Sunday, August 19, 2012
Noon to 3 p.m.
Rain or Shine
at
St. John Neumann Picnic Grove
Tickets are $10.00/person
Children 4 years and under Free
Take Out Available

Menu will consist of pork sandwich, roast corn, baked beans, apple sauce, ice-cream and
beverage. Ice-cream provided by Turkey Hill.

Benefits: Council Charities including Pro-Life and St. John Neumann.

For tickets Call:

Dick Bernhardt – 656-6437
Al Gillis – 293-1051
Al Palmer – 569-9524
Chuck Mayo – 569-2394
Parish Office – 569-8531

In support of our church’s commitment to the Lancaster County Council of churches’ food pantry, the Knights of Columbus council here at St. John Neumann Church will hold a summer food drive on July 21/22. Parishioners are encouraged to pick up a bag and a list of needed items after Masses on July 14 and 15, fill them and return them on the way into church the following week, July 21 and 22.

September 16, 2012

We are taking reservations now!  This is one of our fund raisers for the year 2012. Seats are limited. Cost of trip is $45.00.  Mail check payable to K of C Council 12532 to:
Atlantic City
c/o Viscardi
6486 Lincoln Ct.
East Petersburg, PA 17520

Your seating assignment will be given to you as you enter the coach. Call (717) 560-0798 for more information and to reserve your seat.

Sponsored by: St. John Neumann Knights of Columbus Council 12532.

Join Doris Wagner on her 4th trip to the Canadian Island of Coudres, the Charleviox Region of Quebec, Canada. September 1 – 6, 2012. Highlights include 3 nights/4 days on the Island, a visit to the world famous Shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre, a guided tour of Quebec City and the Island of Coudres. Also included is whale watching on the peaceful waters of Bay St. Catherine and 11 meals. Departure is from Lancaster by deluxe Motorcoach. Cost is only $699.00 per person sharing a double room. Single and Triple rates are available upon request. For reservations and information call Bob Zeller at Zeller Travel 717-299-8943. A valid US Passport is required for this trip.

Mount St. Mary’s University is offering exciting summer experiences for all ages: Project Discovery Enrichment Camps for ages 6-13; CSI Camps for ages 14 through adults; CRUX Adventure Camp for Kids – Ages 11-13 and 14-15; Grandparents University for a two day experience for grandparents (or grandparent figures) and their grandchildren; Scripture Institute for adults to discuss Scripture and the Moral Life for two days; and Catholics and the Death Penalty: Building on the Momentum Toward Death Penalty Repeal – a two day conference (attend one or both sessions) for those wanting to leave with a better understanding and deeper commitment to repeal. Starting in late May, free Wednesday evening live music will be held as well as a free outdoor movie on July 6th. The public is invited to attend all events. Visit www.msmary.edu/summer or call 301-447-8329 for more detailed information.

Mark your calendar for our last free outdoor summer movie – with free popcorn – at Mount St. Mary’s University’s Echo Field. On Friday, July 6 The Wrath of the Titans (PG13) will be shown. Movies begin at 9 p.m. In cases of inclement weather, all is moved indoors to Patriot Hall. This is a free event open to the public. Bring a blanket or chair and feel free to bring beverages. Teddy’s Treats will be on hand to sell ice cream and novelties. Mount St. Mary’s is an alcoholic free campus. For more information, contact 301-447-8329 or visit www.msmary.edu/summermovies.

Want to play better sounding jazz? Come to a free jazz clinic on Wednesday, July 25 from 5:30 to 7p.m. at Mount St. Mary’s Delaplaine Fine Arts Center’s Horning Theater. Led by world class jazz musicians and jazz educators, attendees are encouraged (though not required) to bring their instruments. After the workshop, jazz clinic leaders – The DiBlasio/McFalls Chordless Project will perform at Wednesdays at the Fountain – a free music series at the Mount held every Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. Although free, registration is required by visiting: www.msmary.edu/freejazzclinic or calling 301-447-8329.

Come to Mount St. Mary’s free live music series – Wednesdays at the Fountain, featuring topnotch performers in all genres. The series is held at the Patio by McGowan Hall and takes place every Wednesday in June and July (except July 4) from 8 to 10 p.m. In cases of inclement weather, the music is moved indoors to the Mount Café which will be open all hours for anyone interested in hot snacks and refreshments. The concerts are free and open to the public. Feel free to bring a chair or blanket. A link to the performers and more information is available at www.msmary.edu/summermusic or by calling 301-447-8329.