St. Thomas More Church

374 Middlesex Road • Darien, Connecticut • 06820 (203) 655-3303

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Saint Thomas More Church

Parish Office Hours 9:00AM to 3:00PM Monday - Thursday

9:00AM to 1:00PM Friday

Liturgical Schedule Saturday Vigil Mass.......................................................................... 4:30PM Sunday Masses ......................7:30AM, 8:45AM, 10:00AM Family Mass 11:30AM & 5:15PM Confessions ................................................. Saturdays 3:45PM - 4:15PM Sundays 8:15AM - 8:45AM & 4:45PM - 5:15PM Baptisms ......................................... Sundays 12:30PM (by appointment) Daily Masses (Monday - Saturday) ............................................. 9:00AM Eucharistic Adoration ........................ First Fridays 10:00AM - 5:00PM Blessed Sacrament Chapel

Parish Staff office@stmdarienct.org Rev. Paul G. Murphy, Pastor ......................................... 655-3303 ext 12 Rev. John Connaughton, Priest-in-Residence .............. 655-3303 ext 18 Rev. Mr. Gauthier Vincent, Deacon ........................................ 718-9275 Michael Clark, Pastoral Assistant .................................. 655-3303 ext 17 Anna Bauts, Business Manager ..................................... 655-3303 ext 25 Patty Catino, Office Manager ....................................... 655-3303 ext 10 Susan Lattimer, Administrative Assistant ..................... 655-3303 ext 24

Faith Formation (K-5) stmreled@gmail.com Maria Hillman, Director .................................................. 655-3077 ext 16 Geraldine Flynn, Administrative Assistant .................... 655-3077 ext 17

Faith Formation (6-8) msc@stmdarienct.org Jennifer Sommer, Coordinator ................................................... 655-6295 Betsy Reilly, Administrative Assistant............................ 655-6295 ext 21

Youth Ministry yg@stmdarienct.org Susan Lattimer, Coordinator .......................................... 655-3303 ext 22

Music Ministry music@stmdarienct.org Galen Tate, Music Director / Organist ......................... 655-3303 ext 19

Happiness Preschool stmhappyschool@aol.com

Maria Hillman, Director ............................................................... 655-6053 Geraldine Flynn, Administrative Assistant .................... 655-6053 ext 23

Adult Faith Formation Jim Davis, RCIA ..................................................... davisja@optonline.net Maryann Knag, Bible Study ........................................ mmknag@aol.com

Outreach & Ministries Women’s Circle .................................... womenscircle@stmdarienct.org Prayer Shawl Ministry, Patty Catino, ...............office@stmdarienct.org Bereavement, Lillian Toll ..................................................................... 966-9367

Lay Leadership Joseph D. Roxe, Parish Trustee ................................................. 655-9908 Brian D. Young, Parish Trustee.................................................. 972-1178 James Sullivan, Finance Council Chairperson ............................ 556-3005

Other Contacts Parish FAX .................................................................................... 655-6478 Religious Ed. / Preschool FAX ................................................. 655-8901 Parish E-mail ................................................. office@STMDarienCT.org Parish Media (Website/Bulletin) ................ STMDarienNews.aol.com

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WWELCOMEELCOME TOTO OUROUR NNEWESTEWEST MMEMBERSEMBERS The Welcome Ministry, Fr. Paul & Fr. John hosted a reception at the Rectory for our new parishioners to learn about all the min-istries and activities at the Parish. We welcome the many new families to St. Thomas More!

CCHURCHHURCH RRENOVATIONSENOVATIONS UUPDATEPDATE Please continue to keep the success of the renovations in your prayers. Our Parish Renovation Prayer can be found each week here in the bulletin. I am extremely grateful for the on-going generosity, encouragement and prayers that have made this mile-stone in the history of St. Thomas More Parish possible. I am greatly impressed by the spirit of collegiality and mutual respect with which everyone has worked together toward achieving our goal of a welcoming, reverent and beautiful church in which to pray, to celebrate the Holy sacrifice of the Mass, and to confer the Church’s other sacraments. In Christ, Fr. Paul

OOURUR PPARISHARISH RRENOVATIONENOVATION PPRAYERRAYER

Heavenly Father, who led the people of Israel with a cloud by day and a flame by night, we ask you to lead us on our own journey of faith as we undertake the renovation of Your house, whose living stones we are; keep us close to You as a community making this transition by deepening our faith, and grant us patience and serenity while worshiping in a tempo-rary space; so that our joy may be complete when we come to that renewal which is Your will for the Church in Darien. We ask this through Our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, One God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Cover: Teaching Jesus - illustrated manuscript (France c. 916)

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Offertory

Offertory Appeal

As detailed in our parish wide letter, our goal is a $100k increase in offertory by fiscal year end, June 30. We need everyone's assistance and ask that you respond as generously as possible.

