Saint Joseph Basilica - St. Joseph Basilica, Webster

Saint Joseph Basilica
Parish of the Third Millennium
Mission Statement
Saint Joseph Parish is committed to proclaim the gospel message of Jesus Christ as a Catholic community of faith,
by promoting a sense of commitment to the Church, encouraging divine worship and prayer, fostering evangelization
and nurturing the spirit of service.
Within the context of our Polish - American religious and cultural heritage, we foster our tradition and aspire to personal
growth in faith. We are determined to develop our vision for the future, to educate the children in Christian values
and to be receptive to the creative and saving grace of God.
LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS
Sunday Vigil:
4:00 p.m.
Sunday
7:00 a.m. (Polish); 8:15 a.m.; 9:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m. (Polish)
Holy Day Vigil:
5:00 p.m.
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a process established by the Church for
individuals to become Catholic and receive the Sacraments of Initiation-Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. If you wish to become Catholic, or are a Baptized Catholic in
need of making your First Communion and/or Confirmation, please call the Religious
Education Office.
BAPTISM. On designated Sundays. Please call
to make arrangements. Parents are required to
receive orientation.
MARRIAGE. Proper preparation for marriage
requires one year’s notice. Please contact the
rectory for appointment.
Holy Day
6:30 a.m.; 8:30 a.m.;
7:00 p.m. (Polish)
MINISTRY TO THE SICK For those of advanced age, ill or hospitalized, call the rectory to
arrange visitation.
Weekdays
6:30 a.m. (Mon-Fri); 7:00 a.m. (Tue, Fri, Sat)
PARISH MEMBERSHIP If you would like to
become part of St. Joseph Parish Family,
please call the rectory.
CONFESSIONS - SPOWIEDŹ
Saturday: after the Mass at 7:00 a.m. and at 3 p.m.
Thurs. before First Friday
3 p.m.
First Friday:
6:30p.m.
SAKRAMENT CHRZTU W wyznaczone
niedziele. Proszę zadzwonić na plebanię, aby
ustalić datę. Rodzice zobowiązani są do krótkiej
katechezy.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS:
Mon. - Fri.: 9 a.m. - 12 noon & 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Thursday - Office Is Closed!
Please call ahead for an appointment with a priest.
SAKRAMENT MAŁŻEŃSTWA Narzeczeni
powinni zawiadomić kancelarię parafialną rok
przed datą ślubu.
PARISH PERSONNEL
Rector: .............. Rev. Msgr. Anthony Czarnecki
Associate Pastor .... Rev. Grzegorz Chodkowski
Weekend assistance…..Rev. Charles Borowski
Business Manager ......................... Ewa Mamro
Secretaries:Virginia Woznicki&Elizabeth Sabaj
Organist: ..................................... Robert Wójcik
Sacristan ........................................ Joseph Ziak
SAINT JOSEPH PARISH
53 Whitcomb Street,
Webster, MA 01570
Phone: 508-943-0467
Fax: 508-943-0808
e-mail: [email protected]
www.saintjosephbasilica.com
SAKRAMENT CHORYCH Po sakramentalną
posługę księdza proszę dzwonić na plebanię.
ZAPISY DO PARAFII Parafia św. Józefa serdecznie zaprasza nowych członków. Zapisy
przyjmujemy w kancelarii parafialnej.
SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL
47 Whitcomb Street, Webster
Phone: 508-943-0378
Fax: 508-949-0581
www.sjs-webster.com
Principal Mr. Michael Hackenson
Secretary
Mrs. Cynthia Belanger
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION/RCIA
Phone: 508-943-0467
e-mail: [email protected]
FELICIAN SISTERS
Phone: 508-943-2228
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October 23, 2016
Masses for the week—Msze Św. w Tygodniu
Sunday Vigil
4:00pm r.s. Edward W. Szymczak (49th anniv.) - int. Family
Sunday - October 23
7:00 ś. p. Regina Hynek (3r. sm.) - int. córka z dzieczmi
8:15 For the parishioners of St. Joseph Basilica
9:30 r.s. Tessie Lenkiewicz (22nd anniv.) - Son, daughters,
sons-in-law, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
11:00 ś.p. Leon Mamro (22 r. śm.)
