Dear Friends, “I’m not religious, but I am very spiritual.” It’s a frequent refrain that’s heard nowadays. Institutional religion just doesn’t seem to have the appeal that it had in the middle years of the 20th century and before. People don’t want to be held down to the rules and expectations that organized faiths have. As I mentioned in the bulletin a couple of weeks ago, the proportion of these “nones”, i.e. those with no religious affiliation, is at 20% of the general population in country. Another figure that’s also disturbing is that while Catholics form the largest religious body in the country, the second largest group is made up of former Catholics. In the midst of this change, the Catholic Church celebrates this weekend Pentecost Sunday, the birthday of the Church. These challenging figures are asking us about the meaning of belonging to the Church. If many are leaving and others are wondering what the point of a church is, then they raise a basic question: why be a Catholic? Dorothy Day, one of the founders of the Catholic Worker movement in the midst of the Great Depression, once said that the thing that attracted her to the Church was that Catholicism never closed its doors to anyone. It didn’t matter if you were rich or poor, what your ethnicity or race was, if you were a new immigrant or from a family that was in the country for generations. All worshipped the Lord together in the same space. As the columnist, Jimmy Breslin, once remarked: “When you say ‘Catholic’, you’re really saying ‘Here comes everybody!’”

Day and Breslin answered the question by citing the universal quality behind the word “Catholic.” This goes back to something Jesus started doing when he first began his public ministry. He gathered disciples around him from all walks of life. From the beginning, he called fishermen, tax collectors, religious conservatives and zealots, political radicals, working class people and middle class. He called women, sinners, Gentiles and Jews to listen to him and follow him. Those first followers found in him a closeness to God that they had never experienced before. The differences between themselves and others paled in comparison to this shared experience. As the Spirit’s presence at the Pentecost recalls, the heart of the Church is our mission to follow this same Jesus. He still is revealing that our shared communion with God is in the midst of our diversity. Each generation since the first group of disciples has been challenged by the same thing: draw close to Christ and you’ll be close to God and he’ll change how you look at others. Sometimes we’re good at responding to this call and sometimes we’re not so good. This is why the Eucharist is the central act of the Church. In each celebration, Christ does what only he can do: he brings us closer to God in a way that no one else can. We don’t just worship God at Mass. We experience him in the midst of the differences we all feel. This diversity becomes relative, however, when we consider what Christ does for us. He shows us what matters – our shared Communion with him and how that sharing can change how we relate to the different people around us. At its best (and I grant that it isn’t always at its best) this institution goes against the tendency of any society, group, or person to think of itself as superior to others. The Church is crucial for our lives because it gives us an experience of God you can’t get on your own. It’s the experience that Jesus gives us, who gave his life for all, even those who killed him! It challenges us never to give up on how we can improve how we relate to those with whom we differ. After all, if Christ is calling us to be together with him, in spite of our differences, who are we to say that we’re better than anyone else?

Love,

Fr. Joe

Worship…Called and formed by the Word of God, we

worship our Lord primarily in the Mass. The Eucharist is

the center of our Christian life. It grounds everything else

we do, from prayer to our daily tasks to our ministries. If you

have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the

following Pastoral Council Representatives: Fr. Colin

Kay, Kathleen Long, Jeannie Barnett, Deacon Rich

McGarry and Michael Kohler.

Pray for the recovery of: Kenneth Michel Bodzak,

Roslyn Cuva, Kelly Ann Ross, Marie Arallo, Rose

Coppa, Ann Healy, Janet Sheahan, Samuel Gardinerclarke, Dolores DiTolla, Kay McAteer, Frank

DiGiaimo Jr., Michael T., Joan Tuohy, Baby Joseph

DiBello, Leva Degiglio, Mildred Adamo, Lenora Mosca,

Al Mosca, Patricia Salvi, Aliysha Malone, Helen Skrod, Harriett Fochi, Peter Mastrangelo, Olga Marino, Phyllis

Veli, Nicholas Brancato, Tyler Dixon, Bob Wilson, Rick

Nunes, Richard DeLorenzo, Norbert Wilde, Brandon Patory, Chick Callahan, Deborah DiMauro, Alice