Annual Catholic Appeal (through June 5)

The chart above represents 255 gifts from 198 families or 17.2% of registered families participating. We ask all Parish families to prayerfully consider supporting the Diocese in its important work and services and gratefully acknowledge those families who have already pledged their gifts.

WWEE WWELCOMEELCOME THETHE NNEWLYEWLY BBAPTIZEDAPTIZED James Patrick Kelly

George Coughlin Montero Claire Isabella Piselli

CCOMMUNIONOMMUNION TOTO THETHE SSICKICK & H& HOMEBOUNDOMEBOUND If you have a family member or close friend who, due to illness or physical limitations, cannot attend Sunday Mass and would like to receive the Eucharist, call the parish office to arrange a home visit by a priest or Extraordinary Minister of Communion.

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Friday, July 6, 2018 - 10:00AM - 5:00PM On First Fridays the Blessed Sacrament is exposed for Adoration on the altar of the Chapel from 10:00AM-5:00PM. At 4:45PM, following the Litany to the Sacred Heart, we celebrate Benedic-tion before reposing the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle. The Eucharist is Jesus' gift of himself to us. He is truly there, in the tabernacles of the world, in the form of simple bread conse-crated into his sacred body, blood, soul and divinity.

Blessings for June 3

Actual Budget Variance

Weekly Offertory $19,466 $21,759 ($2,294)

Month-to-Date Offertory $19,466 $21,759 ($2,294)

FY-to-Date Offertory $977,875 $1,033,369 ($55,494)

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Saturday, June 9 9:00 AM George M. Skelly Jr. The Skelly Family 4:30 PM Mary Patrick Fallon Annmarie & Tom Ryan

Sunday, June 10

7:30 AM Madeline Genco The Genco Family 8:45 AM Kevin Cassidy The Cassidy Family

10:00 AM Jean O'Leary Dunne Rachel & Pete Rand 11:30 AM Maximo Anthony Rayes Wife & Children

5:15 PM Joseph Costello The Larizza Family Monday, June 11

9:00 AM Rev. J. Barry Furey The Faugno & Catino Familes Tuesday, June 12

9:00 AM Lou DeCarlo The DeCarlo Family Wednesday, June 13

9:00 AM Steven Cappelli Ann Cappelli

The Cappelli Family

Thursday, June 14

9:00 AM Thomas Costello Rosey & Joe Costello Friday, June 15

9:00 AM Ellen, Bernard, & Colin Marren The Marren Family Saturday, June 16

9:00 AM Helen Chudy Pataky Jo Mitchell 4:30 PM Robert Martelli The Rusin Family

Sunday, June 17

7:30 AM Dorothy Hamernick Marianne & John Cooper 8:45 AM Joseph Costello The Barston Family

10:00 AM Steven Palmer The Keane Family 11:30 AM Julio Nacarino Debbie & Bob Kunces

5:15 PM Kevin Cassidy The Lattimer Family

Contributions as of June 3

Goal Balance # of Families

% of Active Families

$26,540 $100,000 ($73,460) 50 4%

Pledged Goal Variance % of Goal

$291,217 $500,000 ($208,783) 58.24%

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VVOLUNTEERINGOLUNTEERING ATAT STMSTM Lectors and Eucharistic Ministers

Lectors proclaim readings from Scripture, announce the Mass intentions for the General Intercessions...Eucharistic Ministers assist the priest in the distribution of Communion at Mass and can volunteer to deliver and administer Communion to the homebound. A brief training session is required to become a commissioned Lector and/or a Eucharistic Minister. Contact Jim Davis at; davisja@optonline.net for more information. We have a need at most Masses for both!