- int. syn Michał z rodziną
Monday - October 24
6:30 Za wypominki
Tuesday– October 25
6:30 r.s. Regina Sielawa - int. Stella Miller
Wednesday - October 26
6:30 śp. Grzegorz Nieściór - int. Józef Nieściór
7:00pm Prosząc św. Józefa o nawrocenie syna Damiana oraz
ospokój duszy zmarłych z rodzin Góreckich i
Wysockich
- int. Krystyna Górecka
Thursday - October 27
6:30 ś.p. Zenona Jankowska - int. Aniela Jankowska
Friday - October 28
6:30 r.s. Margaret Skarbek
- int. Theresa (Dudek) Jankowski
7:00 Za wypominki
Saturday – October 29
7:00 r.s. Alane Czyżewski Davis (21st anniv.)
and James Davis - int. Vanessa Davis
Sunday Vigil
4:00 r.s. Elizabeth Romanek - int. Sister and family
Sunday - Otober 30
7:00 ś.p. Zofia Stoś (4r. śm.)
- int. córka Maria z rodziną
8:15 For the parishioners of St. Joseph Basilica
9:30 r.s. Ziggy Czernicki - int. Wife, Doris and family
11:00 ś.p. Józef Portka (9 r. śm.) - int. córka Danuta
I-25 Club Winner for 4th week
#118—Michael Hackenson
Stewardship Note: “. . . . For whoever exalts himself will
be humbled, and the one who humbles himself will be exalted.”
Pride and ego is the root cause of most of our sins. Thinking
your time is so valuable, your talent is better than anyone else
and your money gives you status is another way of making
those things “gods” before God. Remember all those gifts were
God-given. Instead we should be humbled by God’s abundant
generosity and our hearts should be filled with gratitude.
SHARING OUR BLESSINGS-October 16, 2016
Weekly Collection—$5,736
Haiti Collection—$689
Thank you for your continued support!
23 października 2016 r.
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
October 23, 2016
The prayer of the lowly pierces the clouds; it does not rest
until it reaches its goal, nor will it withdraw till the Most High
responds.
Sirach 35:17‑18a
NO COMPARISONS
How many times have we read or
heard about someone who’s gotten into
trouble—maybe even fired from a
job—because of a brush with the law?
While our “Christian” minds tell us to
be sorry and even pray for the person, a
little voice inside our heads may also be
saying, “I’m glad I would never do anything like that.”
And perhaps we wouldn’t. But are
there some things we do that are still not pleasing in
God’s eyes? Today’s readings caution us not to look so
intently at someone else’s wrongdoing that we overlook
our own weaknesses and shortcomings. When we measure ourselves against the worst people we can think of,
we come out looking pretty good. There is a danger, however, in using someone else’s behavior as a way of reflecting our own goodness.
October Rosary Devotions - “Living Rosary” on
Monday at 5:30pm - No 7:00pm devotions.
Tues. - Fri. at 7:00pm and Sun. after 11:00am Mass.
Jubilee Year of Mercy
Today’s Gospel graces us with a beautiful prayer that can
make every day of our lives a jubilee of mercy: “O God, be
merciful to me a sinner”. Religious Israelites despised the
tax collector who prayed it, for collaborating with Gentile
occupiers and handling currency that bore the “divine” emperor’s graven image. But the Pharisee’s long-winded selfcongratulation, mixed with self-righteous condemnation,
was no “prayer” at all. “The Pharisee . . . spoke this prayer
to himself”, emphasis added). Praying the tax collector’s
simple, sincere, succinct cry for mercy acknowledges our
own sinfulness, and “welcomes” other sinners as brothers
and sisters with whom we can identify, even empathize,
echoing Pope Francis’ famous comment about not being
the one to judge. Indeed, the tax collector “went home justified”, that is, restored to God’s friendship, for God’s
mercy is not prize achieved but gift received. “Let your
prayer be brief: for tax collector, prodigal son, and dying
thief were all reconciled to God by a single phrase!” (Saint
John Climacus, 7th century).
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Catholics Care—Catholics Vote - Pope Francis reminds us
“We need to participate for the common good. Sometimes we
hear: a good Catholic is not interested in politics. This is not
true: good Catholics immerse themselves in politics by offering
the best of themselves so that the leader can govern. The political realities of our nation presents us with opportunities and
challenges. Although our nation is founded on life, liberty.
These rights are not automatically guaranteed it requires our
involvement by voting our well formed conscience for the
individual who could make a difference in our life.
CASH RAFFLE
First Prize-$3,000; Second Prize-$1,000; Third Prize-$500
The Parish Council is sponsoring CASH RAFFLE with the
drawing to be held on Saturday, December 3rd in the School
cafeteria after 4:00pm Mass.
