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Business & Pastoral Offices (M-F: 9:00am-4:00pm)

266 Foreside Road Falmouth, Maine 04105

Phone: 207-847-6890 or [email protected]

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February 1, 2015

4th Sunday in Ordinary

Time

Index

Text Reflection pg 2

Rediscover the Bible

Pg 3

Lifelong Faith Formation

Pg 4

Deepening Our Faith

Pg 5

Social Justice & Peace Knights of Columbus

Pg 6

Announcements/Sacraments

Pg 7

Book Keeper Wanted

Pg 8

Around the Diocese

Pg 9

Mass Intentions

& Parish Calendar Pg 10

Administration

Linda Howard: Finance [email protected] Wendy Morrissette: Communication [email protected] Elizabeth Rosquete: Reception [email protected]


Georgette Dionne: Director [email protected] Tracy Winkeler: Youth Coordinator [email protected] Elizabeth Muentener: Catechetical Leader [email protected]

Music Ministry

Josephina Kilroy: HM- [email protected] Danielle Ogden: HM 5:30pm- [email protected] Ron Siviski: SH- (all masses) [email protected] Chip Carney: SG– 8:300am [email protected] David Bertoletti: SG 4:00pm- [email protected] Sharyl Webster: SJ- 9:300am [email protected] Jennifer Runge: Making Music/Praying Twice [email protected]

Holy Martyrs of North America Church 266 Foreside Rd, Falmouth

Saturday 4:00 pm Sunday 8:30am, 10:30 am & 5:30 pm

Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:30 am

St. Gregory Church

24 North Raymond Rd, Gray Saturday 4:00 pm Sunday 8:30 am

Monday & Friday 8:00 am

Sacred Heart Church

326 Main St, Yarmouth Saturday 4:00 pm

Sunday 8:00 am & 11:00 am

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:15 am

St. Jude Church

34 Main St. Freeport Sunday 9:30 am

Clergy

Fr. Daniel Greenleaf, Pastor [email protected] Fr. Peter Kaseta, OFM Cap, PV [email protected] Deacon Dennis Popadak [email protected]

Fr. Robert Vaillancourt [email protected] Fr. Richard McLaughlin [email protected]

Sacraments

Baptism- Please contact Deacon Dennis.

Confessions-Saturdays at 3:15pm (HM, SG, SH )

Marriage: Contact Deacon Dennis 6 months in advance

Anointing of the Sick- Please contact the on-call priest when you know you will be admitted to the hospital or you are confined to home.

Communications

New to the Parish? Contact the Parish office or www.pothe.org Livestreamed Mass– All Holy Martyrs Church Masses TV Mass Channel 5:-Sundays at 10:00 AM & 4:00 PM Presence Maine Catholic Radio 106.7 & 89.7 FM Facebook: Parish of the Holy Eucharist Instagram: @HolyEuchParish Flock notes: Get the bulletin via email (PoTHE notes)

Parish of the Holy Eucharist Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 1, 2015

A Text Reflection

THANK YOU!!! We want to thank our parishioner at Sacred Heart who gave a gift in memory of her parents, Irene and Fred Daborowski. We used her donation to purchase new ciboria and lids for Sacred Heart. Ciboria are the bowls used to hold the consecrated hosts for Mass when giving out communion. Thank you so much for your generous gift to the parish.

4th Sunday in Ordinary Time

"The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority and not as the scribes." Jesus was doing something different. His teaching was new, fresh, surprising. The Jewish people were used to the teaching style of their scribes, the scholars who interpreted the Scriptures and taught the corresponding laws. The scribes were legalists by trade, who focused on what was required of the Jews based on the holy writings. For them, the law was dominant. But when Jesus showed up in the synagogue and began to teach, he was dominant. As the incarnate Son of God, he spoke with an authority

that was greater even than the religious laws.

And just in case those who heard him doubted his legitimacy, Jesus proved his authority by more than words; he cast out evil spirits. When the people witnessed Jesus commanding "even the unclean spirits" and saw that these spirits obeyed him, they were

"amazed" at this "new teaching with authority."

