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MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday:

4pm St. Louis Church

6pm St. Charles Church

Sunday:

9am St. Louis Church

11am St. Mary Church

5pm St. Joseph Church

Monday:

2pm Mercy Home Chapel

Tuesday:

1:30pm Forest Hill Manor

and/or CrossWinds

Wednesday:

7am St. Louis Church

9am St. Charles Church

Thursday:

9am St. Louis Church

6:30pm St. Joseph Church

Friday:

9am St. Charles Church

Faith Formation Center: stjohnvianneyparish@portlanddiocese.org (Attn: Barb) 102 Pleasant Street, Fort Kent, ME 04743; Ph. 207-834-3984 Parish Office: 26 East Main Street, Fort Kent, ME 04743 Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am-4pm; Fri 8am-12pm Ph. 207-834-5656; Fax. 207-834-7461 (Closed July 4th)

Sunday, June 17, 2018 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Website: stjohnvianneyparish.net E-mail : stjohnvianneyparish@portlanddiocese.org

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SACRAMENT OF THE SICK Please call the Parish Office anytime. If you know that you

will be admitted to the hospital, please call ahead.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Available from 3-3:30pm on Saturdays (St. Louis Church);

a half-hour before mass at other church locations upon request; or by calling the Parish Office to make an appointment.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Please contact the Parish Office at least six months in advance. Preparation classes take place every spring and are required.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Please contact Barb Pelletier at 834-3984 for scheduling. If your last child is more than five years old, pre-registration for Baptism Prep

class is required. Next Sessions: Aug 11 & Oct 14 (9-10:30am) at the Faith Formation Center on Pleasant Street.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION (RCIA/C) If you or someone you know is interested in becoming

Catholic, please contact Barb Pelletier at 834-3984.

VOCATIONS TO THE PRIESTHOOD & RELIGIOUS LIFE “The kingdom of God is like a mustard seed.” Christ has sown the seed of your vocation within you. Might it be to grow in holiness

as a priest or in the consecrated life? Contact Fr. Seamus Griesbach: 207-773-6471

www.portlanddiocese/vocations; Facebook: VocationsME

FINANCE COUNCIL Next meeting: Thursday, June 28

at 5:30pm in the Rectory Conference Room.

Our Parish Churches

St. Charles Church 912 Main Street

St. Francis, ME 04774

St. Joseph Church 7 Church Street

Wallagrass, ME 04781

St. Louis Church 26 East Main Street Fort Kent, ME 04743

St. Mary Church 3451 Aroostook Road Eagle Lake, ME 04739

St. John Church St. John Plantation

St. Paul Church Allagash

Good Shepherd Ministries

Thrift Store Hours: Monday-Thursday 12-4pm; Friday 9-4 (except the 1st Friday of the month, open 12-4) & now open 1st Saturday of the month from 9am-12pm

214 West Main Street, Suite 102 Fort Kent, ME 04743

207-834-7166

Our Cemeteries St. Paul, Allagash

St. Charles, St. Francis St. John, St. John Plantation

Holy Family, Daigle Sacred Heart, Wallagrass

St. Mary, Eagle Lake St. Joseph, Soldier Pond

Food Pantries (distribution every first week of the month)

St. Mary Church Pantry 3443 Aroostook Road Eagle Lake, ME 04739

St. Charles Church Pantry 912 Main Street

St. Francis, ME 04774

Pastor: Very Rev. Jean-Paul Labrie

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Selvaraj Kasi, HGN

Deacon: Rev. Mr. Luis Sanclemente

Parish Information

St. John Vianney Parish ✟ June 17, 2018!

Upcoming deadlines for bulle3n announcements: By 12pm on…!Friday, June 22 for the weekend of July 1 & Wednesday, July 27 for the weekend

of July 8. Please submit your requests via email to: !stjohnvianneyparish@portlanddiocese.org (A+n: Julie)!

Please note

date change.!

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Mass Schedule & Special Intentions

Parish Offertory !$6,798.66 (June 3)!

$2,365.15 (Seminary & Ecclesias�cal Students)!

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Your con.nued generosity is appreciated!!

The Blessed Mother Candle burns this week !at St. Louis Church in memory of!

