 30th-August 3rd. Please contact the Faith Formation office for more information.

ATTENTION PARENTS OF STUDENTS ENTERING 2ND GRADE IN SEPTEMBER: There will be a meeting on Sunday, May 20th at 10:00 am in the church. At least one parent must be in attendance in order to receive important preparation and registration information for next year’s preparation for First Penance and First Communion.

ATTENTION PARENTS OF STUDENTS ENTERING 8th GRADE IN SEPTEMBER: There will be a meeting on Sunday, June 10th at 10:00 am in the church. At least one parent must be in attendance in order to receive important preparation and registration information for next

year’s preparation for Confirmation.

SUNDAY STEWARDS 1,115 families receive envelopes.

393 white offertory envelopes were used on the weekend of May 12/13.

Sunday Mass Attendance: 983

Total Sunday Offering: $7,418.00

Thank you for your generosity!

CALLING ALL YOUNG PARISHIONERS AND THEIR FRIENDS This summer we will have a special youth ministry program on Sunday nights presented by Dan Synoski. It will be open to students entering Grade 9 through 12 in September as well as to all college age young people. Entitled, "Faith by the Fire", it will be the Youth Version of Pivotal Players on Sunday nights. A tentative schedule would be the following: 7:00-8:00 PM: Topical Discussion; 8:00-8:15 PM: Night Prayer; and 8:15-9:00 PM: Campfire at the fire pit behind the rectory with refreshments. MARK YOUR CALENDAR, INVITE A FRIEND AND PLAN TO ATTEND. More information to follow.

UP AND OVER YOUTH RETREAT "Up and Over" is a weekend retreat for 6th, 7th and 8th grade students taking place on June 1-3, 2018 at Camp Orchard Hill, Dallas, that focuses on team building exercises, problem solving skills and small group processing in order to help students discover their strengths and inherent goodness. The skills learned during this retreat will help students get “up and over” their challenges. Contact Shannon Kowalski at the Office for Parish Life (570-207- 2213) for more information. Register online at dioceseofscranton.org. SAINT JOHN BOSCO PARISH WILL PAY 1/2 OF THE COST OF THE WEEKEND. YOU REGISTER AND PAY THE FIRST HALF AND AFTER YOU PARTICIPATE, THE PARISH WILL PAY THE BALANCE.

NEW ALTAR SERVER TRAINING Deacon Maurice will have training for the new altar servers on the following dates: June 9; June 23; July 7; and July 21. All training classes start at 10:00 AM. Training will be about one hour long, and at least two of the four scheduled classes will be mandatory.

TEEN BREAKFAST BUNCH will be held this Sunday, May 20, following the 9 AM Mass. All parish youth are invited, from recently confirmed to recently graduated! Join us in the Multi-Purpose Room for breakfast and bring your ideas for what you would like to make happen at Saint John Bosco Youth Ministry! See you there!

YOUTH MINISTRY OFFICE HOURS Youth Ministry Office Hours will be Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30-11:00 AM and Sundays from 10-12:30 AM in the Faith Formation Back Office. Stop by and say hello!

Adult Faith Formation: CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players, led by Dan Synoski, will be held Wednesdays at 1 PM and 6:30 PM for six sessions beginning June 6. This program is produced by WORD ON FIRE and Bishop Robert Barron. It is a wonderful video and discussion presentation with some background material, questions and prayer. The Pivotal Players is a multi-part film series that illumines a handful of saints, artists, mystics, and scholars who not only shaped the life of the Church but changed the course of civilization. THE INFLUENTIAL PLAYERS THIS SEASON WILL BE: ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, ST. THOMAS AQUINAS, BL. JOHN HENRY NEUMANN, ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA, G. K. CHESTERTON AND MICHELANGELO. Call the Parish Office to register, (570) 788-1997, Ext. 3.

PERFECT ATTENDANCE Congratulations to our Faith Formation students who ended the year with perfect attendance! The following students faithfully attended all 31 classes this year. We commend our students and their families for their commitment to our program.

Level 2: Kyden Kowalick Level 8: Felicia Cera Level 5: Brady Znachko Kristyn Stanek Molly Znachko

LIGHTHOUSE MEDIA We are pleased to offer the two Lighthouse Media bookracks in our Church and Faith Formation Center. There’s a wealth of good information in these resources and we encourage all of our parishioners to pick up one of the items and give it a try. Let us know how you feel about these resources.

