SFB Offers Summer Extended Childcare Program
SFB is looking for a group of “Super Sleuths” for a mystery solving adventure across God’s wonderful world. The children of the SFB Extended care will be treated to an unforgettable summer of travel, multi-cultural foods and friendship. So, pull out the binoculars, grab a magnifying glass, and help us find the clues for a fantastic summer of fun. Passports required. Reservations are limited. Hours of operation: Monday-Friday, 7:30 am-5:30 pm. For registration information, please call Sharon at the SFB extended childcare program at 377-1987.

St. Francis Borgia “Window Gardens” Donations Requested
Take a moment to view the landscape improvements made to the south entries of the church. Several volunteers donated time, talent and heavy lifting to install a beautiful rock fountain and colorful shrubs at the entries of our church last fall. New bushes, trees and grasses were added, along with a handicap accessible sidewalk and handrail. These improvements have made it possible for safer, easier access to our church for our elderly parishioners while improving the exterior appearance of the church. We are seeking donations to fund this current project and future landscaping improvements around the church and school facilities. Your “once in a lifetime” donation of $750 will be honored with a colorful stained glass mosaic tile placed into the squares of the new handrail. All artwork will be completed by the 7th grade SFB art students. Other donation amounts can be combined to share a mosaic tile with other SFB families. Checks can be made payable to “Window Gardens Fund.” For more information contact Jim Hansen at 377-1070, ext 233, or send an e-mail. (4/22/08)

Bishop Sklba Will Visit in May
Let’s look forward to the weekend of May 17, 18, 19, 2008, for something very special. Bishop Richard J. Sklba will be with us at the parish for a formal, 3-day pastoral visit. He has, of course, been here many, many times before, but never for a whole weekend. Our parish was chosen for this visit because we are the oldest parish in continuous existence (since 1844) in Ozaukee County.

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