What our Jewish ancestors experienced is recorded for us to bolster our own faith. Although we were not there to see these events unfold, if we meditate on the reality of today's Gospel story we will also be astonished and amazed. Jesus is more than a teacher. He is more than a kind man with an attractive philosophy. Jesus has power over the spiritual world! His authority over us is real. And he exercises this authentic authority for our own good. He has the power to do away with evil and to set us free, both through his teachings--passed on to us in the Bible and in the Church--and through his action in our lives. We

only need to follow his lead.

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Week One– How Catholics Read the Bible

The Month of March—Rediscover Lent

Continue your Education

Topics for February

Week 1—How Catholics Read the Bible Week 2—Daily Reading of the Bible

Week 3—Understanding the New & Old Testament

Week 4— Faith Sharing with the Bible

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February–Rediscover the Bible

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The Bible Made Me Do It

Tim Staples was raised Baptist and served as an Assembly of God Youth Minister. He used his extensive biblical knowledge to at-tack the Catholic Church but when he was chal-lenged on his beliefs, a two-year search for truth led him right to Catholicism. Now he uses that same incredible gift to defend the Faith and help others to embrace the beauty and

richness of Catholicism.

Parishioner Comments

Humorous, insightful, moving, and motivating! A blockbuster in the making? I want more of this!!

Terry - Plainfield, IL Very inspiring! This CD makes me want to learn more about my faith and read the bible more often!

Amy - Littleton, CO

The Bible Blueprint A Catholic’s Guide to Understanding and

Embracing God’s Word By Joe Poprocki, DMin

Explore this fun and informative approach to understanding the Bible. Joe

Poprocki is a best-selling author, speaker, and national consultant for faith formation

at Loyola Press. He has 30 years of experience in

ministry for children, teens, and adults. In this particular book, he uses a “blueprint”

metaphor to help us gain a solid understanding of the structure and organization of the Bible.

Along with clear help in deepening our understanding of the Bible, Poprocki uses

imagery, witty humor, and sidebars to further stress the important points of his book.

The Bible Blueprint is a friendly guide to God’s Word which individuals and families will appreciate and which can serve as

a path to a deeper relationship with Christ.

Bible in a Nutshell

Ages 10 and beyond! Thursday, February 12, 2015

Sacred Heart Church Hall 5:00pm hot soup provided

6:00-7:15pm audio-visual presentation

What’s in the Bible nutshell?

The Bible: What is it? What is in God’s Library?

How Scripture evolved from parchment to print Overcoming “Bibliaphobia”

The Bible’s ONE and MANY authors The Bible Catholics use (wait, there’s more than

one?)

Our story within God’s timeless Word

And more…

Rediscover Parish Event

Books will be available at all 4 churches. The suggest-ed donation of $5.00 can be placed in the envelope

and left in the collection basket or dropped off at the Parish Offices: 266 Foreside Rd. Falmouth.

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The next YOUTH gathering will be February 8th from 6:30 – 7:45pm,. There will not be a gathering on February 1st.

Weekly Update by Tim Winkeler: 32 men attended That Man Is You! on January 24th. We reviewed a summary of last season’s lessons about leadership and discussed how we have put them into action in our own lives. Even if you’ve never attended, join us Saturday, January 31st at 6:45AM at Sacred Heart in Yarmouth for our next session, entitled THE BATTLE OVER FATHERHOOD.

MAKING MUSIC/PRAYING TWICE: Making Music Praying Twice provides that path by bringing children (Ages birth to 5) and parents together on the wings of music. Our program of music and movement designed to foster the Catholic faith and to enrich education and family

life, pursues a profound goal:

In a secular world often devoid of faith and of family togetherness, Making Music Praying Twice provides a genuine faith-based experience that is rare, enriching,

educational, transcendental and beautiful.

We meet Wednesdays in the green room at Holy Martyrs Church in Falmouth from 10:15am-11:15am. Look on our website (www.pothe.org) or contact Jennifer Runge at: [email protected] for

more information.

If you are thinking of becoming Catholic or of completing your Catholic

initiation??