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Saturday, 4:00 PM May 19 Pentecost Sunday Michael Waskovich, Jr. By Tom and Carol Waskovich

Sunday, 7:30 AM May 20 Pentecost Sunday Joseph Bayzick By Kevin Yurkanin

Sunday, 9:00 AM May 20 Pentecost Sunday Bennie & Mary Wennin By Nancy Kowalski

Sunday, 11:30 AM May 20 Pentecost Sunday Living & Deceased Parishioners of St. John Bosco Parish

Monday, 8:00 AM May 21 Agnes Salko By Lenny Rossi Jr. Family

Monday, 2:00 PM May 21 The Laurels Senior Living Community Michael Olenick By Mr. and Mrs. Steve Adams

Tuesday, 8:00 AM May 22 James Stagg By Radice Family

Wednesday, 8:00 AM May 23 Joseph S. Wydock By Family

Thursday, 8:00 AM May 24 Louis Mattioli, Jr. By Tricia Kormonick

Friday, 8:00 AM May 25 Lorraine Radice By Keith and Maureen Younger

Saturday, 4:00 PM May 26 The Most Holy Trinity Pasquale Ferrari By Carol Ferrari

Sunday, 7:30 AM May 27 The Most Holy Trinity Living & Deceased Members of of St. John Bosco

Sunday, 9:00 AM May 27 The Most Holy Trinity Margaret Repetz By Zoldi Family

Sunday, 11:00 AM May 27 The Most Holy Trinity Frank Tedesco By Trishia Corradini

The Sunday Good News

WE REMEMBER

COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS . . .

WEDDING BANNS Keenan T. Dunnigan and Jacquelyn Yurchak

Wedding - May 26, 2018

ALTAR CANDLE An Altar Candle burned last week (May 12/13) in Thanksgiving on the occasion of the birthday of Steven R. Mecir, Jr.

Good Shepherd Church - Book Sale. Saturday, May 19, 8 AM to 3 PM, and Sunday, May 20, 8 AM to 1 PM. These are leftover books from last year’s book sale and are $5 per bag. They are not collecting any used books for this sale.

Men of Marian - Chinese Auction, May 20, Marian Catholic High School. Doors open at 11 AM; Auction begins at 2:30 PM. Tickets available in the Main office or from any Marian student.

Pregnancy Resource Center - Annual Golf Tournament, Saturday June 2, Sugarloaf Golf Club. Registration at 12:30 PM; Shotgun start at 1 PM. Register at https://goo.gl/wiX9FC or call Valerie White (570) 497-4959.

Holy Name of Jesus Parish, West Hazleton – Bus trip to “Finger Lakes Wine Festival” in NY, Saturday, July 14. Cost $92/person. Call Cindy, (570) 454-3933 Monday - Friday, 9 AM to 4 PM, or Lee Ann, nights/weekends at (570) 233-0451.

Christ Lutheran Church, Conyngham - 4K Run/Walk, Friday, July 20, 6 PM. See bulletin board for more information and entry form.

TABERNACLE CANDLE The TABERNACLE CANDLE burns this week in memory of Pasquale Ferrari given by Carol Ferrari.

MEMORIAL OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, MOTHER OF THE CHURCH: Pope Francis recently added a Memorial for “The Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church” to the General Roman Calendar. It will be celebrated each year on the Monday after Pentecost. This year that will fall on May 21. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Secretariat for Divine Worship has now posted in-formation on the USCCB website about the readings and orations for Mass. It also provides information about the celebration of the Liturgy of the Hours on this new Memorial. The new Memorial supersedes the rubric at the end of the Pentecost Mass that suggests that a Votive Mass of the Holy Spirit be celebrated on the Monday after Pentecost. Please note that the readings will be proper to the day, not optional. They are slightly different than what is in the Lectionary for Mass (Lectionary Number 1002- I). The Secretariat has produced a PDF of the readings which may be found at the above link.

