YOUR TICKET TO EVERYWHERE! Nov 27 Dec

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1 St. Philip the Apostle presents the 2017 Book Fair READING YOUR TICKET TO EVERYWHERE Nov 27 Dec Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday Opening Night / 6pm 8pm Donuts with Dad / 7:30am 4pm Muffins with Mom / 7:30am 8pm; Christmas Boutique / 7:30am 1:30pm, 6pm 8pm Open late for Falcon s Nest / 7:30am 6pm Open 7:30am 4pm Open 8am 12pm VOLUNTEER: BAKE: Questions? Contact Denise: denise.therieau@gmail.com or (213)

2 St. Philip the Apostle 2017 Book Fair Bookmark CONTEST TRAVEL TO BOOK LAND Design a bookmark for any real or imaginary land from your favorite book Three winners will be chosen: one each from K 2nd, 3rd 5th, and 6th 8th grades. Each winner will receive a FREE book from the book fair and will have copies of their bookmark made for hand out at the registers. Winners will be announced at Assembly on November 27th. Deadline to submit bookmarks is 3pm on November 15th. Each submission should be 3 x 7 (see template to the right) and marked with the student s name and grade large plastic bin by the front doors of the school.

3 Order your tickets Please come and support our student actors In Holy Angel Hall Seats are reserved for you on a first come first served basis. Name Friday, November 17, 7 pm # of tickets Saturday, November 18, 7 pm # of tickets Sunday, November 19, 2 pm # of tickets Ticket price is $5 each Make checks payable to St. Philip the Apostle School

4 We Would Like to Celebrate All Senior Citizens of St. Philip the Apostle Parish by Inviting our Parish Seniors to the Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon to honor you and provide Christian fellowship and entertainment Thursday, November 16th Immediately following the 12:05 PM Mass Holy Angel Hall No RSVP necessary Hosted by the Class of 2018

5 Cyber Monday Shop Online & Save 20% OFF Promo Code: NOV20 Black Friday CKW SCHOOL UNIFORMS WITH DISTINCTION *Valid Online Only: November 24-November 27, Excludes: Blazers, Ramona & SHHS Sweatshirt

6 11/9/2017 Golf Squad Sign Up Now St Philip the Apostle - Winter '18 (K-6th) Start Date Monday, January 22nd from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm Session Length 8 Class Hours January 22, [NO CLASS-January 29], February 5, February 12, [NO Class Dates: CLASS-February 19], February 26, March 5, March 12, March 19, March 26 Cost $185 ALL STUDENTS meet here: St Mary Statue CLASSES will begin at: 2:00 pm PARENTS pick up students no later than 3:00 pm here: Exit Location Gate PLEASE be prompt at pick up as PGA Professionals often return to clubs immediately following classes All Golf Squads are instructed by golf industry professionals. Everything essential is provided (Golf Squad Handbooks, hats, all clubs, training equipment, etc). Classes will be instructed appropriately to suit the needs of new students as well as continuing students. Parents will receive weekly class s describing what students will be doing and learning in class. dean@golfsquad.com with questions. Building the foundation to enjoy golf for a lifetime together 1/1

7 Fresh Advent Wreaths Celebrate the season of Advent with a fresh, evergreen Advent Wreath for your home and family. The wreaths are a mix of four different Christmas greens including Noble Fir, Pine, Douglas Fir and Juniper. One rose and four lavender 10 tapers grace each wreath and will help you prepare for the birth of Jesus. The Advent Wreath Ceremony Children love the beauty of the simple traditional ceremony. Lighting candles in an Advent Wreath is a lovely way to start a tradition of family worship at home. The ceremony starts at the evening meal the first Sunday of Advent (December 3rd). The underlying symbolism of lighting one candle per week in Advent is the accumulation of light as an expression of the growing anticipation of the birth of Jesus. The circular wreath represents God s eternity as it has no beginning or end, and the evergreens are a symbol of everlasting life. The following is a suggested way to celebrate this ceremony with your family at home...or create your own ceremony The First Week- Each night of the first week, the first purple candle is lit by the youngest child during the prayer before the meals and is left burning during the meal. The Second Week- The eldest child lights the first and a second purple candle. Both candles burn during the evening meal. The Third Week- The Joyful Sunday in Advent is represented by the rose candle. Each night during the third week, the mother or another female in the family lights the pink, as well as the two previously burned candles. The Fourth Week- The father or any remaining family members light all four candles in proper sequence during the fourth week. With the lighting of all four candles, the excitement builds and concludes on Christmas. Order a fresh wreath for your home, for family members, or for your child s classroom Wreath will come with an instruction card explaining how to perform the Advent Wreath Ceremony as well as how to keep it fresh throughout the holiday season. ORDER FORMS AND PAYMENT DUE BY TUESDAY, NOV. 28TH. Wreaths will be ready for pick-up on Sun, Dec. 3rd before and after the 9:15 am mass outside the Parish Hall. Please Annette Blain if you have any questions or special requests- annettemr@earthlink.net. Please return this portion with your check to the school office. All orders must be pre-paid. Proceeds from the Advent Wreath sales benefit the St. Joseph Table Ministry. Fresh Advent Wreath Order Form Name: Phone # Advent Wreath quantity at $30.00 each (includes 12 wreath, 4 candles, ribbon, advent prayer and care instruction card) Extra Set (4) Advent Candles at $6 each Total Amount Enclosed CASH OR CHECK. PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO ANNETTE BLAIN. PAYMENTS DUE BY 11/28.