Please contact Georgette Dionne at 553-9076 or at [email protected]

RCIA (Rite of Christian initiation for Adults) is the

process which facilitates learning, questioning, discerning, and freely choosing to become Catholic. For Candidates (those who have been baptized in another Christian Church) or catechumens (those who have not

been baptized and who are completely new to the Catholic faith), RCIA is an enriching journey alongside supportive sponsors and guides, with no pressures of

time limits or deadlines. Each individual is free to grow into a fully initiated member of our faith, at her/his own

pace. Respect is given to varying circumstances, motivations, and intentions.

2 Sacrament of Confirmation Guidelines:

1. Could I be a Confirmation Sponsor?

Important requirements for being a Confirmation sponsor:

I am least 16 years of age.

I am a fully initiated Catholic and have received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist.

I participate in the Mass on Sundays and am in good standing with my Church.

I actively strive to live out my commitment to Christ and to the community life of the Church. I will support this candidate with my prayers, love, and by the Christian example of my daily life.

If married, I have been validly married according to the laws of the Catholic Church.

I am neither the father nor mother of the candidate

I can be the godfather or godmother of this candidate

2.Choosing a Confirmation Name

There are two main practices:

A candidate may use her/his baptismal name (John, Elizabeth, etc.). In this way the close connection between Baptism and Confirmation is highlighted.

A candidate may select a new name. A good approach is to choose the name of a saint or holy person whose life inspires you to live faithfully.

Your choice!!

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Deepening our Faith

History of St. Jude

Church in Freeport

History records show that the first Mass was said in Freeport in 1916; however, it wasn’t until 1928 that land was purchased by Sacred Heart’s pastor, Father Joseph Quinn, for a mission church in this community. In 1933 a small metal building located in what is now the church parking lot on

School Street, was dedicated as St. Joseph’s Church.

Part Two: The Road towards becoming a Parish: Fund raising began during the 1940’s for a more permanent structure to be built on the land temporarily leased to a gas station. In the 1950’s the gas station exploded. The church took back its lease and continued fund raising while still using the metal building as a church. In the 1960’s a heating stove in the metal building malfunctioned, leaving the interior covered with soot.

The building, now unfit for use, was sold and moved.

Part Three: Renovations: Owning land but no building, the community continued to worship in the nearby Nordica Movie Theater, where smells of popcorn lingered from the night before and the ticket booth

doubled as the confessional.

Slow moving fund raising efforts were given a boost with a significant donation given anonymously on the condition that the church would be renamed for St. Jude. Construction began in 1964 and the completed church was dedicated on Easter Sunday of 1966. Over the next 30 years the parish hall was finished and the

main church renovated.

In 2011, St. Jude Church joined Parish of the Holy Eucharist. Today St. Jude is an active church with active and committed parishioners in the midst of Freeport’s thriving shopping district, working in partnership with Sacred Heart, Holy Martyrs, and St. Gregory as the Parish of the Holy Eucharist to proclaim and celebrate

our faith.

History of St. Gregory

Church in Gray

In 1926, Fr. James E. Carey of Sacred Heart Parish in Portland founded Catholic children’s camps throughout the area including St.

Gregory’s for boys on Crystal Lake in Gray. Under the direction of the chaplain at St. Gregory’s, Mass was celebrated in the recreation hall for the campers and local people who wished to attend during the summer

months.

Part Two: The Road Towards becoming a Parish: As summer visitors increased, there was a drive in 1958 to build a chapel on the grounds. Father Knox was the campground chaplain at the time. The Catholic Holy Name Society of Portland and many other interested groups and individuals helped to make the drive a success. The chapel was built and named in honor of St. Gregory the Great. It was formally dedicated and blessed on August 2, 1959, and then became a Mission of

Sacred Heart of Yarmouth.

Part Three: Renovations: With the increased number of families in the area, the people desired a church that would be open all year. With the encouragement of the Most Reverent Daniel J. Feeney, the summer chapel was winterized in the fall of 1964.

On April 15, 1967, St. Gregory’s was established as a parish with its own resident Pastor. Rev. James Knox who served the families of Gray, New Gloucester and West Cumberland. There were 200 registered Catholic families at that time. They had no rectory then and Father Knox lived in a campground cabin for part of the winter with no plumbing and only a fireplace for heat. The campground had, at one time, 448 campers (boys) and 39 staff members. The rectory was built in 1968 by a Lewiston contractor but mostly by parishioners. The

parish hall was completed in 1970.