DIOCESE OF SCRANTON - 2018 ORDINATION TO THE PRIESTHOOD On Saturday, June 9, at 10:00 a.m. in Saint Peter’s Cathedral, Scranton, the Most Reverend Joseph C. Bambera, D.D., J.C.L., Bishop of Scranton, will ordain Reverend Mr. Edward J. Casey and Reverend Mr. Ryan P. Glenn to the Order of the Priesthood. All of the faithful in the Diocese of Scranton are invited and encouraged to participate in this solemn Mass. Please pray for Deacon Edward J. Casey and Deacon Ryan P. Glenn as they prepare for their Priestly Ordination.

MEMORIALS AVAILABLE Altar Candles as well as Altar Flower memorials are available. They may be offered IN MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE, FOR A SPECIAL INTENTION or IN THANKSGIVING FOR BLESSINGS RECEIVED. The offering for an Altar Candle is $10 each; the offering for an Altar Flower memorial is $50. If interested, please call the parish office at (570) 788-1997, ext. 3.

ANNULMENT PROCESS Do you want to know more about the annulment process? In the Diocese of Scran-ton, the annulment process is now more “user friendly” than you might expect, and there is no longer a processing fee. Please contact Fr. Ric or the Diocesan Tribunal Office (570-207-2246) to begin a conversation. It is possible to get clear answers to these questions and to renew your connection with the Church.

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE Inside the main doors of St. John Bosco Church is a bulletin board dedicated to those Men and Women currently serving in the Armed Forces. It needs to be updated. If you have a son/daughter, grandson/daughter or member of your family currently serving anywhere in the world in the United states Military (Army, Navy, Marines or Coast Guard) please send us a picture, his/her name, branch of service and where they are currently serving. We would like to update our board and to occasionally announce their names in the bulletin asking for continued prayers for those who serve and protect the freedom that we enjoy as Americans. Perhaps we could change the board three times a year (focusing on those currently serving, those who are veterans and those who have died serving our country). ALSO, IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO ORGANIZE THIS BOARD PLEASE LET FR. RIC KNOW, 570-788-1997, Ext 3 or 4.

From Faith Formation . . .

May 19-20, 2018

Dear Parishioners,

The 2017-2018 Faith Formation year is in the books, and we couldn't be happier with all of the faith filled experiences that we have been able to enjoy with the young people of our parish this year. Before long, the school year will be winding down as well, and family vacations will begin for many. It is especially important during these summer months to continue to model our faith as parents to our children by not only continuing to attend weekly mass here at St. John Bosco or elsewhere in our community, but also when we travel on vacation as well. This is not always easy to do, especially when days and nights on vacation are action packed! It is, however, a great opportunity to not only pause and thank God for the gift of a family vacation, but also to check out what goes on in other parishes and churches! Sure, mass will be the same; you'll have readings, a gospel, a homily, and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, but each church and parish has features that differ and are unique. Some of these features are aesthetic, and some are the ways that the songs, ministries, and other aspects of the church reflect the parish community.

Growing up, whenever we went on vacation, the first thing that my mother did was to look up the closest Catholic church. I remember feeling a little weird going to a church that wasn't "my own", but often enjoyed looking around and noticing what was different and what was the

same. As I got older (most likely the teen years), I am fairly certain that I did a lot of eye rolling when it came time to find the Catholic church, and wondering why we had to stop our vacation to do something that we always do at home. It was during this time that we were at Disney World, and the Catholic mass that my mother was able to find was held in the Polynesian Village Resort. I remember standing at mass, surrounded by tiki torches and palm trees and thinking that this wasn't so bad! Looking back, I am grateful that my family made sure that we had these experiences.

Just because school is out or we are on vacation, church and mass are still there. God doesn’t take a vacation, so why should we take a vacation from God? While there are certainly many wonderful ways to "be the face of Christ" outside of the walls of the church, I encourage all families to make that time this summer, whether on vacation or in your own backyard, to keep coming to mass and celebrating all that God has given. When you do explore those vacation churches, be sure to bring back a bulletin and a postcard, so that we may share them on our "Summer Faith Adventures" bulletin board in the Faith Formation hallway. You never know . . . your experience may help another family to find a church to attend on their own vacation this summer! Happy travels to all!

May God bless you and your families,

Carla Bednar Director, Youth Faith Formation

CROSS CATHOLIC OUTREACH The following note was received from Fr. Dennis Rausch, an Outreach Priest, who visited our parish the weekend of April 7-8 and offered coverage for Mass, Confession and Emergency sick calls while I was on the required Convocation of Diocesan Priests.

