ROCHESTER - Bald is excellent, in any event at Elizabeth Seton School in Rochester.
The feature occasion for the school's winter jubilee could include shaved leaders of some prominent pioneers of the Catholic people group. Fr. Paul Gousse of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church got to be distinctly motivated to help St. Elizabeth Seton School raise cash.
While asking in his sanctuary, Gousse said he asked God how he could help the school. As indicated by Gousse, God replied, and instructed him to shave his head.
Gousse asked Fr. Thomas Duston, the new cleric at St. Mary's Church in Rochester, who consented to help him with the head-shaving pledge drive.
Duston will likely raise $5,000 from his area, while's Gousse will probably raise $5,000 at his. In the event that they every raise $5,000, they both certification to shave their heads.
The arrangement proceeded with St. Elizabeth Seton Principal Suzanne Boutin to raise $10,000 for the school. In the event that effective, she will shave her head, as well.
"This is the primary occasion I will completely shave my head; I have just ever gotten a Mohawk shave" Boutin said.
The occasion will raise cash, additionally unite two Catholic wards in Rochester, as indicated by Marni Fennessey, who handles headway and improvement for St. Elizabeth Seton.
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What's more, the shaving isn't ceasing with the Rochester Catholic Community. The Diocese of Manchester is aiding, as well.
At the point when Bishop Peter Libasci caught wind of the occasion from Gousse amid a withdraw, the priest said he will raise $5,000, setting the aggregate gathering pledges objective at $25,000.
Gousse welcomed the religious administrator to the head shaving occasion to do the distinctions of shaving Gousse's and Duston's heads. In any case, the religious administrator made it one stride assist. He guaranteed to get his own head shaved, if the pledge drive comes to the $25,000 objective. The occasion demonstrates the Diocese's dedication to Catholic instruction, Libasci said.
The head shaving occasion will occur amid Catholic Schools Week on Friday, Feb. 3, inside the St. Elizabeth Seton School recreation center, 16 Bridge St., Rochester.
Catholic School's week is an occasion that every Catholic School celebrate. St. Elizabeth Seton will celebrate between Sunday Jan.29 and Sunday, Feb. 4. Notwithstanding the head shaving occasion, an open house, hotcake breakfast and spaghetti supper will likewise be held.
Approaches to give for the Head Shaving occasion include: Mailing checks payable to St. Elizabeth Seton 16 Bridge St. Rochester, NH 03867. Pay online by going to www.sesschool.org. Alternately, go to Holy Rosary Credit Union and make a gift to the St. Elizabeth Seton account.
Gifts are being acknowledged until Feb. 2.
The feature occasion for the school's winter jubilee could include shaved leaders of some prominent pioneers of the Catholic people group. Fr. Paul Gousse of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church got to be distinctly motivated to help St. Elizabeth Seton School raise cash.
While asking in his sanctuary, Gousse said he asked God how he could help the school. As indicated by Gousse, God replied, and instructed him to shave his head.
Gousse asked Fr. Thomas Duston, the new cleric at St. Mary's Church in Rochester, who consented to help him with the head-shaving pledge drive.
Duston will likely raise $5,000 from his area, while's Gousse will probably raise $5,000 at his. In the event that they every raise $5,000, they both certification to shave their heads.
The arrangement proceeded with St. Elizabeth Seton Principal Suzanne Boutin to raise $10,000 for the school. In the event that effective, she will shave her head, as well.
"This is the primary occasion I will completely shave my head; I have just ever gotten a Mohawk shave" Boutin said.
The occasion will raise cash, additionally unite two Catholic wards in Rochester, as indicated by Marni Fennessey, who handles headway and improvement for St. Elizabeth Seton.
MORE VIDEO: Shon Parham (1) makes a 3-pointer as Portsmouth enhances to 5-0 in Divisi…
What's more, the shaving isn't ceasing with the Rochester Catholic Community. The Diocese of Manchester is aiding, as well.
At the point when Bishop Peter Libasci caught wind of the occasion from Gousse amid a withdraw, the priest said he will raise $5,000, setting the aggregate gathering pledges objective at $25,000.
Gousse welcomed the religious administrator to the head shaving occasion to do the distinctions of shaving Gousse's and Duston's heads. In any case, the religious administrator made it one stride assist. He guaranteed to get his own head shaved, if the pledge drive comes to the $25,000 objective. The occasion demonstrates the Diocese's dedication to Catholic instruction, Libasci said.
The head shaving occasion will occur amid Catholic Schools Week on Friday, Feb. 3, inside the St. Elizabeth Seton School recreation center, 16 Bridge St., Rochester.
Catholic School's week is an occasion that every Catholic School celebrate. St. Elizabeth Seton will celebrate between Sunday Jan.29 and Sunday, Feb. 4. Notwithstanding the head shaving occasion, an open house, hotcake breakfast and spaghetti supper will likewise be held.
Approaches to give for the Head Shaving occasion include: Mailing checks payable to St. Elizabeth Seton 16 Bridge St. Rochester, NH 03867. Pay online by going to www.sesschool.org. Alternately, go to Holy Rosary Credit Union and make a gift to the St. Elizabeth Seton account.
Gifts are being acknowledged until Feb. 2.
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