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ST. MICHAEL PARISH�

Weekend Mass Schedule�

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Saturday: 4:00pm�

Sunday: �

English: 7:30am�

9:00am �

� 10:30am�

Portuguese: 10:30am�

Brazilian: 12:00pm�

Week Day Mass Schedule�

9:00am �

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Monday�

Wednesday�

Friday �

Administrator: �� Rev. Laurence “Ren” M. Tocci � x301

� frren@stmikes.org� � � �

Xaverian Assistant: Rev. Anthony Lalli, S.X.�

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Assistant: Rev. Adriano Albino de Castro�

� � adrianoalbinocastro@gmail.com�

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Music Director: Donna McIntyre � x310�

donna@stmikes.org�

Finance & Operations �Helena Siciliano � x304�

Manager:� � helena@stmikes.org�

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Director of Marie Chabot � x309�

Faith Formation: marie@stmikes.org�

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Baptisms & Weddings: Patricia Conte � x306�

pconte@stmikes.org�

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Custodians:� � Antonio Goncalves�

� � � Francisco Pinheiro�

Welcome New Parishioners�

We welcome you to the community of St. Michael.

Please introduce yourself to the priest, call or visit the

Parish Center or visit us online at www.stmikes.org to fill

out a registration form. As a parish committed to the vi-

sion of stewardship, we encourage your involvement by

sharing with us your God given gifts of time, talent and

treasure. For detailed information about our ministries,

parish activities and contact persons, refer to our parish

website.�

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Baptisms�

The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the 3rd Sun-

day of the month at 2:00pm. Baptism catechesis for the

parent(s) and godparent(s) is held on the 1st Sunday of

the month at 2:00pm. Register online at

www.stmikes.org or call the Parish Center and ask for

Pat Conte ext. 306. �

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First Eucharist and Confirmation�

A complete preparation process is REQUIRED for each

sacrament. Please contact the Faith Formation office for

information.�

Marriage�

Arrangements MUST be made at least 6 months prior to

the intended date of the wedding. Please call the Parish

Center to schedule your date and make an appointment

to speak with Pat Conte our wedding coordinator. �

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Ministry of the Sick�

Please notify us if there is a sick or aged family member

or friend who would like to receive the Sacrament of the

Anointing of the Sick and/or Holy Communion at home.�

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Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)�

Saturdays from 2:30 to 3:30 PM in the lower church. �

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RCIA �

If you have not been baptized or were baptized but have

not received First Eucharist, Reconciliation or Confir-

mation, please contact Sheila Mahoney at 978�562�

3148, call or email the Parish Center.�

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St. Michael’s Cemetery�

Cemetery lots are available. For information contact �

Helena at the Parish Office.�

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21 Manning Street, Hudson, MA 01749�

Phone: 978�562�2552 Fax: 978�568�1761�

Faith Formation Phone: 978�562�7662�

www.stmikes.org�

@stmikes_hudson�

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facebook.com/stmikes.hudson�

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Bread and Wine in Memory of�

Hugh Mill�

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Lights and Candles in Loving Memory of�

Manual da Silva Melo�

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Offertory Collection �

$7,284.20�

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From the Business Office�

Weekly Income� � �

Needed � � Income Received�

To Meet Expenses� � October 20, 2019�

$12,000.00 $12,572.20�

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Grand Annual to Date: $3,997.00 �

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Second Collection�

11/2 & 11/3 Parish Maintenance & Development�

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Saturday� � October 26, 2019�

4:00pm� � Josie McIsaac & Deceased�

� � � Relatives� � �

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Sunday� � � October 27, 2019� �

7:30am � � Adelaide & Acacio Matias� �

9:00am�� � Helen & Peter Karpowicz� �

10:30am� � Ralph Barry�

10:30am� � St. Michael Parishioners�

12:00pm� � Brazilian Mass �

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Monday� � October 28, 2019�

9:00am � � Raymond Noon�� �

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Wednesday� � October 30, 2019�

9:00am�� � Doris & Thomas Ward� � �

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Thursday� � October 31, 2019�

4:00pm�� � Vigil�Manuel Batista�

� � � Friday� � � �

� November 1, 2019� �

9:00am�� � Francisco & Maria Monteiro & ��

� � � Family�

7:00pm�� � Paula Sacco� � �

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Saturday� � November 2, 2019 � �

