All Middle School students you are cordially invited to attend our Youth Group-Campus Ministry. We will meet every Monday from 3-4 pm

at Balado Room. Mark your calendar!! This is your opportunity to gather in a

spiritual rich environment to openly discuss various topics of great concern for today's

youth. Participants will be trained to give small retreats.

“It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me"

Have you been called to proclaim the Word of God? Training and commissioning is required. For more information, contact (lectorsministry@aol.com.)

Have you been called to serve the Lord?

Sixth and seventh graders this is your opportunity! For more information, call Mary Gonzalez at (305) 804-4249

Middle School students will be having a first-hand opportunity in assisting "Hope for the Homeless" ministry. This ministry in

conjunction with the Emmaus Brother & Sisters is geared to assist the

homeless of Miami. Every Wednesday afternoon at a given locations at 2:45

pm. Since "Hope for the Homeless" operates on the

generosity of others, those attending will be asked to donate one the following: 24 cup of noodles soup mix. To participate complete a registration form and contact

your grade representative for food donation, participation is limited!6th grade– Need chaperone

7th grade–at Yurisel Concepcion at (786) 251-92058th grade– Doris Pinto – at (305) 910-3975

Padre Pio - Barbara Chang on t/b/a Like to know how can you help? E-mail (HGonzalez@ecca.com.)Check with your leader for location!

Leaders please call Mary Gonzalez at (305) 804-4249 for locations.

October t/b/a -“Respect to Life Chain” after the 11 o’clock Mass at St. Agatha.

Everyone is welcomed! January tba – “Respect to Life Walk” at 9-12

noon St. John Vianney Seminary - 2900 SW 87th Ave. Dressed appropriate for the event

begins with a Mass. For more information contact Mrs. Veciana. There is a $10.00 donation fee required.

Is taking care of God's Creation is your calling? Then this is your opportunity.

The students will be participating at the following planting/cleaning up projects:

tba – “tba” at t/b/a at 8:30-12 noon MDC Parks Waiver Form and emergency contact Form is required. Deadline t/b/a , participation is limited. For more information, call Claudia Diaz at (305) 733-0752 & Yami Rodriguez (305) 984-9546. Those interested in participating MUST complete a waiver form and an emergency

contact form. Required attire: closed toe shoes, lightweight long pants, long-sleeves shirt and shade, sunscreen & refillable water container. Carpooling highly suggested.

The sixth graders, will visit "Palmer House," on t/b/a from 3-4. For more information, please call Need chaperones. (Project limited to 10 participants on a first come first basis).*Don't forget to bring the consent form signed by parents/guardian and $3.00 to help with the expense of refreshments. In order to make the time more festive, you need to contribute games to

play with the elderly, as part of your project.

The seventh graders will visit "Palmer House" on t/b/a from 3-4 pm. For more information, please call Ada Wright at (305) 333-

7414 and Ana Quesada at (305) 431-2920 (Project limited to 10 participants on a first come first basis).*Don't forget to bring the consent form signed by

parents/guardian and $3.00 to help with the expense of refreshments. In order to make the time more festive, you need to contribute games to play

with the elderly, as part of your project.

The eighth graders will visit "Palmer House," t/b/a from 3-4 pm. For more information please call Karen Francisco at (786) 525-

6556 and Nina Daher (786) 302-4906.(Project limited to 10 participants on a first come first basis).*Don't forget to bring the consent form signed by

parents/guardian and $3.00 to help with the expense of refreshments. In order to make the time more festive, you need to contribute games to play

with the elderly, as part of your project.

6th graders - Feeding the Homeless at Sister of Charity "Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta."724 NW 17th Street

*On t/b/a the students are to gathers at St. Agatha School at 8:00 a.m. Please dress in jeans & St. Agatha School PE t-shirt. If attending call Need chaperones . Sinceparticipation is limited, teacher will collect registration forms on first come basis. You must be able to provide your own transportation.

7th graders- Feeding the Homeless at Sister of Charity "Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta."724 NW 17th Street

*On t/b/a the students are to gather at St. Agatha School at 8:00 a.m. Please dress in jeans & St. Agatha School PE t-shirt. If attending call Maria Areanos at (305) 546-9873 and Marylin Rondon at (786) 314-

3037. Since participation is limited, teacher will collect registration forms on first come basis. You must be able to

provide your own transportation.

8th Graders - Feeding the Homeless at Sister of Charity "Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta." 724 NW 17th Street

*On t/b/a the students are to gathers at St. Agatha School at 8:00 a.m. Please dress in jeans & St. Agatha School PE t-shirt. If attending call Claudia Orozco at (305) 525-5517 and Dariane Lopez at (786) 709-

6479.Since participation is limited, teacher will collect registration forms on first come basis. You must be able to

provide your own transportation.

