November Meeting

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“Holiday Prep Night”

Here’s another reminder that we are having our annual craft night on Monday, November 30th at 7:00PM. Come out and have some fun with crafts and some great fellowship! ALL women are invited!

PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING FOR THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ORGANIZATION’S FOOD PANTRY: spaghetti sauce, soup, peanut butter or cereal 

We are also in need of refreshments for our meeting. Please sign up using the Refreshments page or by contacting Sheila King.

For those who will utilize our childcare, we will have a couple of activities for the kids.  Just let us know ahead of time if you plan on bringing your children, their ages, and how many.

Transportation is also available. To contact us regarding childcare or transportation, or if you have questions: contact us via the contact page on this website or via our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/stasistersinspirit.

November Meeting

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“Holiday Prep Night”

Here’s a reminder that we are having our annual craft night on Monday, November 30th at 7:00PM. Come out and have some fun with crafts and some great fellowship! ALL women are invited!

PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING FOR THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ORGANIZATION’S FOOD PANTRY: spaghetti sauce, soup, peanut butter or cereal 

We are also in need of refreshments for our meeting. Please sign up using the Refreshments page or by contacting Sheila King.

For those who will utilize our childcare, we will have a couple of activities for the kids.  Just let us know ahead of time if you plan on bringing your children, their ages, and how many.

Transportation is also available. To contact us regarding childcare or transportation, or if you have questions: contact us via the contact page on this website or via our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/stasistersinspirit.

November Meeting

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“Holiday Prep Night”

Sisters in Spirit will be holding a “Holiday Prep Night” at our meeting on November 30th, in St. Athanasius’ cafeteria from 7:00-8:30PM. In addition, our parish St. Vincent de Paul organization has asked our group to bring in spaghetti sauce, soup, peanut butter or cereal for the parish food pantry, so please bring one of the items to the November meeting.

Please let us know if you can provide some refreshments by contacting Sheila King or by using the form on the Refreshments page.

Our meetings are open to all women, 12 and up. Childcare available ONLY on request prior to the meeting. Transportation available. To contact us regarding childcare or transportation, or if you have questions: contact us via the contact page on this website or via our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/stasistersinspirit.

October Meeting

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At the next SIS meeting, October 19th, Denise Ruiz, Pastoral Care Coordinator at St. Margaret Mary, will talk to us about “Patience: Learning to Wait.”  The meeting will take place in St. Athanasius’ cafeteria from 7:00PM until 8:30PM.

Please let us know if you can provide some refreshments by contacting Sheila King or by using the form on the Refreshments page.

Our meetings are open to all women, 12 and up. Childcare available for children ages 4-11 ONLY on request prior to the meeting. Transportation available. To contact us regarding childcare or transportation, or if you have questions: contact us via the contact page on this website or via our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/stasistersinspirit.

September Meeting

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We thank Karole A. Doran of Milestones for Kids for coming to talk to us on Monday! She provided wonderful insights into how we learn and ways to help ourselves and well as others [i.e. our students, our kids (both young and old), or others in our care] relax and be better able to learn more effectively.   

For our next meeting: We will watch and discuss a DVD about Pope Francis on September 21st in St. Athanasius’ cafeteria from 7:00 to 8:30PM. In addition, we will have an Apple fest.  Feel free to bring your favorite apple treat!

Our meetings are open to all women, 12 and up. Childcare available for children ages 4-11 ONLY on request prior to the meeting. Transportation available. To contact us regarding childcare or transportation, or if you have questions: contact us via the contact page on this website or via our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/stasistersinspirit.

August Meeting

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The next SIS meeting will be on Monday, August 31st, 7:00-8:00PM with refreshments to follow. It will take place in St. Athanasius’ cafeteria. All women (12 and older) of the parish and region are invited to attend.

Karole A. Doran of Milestones for Kids will talk to us about “How Children of All Ages Learn.”  Mrs. Doran is a pediatric occupational therapist who has been working with children and adolescents for over 35 years and earlier this year was selected by the Office of Catholic Schools to lead a professional development in-service for the teachers of the Archdiocese of Louisville. A few of the topics she plans to address:

  • How the brain develops with regard to learning from infancy into childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
  • Factors that shape learning.
  • Differences in learning styles.
  • Strategies to help us, our children and grandchildren learn more effectively.

Childcare available for children ages 4-11 ONLY on request prior to the meeting. Transportation available. To contact us regarding childcare or transportation, or if you have questions: contact us via the contact page on this website or via our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/stasistersinspirit.