Giegler, Jack Hermans, Baby Bentley Powell, Ernest

Keahey, Ruth Rizzo, Paul Kepple, Patrice Foster,

Gertrude Mahon, Louise Garcia, Moira Mazel, Baby Robert, Ben Musser, David Gotay, Cadance Joan Davis,

Elroy Anderson, Rosemarie Lynch, Teresa Ngo,

Francisco Negron, Sean Cox, Ken Lisa, Jack Hermans, Jenny Dobrynski, Deidre Gilmore, Kevin Considine,

Helen Gregorek, David O’Shea, Joseph Marota, Baby

Kaedon Ross, Glenn Endresz, Maria Morone Zotto, Sarah Wilder, Krista Jentzsch, Patricia Hinchliffe, Helen

Krajacic, Betsy Mahon, Robert O’Byrne, Andrew

D’Amico Sr., Anthony Frank, Janet Blumka, Anna

Coletti, Baby Gavin Marshall, Patricia Castiglia, Linda DeLorenzo, Jean Conerly, Frances Vargo, Ruth Corsi,

Gary Beck, Rick Owen, Jeannie Girovasi, Natasha

Santana, and Jay Paolella.

†Pray for the happy repose of † Alexander Squicciarini

The Bread and Wine will be offered this week

in honor of Emily Capagrosso, as requested by

Walter and Marie.

The Altar Candles will burn this week for

a safe and successful Special Olympics U.S.A. Games.

The Sanctuary Lamp will burn this week in loving memory of Josephine and Felix Simon, as

requested by Liz.

Monday, June 9th 7:30 – Thanksgiving to the Infant Jesus of Prague – Paul & Lisa Karen Norton – The Norton Family 8:45 - Joe Turrisi – Wife and Children Joseph Anthony Valenti - Family

Tuesday, June 10th 7:30 – John Byers - Family 8:45 – Msgr. J. Slinger (Living) – Terri & Karl

Patrick Noel Maloney – Bill & Peggy Dalton Wednesday, June 11th

7:30 – Holy Souls James Policano - Friends 8:45 – Cindy Dalton – Family

Mary Naples – Dalton Family Thursday, June 12th

7:30 – The Mullen Family – Kitty Fowler 8:45 – Rose Aloi – The DiPaola Family

Emma Cuccurullo – Michelle Goetz Friday, June 13th

7:30 – Paul & Lisa Thornberry (Living) – Family

John Burke – Mary Cook & David 8:45 - Thanksgiving to Our Lady of Lourdes

– Emily Thanksgiving to St. Anthony – Belinda & Family

Saturday, June 14th 8:45 – Jessica Mullen – Beverly & Noreen

James Pollard - Family 5:15 – All Father’s Living and Deceased

Sunday, June 15th 7:30 - ALL 9:00 – FATHERS 10:30 – LIVING 12:00 – AND 6:00 pm DECEASED

Eucharistic Adoration

Friday, June 13th 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Please volunteer to pray one hour before our Lord.

Sign-up sheet in the church vestibule.

Let us pray for those in our armed forces

especially for: Pvt. Kristoffer Burger, US Army;

Pvt. Kyle Milnes, US Army; PO 2nd Cl Jimmy Guerra,

US Navy, PO 2nd Cl Nicholas J. Vanni, US Navy;

Major Gregory Sugalski, US Army; MM3 Nicholas J.

Magarelli, USN, LCPL Thomas Herbst; Master Sgt.

Michael VanPamel, USAF; Sgt. Michael Bourke, US

Army; PFC Lindsay Newarski, US Army; Capt. Evan

Marchetti, USAF; 2nd Lt. Richard Marchetti, USAF,

Capt. Gerard Connelly, US Army; PFC Jason

Dawson, US Army; Airman 2nd Cl. Matthew Bauer,

USAF; Brandon Motto, USMC; Lt. Marc Sabatino,

USN; LCPL Storm Odom, USMC; Airman Michael

Diffin, USAF; Sgt Major Joseph R. Lobban, US

Army; CPL Justin Scales, USMC; LCPL Dominick

Rizzo, USMC; PFC Jonathan C. Sulinski, Warrant

Officer Alan Harty, US Army; Sgt. Bert J. Frullo, US

Army; LCPL. Harrison James Bruining, USMC;

LCPL Steven D’Argenio, USMC; Capt. Kip Rainey;

SP4 Monica Saucier, US Army; Spec. 4 Brian

Tarantino, US Army; PO 1st Cl. Mike Tarantino,

USN; Lt. Col. Marshall Denney; Lance Corp.