St. Vincent de Paul Promotion Food Drive*Sunday– t/b/a from9:00 am to 2 pm. Registration Form is required,

Come dresses Complete school uniform. For inquiries contact Mrs. Veciana. Students are expected to stay for the entire duration of the

project. (Maximum of 4 students).

St. Vincent de Paul Food Packing Drive *Sunday–t/b/a at Sisters of

St. Paul Convent House – 500 NW 63 Avenue. Please call Cecilia Cortes at (786) 218-7802. (Limit of 4 participants)

St. Agatha School Communion is May 2019.

Those students who are interested in assisting as altar server or as ushers at the“First Holy Communion” Eucharistic Celebration, on t/b/a please, see Mrs. Veciana.

Dress code requirements: School complete uniformThose participating MUST arrive at 11 sharp to distribute programs

and assists teachers with the communicants until 1 pm

Are you an animal lover? This is your call!Orientation classes are held, rain or shine, the first

Saturday of each month except January and July from 9:30 to 1:30 pm. Upon completing the Volunteer Orientation and Horse Safety Class you will be

eligible to volunteer for Ranch Hand duties on Saturday from 5-7 PM or 4-6 PM

during Daylight Time. After completing at the ranch 4 times, you may be eligible to volunteer at the ranch on other days of the week at 5 PM and NEVER ALONE. All

volunteers must be at least 12 years old accompanied by an adult. For more information and eligibility requirements, please contact (305) 495-2486 or at

helpthehorses.org

Middle School students is time to pull up our sleeves, put on our gardening gloves and care for God’s creation. This coming: WednesdayFrom 3:15-4:30 pm, the students will be watering plants and mild garden cleanup

effort. For more information contact Need a 6 th grade chaperone 7 th graders - Carolina Ismael at (786) 294-4319 8 th graders – Robbin Villamizar at (786) 304-3340.

Participation is limited to 3 students! Bring PE uniform to change.*Project is subject to cancellation due to weather.

Paws 4 You!Paws 4 You Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit, volunteer, donor-subsidized

animal rescue organization based in Miami, Florida.  Our top priority is to save dogs from euthanasia at Miami-Dade Animal Services, where more than 27,000 unwanted pets end up each year. These rescued animals

vary from being sick, injured, and homeless and surrendered to simply lost. We give these animals a safe environment at our shelter, professional medical care, hope and lots of love.

If are committed to saving as many animals and like to join the “Paws 4 you” team, come to the Petsmart (Colonial Palms Shopping Center) on the first Saturday of any month with your parents or guardian by 10:30 am to submit an application and sign papers. If you think you will qualify and wish to spend the day on which you apply, you need to wear red shirt and jeans, closed shoes. Bring $20.00 donation for your Paws t-shirt. Training is required and you must be at least 14 year of age. For more information (786) 22-7377

January 22, 2020 marks the 48th Anniversary of Roe vs. Wade decision. In 1973 the Supreme Court, in open disregard of prior legal tradition and overwhelming biological evidence, gave the United States the dubious distinction of having the most permissive abortion of any nation in the Western World.Join us on January 26th in solidarity with Pro-Life volunteers throughout the country to protest this decision. Location: St. John Vianney Seminary – 2900 SW 87 Avenue from 9-12 noon (Walk begins with a Mass at 9 am Sharp!). Please sponsor this event with your $10.00 per participant. Students attending MUST be accompanied by an adult (no chaperones available), wear their PE t-shirt and complete the registration form, available at your child's religion class/parish rectory. The Respect to Life Ministry will be signing participation hours.

Middle School students, please be mindful when serving your parish as an altar server, lector, or as an usher to always look your best. Dress

appropriately, worthy to serve our Lord. *Ladies wear dress/skirt at proper length and comfortable close shoes

to move about. Gentlemen wear slacks, shirts and shoes. If you are not scheduled, always be ready to serve.

Thank You!!!

What to know how to get involved and complete your Service Projects goal?

Aside from the posted weekly and/or monthly projects, you may obtain hours by serving your parish as an altar server, lector, parish choir

member, and as an usher (training will be required). You can record up to 5 hours (annually) in any of these given projects for a grade. Any additional hours will be added towards the end of the year certificate of distinction. [6th grade - 24 hours, 7th grade -32,

8th grade - 40 hours].Eighth graders MUST complete a minimum of 10 active participating visits earned on a monthly basis throughout the duration of the academic year

in order to be eligible for a pin at graduation. These may be fulfilled through the above mentioned ministries. Hour logs must be signed by celebrant, sacristan or field supervisor.

For is that in giving that we receive...