4:00pm�� � Lugeiro Maria Moraes� � �

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Sunday � � November 3, 2019 � �

7:30am � � Francisco & Inez Monteiro &�

� � � Provdencia Montanez��

9:00am�� � St. Michael Parishioners��

10:30am� � Theresa Matias�

10:30am� � Helder Bairos�

12:00pm� Brazilian Mass �

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**PARISH CENTER HOURS** �

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Monday/Tuesday�9:00am�3:00pm�

Thursday/Friday�9:00am�3:00pm�

Parish Council is Available for Comments�

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If you have any questions comments, feedback, or sugges-

tions please feel free to contact Father Ren at

frren@stmikes.org. or reach out to our Parish Council

members at parishcouncil@stmikes.org.�

Please indicate in the Subject heading which Council

Member you would be most comfortable addressing, or

which Mass you attend.�

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Barbara Maglione� � Brian Aucoin�

Marty Richardson � � Noemia Braga�

Greg Michaud� � � Vera Teixera�

Do You Like to Sing?�

New members are invited to join the choir. Rehears-

als are Wednesday evening at 6:15 pm in the

church. The choir sings at the 4:00 pm Saturday

Mass. You don't have to know how to read music to

be part of the choir. Come to rehearsal, meet the

members, join in song, or stop by after Mass to meet

Donna, our cantors and choir members to find out

more about our parish music ministry. �

Holy Day Schedule�

All Saints Day�

Friday, November 1st is All Saints Day which is a �

holy day of obligation. Our Mass schedule is as follows:�

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Vigil, Thursday, October 31st at 4:00PM�

Friday, November 1st at 9:00am�

Friday, November 1st at 7:00pm�

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O/.7F13 27, 2019�

Women’s Group�

Please consider joining, no matter what adult stage of

life you are in, for a monthly gathering of women on

Monday, October 28th at 6:30pm in the Parish Center.

We welcome women to help build this sense of com-

munity as we share in our rich Catholic faith and tradi-

tions. For any questions or more information please

email Cindy Janeiro�Ehlke at Cidyjehlke@gmail.com

or Joyce Rossignol at Jm.rossi@comcast.net�

Eucharistic Adoration�

“Gaze upon Him, consider Him, contemplate Him,

as you desire to imitate Him.”�

� � � � Sr. Clare of Assisi�

Readings for the week of October 27, 2019�

Sunday:� Sir 35:12�14, 16�18/Ps 34:2�3, 17�18, 19,

23 [7a]/2 Tm 4:6�8, 16�18/Lk 18:9�14�

Monday:� Eph 2:19�22/Ps 19:2�3, 4�5 [5a]/Lk 6:12�

16�

Tuesday:� Rom 8:18�25/Ps 126:1b�2ab, 2cd�3, 4�5, 6

[3a]/Lk 13:18�21�

Wednesday:� Rom 8:26�30/Ps 13:4�5, 6 [6a]/Lk 13:22�

30�

Thursday:� Rom 8:31b�39/Ps 109:21�22, 26�27, 30�

31 [26b]/Lk 13:31�35�

Friday:�Rv 7:2�4, 9�14/Ps 24:1bc�2, 3�4ab, 5�6 [cf. 6]/1 Jn

3:1�3/Mt 5:1�12a �

Saturday:� Wis 3:1�9/Ps 23:1�3a, 3b�4, 5, 6 [1]/Rom

5:5�11 or Rom 6:3�9/Jn 6:37�40�

This Father’s Thoughts on the “Our Father” (Part VI)�

Moses has a few favorite lines that he would use to describe the children of Israel; one of these was to call them stiff�necked. He meant

that they were stubborn and refused to turn toward God in repentance and trust. The next petition we find in the Lord’s Prayer can’t be

realized by anyone who’s stiff�necked, because it requires us to sweep our gaze from the God Whose forgiveness we’re beseeching to

our fellow men whom we need to forgive. Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. If my neck can’t piv-

ot, I can’t make the necessary move to accomplish what I want to have happen here.�

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Forgiveness�genuine forgiveness�is an immensely difficult thing to do. To forgive someone means that we first recognize that

they’ve committed some act of injustice against us. All too often we feel we need to understand the other person’s perspective or rea-

sons for what (s)he did, or somehow to be able to rationalize the action. But true forgiveness isn’t about finding some mitigating factor

that lessens the injustice of the violation; it’s about recognizing the wrongness in all its fullness and still choosing to make amends

with the culprit. When we make supplication to God to forgive us our trespasses, we’re placing before Him the injustices we’ve com-

mitted. And these injustices aren’t merely imperfect acts that are the result of our being human, while God is infinitely perfect. Our

appeal for His forgiveness is not couched in the attitude: “Hey, I’m only human.” Our trespasses are acts of injustice that we commit

when we could have exercised justice. They’re the product of the choice to behave in a way that’s beneath the dignity of a person

blessed with free will and the rational mind to both appreciate and perform the good. The attitude shouldn’t be the blasé “I’m only hu-

man after all,” but should be “I am human, after all�and that means I’m capable of better.” So we ask God’s forgiveness for our deci-

sions to act as though we’re less than what we truly are as His children, created in His image and likeness.�

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It requires the humility to recognize our deficiencies, coupled with the desire to improve, to outgrow those deficiencies, to change.

And it requires the hope�filled conviction that God will help us grow beyond these deficiencies. But before we can make these chang-

es�or perhaps one of the most basic ways in which we begin to make these changes�is to forgive others who’ve committed injustic-

es against us. There’s a great bumper sticker I’ve sometimes seen that says PLAY GOD TODAY�FORGIVE SOMEONE. We’ll nev-

er have a real experience of God’s mercy toward us if we don’t understand the magnitude of forgiveness, and we can only gain that

understanding by forgiving others. How can we believe in God’s forgiveness of us as long as what mercy means remains a foreign

concept to us? We need to till the ground of our hardened hearts with the spade of compassion in order to open up the rich soil for God

to plant His forgiveness.

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It’s not that God withholds His forgiveness until we’ve forgiven others�that would be saying that God is only as magnanimous as we

are, or conversely: He’s just as petty as we are. No: God’s forgiveness is always there, but we can only experience it by forgiving oth-

ers. In all humility we recognize that we’re not the only ones who need forgiveness�that just as we desire the healing of God’s for-

giveness of us, others are every bit in need of that same healing. It’s an expression of unity with our fellow man, who’s in the same

boat as we are�that same fellow man whom we include in the “us” when we address God as Our Father. And at the same time as we

demonstrate our commonality with others, we also show ourselves to be children of God by our willingness to forgive others. We be-

come more like Him, and so reveal that we are kindred with the One we dare to call our Father.�

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Catholic Daughters�

Catholic Daughters will meeting on Thursday, No-

vember 7 at 12:00pm in the parish center. The

guest speaker will be Brian Stearns from Hudson

Veteran’s Office. We will be donating several lap

afghans that they have made to the local veterans

hospital.�

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T�������� S�� � O����� T����

Suicide Prevention�

Unfortunately suicide is a very real issue in our society

today. If you or someone you know is looking for infor-

mation or help please goto: www.nami.org/Learn�

More/Mental�Health�Conditions/Related�Conditions/

Risk�of�Suicide. Where you can find resources and

help.�

CHILDEN OF GOD TO BE �

REMEMBERED IN OCTOBER�

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Catherine Gillis�

Baby Michael B. Levell�

Edward P Levell�

Nelson Joseph Russell�

Jody Serewicz�

Jaqueline Jaissle�

Joao Paulo Gaipo�

Paulo Janeiro�

Lee Anne Laurence�

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Os Pensamentos Deste Pai Sobre o “Pai Nosso” (Part VI)�

