The Marketing Committee of St. Veronicas School is looking for individuals with creativity and experience in graphic design, website design, photography, videography, and communications to help out with a few projects to better market our school.
We are not looking for a long-term commitment but rather for individuals who are willing to volunteer a few hours of their time and expertise towards designing ads, designing a brochure, taking photographs of the students for the brochure, creating the video for the Open House, working on the website, or writing articles to be submitted to the newspapers and other media.
If you are interested and can volunteer some of your time please contact:
Pam Griffin, Marketing Representative at pgriff31@optonline.net or call 732-252-8547 by November 4 th.
Congratulations St. Veronica Student Council 2011-2012
President: Teresa Holl
Vice President: Rebecca Madeira
Treasurer: Kelly Schuld
Historian: Tiffany Ferrer
Public Relations Editor-in-Chief: Jonathan Alicea
Parliamentarian: Brianna Bove
Class Representatives:
8A: Anthony Guerrera & Makenna Giblin
8B: Kristyn Batta & Megan Loughrey
7A: Hunter Blair & Liam Scully
7B: Brigid Minogue & Theresa Reilly
6A: Mathew Carrigy & Madison Sims
Attention All St. Veronica School Alumni!
Saint Veronica School would like to compile an information database of our graduates, so that we might organize reunions and social events for our graduating classes of our school in the future. If you are a graduate of St. Veronica or perhaps you know the addresses of other graduates, please forward your name (including maiden name), address, phone number, email, and year of graduation to our attention at alumni@stveronicaschool.com or mail directly to the school at:
St Veronica School
4219 Rt. 9 North
Howell, NJ 07731
Thanks so much! May God bless you!
September 2011,
Dear Parents/Guardians,
I hope you have been blessed with an enjoyable summer and are ready to begin this new school year filled with enthusiasm and expectation! We have chosen as our theme for this 2010 – 2011 school year, Shout the Good News: God Loves ME Deeply!
In his World Youth Day message, Pope Benedict said, “This longing for infinity is man's desire of being loved by an endless love. Christian revelation tells us that: "God is love". God has revealed himself as an infinite, eternal, personal and merciful love that fills completely the universal longing for happiness. This is why the Pope says: "God is the source of life. To set God aside is to separate ourselves from that source and, inevitably, to deprive ourselves of fulfilment and joy: "without the Creator, the creature fades into nothingness" (Second Vatican Council, Gaudium et Spes, 36; WYD Message). Sadly, we see this in the numerous attempts our society has done to build an earthly paradise, leaving God aside.
September 2011,
Dear Parents/Guardians,
I hope you have been blessed with an enjoyable summer and are ready to begin this new school year filled with enthusiasm and expectation! We have chosen as our theme for this 2010 – 2011 school year, Shout the Good News: God Loves ME Deeply!
In his World Youth Day message, Pope Benedict said, “This longing for infinity is man's desire of being loved by an endless love. Christian revelation tells us that: "God is love". God has revealed himself as an infinite, eternal, personal and merciful love that fills completely the universal longing for happiness. This is why the Pope says: "God is the source of life. To set God aside is to separate ourselves from that source and, inevitably, to deprive ourselves of fulfilment and joy: "without the Creator, the creature fades into nothingness" (Second Vatican Council, Gaudium et Spes, 36; WYD Message). Sadly, we see this in the numerous attempts our society has done to build an earthly paradise, leaving God aside.
We cannot know God’s love if we keep looking at ourselves. Just look at the crucifix. Hear Jesus say, “For love of YOU I left my Father’s side. I came to you who ran from me, who fled, who didn’t want to hear my name. For love of you I was covered with spit, punched and beaten, and fixed to the wood of the cross.” Once we come to know this love of Jesus Christ, nothing else will seem beautiful or desirable. As Christians living in the Spirit, we’re called to pass on the tenderness of God. Let’s shout the good news: God loves ME deeply!!
Our desire this year is that each one of us and our students most especially will come to know and believe in the intimate and personal love God has for each of us!
We continue Living the Mission as we implement the next three themes of our Guidelines for Catholic Social Teaching. From September - November, we will study Citizenship Skills; December – February, will be Peace; and March – May, we will study Solidarity, all of which will be integrated into our curriculum.
May our school, our classrooms, and our homes be places where we may truly nourish our faith and grow in our ability to find God in everything everyday. May God bless us with a successful school year!
Sincerely,
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