Our first project:

Made Get Well cards for the patients of Mt. Sinai Hospital of Queens

Other Projects:

2006:
Car Wash to raise money for the needy
Picnic for the Needy
It's My Park Day October 21, 2006
Adopted the residents of the Catherine Sheridan Assisted Living Residence. We visited them once a month.
Made peanut butter & jelly sandwiches for homeless people
Made Christmas cards for residents of the Catherine Sheridan

                       

2007:
The Giving Tree
We made Easter cards for the Catherine Sheridan residents
We gave out roses to the people who live at the Catherine Sheridan in May.
In June, we baked cookies for the residents of the Catherine Sheridan.
From August to December, we made cards and gifts for the patrons of St John's Bread and Life Soup Kitchen. We gave them out on December 27.

2008
Made Easter gifts for the patrons of St John's Bread & Life Soup Kitchen.
Made tissue paper flowers for the mothers in our parish and gave them out on Mother's Day.
Baked cupcakes for the fathers in our parish and gave them out on Father's Day. 

Here we are at a planning meeting:

Rejoice in Hope by Louise M. Walton
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2006:
Hi My Name Is Alexis and I am going to tell you about the church called St Catherine of Genoa that was also a school. First I woke up, took a shower and then I put on my clothes, did my hair and brushed my teeth. Mrs. Louise, the leader of the young Vincentians, picked me up. It took a half hour but we finally got there. The church was very small. The school was very big. When we got into the gym for the meeting first, we had an opening prayer. Then we ate breakfast at 9.15 through 9.45. I ate two muffins and a bagel. When we were finished, we learned about immigrants and how they need papers. Then we had to ask them questions and when that was over we had mass. When I went in the church I remembered that the church was small on the outside and huge in the inside. The walls were white, yellow and brown. The books are orange, black, red and purple. The Altar is green, white and brown and the priest has a very big chair and plants all around it. To me he looked like a king. There is a really big cross of Jesus hanging on the top of him and there were a lot of signs that said charity, come Holy Spirit, inflame our hearts. On the window they have saints on it. And the priest took out a gold cup and put the wine in it and a tiny bit of water and we drank it and ate the bread and then prayed. There were candles that you could light. They also had a big cross. Then we had lunch and I ate chicken and rice and a lot of fruit. Then we talked about cancer, then said a closing prayer and then it was over.