Em Moisés tem umas frases favoritas que poderiamos usa�las para descrever os filhos de Israel; uma destas frases seria chama�los de

pescoço duro. Ele quis dizer que eles eram teimosos e recuzavam voltarem�se para Deus em arrependimento e confiança. A próxima

pe�ção que encontramos na oração do Pai Nosso não pode ser realidade para alguem com o pescoço duro, porque requer a nós des-

viar a nossa atenção do Deus em que o perdão é suplica às pessoas que precisamos perdoar. Perdoai as nossas ofensas assim como nós

perdoamos a quem nos tem ofendido. Se o meu pescoço não pode torcer, não posso fazer o movimento necessário do que eu desejo

que aconteça nesta parte do Pai Nosso. �

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Perdão � genuino perdão � é algo que temos uma enorme dificuldade de o fazer. Para pedoar alguem quer dizer que primeiro temos

que reconhecer que este alguem cometeu um acto de injustiça contra nós. A maioria das vezes sentimos que temos de entender a pre-

spectiva ou a razão da outra pessoa do que ele ou ela nos fez, ou de outra maneira ser possivel de racionalizar a ação da pessoa. Mas o

verdadeiro perdão não é tentar encontrar algum atenuante factor que diminui o sentido da injustiça ou da violação dos nossos direitos;

é o reconhecer o erro no seu conteudo e assim escolher ter a ação correcta com o culpado/a. Quando fazemos suplicas a Deus para nos

perdoar as nossas ofenças, apresentamos a Ele as injustiças que cometemos. E estas injustiças são apenas actos imperfeitos que são o

resultado de sermos seres humanos, enquanto que Deus é infinitamente perfeito. O nosso apelo pelo perdão a Deus não é expresso na

atitude: “ Hei, sou apenas um ser humano.” As nossas ofensas são actos de injustiça que cometemos quando poderiamos ter cometido

actos de justiça. São o produto das escolhas de comportamento de forma abaixo da dignidade da pessoa abençoada com a liberdade da

mente racional para apreciar e cometer o bem. A atitude não deve ser com a expressão “ sou apenas um humano acima de tudo,” mas

deve ser “ sou um humano acima de tudo � e isto quer dizer que sou capaz de praticar o bem.” Por isso pedimos a Deus o perdão das

nossas decisões de actuar como se fossemos menos do que realmente e verdadeiramente somos seus filhos/as, criados à Sua imagem e

semelhança.�

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Exige a humildade de reconhecer as nossas deficiências, acopladas com o desejo de melhorar, para ultrapassar estas deficiências e

mudar pra melhor. E exige uma convicção de esperança de que Deus nos ajudará a crescer para o alem destas deficiências. Mas antes

que possamos fazer estas mudanças � temos que perdoar os outros que possam ter cometido algum acto de injustiça contra nós. Existe

uma bampa sticker engraçada que já tenho visto e que diz TENTE�SE COLOCAR NO LUGAR DE DEUS HOJE � PERDOE AL-

GUEM. Nunca teremos uma real experiência da misericórdia de Deus para nós se não percebemos a magnitude do perdão, só podere-

mos ganhar este entendimento se perdoamos alguem. Como poderemos crer no perdão de Deus enquanto que o sentido da misericórdia

se mantem num estranho concepto para nós? Precisamos tingir o chão do nosso duro coração com a espada da compaixão em ordem de

abrir o rico terreno para que Deus plante o Seu perdão. �

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Não é que Deus retenha o Seu perdão até perdoarmos os outros � isto seria dizer que Deus só é apenas generoso ao nosso nivel, pelo

contrário; o perdão de Deus está sempre presente, mas só poderemos senti�lo se perdoarmos os outros. Com toda a humilidade

reconhecemos que não somos os unicos que necessitamos de perdão � que outro alguem que incluimos no “nós” quando nos referimos

a Deus nosso Pai. E ao mesmo tempo que demônstramos a nossa comunhão com os outros, tambem nos consideramos sermos filhos de

Deus pela nossa vontade de perdoar os nossos irmãos. Nos tornamos mais como Deus, e assim revelar o nosso parentesco com aquele

que nos atrevemos a chamar de Pai Nosso.

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Fall Back�

Daylight Savings Time

ends at 2:00am next Sun-

day morning. Don’t for-

get to turn your clocks

back an hour.�

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Vision Health, Part 2�

Tips for Healthy Eyes:�

Maintain your health � “keep your numbers in check” like blood

pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar etc. Eat a healthy diet and

maintain an appropriate weight for your height. Sleep well.