Delsie Corriveau!at the request of Charlene & family.!

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!The St. Joseph Candle burns this week !at St. Mary Church in memory of!

Cecile & Romeo Soucy!at the request of Bertha & family.!

The St. Joseph Church sanctuary candle !burns this week in memory of!

Herman & Ron Bouchard!at the request of Patsy & family.!

!The St. John Vianney Candle burns this week !at St. Louis Church !

in thanksgiving to St. John Vianney!at the request of Norma.!

The St. Louis Church sanctuary candle !burns this week in memory of!

Albenie Roy�18th Anniversary !at the request of Carlene & Omeril Lizo%e.!

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SANCTUARY CANDLES

Saturday, June 16, 2018 4pm (St. Louis Church) Nelson Dubay by wife, Nancy & family 6pm (St. Charles Church) Albenie Dubey, Jr. by Lance, Pauline, Kristine & Stephanie Sunday, June 17, 2018 9am (St. Louis Church) All fathers by the Columbiettes 11am (St. Mary Church) For the People by the Pastor 5pm (St. Joseph Church) Gerard Belanger by wife, Rose Ann Monday, June 18, 2018 2pm (Mercy Home Chapel) Maxine & Roland Roy by Roy Boys Tuesday, June 19, 2018 1:30pm (Forest Hill Manor) Christine Caron by Mom, Dad & family Wednesday, June 20, 2018 7am (St. Louis Church) William Wallace Bouchard—11th Anniversary—by Irene & family 9am (St. Charles Church) Hattie & Hilaire Thibodeau by Rachel & family Thursday, June 21, 2018 9am (St. Louis Church) NO MASS 6:30pm (St. Joseph Church) Scott Guimond by 10th Mountain Ski Club Friday, June 22, 2018 9am (St. Charles Church) NO MASS 5:30pm (St. Louis Church) Wedding: Rebecca Martin & Aaron Paradis Saturday, June 23, 2018 4pm (St. Louis Church) Dr. Rod & Joan Albert by family 6pm (St. Charles Church) Clair Morris—1st Anniversary—by family Sunday, June 24, 2018 9am (St. Louis Church) Patrick Raymond by Ruth & Magella Bouchard & family 11am (St. Mary Church) Rita Bouchard by Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Dube 5pm (St. Joseph Church) For the People by the Pastor

St. John Vianney Parish ✟ June 17, 2018!

Eucharistic Adoration, Benediction, & Confession

Sunday, June 17 from 2-3pm

at St. Louis Church All are welcome!

Upcoming Special Collections:

♦ Catholic Communications Campaign—June 16/17

(this collection partially funds the creation, publication,

and mailing of Harvest magazine so that it can be

provided at no cost to all “subscribers.”)

***CORRECTION: The Winter Heating Collection will

take place on June 23/24 instead of June 9/10.***

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Please note upcoming funeral masses:

• Wednesday, June 20 at 10am (St. Louis Church)

Verna (White) Daigle

• Friday, June 22 at 10am (St. Louis Church)

Roland Voisine

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SAINT ALOYSIUS GONZAGA (June 21) The heir to his father’s ducal estate in Lombardy, Aloysius

dedicated himself to daily prayer from a young age. At twelve

he announced his desire to abdicate his title. Enraged,

Aloysius’ father sent his son on a tour of Italian courts.

But Aloysius continued his own regimen of fasting and

mortification. At last, his father permitted him to join the

Jesuits. In the novitiate at Rome, Aloysius is said to

have proclaimed, “This is my resting place forever; here

will I dwell, for I desire it” (Ps 132:14). After a short

but exemplary life as a Jesuit, Aloysius died in 1591, at

the age of twenty-three. He is a patron of youth.

(This excerpt taken from Magnificat, a monthly publication designed for daily use to encourage both liturgical and personal prayer. It can be used to follow

daily Mass and can also be read at home or wherever you find yourself for personal or family prayer. Visit www.us.magnificat.net for more info.)

Memorial Bulletin Ads

In loving memory of deceased members of Ladies of St.

