Our Daily Bread Casseroles

Volunteers will be at the rear of the school cafeteria on Tuesday evening, August 27 from 7:00 — 9:00 p.m. and again on Wednesday morning, August 28 from 7:30 — 9:00 a.m. to collect casseroles and/or dry goods donations for Our Daily Bread. Pans and recipes are located by the entrances of the church on the weekend before the collections. To prevent spillage, please double-bag and freeze or refrigerate your casserole before you drop it off. Can't make a casserole? Then please consider donating dry goods such as canned vegetables/fruit, coffee, tea, sugar, PB&J, powdered drink mixes, and non-food kitchen items such as paper cups and sandwich bags. Call Mark Grabenstein at 410-654-0414 for more info.

Archdiocesan
First Fruits Farm

The Social Justice Ministry is gathering a group of adult disciples who want to "feed His sheep" at the Archdiocesan First Fruits Farm. Consult an upcoming bulletin, Deacon Jim Nuzzo at JNuzzo@shgparish.org, or Ann Dalrymple at ammoncircuit@gmail.com for more information.

Children's Religious Education

Religion classes are available for parish children from pre-K through 8th grade who are not in a Catholic school. There is also a high school program. Classes run from mid-September to early May, and classes for 2019-20 start soon! Registration packets for can be found at both church entrances, at the parish office, and online. Join us as we share God's love and our Catholic faith with our parish children!

Catholic Scripture Study — MARK:
The Gospel Through the Eyes of Peter

Is the Lord calling you to seek a greater knowledge of Himself and His Church? Be amazed at what you learn about the Gospel of Mark through easy-to-read lessons, small group discussions, and DVD lectures using Scripture, history, and Church teachings. The program meets on Thursdays from October — March, with sessions at 9:45 a.m. or 7:00 p.m. Cost is $45. Click here to register and learn more details, or contact Darlene at 410-833-2322.

Holy Spirit 101 Seminar

Are you hungry to know what the Catholic Church is teaching about the gifts of the Holy Spirit? The Life in the Spirit Prayer Group invites you to their "Holy Spirit 101" seminar at Sacred Heart Parish!

Friday, October 11: 5:30 — 8:30 PM and

Saturday, October 12: 8AM — 8PM

Media Center and West Room

Come experience the gifts of the Holy Spirit through worship, lectures, demonstrations, and practicums. Click here to learn more and to register for the seminar!

Blood Pressure Screenings: Volunteers Needed

Are you a trained nurse? Would you like to use your gifts to help serve your fellow parishioners? We need volunteer nurses to assist with blood pressure screenings after Masses on the third weekend of each month. If you can assist with this ministry, please contact Quinn Nugent at qnuge@msn.com or 443-821-3350. We are very flexible and will appreciate whatever amount of time you might be willing to offer.

Knights of Columbus — We want you to join us!

The Knights of Columbus are a faith-filled and proud group of Catholic men serving our parish and community. Immaculate Lady Council #5208 at SHG is looking for good Catholic men to join our ranks. Acting on the principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism, we are engaged behind the scenes of many parish activities and in serving the wider community. If you are looking to grow as a Catholic man while putting your faith into action, you belong in the Knights. Our fraternal benefits program can help you in many ways. To learn more about the Knights, please click here. If you would like to become part of our brotherhood and join us in serving others, call or text Ron Spohn, Membership Director for SHG's Immaculate Lady Council, at 443-629-0777.

All Volunteers Must Be STAND Approved!

*Volunteers who have Substantial Contact with Children include, but are not limited to, all Sacred Heart School volunteers, Vacation Bible School, Glyndon Area Players, Religious Education volunteers, catechists, Scouts, Knights of Columbus, Coaching and/or Refereeing, all Leaders of Parish Groups/Ministries, and any or all Youth Ministry activities.

More information/instructions can be found by clicking here.

You can also click here to view the "Policy and Procedure Requirements for all Clergy/Religious, Employees, and Volunteers at all parishes and schools within the Archdiocese of Baltimore."