In 2011, St. Gregory Church joined the Parish of the Holy Eucharist. In 2014, new pews were installed with the help of so many parishioners! Today St. Gregory is an active church with dedicated parishioners who are working in partnership with Holy Martyrs, St. Jude and Sacred Heart as the Parish of the Holy Eucharist to

proclaim and celebrate our faith.

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Social Justice & Peace



CUMBERLAND/FALMOUTH FOOD PANTRIES: Your

donations have been just great and right on with our

requests. We find a need to add a few items to your

list, please--tuna fish, ramen noodles, spaghettio's,

pasta sauce and mayonnaise. We have

been told that in the month of January

another 21 families have been added to

the already record list. Thank you for your

generous response and for being YOU! Jack Mullin

St. VINCENT de PAUL CLOTHING PROGRAM: We stop into the narthex at least once every day and are never disappointed--always something in the St. Vincent container! Your donations are the most sought after in the program. We fold, button, size, label and box the clothes--this Is done to help the volunteers do their important work of

feeding lunch to an average of 210 people a day five days a week--display the clothing--ALL this FREE to those in such need! Please keep us busy with your

donations--WE LOVE IT!!GOD LOVES YOU!! Jack Mullin

Knights of Columbus

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Sunday February 1, 2015 Panera Coffee and Pastry Social at Holy Martyr’s and Sacred Heart after the Sunday Masses. Additional help is needed to cover this social. If you have time and can help Please contact Recorder Peter Tommila @ 916-799-0513 and let him know when you will be available to help. Thursday February 5, 2015 & Saturday February 7th, 2015 Panera Bread Run. If you have time and can help Please contact Recorder Peter Tommila @ 916-799-0513 and let him know when you will be available to help. Knights of the Month for February Family of the Month for February George Ventresca Joseph Mathew and Wife Doris

A Request from the Good Cause Thrift Shop: The Good Cause Thrift Shop's inventory of towels, sheets, blankets and other linens is currently very low. If you have any of these items you are not using and/or can spare, it would be greatly appreciated.

Please feel free to drop off any items directly at the Shop, located at 16 Forest Avenue in Portland.

The mission of the Good Cause Thrift Shop is to provide quality items at affordable prices to those we serve. All proceeds benefit the tuition assistance program at Catherine McAuley High School.

Donation of Winter Clothing - We thank the

parishioners and visitors who have been donating winter clothing at our churches. The contributions have been very useful to the organizations which distribute jackets, sweaters, boots and other items to the homeless and needy in our towns as well as in Portland. We ask you to be aware of a few helpful things.

Please place your donations in plastic bags or large paper shopping bags. It is difficult to make several transfers of donated clothing if they are not bundled and packaged.

Also, please keep in mind that many volunteers handling these bags of donations are older people and very heavy bags are difficult for them to handle. A 30-gallon plastic bag filled with boots and clothing weighs a lot.

Bear in mind that the clothes should be in good condition -- “lightly worn.” Our Parish volunteers will separate donations for different programs:

St. Vincent de Paul soup kitchen at the Cathedral where heavy work clothes for young men are especially useful and the Preble Street Teen Center which assists a younger group;

Catholic Charities (immigrant/refugee office) which provides cold weather clothing to new arrivals, the Good Cause and Threads of Hope stores which will get clothing with resale potential; our local food pantries which alert us to special needs.

We need to focus on clothing at this time and recommend that you give your kitchen and household items to other programs.

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Announcements & Sacraments ______________________________________________________

SYMPATHIES TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF: January 16 Robert Scarlata January 17 Kathryn Ouellette

Parish office address has changed: We are noticing

that many banks and other businesses are still using the Sacred Heart Rectory address for mailings. Please call your bank and let them know that our new mailing address is: Holy Martyrs Church, 266 Foreside Rd, Falmouth, Maine 04105.

*2014 Offertory Statements—If you would like to

receive a copy of your 2014 offertory contributions,

you can sign up online (www.pothe.org) or call the

Parish office at #847-6890.

Wedding Banns: SG: Kalinoski/Bagdon3

RECYCLING AT HOLY MARTYRS CHURCH: We now

have zero sort recycling at Holy Martyrs Church. This means that there are 2 waste baskets in the Church hall and classrooms. Please use the blue container for PAPER, GLASS, METAL, CARDBOARD and PLASTIC. Garbage should be placed in black trash bags.