Welcome / Hospitality Committee We need Greeters for our Weekend Masses! A church greeter is the first and last person we see when coming to church. Our goal is to create a welcoming atmosphere with a warm welcome as you hand out worship aids. This encounter will begin to pre-pare the heart of each person to feel a part of our parish. Con-tact office@stmdarienct.org to sign up.

Soup Kitchen Thanks Many thanks to Nancy Albu, Gretchen Brown, Emily Bryan, Christy Duggan, Bill Dunn, Barbara Fletcher, The Marcy Family, Caroline Marren, Marina Meyers, Cristi Mohr, Amy O'Neill, In-grid Rodriguez, Gloria and Lee Smith, and Alison Stanley Wor-folk, who prepared, delivered and served a wonderful luncheon at New Covenant Center on Saturday, May 19. Your generosity made the day brighter for all of our guests.

HHAPPINESSAPPINESS PPRESCHOOLRESCHOOL The St. Thomas More Happiness Preschool has a few openings in a few of our classes. Please call Maria Hillman, the director at 655-6053 for a tour and more information on our preschool and all the incredible enrichment programs! Our summer camp is currently going on if anyone is interested or would like more information. Please call today!

Happiness Summer Camp - "Fire Awareness Day" - Thank you to the Noroton Fire Department for your visit!

We want to thank Mrs. Joan Hendrickson for 16 years of teaching at STM Happiness Preschool! She has touched countless lives through her dedication and love of Early Education! We wish her many won-derful adventures as she embarks upon her retire-ment!

TTHEHE WWORDORD OOFF LLIFEIFE The Gospel today paints a vivid picture of the events of Jesus’ preaching in Galilee. The scene is set in the town of Capernaum where the Lord based His teaching ministry. We know that He has been preaching in the synagogue and healing people and that his miracles have caused quite a stir. The crowds are now press-ing on Him so closely that He cannot even eat.

These are very much the early days – and Mark recounts how the Lord’s relatives were concerned for Him, to the extent of wondering whether He was of sound mind. Think about it: your cousin is a carpenter’s son and suddenly he goes to a new town, gathers a band of followers and you hear reports of him working miracles you have not yourself seen. It is not an unreasonable concern.

Sometimes, however, doing the will of God will put you the wrong side of respectable because it is always easier not to preach the Gospel. This applies to our own time just as much as it did by the shores of Galilee 2000 years ago.

On the assumption that Jesus’s relatives were still in his home town of Nazareth when they heard of his ministry we can begin to understand the explosive nature of his preaching. Nazareth is around 30 miles away from Capernaum on foot – just over a day’s journey – so for them to have been moved to make the journey to Capernaum also tells us something of how much they loved Him.

It’s easy to assume his family went away disappointed, but in fact Scripture does not record whether or not Mary and his relatives were able to see Jesus on this occasion. The enigmatic answer Jesus gives was for the benefit of the crowd (and for us) but we should not conclude that the Lord refused to see his family. We simply do not know.

What we do know is that He used the situation as an opportuni-ty to preach an important truth about intimacy with Him: it is linked with doing God’s will. Of course, this applies pre-eminently to the Blessed Mother: she is the pinnacle of what it means to do the will of God – and doing the will of God means submitting our will to God’s will.

Jesus does not criticize the fact that His family members sought Him, but He does not acquiesce to their concerns about Him either. This might appear frustrating at times but remember, like His relatives, we often only have part of the picture, whereas the Lord’s perspective is eternal. Michael Clark

SSAVEAVE THETHE DDATESATES!!

Farewell to Michael Clark Please plan to stay a few minutes after the Mass you attend on the weekend of June 16-17 to bid farewell and offer good wish-es to our Pastoral Assistant, Michael Clark. Michael will be re-turning home to England on July 2 for a brief visit. Upon his re-turn he will be residing at St. John Fisher Seminary. The Bishop has assigned him to Trinity Catholic High School in the fall.

Rite of Candidacy On Saturday, September 8 at the 4:30PM Mass, Bishop Caggiano will be at St. Thomas More for the Rite of Candidacy for Michael which is a formal step on the way to priestly ordina-tion for the Diocese of Bridgeport.

