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PSR News: “O come, Emmanuel”
Dear Parents/Guardians,
For the examples that you are, and for all that you sacrifice and do to bring the Lord to your children, we give thanks. Hopefully, our live PSR, including our Catechism of the Good Shepherd Atriums, will resume soon. In the meantime, we remain your faithful servants to help in your home religious education efforts.
Debra Kaminski, M.Ed.,CID
St.Mark PSR Director*******************
Please pray with St. Mark’s PSR/Youth Ministry Staff for all of those
affected by Covid and for the success of the vaccines.Although PSR registration remains open throughout the year, live PSR classes are suspended due to Covid-19. The decision on when to resume live classes will be made on January 10, 2021. In the meantime, PSR families should continue to use the home study program, Gospel Weeklies.
How to access Gospel Weeklies parent teaching pages:
• Start on this web page and scroll down to Gospel Weeklies Link below.
• Click on: Gospel Weeklies Link
• Click on: “Resources for Families”.
• Scroll down to “Parent Teaching Pages”
• Under written paragraphs, click: “Discover”.
• Click child’s level (Seed, Promise, Good News, etc.)
• Choose and click the lesson date you need.
If you have any questions about these instructions or PSR, or would like to register for PSR so your child(ren) can receive the Gospel Weeklies packet(s), please call 740-653-1229.
January is the first month of preparation for First Communion classes! If your child(ren) need(s) First Reconciliation and First Communion education, call 740-653-1229 or email us at lancasterstmarkyouth@gmail.com.*******************
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Web Safety
Since the pandemic school closures, children have been exposed to more time online than ever before. This brings up the questions, "How do children know if an online situation is safe?" and "When do you need to tell a grown-up?"
Concern for their safety is what prompted the organization behind NetSmartzKids to create a kid-friendly site that serves a higher purpose. Their site contains games, videos, activities, and most importantly, lessons for children about online netiquette, cyber bullying, and when to tell a grown up about something that is just not right.