No Meetings in June and July – July 18th Holy Land of Kentucky Tour

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NOTICE:  SIS will not be holding a meeting in June or July.  Our next regular meeting will be on August 31st.

There was an error in St. Athanasius Church’s bulletin today, stating that SIS has a meeting tomorrow night.  We DO NOT meet tomorrow.

Instead of having a meeting, we invite our ladies (and their guests) to participate in the Holy Land of Kentucky Tour on Saturday, July 18th.

  • Led by Father Gary Davis
  • Bring your own lunch and drink – we will have coolers on hand.
  • Bus transportation (limited to 1st 50 to sign up) – $20 per person.
  • Reservations are due by Sunday, July 12th.
  • The itinerary:

8:30 – gather at St. Athanasius

8:45 – leave from St. A’s front parking lot

9:30 – St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral, Bardstown

10:30 – St. Thomas (tour church & museum) and lunch at their pavilion

12:15 – Gethsemani for Liturgy of the Hours, visitor center, gift shop, Thomas Merton’s grave

2:00 – Nazareth, tour church and museum

4:00 – Return to St. Athanasius

Please see the bulletin for registration information or contact Debbie Minton at the St. Athanasius Parish Center, 969-3332.

Picnic Workers Needed: Work Time = Money for SIS

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Here’s a reminder to all SIS members regarding working the St. Athanasius Summer Picnic:

If you have not already, please sign up to commit to working the picnic (or show up at times that are advertised in the church bulletin and/or school newsletter). Any amount of time that you can give will be appreciated!

Upon arrival, sign in with the designated leader or Booth Chairperson and indicate the ministry for which you are dedicating your time (i.e. Sisters in Spirit).  Upon completing your shift, SIGN OUT so that SIS will be credited for your time. Start and end times are required to calculate and allocate the share of profit for each ministry.

50% of the net profits will be set aside in a pool among dedicated ministries.  Each dedicated ministry’s percentage of the total hours worked at the picnic equals their percentage of the profit pool earned.

Summer Picnic Committee Contact Information:

Jerry Fischer, Chair – 649-7089, jerryfischer57@att.net

Jenny Faught, Worker Commitment/Booth Assignments – 439-2771, jennyfaught@hotmail.com

Robert Wadell, Pastoral Associate – 969-3332 ext 102, rwadell@staparish.com.

Next Meeting on Monday – May Procession

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Next meeting: Monday, May  18th at St. Athanasius Church.

Time: 7:00-8:00PM, with refreshments in the cafeteria to follow.

Event: “May Procession”

Bring a flower for Our Lady!

May crowning. Music.  Fellowship.  Food.

Instead of limiting this event to only women (12 and older), we’re opening this even to EVERYONE (men, women, children).  Childcare will not be available, since children are also welcome at the May Procession.  

Those who plan to attend are invited to bring a cut flower (or an artificial one if you prefer) to place near the statue of Our Lady.

Debbie Sandler will provide music.  Bill Poole will sing “Ave Maria.”  Debbie Minton will present a testimony regarding Mary.  Our Lady will be crowned.  Great food and fellowship will follow!

If you would like to volunteer to provide refreshments, please fill out the form on the Refreshments page on this website, contact Sheila King, or notify the leadership team by posting on the SIS Facebook page.

Go SIS!

Meeting Recap

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We had another wonderful meeting this past Monday.  Martine Siegel from the Archdiocese of Louisville provided great tips and information regarding “Communication Skills for Healthy Relationships.”  It was such a privilege to have Martine speak to us and give us her insights on this topic.  With her background as a Counselor and Victim Assistance Coordinator, she has wonderful ideas on how to better communicate with our loved ones, friends, and co-workers.  In addition, she also provided suggestions on how to better handle poor communication from others, so as to not lose our cool and say something we may later regret.  A great big thanks goes out to Martine for coming to speak to our group and to all the ladies who put the meeting together and provided refreshments!

Our next SIS meeting is scheduled for May 18th at 7:00PM.  We will be having a May Procession, like we did last year. Ladies who plan to attend are invited to bring a cut flower (or an artificial one if you prefer) to place near the statue of Our Lady.

If you would like to volunteer to provide refreshments, please fill out the form on the Refreshments page on this website, contact Sheila King, or notify the leadership team by posting on the SIS Facebook page.

Go SIS!