“Early Bird Buyers Special”- for ticket returns received prior
to Nov. 6th participants will be eligible to win a free ticket of
which 5 will be drawn.
Donation $25 per ticket - Book of 3 tickets for $50. Proceeds
will be applied to our Parish Obligations owed to the Diocese.
Parishioners will receive a letter with details and tickets in
the mail this week.
CEMETERY/HOLY GROUND
At this time of the year with falling leaves, shorter days and
cooler temperatures our thoughts turn to the meaning of life.
St. Joseph Garden of Peace is holy ground where our loved
ones await resurrection. Although they are out of sight, our
obligations to them lives on within us. Their names etched on
the monuments and columbarium niches are a reminder that
their memories linger in our hearts. They played an important
role in our lives and we are indebted to them.
Annual Cemetery Procession—please join us on Sunday,
October 30th at 2:00pm. For your convenience special votive candles are available in the sacristy to be placed on grave
sites. This is an expression of faith and a prayerful remembrance for relatives and friends.
Wypominki - please print names legibly on envelopes in
your monthly packet to be read during mass.
Special offer - during October and November - we offer
single grave lots at a 10% discount and multiple lots at a 15%
discount. If interested, please call the rectory for details.
DEVOTION AND NOVENA TO ST. JOSEPH
We ask our parishioners and friends to make a special effort
to join us on Wednesday, October 26th at 7:00pm for our
weekly Novena and Devotion to St. Joseph. In the Catholic
Church tradition we pray to our Patron for daily protection,
vocations, happy marriages, happy deaths and hopeless
causes. Many attribute their recovery to him and feel safe and
protected from danger as a result of their requests to St. Joseph.
You may note your special intentions to be read during the
devotions on paper in the Chapel. This week members of the
Holy Rosary Sodality will assist in bringing our Patron’s
statue into the sanctuary. Thank you for your donations.
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL NEWS
School enrollment is at 204 currently which is 38 students
more than at this time last year. As previously mentioned our
third grade has 28 students and we split the class in two to
have 14 students in each class. Grade 3 is our largest class in
the school. Pre-K has 46, Kindergarten has 21, Grade 1 has
14, Grade 2 has 19, Grade 3 has 28, Grade 4 has 14, Grade 5
has 17, Grade 6 has 19, Grade 7 has 15 and Grade 8 has 11
students. St. Joseph School provides all their students an outstanding education with respect, responsibility, rigor and religion. Our Catholic Identity is prevalent throughout the
school. Msgr. Tony and Father Gregory visit classrooms
once a week with religious overtone discussions supporting
our mission.
Our second year of Robotics is taking flight. We now have
3 Robotics Teams respectfully Team 1 with grades 4 and 5,
Team 2 with grades 5 and 6 and Team 3 with grades 7 and 8.
Beth Boudreau and Michał Mamro dedicate countless hours
to our students participating in the Robotics Program. Dow
Chemical gave a grant of $1,000 and Nordic Shield donated
$600 to our program.
Our Athletic Teams this fall are doing very well. The Varsity Soccer Team remains unbeaten while the JV Team has
only 3 losses. A special thanks goes out to our volunteer
coaches who spend countless hours with our student athletes.
Thank you Coaches Keith Strong and Leah Pigeon, Dick
Skrocki, Yolanda Walker and Jennifer Mahlert.
Our school’s Director of Development is actively pursuing
an Annual Giving Campaign supported by the H. S. A. of St.
Joseph School. All proceeds go toward the school such as
text books, supplies, equipment technology and miscellaneous needs. The funds do not go toward the Gymnasium Project. More information will be forth coming.
Friday Night Bingo - will be held in the school cafeteria
on Friday, October 28th. Doors open at 5:00pm and games
begin at 6:30pm. You are invited to an enjoyable evening of
camaraderie, win some cash and at the same time meet new
friends. Members of the Sacred Heart Society will assist our
players.
Proceeds benefit our Basilica parish.
DONATIONS
St. Joseph School Gymnasium - $200 in memory of Amy
Kuklinski given by out-going members of our Parish Council
- Pauline Fallon, Diane Gajewski, Tessa Mailloux, Betty Sabaj, Jackie Skrocki, Clem Starosta and Sylvia and Fred Kitka
and Tony and Sheila Kusek; $25 from Anna Scanlon. Thank
you for your kind remembrance of Amy.