If you have left over boxes, please break them down. Please help us RECYCLE!!!!!!!

William & Teresa Schulz of Falmouth

Dee Schmitt of Yarmouth

Louise Cormier of Cumberland Foreside

Vicki Rose Siegel of Durham

Christopher & Kathleen Martin & their children of Cumberland Center

Heidi Gagnon and her children of Poland

New Parishioners

On January 2, 2015 Mark Klein & Jessica Demers received the Sacrament of Marriage

RECEIVED SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: January 11, 2015 Matthew Cormier January 18, 2015 Alexander Guerrette

Registration / Update Form 2015

Name: _____________________________________

Address: ____________________________________

City:_______________ Phone: ___________________ (Home or cell)

Email: ______________________________________

Church You attend: ___________________________

Update Registration

New Registration

Moving out of the Parish Would like Envelopes

Date of Departure: ___________________________

Would like a priest to contact me

Small Group Training: We are hoping to have more

small group leaders for Lent! There will be a training session on Tuesday, February 10th at 6:30pm in the Holy Martyrs Conference Room. Patrick Powers will show you how to lead a small group discussion, answer questions and point you in the right direction. If you have questions, email Patrick at [email protected]

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Parish of the Holy Eucharist

Job Description

POSITION TITLE: Bookkeeper

STATUS: Non-Exempt REPORTS TO: Accountant/Pastor

SUMMARY OF POSITION: The Bookkeeper is responsible for accounts payables and receivables, payroll, general ledger

activity and account reconciliations.

SCHEDULE OF EMPLOYMENT: This is a part-time position and will average 20 hours per week. At month-end, an additional

4-6 extra hours is expected to meet business demands.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Accounts Receivable/Cash Receipts:

Prepare and record deposit for items received through the mail or in the office.

Oversee electronic giving, including communications with prospective and current donors, and recording activity in the

general ledger.

Oversee input of receipts into Logos 2

Oversee the weekly offertory counters. Assists as needed.

Collection of miscellaneous receivables – weddings, funerals, rental income, etc.

Accounts Payable/Cash Disbursements:

Timely and accurate processing of invoices for payment, prints and mails checks,

Prepare monthly sales tax report for Campground.

Payroll:

prepare payroll for processing; maintain timesheet files

process benefit enrollments and changes

process new hire paperwork

Update accounting software for all activity on a current basis.

Reconcile bank statements and other balance sheet accounts monthly.

Assist with month-end, quarter-end, year-end and budget activities.

Responsible for completion of 1099s and mailing of donor contribution statements.

Recordkeeping – maintain proper electronic and paper files for all work including cash receipts, payroll, and accounts payable.

Assist supervisor with special projects, as needed.

Other duties as assigned.

Essential Requirements or Skills: A minimum of 2-5 years of bookkeeping experience.

Accounting degree, preferred.

Experience with Logos preferred.

Proficient in Microsoft Office software, with emphasis on Excel.

Attention to detail.

Superior organizational skills.

Ability to meet deadlines.

Ability to maintain confidentiality.

Physical Requirements: Ability to keystroke 2-5 hours per day.

Ability to sit for 2-5 hours a day with reasonable breaks.

Submit your cover letter & resume no later than Friday, February 6th to the Parish Office at

Parish of the Holy Eucharist, 266 Foreside Road, Falmouth, Maine 04105.

DATE: January 2015 FULL OR PART TIME: Par t-time

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Around the Diocese



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CONNECTED CATHOLICS: Welcome to Connected Catholics! We are a group of single, widowed, separated, and divorced Catholic men and women ages 35 and up that provides a social and spiritual network of activities that offer companionship for singles. The group offers a variety of programs and experiences that enrich its members socially, educationally, and spiritually.

General Meeting / Valentine's Day Luncheon on

Sunday, February 15, 2015 at the Muddy Rudder Restaurant Route One in Yarmouth, ME at 1:00 PM (Order Off the Menu)

There will be a short business meeting following lunch. Call Eileen (829-6951) for info. All are welcome.