Overall good health will help you maintain good eye health�

See your eye doctor for regular exams, including dilation of

your eyes. Many common eye diseases such as glaucoma,

diabetic eye disease and age�related macular degeneration

often have no warning signs. An eye exam is the only way

to detect these diseases in their early stages.�

Know your family’s eye health history, this can help you and

your health care provider know if you are at higher risk of

eye issues. �

Quit smoking or never start.�Smoking is as bad for your eyes as

it is for the rest of your body. �

Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sun’s ultraviolet

rays. When purchasing sunglasses, look for ones that block

out 99 to 100 percent of both UV�A and UV�B radiation.�

When playing sports or engaging in other potentially dangerous

activities wear protective eyewear such as safety glasses or

goggles to protect your eyes.�

Wash your hands � keeping your hands clean is important when

it comes to your eyes, especially if you’re a contact lens

wearer. Some germs and bacteria that come from your

hands can cause eye infections.�

Digital devices and Blue Light � Here are some other tips to

help your eyes, if you have a lot of daily “screen time”:�

Keep your computer screen within 20"�24" of your

eyes.�

Keep the top of your computer screen slightly below

eye level.�

Adjust the lighting in the room to minimize glare on

the screen.�

Blink frequently.�

Take a break every 20 minutes to focus on an object 20

feet away for 20 seconds.�

Important:�

If you have any of the following eye problems, don’t wait for

your next appointment�visit your eye doctor as soon as possi-

ble:�

Decreased vision�

Draining or redness of the eye(s)�

Eye pain�

Double vision�

Floaters (tiny specks that appear to float before your eyes) and/

or flashes of light�

Circles (halos) around lights.�

Websites: www.cdc.gov and www.nih.gov �

Ministry Meetings�All are welcome!�

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament every Monday after

the 9:00am Mass until noon time, in the Lower

Church.�

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Portuguese Cursillo Prayer Service will be held Wednes-

day, October 30th at 7:00pm in the Parish Center.�

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St. Vincent de Paul will meet Saturday, November 2nd

after the 4:00pm Mass.�

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Catholic Daughters will meet Thursday, November 7th

at 12:00pm in the Parish Center.�

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Ladies Sodality will host Our Father’s Table at New

Hope Community Church in Marlboro on Thursday,

November 7th from 4:00 � 6:00pm.�

St. Michael Youth Ensemble �

is Coming in NOVEMBER!�

Do you play a musical instrument? Do you want to

serve your parish community?�

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The music ministry is seeking youth, grades 6�12 to

join our youth ensemble. If you, or someone you

know is interested in participating, please contact

Lindsay Lozeau (ldlozeau@gmail.com) with name

and instrument, or Donna McIntyre

(donna@stmikes.org) or see us after Mass. For

more information, join us for the first rehearsal,

Tuesday, November 5th in the Upper Church 7:00�

8:30p. Spread the word!�

ADVENT WREATHS ANYONE?�

We are offering Advent Wreaths and candles again

this year. Advent begins on December 1

st

this year.

We have placed signup sheets in the back of the

church. Please fill out the info on the bottom of the

sheet. There is a description of the wreath and the

cost listed. Please order by November 3rd so

that we

can order and have your items on time for Advent.

Call Pat at 978�562�2552X306 if you have ques-

tions.�

Unbound�

Father Bill Martin would like to thank the �

St. Michael’s parishioners for the warm welcome last

weekend. He also wanted to express his sincere thank

you for your generosity. There were 25 children with

new sponsors.�

Baptism Announcement�

The following babies were welcomed into our par-

ish family during the month of October. Keep them

and their families in your prayers as they go forward

in faith and love of God.�

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Mea Jean Blais, Cody Michael Farrar,�

Madelynn Milagro Martins�Davila,�

Scarlett Lee Fugere, Coby Ray Luz�

Addison Elizabeth Mack, Giavanna Theresa Monsini

Taylor Lee Pattison, Addison Rose Stead� �

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Sunday Throughout The Week�

Sharing the Gospel�

During Mass you will hear the priest and people say,

"Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy. Lord, have mer-

cy." It means, "Lord, forgive me." You are human. You

will make mistakes. God is proud when you are honest

and admit that you did something wrong. He smiles when

you forgive yourself and others. He frowns when you talk

and act like you are better than others. God wants you to

do right.�

Something to Draw�

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Draw yourself at home or church praying to ask God

to forgive you.�

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Prayer�

Lord, please forgive me.�

Mission for the Week�

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I will ask God for forgiveness morning, noon, and

night.�

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