Thank you, Father Richard, for inviting Cross Catholic Outreach to your parish. I had a wonderful experience that week and was very happy to help you out and would be again.

You will be receiving a financial statement from the office in a few weeks letting you know the total offering that was donated.

It was also great having a couple of meals and relaxing together.

Thank you also for your very generous personal donation for the days I was covering the parish.

May you and your parishioners continue to walk in the footprints of Jesus.

Fr. Dennis Rausch

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audience who are happy to learn about and patronize your business or professional office. Space is limited, so call the Parish Office, (570) 788-1997, ext. 3, TODAY!

FLEA MARKET Sunday Sale May 20, 12:30 to 2 PM $2.00 a Box

DIOCESE OF SCRANTON - 9TH ANNUAL VOCATIONS GOLF CLASSIC (Benefitting our Future Priests)

Monday, July 9, “Captain & Crew”

Blue Ridge Golf Club, Mountaintop

(Rated #1 Public Course in PA by Golf Advisor)

For Donations, Reservations and Sponsorships, call (570)

207-2250, or email Development@DioceseofScranton.org.

WORLD YOUTH DAY 2019 World Youth Day will be held in Panama City, Panama, from January 22 - 27, 2019. World Youth Day is an initiative from St. John Paul II to gather young Catholics of the world every two to three years in a celebration of faith and culture. The World Youth Day events gather millions, including Pope Francis, young Catholics, clergy, and religious brothers and sisters. The Diocese of Scranton has been working with Dube Travel to provide comprehensive and flexible packages to accommodate the various needs of young adults in our diocese. We are able to provide two different pilgrimage packages for young adults, ages 18-35: a 9-day package with extended stay and rainforest retreat and a 5-day package specifically for World Youth Day activities alone. If you, or a young adult you may know, are interested in learning more about the World Youth Day Pilgrimage, contact Shannon Kowalski, Coordinator for Youth & Young Adult Ministry at (570) 207-2213 x1155 or email Shannon-Kowalski @dioceseofscranton.org.

LIGHT THE FIRE - YOUTH RALLY: Featuring Guest Speaker: Cooper Ray. Wednesday, June 27, Misericordia University, Dallas, PA. Registration opens at 9:00 AM. Closing Mass with Bishop Bambera at 7:00 PM.

QUO VADIS DAYS - JUNE 24-27 AT MISERICORDIA UNIVERSITY, DALLAS Quo Vadis Days 2018 is a camp for young Catholic men in High School (9-12th grade) to: deepen their faith; learn more about all vocations; and better discern God’s call in their lives. The camp will feature dynamic talks, prayer, games, sports, activities, music and more. Participants will have the opportunity to meet priests and seminarians of the Diocese of Scranton. Register Online: vocations.dioceseofscranton.org. For more information, call 570-207-1452.

GOOD NEWS UPDATE This is to inform you of a change in the 2019 schedule at Sight & Sound Theater in Lancaster. The response to “Jesus” this year has been overwhelming!!! Because of this they are thrilled to share that they are extending the show into 2019. This replaces their original plan to run “Noah” next year. While they were excited for “Noah” to return to the stage, they are passionate about the message of “Jesus” returning in 2019.

The GOOD NEWS is that we will be sponsoring another bus trip to see “Jesus”. This will be on Friday, April 26, 2019. Please make your reservations early by calling Marie Guza at (570) 455-3874. It is an awesome production, the best that we have seen yet at Sight & Sound Theater. We look forward to all that next year has to offer!!!

ATTENTION: ALL GOLFERS

SAINT JOHN BOSCO 16TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC

Saturday, August 25 – Sugarloaf Golf Course

Registration: 7:30 AM – Shotgun Start: 9:00 AM

Full or Partial Teams accepted.

$85 pp or $340 per team of 4

*Refreshments* *Awards Banquet*

Contact Tom Lagana or Pat Raico

Parish Office (570) 788-1997, Ext. 3

PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER 5TH ANNUAL LEIGH A. GENASEVICH MEMORIAL GOLF SCRAMBLE Good News! Spring is here and so is the Pregnancy Resource Center's Annual Golf Tournament! The 5th Annual Leigh A.

