St. Alice Announcements
Saturday, Jan. 15 - Sunday, Jan. 16
SACRAMENT PREP
Mandatory Parent Meeting
Sunday, Jan. 16
If your child is of the age of reason (7+) and needs to prepare for the sacraments, you must attend the parent meeting on Sunday, January 16 at 1pm inside the church.
Faith Formation Fees
For registered and contributing members of St. Alice Parish: $55 per child or $100 per family. This covers First Reconciliation, First Communion, RCIC, and Catechesis of the Good Shepherd.
Parish staff will be available to collect faith formation fees before and after the parent meeting and the following week during office/help desk hours.
Classes for elementary students will begin on Tuesday, January 18
from 6pm - 7:30pm in the Parish Center.
First Reconciliation, First Communion, and RCIC students who are in middle and high school will begin classes on Thursday, January 20 from 6:30-8:00pm in the Fireside Room of the Education Building.
NEW YEAR, NEW LOOK
We are excited to announce a couple of construction projects at St. Alice thanks to generous donors.
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
A new fence is going up near the Education Center to create a safe and secure environment for children to play outside.
Be on the lookout for heavy equipment and construction crews.
WHAT'S INSIDE THE BOXES?
New lights just arrived to improve our worship experience and beautify St. Alice Catholic Church. We can't wait!
Crews will begin a 2-week project next week that will start with re-painting the back wall of the sanctuary.
STAY TUNED FOR OTHER BIG CHANGES!
Due to construction inside the church, Perpetual Adoration may be moved to the chapel. Signs will be posted to direct you. Thank you for being flexible.
SPAGHETTI DINNER
UPDATE
There will be no spaghetti dinner this month.
Stay connected to Flocknote for information on future community meals at St. Alice.
Congratulations to St. Alice parishioners Richard and Sally Bracamonte who will celebrate 50 years of wedded bliss on Jan. 17.
Richard and Sally met when he was stationed at CBC Port Hueneme, California.
He retired from the U.S. Naval SEABEES in 1980. They moved to Oregon in 2013 to be near their daughter, Stephanie, and her family.
Richard and Sally met when he was stationed at CBC Port Hueneme, California.
He retired from the U.S. Naval SEABEES in 1980. They moved to Oregon in 2013 to be near their daughter, Stephanie, and her family.
What's their secret to their enduring love?
"We take care of each other, respect each other and love each other," stated Sally.
ST. ALICE FINANCIAL REPORT
SPECIAL COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND
Special collection envelopes for the Catholic Communication Campaign (CCC) can be found this weekend in the vestibule. Your support helps the CCC connect people to Christ and builds Catholic communities in the United States and around the world using the internet, television, radio, and print media.
If you wish to donate, place your envelope in the offertory basket or in the secure black dropbox at the back of the church.
Thank you for your support.
