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  PRINCIPAL NOTES………..  ~ Our Ash Wednesday Mass, scheduled for Wednesday, March 5 th , will be a “school Mass only” in the Chapel not the Serra Center. PTG NEWS GENERAL PTG MEETING UPDATE  Our PTG Meeting will need to be rescheduled for March. Father David has a schedulin g conflict tha t OLD MISSION MONTESSORI SCHOOL NEWSLETTER Tuesday, February 25, 2014 [email protected]  Venerable Samuel Charles Mazzuchelli (1806-1864) Vernalbe Samuel Charle s Mazzuchelli was born in Italy and joined the Dominca ns at the age of 17. He was sent to the American frontier where he served as a missionary priest to the Northwest Territory, from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi. He ministered to immigrant settlers, miners, farmers, traders, political leaders, and native tribes. He has a deep love for the Native Am ericans, so he established schools that taught in their own language, and also publishe d a Winnebago prayer book and litu rgical almanac in Chippewa. Venerable Samuel also fought governmenta l injustices against Native Americans. Along with founding 30 parishes, he began a religious community of women, the Dominican sisters of Sinsinawa, to continue his mission of teacher and preaching. Mazzuchelli died on February 23, 1864. Father Samuel helped to spiritually and physically build the Church where he served. After he died, many prayed for his canonization. On July 9, 1964, Mother Benedicta, Sinsinawa Dominican Prioress, formally petitioned for official establishment of the cause for his hoped for beatification and canonization. Under the direction of the Vatican Congregation for Causes of Saints, Dominican Sr. Nona McGreal wrote a formal presentation of his life and virtue (called a positio.) The document’s historical re view was completed in 1990. Next expert theologians reviewed it to determine the heroic quality of his virtues. On July 6, 1993, Fr. Samuel Mazzuchelli was declared “Venerable” by Pope John Paul II. The title “Venerable” recognizes his ho liness and completes the f irst step towards his canonization. Next, the Church examines reports of miraculous favors attributed to him. If a miracle is approved, the Pope would beatify Father Mazzuchelli with the title “Blessed.”  If the Church app roves a second miracle, Father Samuel could be honored by the Church as “Saint Samuel.” This would make many hearts dance with joy!  DATES TO REMEMBER  Thursday, February 27 th , General PTG Meeting, POSTPONED  Wednesday, March 5 th , 11:00 am all School Ash Wednesday Mass (Chapel)  Friday, March 7 th , NO MASS, 12:30/12:45 pm dismissal  Sunday, March 9 th , Daylight Savings begins  Thursday, March 13 th , OMMS Science and Art Fair  Friday, March 14 th , NO SCHOOL, Teacher IMPORTANT NOTICE: THE PTG MEETING SCHEDULED FOR THIS THURSDAY EVENING WILL BE POSTPONED. FATHER DAVID HAD A SCHEDULING CONFL ICT AND WAS UNABLE TO ATTEND. WE WILL RESCHEDULE OUR MEETING IN MARCH.

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 PRINCIPAL NOTES……….. ~ Our Ash Wednesday Mass, scheduled forWednesday, March 5th, will be a “school Mass only”

in the Chapel not the Serra Center.

PTG NEWS 

GENERAL PTG MEETING UPDATE  Our PTG Meeting will need to be rescheduled forMarch. Father David has a scheduling conflict thatcould not be avoided. We are looking into anavailable date in March.

OLD MISSION MONTESSORI SCHOOL NEWSLETTERTuesday, February 25, 2014

[email protected]

 Venerable Samuel Charles Mazzuchelli

(1806-1864)

Vernalbe Samuel Charles Mazzuchelli was born in Italy and joined the Domincans at the age of 17. He was sentto the American frontier where he served as a missionary priest to the Northwest Territory, from the GreatLakes to the Mississippi. He ministered to immigrant settlers, miners, farmers, traders, political leaders, andnative tribes. He has a deep love for the Native Americans, so he established schools that taught in their ownlanguage, and also published a Winnebago prayer book and liturgical almanac in Chippewa. Venerable Samuel alsofought governmental injustices against Native Americans. Along with founding 30 parishes, he began a religiouscommunity of women, the Dominican sisters of Sinsinawa, to continue his mission of teacher and preaching.Mazzuchelli died on February 23, 1864.

Father Samuel helped to spiritually and physically build the Church where he served. After he died, many prayedfor his canonization. On July 9, 1964, Mother Benedicta, Sinsinawa Dominican Prioress, formally petitioned for

official establishment of the cause for his “hoped for” beatification and canonization.

Under the direction of the Vatican Congregation for Causes of Saints, Dominican Sr. Nona McGreal wrote aformal presentation of his life and virtue (called a positio.) The document’s historical review was completed in1990. Next expert theologians reviewed it to determine the heroic quality of his virtues.

On July 6, 1993, Fr. Samuel Mazzuchelli was declared “Venerable” by Pope John Paul II. The title “Venerable”

recognizes his holiness and completes the first step towards his canonization. Next, the Church examinesreports of miraculous favors attributed to him. If a miracle is approved, the Pope would beatify FatherMazzuchelli with the title “Blessed.”  If the Church approves a second miracle, Father Samuel could be honoredby the Church as “Saint Samuel.” This would make many hearts dance with joy! 

DATES TO REMEMBER

  Thursday, February 27th, General PTGMeeting, POSTPONED

  Wednesday, March 5th, 11:00 am all

School Ash Wednesday Mass (Chapel)  Friday, March 7th, NO MASS,

12:30/12:45 pm dismissal  Sunday, March 9th, Daylight Savings

begins  Thursday, March 13th, OMMS Science and

Art Fair  Friday, March 14th, NO SCHOOL, Teacher

Professional Growth day  Monday, March 17th, St. Patrick’s Day   Friday, March 21st, Maria Montessori

Shadow Day, 11:00 am all school Mass,12:30/12:45 pm dismissal, NO PM

EXTENDED CHILD CARE

IMPORTANT NOTICE:THE PTG MEETING SCHEDULED FOR THIS THURSDAY EVENING WILL BE

POSTPONED. FATHER DAVID HAD A SCHEDULING CONFLICT AND WAS UNABLE

TO ATTEND. WE WILL RESCHEDULE OUR MEETING IN MARCH.

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 Night at the Mission Wine Tasting ventTickets will soon be on sale for the “Night at the

Mission” wine and beer tasting event to be held on

May 10th. The event will include international anddomestic wines along with local beers, a foodshowcase from local restaurants, and a silentauction. Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 at thedoor. You can purchase tickets on line athttps://ommswinetasting.ticketbud.com/nightatthemission.  Be sure and spread the word to family,friends, and co-workers. Tickets and flyers will soonbe available in the school office.

RECYCLING YOUR ELECTRONICS 

We continue to collect cell phones, laser & inkjetcartridges, laptops, MP3s, PDAs and tablets/eReaders/notebooks to raise money for our school.We are asking parents to ask businesses like: Cellphone stores, Medical facilities, TechnologyCompanies, or even your place of business to donate.The possibilities are endless! Business donationscan be tax deductible. Please drop off items at theschool office. Thank you for recycling!

Please keep the following members our school

family in your prayers:

~ The Falbee Family~ Marilyn Clark, Brooke B’s cousin 

~ Fabio Perez~ Vanessa & Andres’ Grandfather ~ Christina Ruiz~ Jacob Donahue (7 months old) and his family~ Mrs. Bush~ Sr. Joyce Hampel, CSJ, Associate Principal  

Academy of Our Lady of Peace~ All of our military families