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FFAMILYAMILY LLOBSTEROBSTER BBAKEAKE UUPDATEPDATE If you registered for the Family Lobster Bake for Saturday, June 9, we had to make the decision to postpone our event, due to the weather forecast for Saturday predicting rain and thunder-storms throughout the day as well as cooler temperatures, Un-fortunately, we were not able to procure a rain date in June. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and we are working on rescheduling the event for late August or early September. We will communicate the new date as soon as it is determined.

If you have already paid for the event, please email womenscir-cle@stmdarienct.org indicating your preference for refund:

if paid by check - do you want the check returned? or voided?

if paid by credit card - do you want a refund issued via check? or back to the credit card (we will need the credit card to refund to the card)

Thank you for your understanding and continued support of St. Thomas More Parish! The St. Thomas More Women's Circle

AAROUNDROUND TTHEHE DDIOCESEIOCESE Humanae Vitae Conference

On Saturday June 23, the Basilica of St. Johns is hosting a confer-ence in honor of the 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae from 9:00AM-4:00PM. Speakers include Mary Eberstadt, Mary Hallan FioRito, George Weigel and a panel of medical experts. The 4:00PM Vigil Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Caggiano. Regis-ter at stjohnsstamford.com/making-room-for-gods-love-humanae-vitae-at-50. St. John is located at 279 Atlantic Street, Stamford.

The Sound of Music Sing-Along & Ice Cream Social Families are invited to celebrate the end of the school year at the Klein Auditorium in Bridgeport on Sunday, June 24 for a special sing-along screening of this classic film. Tickets are $5.00 per person, which includes ice cream, provided by Saugatuck Sweets. The Diocesan Youth Choir help with the singing! Visit formation-reimagined,org.the-sound0of-music-sing-along-ice-cream-social.

From June 23 to June 30, 20 Saint Thomas More teens along with 5 chaperones will go on a Mission Trip to Jamaica to work with the Mustard Seed Communities who care for mentally and physi-cally disabled children who have been abandoned. As ambassa-dors of our Parish and the Diocese, the teens will be charged with bringing hope and joy to these children in great need. If you would like to make a donation, please send your check payable to St. Thomas More (with "Mission Trip" written in the memo) to the STM Office. Thank you in advance for your support.

If you would like us to bring items on your behalf to Jamaica, please consider donating an item from the "Share the Love" (below) that identifies the urgent needs of the Mustard Seed Communities. Bins can be found in the Parish Hall entrance from May 19 thru June 10. Thank you for your support!

Thank You for Share the Love Donations The Youth Group would like to thank the Americares Medical Outreach Department for its donations of 250 lbs. of non-pharmaceutical items for the STM Mission Team to take to Jamai-ca. Parishioner Tricia Gordon kindly drove the Americares dona-tions to St. Thomas More. Also, many thanks to our parishioners who have generously supported the Mission Trip with "Share the Love" donations!

Happiness PreschoolHappiness Preschool End of Year Picnic 2018End of Year Picnic 2018

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Office hours: Monday - Thursdays 10:00AM to 5:00PM

KKINDERGARTENINDERGARTEN -- GGRADERADE 5 N5 NEWSEWS Catechists Needed

We are looking for Catechists for all K-5 grades...all days. Please contact Maria Hillman at 655-3077 or stmreled@gmail.com.

FFAITHAITH FFORMATIONORMATION RREGISTRATIONEGISTRATION Early Bird Registration ended June 7

Kindergarten Wed 4:15PM or Thurs 4:15PM (limited space catechist first choice)

Grade 1 thru Grade 5 Sun 8:45AM or 11:00AM; Mon 4:15PM; Wed 4:15PM; Thurs 4:15PM

Grade 6 Tues 4:15PM

Grade 7 Tues 6:30PM

Grade 8/Confirmation Mon 6:00PM or Alternative Tue 6:30PM (space limited)

Please note that registration is not considered complete until all fees have been paid. You may submit your forms either by mail or in person. Blank forms are available online (stmdarienct.org) under the Faith Formation tab. All mail submission must be post marked by June 14, 2018 to be eligible for early bird fees. If there are any questions or concerns please let us know.