Marshall Denney IV; EO2 Michael Yondolino, USN;

Col. Patrick Frank; Capt. Daniel Curtin, US Army;

Capt. Erik Mineo, US Army; Corporal Joseph

Sullivan, SMC; A1C Richard Baldassari, USAF;

Capt. Donald Pump, USMC; Col. Robert Drelich,

USMC and all those serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

ALTERNATIVE TO ABORTION If you know

someone who is considering having an abortion, here is a number that they might call that could be of help to them to consider an alternative to this practice. The number is 1-800-395-HELP (4357). STEWARDSHIP BULLETIN REFLECTIONS

June 8, 2014—Pentecost Sunday

“To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good.” 1 CORINTHIANS 12:7

To receive the gift of the Holy Spirit you must open your heart and let Him in! Open your heart and be grateful for all the gifts God has given us. Regardless of your circumstance, God has given us all blessings. What we do with those gifts will determine our eternal fate. Generously sharing your gifts with those that are less fortunate certainly puts us on the path to Heaven.

EASTER MEDITATION

As Kingfishers Catch Fire

BY GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS

As kingfishers catch fire, dragonflies draw flame; As tumbled over rim in roundy wells Stones ring; like each tucked string tells, each hung bell's Bow swung finds tongue to fling out broad its name; Each mortal thing does one thing and the same: Deals out that being indoors each one dwells; Selves — goes itself; myself it speaks and spells, Crying Whát I dó is me: for that I came.

I say móre: the just man justices; Keeps grace: thát keeps all his goings graces; Acts in God's eye what in God's eye he is — Chríst — for Christ plays in ten thousand places, Lovely in limbs, and lovely in eyes not his

To the Father through the features of men's faces.

SAINT ANNE'S SENIORS

The Seniors of Saint Anne's will start the summer season with an ice cream social following the business meeting on Monday, June 9 at 1 p.m. in the church hall. Various

toppings for your ice cream treat will also be available. There is no charge for this event. For those members who could not get out during the bitter cold and snow packed winter this is a good opportunity to come out and celebrate with your fellow members. For further information call Lucy at 201-791-3440.

Women’s Cornerstone Prayer Hour

Wednesday, June 18

7:30-8:30pm Church Hall

JOIN US!

Word… St. Anne’s is a family of faith formed by the Word of God, especially as this is expressed in the person of Christ, in the

Scriptures, and in the Tradition of the Church. As we hear this word and take it more and more deeply into our lives, we

become ever more truly the People of God.

If you have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the following Pastoral Council Representatives:

Donna Stickna, John Hill and Carmie DeMerchant.

SAINT ANNE SCHOOL NEWS

Congratulations to our 36 eighth graders who graduated from our

school on June 6! The Class of 2014 won over $12,000 in

scholarships this year and 81% will be going to a Catholic high school

next year. Bravo! A job well done! You always make us so proud.

We are currently accepting registration applications for preschool as well as for grades kindergarten

through grade seven for the 2014-2015 school year. St. Anne’s School is accredited by the Middle States

Association, offers 3-year-old and 4-year-old Pre-K programs full and half day, as well as a full-day

kindergarten. Other offerings include before and after school care, computer lab and internet access in

every classroom, science lab, an enrichment program, art, music, physical education, foreign language in

grades kindergarten through grade eight, student council, yearbook, daily hot lunch program, DARE,

cheerleading, basketball, and scouting for girls. The school is administered by Loretta Stachiotti and

fully certified teachers.

To schedule an appointment to register or for a personal tour of the school, call 201-796-3353 or email

your request by visiting www.stannenj.com

FAITH FORMATION NEWS

FAITH FORMATION REGISTRATION

Did you miss Fall Faith registration last weekend? Not a problem! Contact the Faith Formation office

201-791-1616, x224 or stop by the Rectory during regular business hours. Register NOW to avoid late

fees, which go into effect July 16.

