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Saint Joseph Cathedral's Internet
Newsletter
Volume 2, Issue 1: May 8, 2003
Welcome to the second issue of the Cathedral
Newsletter!
The Newsletter's mission is to provide a
means for us to communicate within our Church family and with our friends. If
you have any news you'd like to share or you would like to let us know how
we're doing, drop us an e-mail at
webmaster@saintjosephcathedral.org.
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See you in church!
Prayerful regards,
The Webmaster
In this Issue
1. Announcements
2. Upcoming Events
3. For Sale
4. Parish Profile: Cathedral Parish Council
1. Announcements
Father Mike has Returned from
Rome!
Father Mike has returned to the Cathedral safe and sound from his sabbatical
in Rome. Welcome back, Father Mike!
Please visit http://www.saintjosephcathedral.org/sitemap/photoalbum/fun_pictures/photoalbum_funpictures_Rome2003.htm to see pictures of Father Mike in Rome and read his letters.
Newsletter Name
We are looking for a name for the Cathedral Newsletter. Please e-mail your
suggestions to
webmaster@saintjosephcathedral.org by June 30, 2003. The winning name
will be picked by the Cathedral staff and your name will be recognized. Thank
you in advance!
Future Announcements
If you would like to submit an announcement (e.g., wedding announcement, birth
announcement), please send us an E-mail to
webmaster@saintjosephcathedral.org.
2. Upcoming Events
Parish Spaghetti Dinner: Sunday, May 18, 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
All are welcome to the annual Cathedral Parish Spaghetti Dinner (all you can
eat!) at the Florentine Restaurant, 907 West Broad Street. Join us to welcome
Father Mike back from his sabbatical. Tickets will be on sale in the
undercroft after the 10:30 Mass and at the door. Judy Bateman, Parish Council
member, is the organizer of the Dinner. Adults $10.00, Children 12 and under
$5.00. Parking is free and handicapped accessible. Please enter through the
rear door from the parking lot, west of the restaurant. We would like to get
a count of the number of people that plan to go to the Dinner. Please RSVP to
webmaster@saintjosephcathedral.org by Thursday, May 15 and let us know if
you and your family plan to attend (indicate how many plan to attend) and
whether or not you need tickets to the Dinner.
Parish Picnic: Sunday, July 27, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Save the date for our annual Cathedral Parish picnic.
All are welcome to attend. More details to follow in the Cathedral bulletin
and on our website!
3. For Sale
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS BOOK
Copies are available for only $25.00. You can purchase your book online
through the Saint Joseph Cathedral website
www.saintjosephcathedral.org or call the parish secretary, Katie
Finneran Slattery to reserve your copy or from any member of the parish
council. Checks should be made out to Saint Joseph Cathedral.
4. Parish Profile: The Cathedral Parish Council
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The
Cathedral Parish Council is comprised of members of the Cathedral who
represent the parishioners; representatives of the various Cathedral
organizations; Deacon Tom Johnston and Deacon Jim Gorski; and the Rector,
Father Mike Gribble.
The Parish Council meets in the Undercroft on
the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 P.M. All parishioners are welcome to
attend our meetings.
Elections were recently held. Executive officers are: the re-elected Parish Council President, Dotti Buscemi; Xavier Harrison returns as the Vice President and Ted Mulligan returns as the Parish Council Secretary. The agendas of meetings include reports from the following: Standing Committees, Deacon Tom and Deacon Jim, the Parish Council President and representatives of parish organizations. Also, Father Gribble gives a report at each meeting concerning parish projects. The Cathedral is made up of parishioners from all over the Columbus area. Because of this, one of the goals of the Council is to help parishioners become better acquainted and develop a sense of community. The Council hosts two social events each year: a parish picnic, chaired this year by Madeline Miller and a spaghetti dinner, chaired by Judy Bateman. Also a social hour following the 10:30 AM Sunday Mass is the responsibility of the Hospitality Committee chaired by Mike Berry. This committee also plans receptions for Cathedral events. A project, the Parish Directory, was suggested by Barbara Garick in early 2001 and well received by Council Members. She chaired the committee, which undertook and completed this project. On January 7, 2003 the Cathedral Parish Council revised their Constitution. Any registered member of the Cathedral Parish is eligible to join the Parish Council. Please visit the Parish Council webpage located at http://www.saintjosephcathedral.org/sitemap/organizations/parishcouncil/parishcouncil.htm. There is also a link to display the names of the Parish Council members in the above picture. TO UNSUBSCRIBE OR CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS: You
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