BABY BOTTLE DRIVE: We are pleased to announce that because of your willingness to participate in our First Annual Baby Bottle Drive for the ABBA Center, we were able to hand out all our bottles. We look forward to receiving back your Baby Bottle or Bottles during the weekend of February 14th and 15th, 2015. Thank You for caring enough to help with this Worthy cause. God Bless, Joe Mathew OFS

FIRST ANNUAL FREE THROW: On Saturday January 10th, 2015 Council 15791 hosted this year’s First Annual Free Throw Event for Boys and Girls ages 9-14 at Cheverus High School Gym. At this time we would like to extend I sincere thanks to the following Brother Knights and their Assistance’s for taking the time to make this event possible. Brother John Cary, Brother Patrick Vankirk, Brother David Spellman, Brother John Walkenford, Brother Forest Gates, and Brother Jim O. Harris from Council 15791. PGK John O’Brien from Council 10020. We also want to thank the Boys and Girls who participated in this years event, with hopes to see them again in 2016.

A big Thank you also goes out to Cheverus High Athletic Department for allowing us to use their gym on January 10th. Please share the news of this event with youngsters you know between the ages of 9-14. Our hopes are that in 2016 we will have a larger turn-out of participants.

Winner of the 9 year old Boys, Connor Albert; Winner of the 10 year old Boys, Seth Huntington; Winner of the 12 year old Girls, Emily Huntington; and Winner of the Girls 14 year old Girls, Emme Poulin. Also competing were Michael Patrick Vankirk age 10; James Vankirk age 9; and Anna Olore age 14.

Help Needed assisting with transportation -

The Parish has recently learned about

an individual undergoing

chemotherapy and receiving

treatment once a week. This case

would involve a drive from New

Gloucester to Scarborough and return. Treatment will

continue for six months. The Commission of Social

Justice and Peace is also aware that other individuals in

our different towns may have a similar need. These are

cases in which finances are limited and/or family

members are not available to help. The question to

explore -- would there be people in our Parish who could

offer help? Would you have time to transport someone

to receive treatment? Please contact the Parish office

and someone from the Commission will follow up and

provide additional details for your consideration.: 847-

6890.

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Parish Calendar Saturday, January 31st 6:45am SH Hall That Man is You! 9:00am SH Conf Rm Protecting God’s Children Training 3:15pm HM Church Confessions: Fr. Kaseta 3:15pm SH Church Confessions: Fr. Greenleaf 3:15pm SG Church Confessions: Fr. Vaillancourt Sunday, February 1st 8:00am SJ Church Choir Practice 9:25am HM Rms Faith Formation (ages 5-12) 9:30am SH Rms Faith Formation (ages 5-12) 9:30am SG Rms Faith Formation (ages 5-12) 4:00pm HM Conf Rm Confirmation Prep (Ages 12-18) 6:30pm HM NO YOUTH MINISTRY NO YOUTH MINISTRY

Monday, February 2nd 8:00am HM Chapel Adoration (until 8pm) 4:15pm HM Rms Faith Formation (ages 5-12)

Tuesday, February 3rd 9:30am HM Chapel Contemplative Prayer Group 5:30pm SJ Hall Faith Formation (Age 8-9)non sacprep

Wednesday, February 4th 9:00am SH Conf Rm Spiritual Mountaineers: Morning Glory Prayer Group 10:15am HM Rm 5 Making Music/Praying Twice 6:00pm HM Church Evenings of Recollection (Men) 6:00pm SJ Hall Faith Formation (Ages 10-13) 6:00pm SJ Hall Faith Formation (Ages7-9) Sac Prep 7:00pm SG Church Choir Practice 7:00pm SH Church Choir Practice 7:00pm SH Rectory Together w/Alzheimers: Caregiver

Thursday, February 5th 6:30am SH Conf Rm Book Club 6:00pm SJ Hall Worship & Spirituality Meeting

Friday, February 6th 12:00pm HM Hall Catholic Homeschoolers

Saturday, February 7th 6:45am SH Hall That Man is You! 11:00am SG Church Wedding: Kalinoski/Bagdon 3:15pm HM Church Confessions: Fr. McLaughlin 3:15pm SH Church Confessions: Fr. Kaseta 3:15pm SG Church Confessions: Fr. Greenleaf