Anne by Fort Kent Ladies of St. Anne

In loving memory of

Scott Guimond

by Mom, Dad &

family

In loving memory of

Edward Thibeault

by Ruth & family

In loving memory of

Elmer & Alice Roy

by sister, Carlene &

Omeril Lizotte

In loving memory of

Dike Corriveau

by June, Pauline &

family

In loving memory of Clifford Audibert

by Lucille & family

In loving memory of

Pat Fournier

by Roger & family

In loving memory of Roger Bonenfant 15th Anniversary by wife, Theresa &

family

In loving memory of

Zenon Daigle

by wife Beatrice

In loving memory of

Richard Soucy

by Bertha Soucy &

family

In loving memory of Adelord & Julienne

Galen & Gerald

by children & siblings

In loving memory of

Delsie Corriveau

by Charlene & family

In loving memory of Larry Leroy & Jason Patrick Bourgoin

by Mom & Dad

In loving memory of

Raynold Theriault

by Cecile & family

In loving memory of

Claudette Deprey

by Phyllis & family

St. John Vianney Parish ✟ June 17, 2018!

Please call or stop by the Parish Office to reserve your ad in memory of a loved one.

PLEASE NOTE PARISH CEMETERY RULES: To allow for proper care and maintenance of the grounds and to provide for the safety of the cemetery attendant, the following rules apply:

Items permitted in the cemetery: • Decorations firmly mounted on headstones or monument bases. • Vigil lamps and holding rods inserted in the ground immediately next to the monument base. • Small military, American, or decorative flags provided they are placed in approved metal holders/hangers and inserted in the ground immediately on either side of the monument base.

• (Military/American flags for Memorial Day may be inserted in the ground immediately in front of the monument base and must be removed by the owner within two weeks following Memorial Day).

Please note items NOT permitted in the cemetery: • Decorations not securely fastened to the headstone or monument base. • Shepherd’s crooks or other plant hangers. • Personal trees, shrubs, plants, or flowers planted on the cemetery grounds. • Landscaping materials such as crushed rock, mulch, etc. • Items which are inappropriate or which may endanger visitors or the attendant.

St. John Vianney Parish Cemeteries reserve the right and assume the responsibility of caring for the whole cemetery including the grave sites. This is funded by perpetual care—included are: initial grading and re-grading of graves; initial seeding and reseeding with lawn grass; mowing the grass and trimming around the monuments as needed. All work performed in the cemetery will only be done by the contracted caretakers.

Observances for the Week of June 17, 2018!Sunday: 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time; Father's Day!Tuesday: St. Romuald, Abbot!Thursday: St. Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious!Friday: St. Paulinus of Nola, Bishop; Sts. John Fisher, ! Bishop, and Thomas More, Martyrs!Next Sunday: The Nativity of St. John the Baptist!!

Readings for the Week of June 17, 2018!Sunday: Ez 17:22�24/Ps 92:2�3, 13�14, 15�16 [cf. 2a]/2 Cor 5:6�10/!! Mk 4:26�34!Monday: 1 Kgs 21:1�16/Ps 5:2�3ab, 4b�6a, 6b�7 [2b]/Mt 5:38�42!Tuesday: 1 Kgs 21:17�29/Ps 51:3�4, 5�6ab, 11 and 16 [3a]/Mt 5:43�48!Wednesday: 2 Kgs 2:1, 6�14/Ps 31:20, 21, 24 [25]/Mt 6:1�6, 16�18!Thursday: Sir 48:1�14/Ps 97:1�2, 3�4, 5�6, 7 [12a]/Mt 6:7�15!Friday: 2 Kgs 11:1�4, 9�18, 20/Ps 132:11, 12, 13�14, 17�18 [13]/Mt 6:19�23!Saturday: 2 Chr 24:17�25/Ps 89:4�5, 29�30, 31�32, 33�34 [29a]/Mt 6:24�34!Next Sunday: Vigil: Jer 1:4�10/Ps 71:1�2, 3�4, 5�6, 15, 17 [6b]/1 Pt 1:8�12/! Lk 1:5�17; Day: Is 49:1�6/Ps 139:1�3, 13�14, 14�15 [14a]/Acts ! 13:22�26/Lk 1:57�66, 80!

