Dear Saint Rose Families, 

For the safety of our students, please read the following information regarding morning drop off and afternoon procedures. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Dr. Borgelt

CARLINE REMINDERS:

AM Drop off- There are designated lanes for preschool and K-8, please make sure that you are in the correct lane (pre-K families stay in the right lane and K-8 families stay to the left). If you have students in preschool and K-8, please remain in the preschool drop off lane. 

PM Pickup- You may be in either lane for pickup, students are not allowed to go to their vehicle until given the all clear- PRESCHOOL PARENTS- Please get out of your vehicle to retrieve your student from their teacher. Also, please load your vehicles promptly so the car line isn’t held up. If you would like to talk to your child's teacher, please park your car either on Elm Street or in the parking lot on Linden Lane.

Please make sure that you are going to the right and going around the cul de sac when leaving from drop off and pickup- No cars should be turning to the left onto Elm St. from the carline. 

Walkers- When at the crosswalk, please be sure to watch the countdown. If it is below 5, please wait for the next round. Also, if cars are exiting the parking lot on Elm Street in the car line, please stop and stay back from the driveway until the cars have passed. 

At dismissal, please do NOT park in the area closest to the parish office/Walz Center (where the basketball hoops are). Classes line up in that area so it is imperative for the safety of our students to keep that area free of vehicles.

Please only park in designated parking spots. Do not park in handicapped spots, clergy parking spots, the Elm St cul-de-sac or blocking any driveways. Perrysburg police department has reminded us that they will ticket vehicles parked in the cul-de-sac or handicap parking without a permit. Please do not park in the marked clergy parking spots. These are their personal parking spots near their residence.

RSVP for Grandparents Day!

PLEASE NOTE: Students are required to return to class following their time with Grandparents or other guests. Students should attend classes for the rest of the day until 3:30 dismissal. Thank you. 

Do you have questions on the Mass and Eucharist? Do you struggle with the Eucharist truly being Jesus' body?

Come join us as we journey together to learn more about the Mass and Eucharist in this short 5 part video series. We will watch the video together and discuss after.

Our first meeting will be after the 9:15am Mass on Friday, September 8. We will meet in St Peter's corner at 10am. 

Any questions, please contact Missy Namay: missy_namay@hotmail.com

Little Flowers Girls Club

This program is for girls ages 5-9 years old. Each month the group gathers to learn about a female Catholic Saint and a corresponding virtue. Moms and girls attend together and moms take turns leading an activity.

Little Women Hospitality Club

This program aims to teach girls ages 10-12 the various aspects of the virtue of hospitality through monthly skills practiced over a two year period. Using scripture, literature, skill practice, and field trips, this program weaves its Catholic identity throughout.

Basketball Commissioner Needed

Saint Rose CYO is looking for a Boys Basketball Commissioner for the 2023/24 season.

Please reach out to Athletic Director, Sarah Anderson if interested: cyo@saintroseonline.org

Middle School Sweatshirts

are available for purchase.

All 6, 7, & 8th graders are able to wear these class sweatshirts with their uniforms!

Don't miss your chance to order!

Sale ends SEPTEMBER 12!

Saint Rose School Vintage Wear!

Prior to our famous pirate, the Saint Rose School mascot was an energetic and spunky bear as pictured here. Known as the Saint Rose School Yogi's, Saint Rose School students in the 1960's wore these sweatshirts and also bear-shaped pins to all of their basketball games. This is a limited time offer to purchase a throwback sweatshirt or t-shirt and they are uniform-approved for gym days and spirit wear days.

Altar Server Training & Updates

Any student, grades 4-12, interested in becoming an Altar Server, and for those who already serve at Mass, please plan to attend one of the required upcoming training sessions:

Saturday, September 9 ~ 8:30 - 10am

Wednesday, September 13 ~ 6:30 - 8pm

Saturday, September 23 ~ 8:30 - 10am

Tuesday, September 26 ~ 3:30 - 5pm

Thursday, September 28 ~ 6:30 - 8pm

All sessions will be held in the Church

Current High School Servers may be asked to help guide our newest Altar Servers. Students may attend additional training sessions if interested. 

Questions? 

Please contact Deacon Victor or Deacon Charlie deaconvictor@roadrunner.com 

mcdaniel@saintroseonline.org

Have you ever ask yourself questions like; What is Worship? What is Sacrifice? How do they relate to the Mass?

Many people do not struggle with worshiping or sacrificing, but they may not understand what they mean and how they relate to the Mass? 

Saint Rose will be offering, “A Biblical Walk Through the Mass,” By Dr. Edward Sri.

Topics will include: The Mass as Sacrifice, The Sign of the Cross, The Readings and Homily, The Eucharistic Prayers, Words of Institution / Consecration, and Holy Communion. 

This journey of our faith begins

Wednesday, September 20 | 7 pm

School Cafeteria (a.k.a. Sacred Heart Center)

enter door B of school and take the steps down or

enter Door A and take the elevator down.

Sign up for this free 5 week program via the link below.

Each evening is independent, so if you're unable to attend all sessions, it's ok!

Please feel free to invite a friend!

Questions?

Contact Deacon Charlie at mcdaniel@saintroseonline.org