FRESHMAN CUP

Tug of War competitions, Frisbee, Volleyball and many other games were played to see who was to be this year's winner of the Freshman Cup.

In the end, Finnegan's Fightin' Irish were victorious!!!!

This Week in a Nutshell

Monday and Tuesday this week will be business as usual. Wednesday is Foundation Day and the students will have no classes. Faculty will be in session for Spirituality Day. Friday is the annual Freshman Cup. Everyone on campus looks forward to that day set aside for fun, friendship and community building. Pray for nice weather.

Kicks and Dogs

If you weren't there on Friday you missed a great soccer game! You also missed great hot dogs which obviously contributed to the Falcon win against JP Stevens.

Oh well. Maybe next time.

GAME TODAY

Come support your Falcon soccer team vs JP Stevens today and get a free hot dog compliments of Campus Ministry. GO FALCONS!!!

Soccer Game Tailgate

This Friday, Sept. 19th, our Falcon soccer team is playing J.P. Stevens here at home. Come out and support your team and enjoy a hot dog on us! The weather is supposed to be beautiful and this is a great way to start your weekend. SEE YOU THERE!

Habitat for Humanity

Unfortunately Saturday's Habitat for Humanity event for Saturday has been cancelled. Please see Ms. Uler or Ms. Nicolau for questions.

Habitat for Humanity

There will be a Habitat for Humanity on Saturday, September 13 in Plainfield. It is from 8:30 - 3:30, with a break for lunch (bring your own). Students must be at least 16, provide their own transportation and wear work clothes. All students interested can see Ms. Uler or Ms. Nicolau for a permission slip packet and any questions can be answered.

Parent to Parent

Just a reminder that the Parent to Parent sessions will begin at 7:30 PM on Thursday, September 11, 2008 in the Cor Jesu Conference Center below the Brother's chapel. I look forward to meeting you.
Deacon Rich

Soccer Home Opener

Come and see your Falcons take down the South Brunswick Vikings on our home turf Friday, September 12th at 3:45 PM. Tailgate? Watch this blog for announcements. If you can't make it watch for our live blog update during the game.

And That's a Wrap

Bye Bye summer of 2008. In less than six hours it is all over! Time to get real again. Time to go to work. But there is a bright side to all of this. Thanksgiving break, Christmas and snow can't be far behind. All of these represent days off!

So let's be positive and look at the bright side. Pretty soon it will be summer again!

Pilgramage to the Basilica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception

The Diocese of Metuchen is sponsoring a pilgrimage to the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception for vocations. The date is October 18th. Anyone who is interested in getting a bus to go from St. Joe's please see Deacon Rich. The highlights of the day are Sacrament of Reconciliation, Procession of Parishes (Schools), Eucharistic Celebration, Tour of Shrine and Chapels and Crowning of Mary.

St. Joseph High School Class of 2036

Congratulations to Ryan & Breinn Lechner on the birth of their son on August 12th. Tyler Joseph Lechner arrived at 1:48am, 7 lbs 4 oz, and 20.5 inches long.

Wedding Bells Continuted

Just thought everyone would like to see a picture of the newlyweds.

Wedding Bells

Congratulations to the new Ms. Kerry Cutillo! Yesterday Ms. Kerry Capone was married to Mr. Justin Cutillo at Our Lady of Peace Church in Fords. Many of us went to the wedding and reception and we all had a wonderful time. May God bless the newlyweds and may they have many happy years together. We will miss Ms. Cutillo and we wish her well in her new position as a Spanish teacher in Kansas.

Time Waits For No One

It is July 11th which means it is still summer. That is a good thing! But, as you can already tell, the time is moving on rapidly. Before long Tracy Uler and Christina Nicolau will be back from Portugal. Before long Ryan Lechner will be holding his baby. Before long we will be back at school wishing it was still summer and looking at the calendar to see when our next day off is! That's life. We spend most of it wishing it away and when we get old (no wise cracks) we wonder where it went. Enjoy every day of the summer and when we get together again we can look forward to a great year in Campus Ministry at St. Joes.

Enjoy and I'll see you real soon.

Welcome

This is the first posting for our new Campus Ministry blog. All Campus Ministers will have access to this blog and we will do our best to keep this updated with all the Campus Ministry news.