SUMMER FAITH 2014

3 Summer Faith Formation emails have been sent with the following info:

Your child’s grade & catechist

Your volunteer commitment

The item you are asked to supply

A final email will be sent several days before the start of the program.

POTENTIAL CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES

If your son or daughter is completing 8th

grade at our parish school or in our Faith Formation program,

you should have received a packet with important Confirmation Prep information. Your child can begin

earning service hours this summer—consider having him/her help at the Summer Faith program June

25-July 3, or at the Street Faire in September (an adult must volunteer with the candidate at the Street

Faire). Questions? Contact Donna @ 201-791-1616, x218 or stannefaith@gmail.com.

Service… Impelled by the Spirit of Jesus, St. Anne’s strives to reach out to others. In works on behalf of justice, charity, and

human development, we seek to imitate Jesus in bringing glad tidings to the poor, liberty to the oppressed and

captives, and healing to the blind and the sick.

If you have any comments, please feel free to contact any of the following Representatives: Fr. Joe, Fr. Colin, or

Lenora Mosca

FROM THE OFFICE OF HUMAN CONCERNS

FOOD PANTRY NEEDS: pasta, chili, jello, jelly, cold cereal, rice, powdered milk in packets, graham crackers, shampoo & conditioner, canned fruits, mayo, mustard, ketchup, healthy snacks, deodorant, toilet paper, tissues, salt, dried soup mix, mac & cheese, face soap, Comet, SOS pads, lozenges, pancake mix, syrup, dry lentils, peas, barley, beans and women’s personal care products. Any donations appreciated!! You can drop off food anytime at the rectory. Next distribution date is June 18th. Open your hearts and listen to the cries of the hungry children that YOU can help. God Bless & Thanks.

Reminder: Coupons needed please! (whole pages…do not cut)

ST. CAJETAN MINISTRY

On Thursday June 12 at 7-9pm St Catharine ministry center 1st floor meeting room in Glen Rock The St

Cajetan Ministry Network is having Janelle Razzino speak at the meeting. Janelle is an executive

search Recruiter from Westwood who specializes in Information technology and finance positions.

If you are out of work or under-employed and need some direction please come and join us and hear

what Janelle has to say.

If you know of someone who is out of work tell them about the St Cajetan Ministry Network Meetings. We

meet every two weeks at two locations. At St Catharine in Glen Rock on Thursday evening at 7PM-9PM at their

Ministry Center and then on Saturday at St Anne Faith Center 10AM-12Noon. Our next meetings are on June

12th and June 14th.

Thank you, The St Cajetan Ministry Network Team

Community… Formed by the Word and by the Eucharist, St.

Anne’s builds community in the ways that we live and

work and celebrate together. In these ways, we

experience the living presence of Christ.

If you have any comments, please feel free to contact

any of the following Pastoral Council

Representatives: Steve Parrado, Peggy Long,

Eamon Jennings, Danielle Douglass, Stephanie

Kedersha, Joe Barone and Sherif Girgis.

EVENTS FOR THIS WEEK

Sunday, June 8th

Holy Name Society – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm - CH Monday, June 9th

Seniors Meeting – 1:00 – 3:30 pm – CH Choir – 7:30 pm - C AA – 8:00 pm – LCR Tuesday, June 10th

Wednesday, June 11th

Welcoming Committee – 7:00 pm – SFR Catechist meeting – 7:00 pm - FC Thursday, June 12th BTOR – 1:00 – 2:00 pm – FC SCC – 7:00 – 9:00 pm – CR CWV – 7:30 pm - FC Choir – 7:30 pm – C Friday, June 13th

Eucharist Adoration – 12:00 – 6:00 pm - C Cheer Dance – 7:00 – 10:00 pm - CH Saturday, June 14th

St. Cajetan Ministry – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm – FC Stage s- 1:00 – 5:00 pm - CH AA – 7:30 – 8:30 pm – CAF

BACK TO OUR ROOTS Please join us on Thursday, June 12

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in the Faith Center from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.

Come and discuss Sunday’s Gospel.

NEED A HOME HEALTH AIDE??

Available for 24 hour live-in care.

Please call Barbara at 862-290-0864 or 201-796-6572. Excellent reputation and

references available.

