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Saint Anthony School
Saint Anthony High School
An Alumni Committee
has been formed to remember, honor and support Saint Anthony School and its graduates. If you are
a graduate, a parent, grandparent or the child
of a graduate, you can be a part of this mission.
Please See Details
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Saint Anthony School
30 Pleasant Street, Bristol, Ct 06010
Phone: 860-582-7874
"Where Faith & Knowledge Meet"
Conveniently located in the center of town,
next to beautiful City Parks, Children's Museum,
and the Bristol Girls & Boys Clubs. |
OPEN ENROLLMENT
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December 6, 2009
Contact Joanne Ferraro or Debbie Schur
Pictures of this Year's Show
Thank You Ron Tessman for the pictures!! |
If Slide Show does not start in a few minutes just click box.
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Archbishop's Annual
Appeal
Together we can
make a difference. Our work as a Church in social services,
education, healthcare, and pastoral services is exciting,
challenging, and fulfilling. It is work we must do together
out of love for one another and for God. Please respond as
generously as possible.
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Saint Anthony Music
Ministry

The Choir sings at the 10:30
A.M.
Mass on Sundays. We are in need of more voices and Instrumentalists,
so please join us!!
For
Rehearsal and Music Selections, see our Music Ministry page.
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Saint Anthony
Food Pantry
Please help us keep our
Food Pantry stocked. items needed are: pasta sauce, canned
meals such as ravioli, spaghetti-o's, beef stews, etc., canned soup, tuna,
cereal, rice, instant potatoes, boxed juices, canned fruits & vegetables,
snacks, shampoo, conditioner, and other personal care products.
Items can be left in the containers in the back of the Church or brought
to the rectory.
If you
have any questions, please contact Debbie Fields through the Rectory
Office.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
GENEROSITY!!
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Saint Anthony Music
Ministry

Resurrection Choir Formed
A Resurrection Choir has formed to sing
for St. Anthony Parish funerals. Interested persons may speak with
our Music Director, John Konwerski after any weekend Mass, or call the
rectory Office with your name and telephone number, and he will be
sure to get in contact with you. Cantors/Leaders of Song are still
needed for our weekend Masses. If you attend a particular Mass and
would like to enjoy leading others in song, please be in touch. We
can also use more voices in our Choir, which rehearses on Thursday
evenings at 7:00 pm. Please consider joining us!
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Stewardship
Good Stewardship means not only caring
for other in our present - it means looking ahead and making provisions
for our family, our loved ones and our church so they can thrive in the
future. Have you taken steps toward this goal? A properly
prepared Will can provide for two families - your own and your parish
family...
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Interested in Joining
Our Youth
Group?
Please Contact Dennis Newman through the
Rectory Office at
860-583-1349. |
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Parish Council Meeting
7:00 p.m., Church Hall
Please Call the Rectory Office
for Meeting Schedule. |

Bless us, oh Lord, and these Thy gifts, which we are about
to receive from Thy bounty through Christ, our Lord.
Amen
Saint Anthony Parish & School
Family
Recipes
A compilation of some of the
favorite recipes of families and friends of St. Anthony Parish & School.
These recipes are from our first Cookbook
"Our Best Home Cooking".
If your are member or friend of St. Anthony Parish & School, and would
like to add a recipe, simply e-mail us at
"Add My Recipe"
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Pro-Life Corner
There are many homeless people in this
country; however there exists no industry dedicated to making people
homeless. Yet there is an industry dedicated to killing babies for
profit; it is called 'Abortion on demand', 'Planned Parenthood',
'Pro-Choice'. This barbaric, inhumane, socially destructive
process must cease.
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THANKS!!
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Communication
 A local
priest and pastor stood by the
side of the road holding up a sign that said,
"The End is Near! Turn yourself around now
before it's too late!"
They planned to hold up the sign to each passing car.
"Leave us alone, you religious nuts!"
yelled the first driver as he sped
by.
From around the curve they heard a big splash.
"Do you think," said one clergy to the other,
"we should just put up a sign
that says 'bridge out' instead?"
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