You can view the Messenger Newsletter using Adobe Acrobat Reader.

There is a known problem with viewing PDF files with Internet Explorer. Click here for instructions on a workaround or you may also right click on the link and "Save" the document locally for viewing.

 

2010		2009
December 2010		December 2009
November 2010		December 2009 Special
August 2010		August 2009
Seniors 2010		Easter 2009
Groundbreaking		Seniors 2009
April 2010		March 2009
Lent 2010
2008	2007	2006
Seniors 2008	November 2007	November 2006
December 2008	September 2007	July 2006
September 2008	July 2007	Senior Class of '06
Easter 2008	Easter 2007	Easter 2006
Catholic Schools Week Newsletter	February 2007	March 2006
2005	2004	2003
Christmas 2005	Christmas 2004	Christmas 2003
Faith Center/Stewardship Issue October 2005	Fall 2004	November 2003
September 2005	August 2004	Parish Picnic 2003
July 2005	Seniors 2004	August 2003
Special 2005 Seniors Edition	May 2004	Seniors 2003
May 2005	Building News	June 2003
Easter 2005	February 2004	April 2003
February 2005	January 2004	February 2003

Acrobat Workaround

Solutions for Internet Explorer

Do one of the following:

Solution 1
Save the PDF file to the local hard drive rather than reading it from the Web:

1. In Internet Explorer, right-click the link to the PDF file, and then choose Save Target As from the pop-up menu (Windows).
2. Specify a name and location for the PDF file, and then click Save.
3. Open the Acrobat product, choose File > Open, and try to open the PDF file that you saved in step 2.

Solution 2
Modifying your Reader preferences to open the PDF file with Acrobat instead of the browser:

1. Close Internet Explorer, and restart the Acrobat product.
2. Open Acrobat Reader
3. Locate the "Preferences" menu. This will depend on the version of Acrobat you are running. It could be under the "File" menu (V4.5) or "Edit" menu (V5.0)
4. Select "Preferences".
5. There are several options available. Locate the option to either "Display PDF in Browser" or "Web Browser Integration" and ensure they are not selected. This option could be under "General" or "Options" categories of the "Preferences" window. Consult Acrobat Help if you have problems.
6. Close Acrobat and re-open Internet Explorer. Click on the link to the desired PDF file. It should launch Acrobat.