Auditions for . . . A Broadway Cabaret!!! A Broadway Cabaret is the theme for St. Anne Stages Musical Theater Summer Workshop for 2014. The program, which is open to students through Grade 12, has two sessions. The first session runs July 7 through July 18, with performances on July 18 and July 19. The second session runs July 29 through August 8, with performances on August 8 and 9. Auditions for both sessions are being held on Saturday, June 14, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in St. Anne’s Church Hall. For additional information, including tuition fees and musical requirements for audition, please email mrsgreene8b@optonline.net

SEND A CITY CHILD TO CAMP The Eddie Gray Camp Fund is seeking funds to send inner-city children to summer camp. This year their cost per child will be $250 for one week. However, we will be grateful for donations of any amount. Every donation helps and is greatly appreciated! Please make checks payable to the Eddie Gray Camp Fund and mail them to: Sister Jacinta Fernandes, St. Joseph Social Service Center, 118 Division Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07201. Thank you for providing a happy and healthy experience for an inner-city child!

Friday June 13th Join us at the National Blue Army Shrine, Washington, NJ

to celebrate Our Lady's apparition at Fatima in 1917. Pray in the Holy House USA, containing crushed stone from the Holy House of Loreto; a copy of Our Lady of Loreto statue that smiled upon Pope John XXIII; the actual baldacchino and altar over which the last great apparition of Fatima took place; and the largest extant piece of the tree upon which Our Lady stood at Fatima. Visit the Capelinha with three roof tiles from the original Fatima Chapel destroyed in 1922. Confessions start 10:30 am.; Rosary Procession at 12:00 Noon; 12:30 Guest Speaker Rev. Matthew Mauriello; Holy Mass: 1:00 pm. Main Celebrant Rev. James P. Miara. Celebrations ends with the Fatima Farewell procession. For info call 908-689-1700 x210 or visit www.bluearmy.com

ENGRAVED IN STONE… Would you like to have your name go down in Saint Anne history? We are once again accepting orders for pavers that will be placed in either of TWO locations. You can purchase a paver to be laid in the Meditation Garden to the right of the church OR a paver to appear near the gym doors of Saint Anne School. Forms are available at the rectory.

Street Faire News….. Once again this year, we are looking for sponsors for the Street Faire, which will take place on Sept. 12,13,14. If you have a business of your own that you would like to promote, this is the perfect opportunity! Your info will be seen by all who attend Fri. night, Sat. & Sun. What a great advertising tool! Your sponsorship will also be noted for a few weeks in the bulletin, so you get a great return for your money since that goes home with people each weekend & is seen online on our website. Think about it. A form with the various levels of sponsorship will be listed in the bulletin in the next few weeks. This can be a great deal for both your business and the Street Faire!

NOW IS THE TIME TO REGISTER FOR SEPTEMBER

FOR THE ST. ANNE SCHOOL

PRE-K PROGRAM FOR THREE & FOUR YEAR OLDS

St. Anne School has openings in our Pre-K program. Our Pre-K 3 program meets two, three or five days a week, full or half day and Pre-K 4 program is three full days or five full days. To schedule an appointment for a personal tour of the Pre-K classes or to register, please call 201-796-3353 or email your request by visiting www.stannenj.com

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AT CAMP ACORN

LOCATED IN ALLENDALE Do you have what it takes to change the world one person at a time? Everything you need is in you. Discover it today at Camp Acorn! Camp Acorn is a social/recreational program for children and young adults with disabilities. Become a volunteer counselor today and participate with our campers in activities like cooking, sports, art, and more. Rewarding volunteer opportunities are waiting for you now!

Volunteers are paired one-on-one with a camper and accompany them throughout the day, assisting them in activities, ensuring their safety and sharing experiences that last a lifetime. Camp is the place that brings out the best in everyone, the place where you can make a difference and have fun all at once. Volunteers do not need to call ahead and may volunteer at any session. Service letters will be given upon request. Summer Program runs from Monday, June 23rd through Friday, August 22ND from 9:30 am – 3:30 pm. They keep track of service hours; write service letters for confirmation and letters of recommendation for college, etc.

Counselor Orientation: Saturday June 21st at 3:00 pm Calvary Lutheran Church, 165 West Crescent Ave., Allendale, NJ

www.campacorn.org – campacorn01@gmail.com

Win up to $12,500!

MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle

You have a chance to win up to $12,500 in St. Anne’s Third Annual MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle! We will sell up to a maximum of 500 tickets, each priced at $100 per ticket.

If all 500 tickets are sold, three lucky prize winners will split $25,000:

1st Prize (50% of Winners’ Share) 2nd Prize (30% of Winners’ Share) 3rd Prize (20% of Winners’ Share)

Drawing will be held on Sunday, September 14, 2014 at 8:00 p.m. at the St. Anne Street Faire. To purchase your tickets, please complete this form and return it with your payment (checks payable to St. Anne Church) to the parish rectory during regular business hours. Tickets are at the printer’s now. We will mail your portion to you as soon as we get them. Good Luck!!

MegaMoney 50/50 Raffle

_______ tickets at $100 per ticket = $ enclosed

Please check one of the following options and provide all information requested.

□ I am an individual purchasing this ticket for myself only. □ I am the contact person purchasing this ticket for a group. (Please write one check for full payment of ticket(s) purchased and attach the names and telephone numbers for each person in your group on a separate sheet of paper.) Name

Address

Home Phone # Cell Phone #

OFFICE USE ONLY Ticket # issued on . Payment Rec’d: □Cash □Check # Amt: $ Name:

This is a 50/50 cash raffle and winners will receive the following breakdown of all proceeds collected: 1st prize = 50% of winners’ share; 2nd prize= 30% of winners’ share; 3rd prize = 20% of winners’ share.

No substitution of the offered prize may be made. Winner subject to all taxes. Winner need not be present to win. Only 500 tickets will be sold.

Finance/Administration… A Christian community strives to steward its resources so that they can provide the material by which its various

ministries can reflect the parish’s mission to reflect Christ’s presence in all that we do and say. Finance Committee

Members: Ed Hughes, Bill Ball, Sally Quinn, Sheila Abate, Ed Trawinski, Loretta Stachiotti, Kristie Bednarz,

Karen Gillies, Steve Palermo and Jerry Cunningham.

Buildings/Grounds: Carl Shoemaker, Dave Lee, Kate Humble, and Steve Zmuda.

We are grateful to the 1,545 people who worshipped with us last weekend and contributed $13,082.00 in the offertory and $2,368.50 through Online Giving offertory, which along

with other fees and donations, totaled $19,980.50. Our weekly expenses average out to $20,348.00.

Heating & Air Conditioning ~ Everyone knows that there are some months in which our electricity bill or heating bill is higher than

others. Well, it’s the same with the Church. As you know, we use an additional way of paying for our extra

energy months. In the back of the church each Sunday you will find separate ENERGY envelopes. If you

should happen to hit the jackpot that week, and wish to throw a dollar or two in that envelope, we’d greatly

appreciate it! You can throw these special envelopes right in the collection with your regular envelope. The

energy envelopes will not be mailed to you. They will simply be in the back of the church, so if you don’t spot

them, be sure to ask the ushers at your Mass. Thanks so much. And special thanks to those who have already

been doing it regularly. It makes a difference!!!

Online Giving…

You have the opportunity to make donations to our Sunday collection online! To sign up, go to the St. Anne website – www.stannefairlawnnj.org

There are several ways to access the system:

1. Underneath the scrolling slideshow on the home page, on the bottom right-hand corner, you

will see a light blue icon with a $ sign. Click that icon to go directly to the system.

OR

2. From the homepage, check the left-hand menu options. The second to last menu option says

“envelopes & online giving.” Click that link, and a page with various giving options will appear.

Select the Online Giving option to be taken directly to the system.

Once you are taken to the new site, click on the section that says Create New Account. Next you will see New User Account Registration. Fill out the form and click “submit.”

When you are enrolled, you can go into Manage My Account, where you will see My Payment Methods. Here you can choose to have the funds deducted from your checking or bank account (you will need your routing and account numbers on hand). Under Manage My Account, you will also see Give a New Gift. There you will decide when and how much to give. (In the list, Offertory Collection

means the Sunday collection.) You can select recurring or one time gifts. You also have the option to access all the other special envelopes you would normally find in your envelope packet and which are generally one-time donations.

Each time you go to Mass, get a card that says “I have made my donation online” and put it in the collection when the usher comes around. Thanks so much for giving online!