Regards, Maria, Jennifer, Betsy & Geraldine

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Summer Book Recommendations The Fool of New York City by Michael D. O’Brien: Set in present day Manhattan, The Fool of New York City is the tale of two souls who are considered to be "fools" and "idiots" in the eyes of most people they encounter. One is a literal giant, the other an amnesiac who believes he is the seventeenth-century Spanish painter Francisco de Goya, hundreds of years old, aging more slowly than the rest of the human race. Billy the Giant briefly suffered from amnesia years ago, and he understands the anguish of those who have lost their identity. He is an apparently simple person, a failed basketball player with an enormous good heart, who takes Francisco under his wing after they meet through a seeming coincidence. Together they undertake the search to discover Francisco's true past. The quest leads them on numerous adventures and into the shrouded realm of hidden memories and the mysterious dimensions of the mind. It is a journey into the ironies and the complexities of human character and destiny.

Will Wilder: The Relic of Perilous Falls by Raymond Ar-royo: Will Wilder didn’t mean to unlock his otherworldly gift. But that is exactly what happens when Will “borrows” a sacred relic believed to protect the town of Perilous Falls for nearly a century. Even though his intentions are good, the impulsive twelve-year-old unwittingly awakens an ancient evil endangering all of Perilous Falls. As boats sink and hideous creatures crawl from the rising waters, it is up to Will to confront a hellish ene-

my and set things right before it is too late. Along with his sweet—if lethal—great-aunt Lucille, the curator of a museum of supernatural artifacts, Will proves that the actions of one twelve-year-old boy can change the world. Fans of Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Peter Lerangis’s Seven Wonders series will embrace this epic adventure in a rollicking new series by a New York Times bestselling author.

The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis: Lewis is a classic mas-terpiece of religious satire that entertains readers with its sly and ironic portrayal of human life and foibles from the vantage point of Screwtape, a highly placed assistant to "Our Father Below." At once wildly comic, deadly serious, and strikingly original, C.S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters is the most engaging account of temptation—and triumph over it—ever written.

Awakenings by Claudia Cangilla McAdam: Ronni is a 21st-century American teenager who has lost her faith following the deaths of her brother and father. They died saving the life of someone she does not deem worthy, and she doubts the con-cept of sacrifice. "Nothing's worth dying for," she declares, even Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross.

The Bridge of San Luis Rey by Thornton Wilder: This beauti-ful new edition features unpublished notes for the novel and other illuminating documentary material, all of which is included in a new Afterword by Tappan Wilder. "On Friday noon, July the twentieth, 1714, the finest bridge in all Peru broke and precipi-tated five travelers into the gulf below." With this celebrated sentence Thornton Wilder begins "The Bridge of San Luis Rey, one of the towering achievements in American fiction and a nov-el read throughout the world. By chance, a monk witnesses the tragedy. Brother Juniper then embarks on a quest to prove that it was divine intervention rather than chance that led to the deaths of those who perished in the tragedy. His search leads to his own death -- and to the author's timeless.

Be Yourself! A Journal for Catholic Girls by Amy Brooks: Be who God meant you to be, and you will set the world on fire!” Those words are at the heart of Be Yourself! A Journal for Catholic Girls, which is designed to help girls explore their iden-tity and purpose in life in light of the wisdom of the Catholic Church, including half a dozen female saints. Packed with gor-geous, full-color line art, quizzes, journaling questions, and inspi-rational quotes from the Catechism and Scripture, the Be Your-self! journal leads girls to discover that they are beautifully and wonderfully made…and that they have a unique, God-given mis-sion and purpose in the world. Ages 9 and up.

Websites bustedhalo.com: Busted Halo is a Catholic website for young adults. Spiritual Side of Cinema examines the spiritual side of favorite movies. Take a unique look at the intersection of faith and Hollywood. Parents might find this site helpful when dis-cussing the faith aspects of a movie their kids.

pluggedin.com: Focus on the Family sponsors this website which offers faith based reviews of current movies and television programs as well as video games.

Traveling or On Vacation? No need to miss Mass! For nationwide Mass times and locations call: 1-800-627-7846 or visit www.masstimes.org. We are always welcome and comfortable at Mass all over the world and the kids will enjoy seeing another Catholic Church.

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