St. Joseph School Immediate Need Fund - donation of
$50 from the Polish National Alliance of Dudley, Inc.
On behalf of our students, Thank You!
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DONATIONS
St. Joseph School Gymnasium - $200 in memory of Amy
Kuklinski given by out-going members of our Parish Council
- Pauline Fallon, Diane Gajewski, Tessa Mailloux, Betty
Sabaj, Jackie Skrocki, Clem Starosta and Sylvia and Fred
Kitka and Tony and Sheila Kusek; $25 from Anna Scanlon.
Thank you for your kind remembrance of Amy.
St. Joseph School Immediate Need Fund - donation of
$50 from the Polish National Alliance of Dudley, Inc.
On behalf of our students, Thank You!
ST. JOSEPH POLISH WOMEN’S CLUB
Our Annual Fundraiser -“Fall into Fashion” will be held
on Sunday, November 6th at J. Anthony’s Italian Grill, 917
Southbridge St., Auburn.
Vendors will start selling at 11:00am. Family style dinner
will be served at 1:00pm with the fashion show at 2:00pm.
Dinner includes, salad, rolls, rigatoni, meatballs, roasted
potatoes and vegetables, roasted chicken, coffee, tea and
dessert. Fashions to be presented by Coco’s Cottage of
Woodstock, CT and Macy’s of Auburn.
Admission tickets are $30 per person and Lottery raffle
chances at $10 per ticket and Special Raffle chances are 3 for
$5 will be sold after masses on Oct. 29 & 30. Or you may
contact Jill Manak (508)943-1810; Barbara Kryger (508)9432253; Patty Williams (508)943-8455 or JoAnn Canty (508)
943-8587. Deadline for tickets is October 30th.
Thank you for your support.
CASH CALENDARS
As we near the end of October, this an opportune time to
purchase a November Cash Calendar, only $10 each, as a
gift or special favor for a family member or a friend.
Our dedicated volunteers, Pat Parslow and Dottie
Kasierski will be at the main entrance of our Basilica this
weekend after mass to assist you. Thirty chances to win
various prizes ranging from $25 to the grand prize of $500 to
be drawn on Nov. 30th. You may also contact your favorite
seller. Proceeds benefit our parish.
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Classes will be held in the Basilica at 5:30pm on Monday,
Oct. 24th. Our students will participate in the “Living
Rosary”.
Mark your calendar –no classes on Monday, Oct. 31st.
Confirmation Class - next session will be held on Mon.,
Nov. 7th in the school from 5:30-6:50pm.
St. Vincent de Paul Message - In this Sunday’s Gospel,
the tax collector’s prayer allows God to be God and so allows
God to pour mercy into his heart. When we pray and give
alms to the poor, we allow God’s mercy to be poured into
their hearts.
Through your gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul
you also can give God’s mercy to your neighbor who is
hungry, hopeless, alone and frightened.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Reflections on the Prophets” - is designed for adult discussion of this portion of Holy Scripture. Sessions will be held at
St. Louis Church Hall, Webster @ 6:30pm Thursday, Nov. 3rd
and continuing every 2 weeks. There is no fee. Please bring a
bible and a friend. Light refreshments will be available.
Bible Study - at St. Anthony of Padua, Dudley, MA on
Thursday mornings at 9:30am. Call Linda to join the group
(508) 949-0335.
SPRED - is Special Religious Development available for
children, teens and adults with intellectual or developmental
disabilities. OPEN HOUSE at the center located in the Emmaus Center, Sacred Heart Parish, Webster on Sunday, October
23 from 1-3pm
Free “Thank You” Concert - on Sun. Oct. 23 at 3:00pm at
St. John’s Church, 44Temple St. Worcester at 3:00pm for your
support of the Food for the Poor Program. Contact Frank Carroll at 800-343-0939 x 110 for information.
Conscience and the Catholic Voter - final session on Wed.,
Oct. 26 with Allison LeDoux, speaking on “life, Marriage and
Religious Freedom: PiIlars of a Nation’s Soul” at Immaculate
Conception Parish, 353 Grove St., Worcester. Holy Hour begins in church at 6:30pm and the presentation at 7:30pm in the
parish hall.
St. Joseph Parish, Charlton, MA - presents an Evening of
Unity and Prayer for our Country at 7:00pm. Tickets at $7 are
available on line.