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AMORIS LAETITIA: "It is not good for children to lack a father and to grow up before they are ready." N.177!!!

! God sets the father in the family so that by the giAs of his masculinity he can be ‘close to his wife and share every

! thing, joy and sorrow, hope and hardship.!And to be close to his children as they grow � when they play and when

! they work when they are carefree and when they are distressed, when they are talkaDve and when they are silent,

! when they are daring and when they are afraid, when they stray and when they get back on the right path.!To be a

! father who is always present.! (N. 177)!

CONTEMPLATE & SHARE:!•!! What brings you and your family joy? When and how do you share this joy with others?!

•!! Who are the men that show you fatherly care? What have you learned from them about faith and acDng with

! the ever�present, forgiving love of God?!!!

•!!Have each member of your household say one thing he or she knows or believes about God’s grace. How do en

! counter God’s grace through your parDcipaDon in the Mass and in the life of a local parish?!

JOY IN ACTION: Offer a prayer to Saint Joseph for your father and for his intenDons; Write your dad a short leLer, create a

! video, or draw a picture telling him what you love and respect about him; Ask your father to share some memories

! of his upbringing such as his first house, his first Communion, his wedding day, etc.!

Silver & Gold Mass in Presque Isle on June 23 !Couples celebra ng milestone anniversaries are invited to receive a special blessing from Bishop Robert P. Deeley at the Silver & Gold Mass on Saturday, June 23, at 4pm at Na vity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church on 331 Main Street in Presque Isle. All are invited to a,end the Mass which celebrates the joy of Chris an marriage, but the

Mass is especially intended for those celebra ng milestone anniversaries, such as their 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th or beyond. The Silver & Gold Anniversary Mass is a tes mony to the goodness of marriage and the blessings it can bring a husband and wife. !

For more info or to register online, !visit portlanddiocese.org/olff/silver�gold�mass !

Teen A.C.T.S. Retreat !

Thursday evening, July 19 through Sunday afternoon July 22, 2018 at the Christian Life Center in

Frenchville. Come join us for a special retreat with other teens from around the county and beyond. A.C.T.S., stands for Adoration, Community,

Theology, and Service. You will experience small groups, sacraments, and much more. Cost is $100 which includes the retreat, lodging, food and t-shirt. Financial aid available upon request. Please contact Lynette Sirois, Adult Director for more info: lynsir91@gmail.com or 316-3464.

“ONE MAN’S TRASH IS

ANOTHER MAN’S TREASURE” !The Parish Youth Ministries will

co�host a HUGE garage sale at

St. Louis Church rectory garage

the weekend of August 10�12.

During our “drop off” days in

July/August, we’ll gladly accept

your new/gently used donaDons. Stay tuned for more info

coming soon! In the meanDme, if you would like to

volunteer to work a four�hour shiA during the sale,

please call 231�1051 or 316�3464. !

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!

***Parish Still Seeking Cemetery Workers***

Position includes lawn mowing, weed-

whacking, filling in and reseeding grave sites,

and digging graves for cremation burials.

Work is part-time until October 9, Monday-

Fridays (and Saturdays to assist with burials

when needed); 15-30 hours per week weather

permitting. If you or someone you know is

interested, applications are available at the

Parish Office—please stop by during regular

office hours.

♦ Volunteers needed every Monday morning to help clean the St. Louis Church in Fort Kent.!

♦ Volunteers needed at the Good Shepherd Thri� Store in Fort Kent (4 hours per month). !

Please stop in at the Parish Office during regular hours if interested in volunteering.!

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SAVE THE DATE! St. Anne Feast Day Celebra�on: Saturday, July 21 (St. Agatha)!

E.P.I.C. High School Retreat: July 23�17 (St. Joseph College)!

Theology on Tap: Wednesday, July 25 (Swampbuck Restaurant)!

Blue Mass: Sunday, Sept 16 at 10am (Holy Rosary Church, Caribou)!

Blessing of the Animals: Sunday, September 30 (St. Louis Rectory)!

Catholic Men’s Conference: Saturday, October 13 (Portland)!

Harvest Ball: Friday, October 19 (Portland)!

Advent by Candlelight: Wednesday, November 7 (KC Hall)!