Genasevich Memorial Golf Scramble will be held Saturday, June 2, at the Sugarloaf Golf Club. Registration along with a hot dog and drink begins at 12:30 p.m., with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Please join us for a day of fun and golf as we raise money for the Pregnancy Resource Center of Greater Hazleton. There is nothing more precious than the gift of life! A pig roast din-

ner & award ceremony will be held after golf has concluded. Registration may be found at: https://goo.gl/wjX9FC or by calling or emailing Valerie White at the PRC, 570-497-4959, hazletonpregnancycenter@gmail.com.

Corpus Christi Weekend A chance to deepen your relationship with the Eucharistic Lord with the formation community of the Little Sisters of the Poor. Opens Friday evening, June 1 at 5 PM and closes Sunday afternoon June 3, at 3 PM. The program includes conferences, reconciliation, daily Eucharist, liturgy of the hours, personal prayer, sharing with the Little Sisters, Novices and Postulants of St. Ann’s Novitiate. For single Catholic women ages 16-36. For more information, please contact Sister Mary Richard at 718-464-4920.

Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39. Extended Vigil: Gn 11:1-9; Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b; Ez 37:1-14; Jl 3:1-5; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39. Day: Acts 2:1-11; 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Gal 5:16-25; Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 15:26-27, 16:12-15

Monday: Jas 3:13-18; Mk 9:14-29

Tuesday: Jas 4:1-10; Mk 9:30-37

Wednesday: Jas 4:13-17; Mk 9:38-40

Thursday: Jas 5:1-6; Mk 9:41-50

Friday: Jas 5:9-12; Mk 10:1-12

Saturday: Jas 5:13-20; Mk 10:13-16

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Members of the RCIA Team: Fr. Ric Polmounter

Deacon Maurice Cerasaro Jason Seiwell

Thomas Pandolfi Sandy Honis

Frank Polidora Scott Green

RCIA TEAM CALENDAR Date of Session: May 20 Place & Time of Session: Office Conference Room, 10-11 AM Topic: Discussion of various topics

THE "TRAVELING VOCATION CHALICE" We received the following note from a St. John Bosco parishioner on the spiritual blessing received by hosting the Vocation Chalice in their home.

Dear Father Ric and Deacon Maurice,

Thank you so much for letting me share the Vocation Chalice in my home. It truly was such a rewarding experience. I placed the chalice next to my "Blessed Mother." It was so easy to ask Our Lord to encourage both men and women to search and follow God's call in their lives. I will continue to pray that God will hear my prayers. Thank you so much "for six days of Heaven.”

Marie Cook

We encourage you to pray for Church Vocations to the Priesthood, Religious Life and Diaconate. It is very simple to host the Traveling Chalice.

1. Sign up for the week that you desire. Call the Office: 570-788-1997, Ext. 3 2. Pick up the Chalice and Prayer Cards at weekend Mass. 3. Place in a prominent place in your home. 4. Offer a prayer for Church Vocations each day. (Samples are included in the kit) 5. Return Chalice and kit on the following weekend in the sacristy.

I know that you will find hosting the Chalice and praying for vocations to be a spiritual blessing. The Church is in need of faithful men and women to serve God's people. Pray that they might be quiet enough to hear and discern God's call and have the spiritual courage to respond.

We are in need of individuals and/or families to host the Traveling Chalice on the following weeks: May 27; all weeks in June, July and August.

17th Diocese of Scranton Pilgrimage of Faith Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC

Saturday, September 22, 2018 Saturday, September 22, 2018. Cost: $55/person. Mass at 3:15 pm with Bishop Joseph C. Bambera. Buses leave from various locations at 6 am and return at 10:30 pm - if we fill one bus (50 participants) it will leave from St. John Bosco Parish. Please make check payable to: St. John Bosco Church. If less than that number we will be joined to other parishes in the Greater Hazleton area to fill the bus. To confirm your reservation please send the check to the office or through the collection basket in an envelope marked: Diocesan Pilgrimage, and attach it to this form. Seating is limited. Name: ___________________ ______________ Number attending: ____ ___

Mobile Phone Number _____ ________ Home Phone Number _________________ ___

Questions - please contact our parish office at 570-788-1997, Ext 3.