St. Jerome has received an invitation to participate in the “Every Child Deserves a Home: A Program of Foster Care Awareness and Spiritual Adoption” from our Diocesan offices of Life, Justice, and Advocacy and Youth and Young Adult Ministry.
HENRY
Age: 12 years old
Born: January 2008
YFA-101996488
Henry is in 6th grade. His favorite class is the band as music plays a big part in his life, and you should know that Henry plays the trumpet. Henry’s favorite music artist is Marshmallow a DJ, however, Imagine Dragons is his inspiration in life. But his creativity doesn’t stop there! Henry also enjoys writing songs, drawing, and coloring.
Henry knows that when he is older he wants to be a paleontologist. He knows a lot of information about dinosaurs already. His favorite dinosaur is the TREX as he is so big. Henry likes pizza with pepperoni and Hawaiian toppings, as well as reading (the Hobbit is his favorite), cats, and Batman. If he had a superpower he would want to have super speed.
Henry’s best quality is that he helps people. Henry likes to treat himself well and make sure he is eating well. He is looking for a family with a therapeutic background specifically when it comes to anger management. He says, “I try to breathe but sometimes I can’t control it.” He is looking for a mom and a dad and older siblings.
St. Jerome Catholic Church is praying that Henry finds his forever home.
For more information please visit: www.heartgallerykids.org
HENRY
Age: 12 years old
Born: January 2008
YFA-101996488
Henry is in 6th grade. His favorite class is the band as music plays a big part in his life, and you should know that Henry plays the trumpet. Henry’s favorite music artist is Marshmallow a DJ, however, Imagine Dragons is his inspiration in life. But his creativity doesn’t stop there! Henry also enjoys writing songs, drawing, and coloring.
Henry knows that when he is older he wants to be a paleontologist. He knows a lot of information about dinosaurs already. His favorite dinosaur is the TREX as he is so big. Henry likes pizza with pepperoni and Hawaiian toppings, as well as reading (the Hobbit is his favorite), cats, and Batman. If he had a superpower he would want to have super speed.
Henry’s best quality is that he helps people. Henry likes to treat himself well and make sure he is eating well. He is looking for a family with a therapeutic background specifically when it comes to anger management. He says, “I try to breathe but sometimes I can’t control it.” He is looking for a mom and a dad and older siblings.
St. Jerome Catholic Church is praying that Henry finds his forever home.
For more information please visit: www.heartgallerykids.org
Should Communion Ministers Still Wear Face Masks?
This question is asked regularly: Do Communion ministers need to wear face masks? The protocols issued by Bishop Parkes on June 15, 2020, are (for the most part) still in effect, including, it is strongly recommended for the safety of the minister and the communicant that the minister wear a face mask when distributing Holy Communion. We now know the coronavirus is transmitted primarily by breathing it in via airborne aerosol particulates. We also know that breakthrough cases of Covid can occur even to those who are fully vaccinated. So for the safety of all, Communion ministers are still strongly encouraged to wear a face mask when distributing Holy Communion.
This question is asked regularly: Do Communion ministers need to wear face masks? The protocols issued by Bishop Parkes on June 15, 2020, are (for the most part) still in effect, including, it is strongly recommended for the safety of the minister and the communicant that the minister wear a face mask when distributing Holy Communion. We now know the coronavirus is transmitted primarily by breathing it in via airborne aerosol particulates. We also know that breakthrough cases of Covid can occur even to those who are fully vaccinated. So for the safety of all, Communion ministers are still strongly encouraged to wear a face mask when distributing Holy Communion.
