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Cardinal Ritter Senior Services is in need of clerical volunteers
at its Shrewsbury Campus (7601 Watson Rd).
Volunteers are needed
1. To help with filing and data entry once or twice a week (number of hours is flexible) for the Housing Department.
2. To help one half day a week with filing and general office work for the Mary Queen and Mother Center administrative office.
3. To help with general clerical duties like filing and data entry approximately 3 hours per week for the Property Maintenance Department.
4. To help with filing on a monthly basis (about 8 hours per month) for the Billing Department.
For more details, please contact Kelly Ethington at 314-961-8000 x347, or
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or visit www.cardinalritterseniorservices.org
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 St. Patrick Center to collect cash and change to help build permanent,
positive change for the homeless
7th Annual St.
Patrick Center Pot O’ Gold Kettle Drive
Friday, March 12 & Saturday, March 13, 2010
St. Louis area Schnucks locations
St. Patrick Center volunteer "leprechauns" will collect donations in
special Pot O’ Gold rainbow kettles and distribute St. Patrick's Day beads to
benefit homeless and poor men, women and their families.
Despite difficult economic times, the 6th Annual Pot O’ Gold Kettle Drive
raised a record $52,000 in 2009. This year,St. Patrick Center hopes to top that number, bringing in more money than ever
to help build permanent, positive change for the homeless. St. Patrick Center
is the largest provider of homeless services in Missouri with 28 housing,
employment and mental health programs, assisting more than 9,000 individuals
each year.
For More Information
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, Senior Director of Communications
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 Pope Benedict XVI's message for Lent 2010 is a
reflection on "The justice of God has been
manifested through faith in Jesus Christ." (Rm 3:21-22). He reflects
on the "profound link between faith in God who 'lifts the needy from the
ash heap' (Ps 113, 7) and justice towards one's neighbor."
To assist your reflection on these themes,
the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has an entire
page of Lenten resources. The
USCCB has also created an Examination of Conscience
based on the Seven Principles of
Catholic Social Teaching.
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 How to help the victims of the Chilean earthquake
Rev. Larry Snyder, President of Catholic Charities USA, extends
heartfelt prayers and concerns to all of the individuals and families
so tragically impacted by this disaster. CCUSA encourages support of
Catholic Relief Services, the Church’s agency for international
response, and other agencies who are immediately responding to this
tragedy, and we stand ready to assist their efforts.
Catholic Relief Services, the U.S. bishops’ international relief
and development agency, is accepting donations by phone at
1-800-736-3467; online at www.crs.org ; or by mail to CRS, P.O. Box 17090, Baltimore, MD 21203-7090.
*Photograph: Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty Images
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