Sunday, February 8th 8:00am SJ Church Choir Practice 9:25am HM Rms Faith Formation (ages 5-12) 9:30am SH Rms Faith Formation (ages 5-12) 9:30am SG Rms Faith Formation (ages 5-12) 10:30am SJ Hall Faith Formation Family Gathering 12:00pm SH Church Baptism: Owen Robert Gagnon 4:00pm HM Conf Rm Confirmation Prep (Ages 12-18) 6:30pm HM Hall Youth Ministry

Mass Intentions Saturday January 31st 4:00pm HM Fr. K Patricia Nosiglia Sargent by James & Maureen Gorman 4:00pm SH Fr. G Parishioners 4:00pm SG Fr. V Gerald Yauch by Phillip & Maureen Yauch

Sunday, February 1st 8:00am SH Fr. V Glenda Malburg by Mary O’Donnell 8:30am HM Fr. G Dorothy Pisini by James & Margaret Pisini 8:30am SG Fr. K Peter Radmore by Janice Radmore 9:30am SJ Fr. V Lionel Berube by Janice & David Latulippe 10:30am HM Fr. G Lawrence Ross Jr by John & Natalie Bonnell 11:00am SH Fr. K Vincent Bouvier by Beth & Bob Hassett 5:30pm HM Fr. G Lawrence Cloutier by Sheila Farragher

Monday, February 2nd 7:30am HM Fr. G John Thomas Gorman by James & Maurice Gorman 8:00am SG Fr. K St. Anne for a favor obtained by Denise & Jo Cyr Tuesday, February 3rd 8:15am SH Fr. G Francis J Clancey by KC Webster

Wednesday, February 4th 7:30am HM Fr. G The Fredriksen Family by Dorothy Fredriksen 8:15am SH Fr. K Brenda Girous by Pierre & Cynthia Giroux Thursday, February 5th 8:15am SH Fr. K Monique Tardif by the family Friday, February 6th 7:30am HM Fr. G Julio Leandri by The Denoia Family 8:00am SG Fr. K John N. Barger by Lawrence & Janet Nowinski Saturday, February 7th 4:00pm HM Fr. M James A. McBrady by the McBrady Family 4:00pm SH Fr. K Patrick & Juliet Beaulieu by Roger & Jame Beaulieu 4:00pm SG Fr. G The Parishioners Sunday, February 8th 8:00am SH Fr. K Louis Fitzpatrick by Joan Fitzpatrick 8:30am HM Fr. M Rubent & Contance Kilroy 8:30am SG Fr. G Muriel & Dick Leclair 9:30am SJ Fr. K Tom Gorman by Louise Gorman 10:30am HM Fr. M Katherine Benoit Gibbons by Mary & Jim Honan 11:00am SH Fr. G The Family of Helen Brown by Loretta MacKinnon 5:30pm HM Fr. G Mora & Kent Families by Ellen Mora


Readings for the Week of February 1, 2015 Sunday: Dt 18:15-20/1 Cor 7:32-35/Mk 1:21-28 Monday: Mal 3:1-4/Heb 2:14-18/Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32 Tuesday: Heb 12:1-4/Mk 5:21-43 Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15/Mk 6:1-6 Thursday: Heb 12:18-19, 21-24/Mk 6:7-13 Friday: Heb 13:1-8/Mk 6:14-29 Saturday: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21/Mk 6:30-34 Next Sunday: Jb 7:1-4, 6-7/1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23/Mk 1:29-39

Apostolate of Prayer for Priests...Portland *Week of Feb 1 Sunday: Bishop Joseph J. Gerry, OSB Monday: Our Holy Father Tuesday: Rev Roland Nadeau & Rev James Nadeau Wednesday: Rev Bruce Siket & Rev Joseph Koury Thursday: V Rev Louis Phillips & Rev Robert Reagan Friday: Rev Donald McAllister & Rev Thomas Keenan Saturday: Rev Larry Jensen & Rev Richard Bertrand SJ Sunday: Bishop Robert P. Deeley, DD

“Father, recall to our priests that they hold between their hands the Most Precious Treasure of the Church.” Mother Catherine Aurelia

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