Totus Tuus (“Totally Yours”) is a vibrant summer program led by a team of four college students and a seminarian from the Diocese of Portland.!On fire with the faith and

trained to hand it on to young people, they travel from parish to parish leading an in-tensive week�long program of learning, praying, and joyful living of the Catholic

faith.!It’s not too late to register your 1st�12th grader at the Parish of the Precious

Blood in Caribou for the week of July 8�13, 2018. For more info visit: !

portlanddiocese.org/vocaDons/totustuus!

FATHER’S DAY BREAKFAST & SILENT AUCTION:!The Fort Kent Boy Scouts are hos�ng a breakfast & silent auc�on at the Fort Kent Elementary School on Sunday, June 17 from 7:30am�12:30pm. $8 Adults,!$5 Kids under 10. Tickets available from any scout, or can be purchased at the door. Menu includes: eggs, French toast cas-serole, toast, baked beans, home fries, sausage or bacon, fruits, coffee, and apple or orange juice. Numerous Items for the silent auc�on. All are welcome!!

P U B L I C N O T E S

RSVP BONE BUILDERS PROGRAM!Get Fit and Stay Fit: We are happy to announce that our RSVP Bone Builders program is now available at no cost to seniors in the Eagle Lake area. Our Bone Builders evidence�

based exercise program, developed by Tu<s University, is designed to help your body increase bone density and reverse the effects of osteoporosis. Hilda Pine?e will be our coach for the Eagle Lake program. We thank Father Jean�Paul Labrie at St. Mary Church located at 3451 Aroostook Road, in Eagle Lake for hos�ng this free, low impact, weight training exercise ac�vity.! Classes will be held every Monday and Wednesday from 10�11am. To register, simply call Joanne For�n, Director of Service Excellence and Communica�ons at! the Northern Maine Medical Center (834�1353). You can also call Judy Anderson, Director, (1�800�439�1789). All applicants must register and have a doctor's consent form completed to par�cipate in this healthy!program. !

We currently also have on�going classes in Fort Kent and New Canada. We encourage residents of these towns to call and register for this healthy free ac�vity.! We are also looking to recruit volunteer coaches for the St. Agatha and Madawaska areas. If you are interested in coaching in these areas, please call Judy Anderson, RSVP Director at 1�800�439�1789.!

The Social Justice &

Peace Commission

will sponsor a blood

drive on Tuesday, July

19 from 12-5pm at the

KC Hall in Fort Kent. Appointments

can be made at redcrossblood.org.

Thank you for your support!

Ongoing Parish Ministries & Activities:

Chaplet of Divine Mercy: AAer Wednesday morning mass (approximately 7:30am) at St. Louis Church.!

Choir: Monday nights�children meet from 6�7pm in the St. Louis Church basement. FMI, check out ‘St. John Vianney Parish Music’ Facebook page or contact Joanne Zafonte at 834�5656.!

Holy Hour: Eucharis c Adora on & Benedic on every 3rd Sunday of the month from 2�3pm at St. Louis Church. Confession is also available during this me.!

Prayer Chain: Do you know someone who needs the power of prayer in their lives? You can have them put on the prayer chain by calling 834�5774 or 834�3222.!

Rosary: Before mass�3:30pm on Saturdays at St. Louis Church; 6:30am on Wednesdays at St. Louis Church.!

Rosary & Adora�on: 1st

Sunday of every month at St. Charles Church at 6:30pm. Cenacle every Tuesday night at the St. Francis Senior Ci zen Center at 6pm.!

*NOTICE: We will no longer be accepting used

batteries for recycling at our Parish Churches.

Please pray for the success of our VBS taking place this week—June 18-22. Any last minute donations may be dropped off at the Parish Office. Thank you for your kind support.

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207-834-5751 Fort KentLorenzo Caron, Proprietor / Estimator

Patrick Caron, Sealing, Cell: 207-316-5751

CARON’S PAVING & SEALINGCommercial • Residential

Free Estimates • Fully Insured

Computers & Electronics / Sales / Service

Business Networking & IT Support Services

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Luke LaJoie / Justin Daigle

62 West Main Street, Suite 103, Fort Kent, ME 04743

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