Eucharistic Miracles of the World - Oct. 29th 2-6pm and
Oct. 30—9:00am—6:00pm at St. Joseph’s Church Hall, Charlton, MA
Harvest Fair at St. Roch Church, 334 Main St., Oxford
on Sat., Nov. 5th from 8am—2pm. Activities include: raffles,
adopt-a-basket, books, white elephant sale RADA knives,
baked good, et. Lunch 11am—1pm. Call 508-987-8987 for
details.
KRONIKA PARAFIALNA
TRZYDZIESTA NIEDZIELA ZWYKŁA
23 października 2016
„Modlitwa biednego przeniknie obłoki i nie ustanie, aż dojdzie do
celu. Nie odstąpi ona, aż wejrzy Najwyższy.”
„Kto się uniża, będzie wywyższony” –
mówi Jezus. To trudne słowa, bo niekiedy
łatwo przychodzi nam się uniżyć, lecz owo
uniżenie
wcale
nie
prowadzi
do
wywyższenia. Czasem można zakładać
przed Bogiem maskę nędzarza, ale trudno
pokazać Mu swoją prawdziwą twarz i być
pokornym. Uniżenie, do którego wzywa nas
Jezus, ma swoje źródło w dziecięctwie
Bożym. To postawa stanięcia w prawdzie,
która przywraca nam ludzką godność
i ostatecznie nas wywyższa. Najpierw trzeba zobaczyć swoją
wielkość daną przez Boga, a dopiero potem małość. Prawdy
o nas uczy nas Eucharystia. Ona nas przemienia i pokazuje, że
bez niej jesteśmy bezradni.
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JUBILEUSZOWY ROK MIŁOSIERDZIA
Dzisiejsza Ewangelia obdarza nas łaską pięknej modlitwy,
która może uczynić każdy dzień naszego życia jubileuszem
miłosierdzia: "Boże, bądź miłościw mnie grzesznemu".
Pobożni Izraelici mieli w pogardzie celnika, który
współpracował z pogańskim okupantem i obracał walutą,
która miała wyryty wizerunek "boskiego" cesarza. Ale
samozadowolenie faryzeuszy w połączeniu z obłudnym
potępieniem, nie było ani trochę modlitwą. Faryzeusz mówił
tę modlitwę do siebie. Modlitwa celnika, prosta i szczera jest
wołaniem o miłosierdzie, a dla nas jest potwierdzeniem
naszej własnej grzeszności i pozwala zaakceptować innych
grzeszników jak braci i siostry, z którymi możemy się
identyfikować, a nawet współczuć. Celnik "odszedł do domu
usprawiedliwiony", czyli przywrócony do przyjaźni
z Bogiem, przez miłosierdzie Boże. Owo usprawiedliwienie
nie jest otrzymaną nagrodą, ale ofiarowanym darem.
NABOŻEŃSTWA PAŹDZIERNIKOWE W NASZEJ
PARAFII:
od poniedziałku do piątku o 19:00
i niedziele po Mszy o godz. 11:00.
LOTERIA
Rada Parafia organizuje Loterię Pieniężną, której
losowanie odbędzie się w sobotę, 3 grudnia w kafeterii po
Mszy św. o godz. 16. Pierwszy Nagroda - $ 3.000; Druga
Nagroda - $1000; Trzecia Nagroda - $500. "Early Bird
Special" – osoby które zwrócą wypełnione kupony przed
6 listopada otrzymają dodatkowy darmowy kupon.
Cena kuponu: $25 za jeden kupon; $50 za 3 kupony.
Wpływy a loterii zostaną wykorzystane na spłatę zobowiązań
diecezjalnych. Kupony wraz z listem wyjaśniającym
szczegóły loterii zostaną rozesłane go parafian w najbliższym
czasie.
ST. JOSEPH POLISH WOMEN’S CLUB
St. Joseph Polish Women’s Club zaprasza na “Fall into
Fashion” w niedzielę, 6 listopada w J. Anthony’s w Auburn.
W programie: A day of Vendors - Special Gift Raffles Lottery Raffles, smaczny poczęstunek przygotowany przez
by J. Anthony’s. oraz Fashion Show kreacji z Macy’s I
Coco’s Closet Boutique, Woodstock, CT. Bilety w cenie $30
od osoby można nabyć u Jill Manak 508 943-1810, Barbara
Kryger 508 943-2253 i Patty Williams 508 943-8455.
PIELGRZYMKA DO WASZYNGTONU
W związku z rocznicą wyboru Kardynała Karola Wojtyły
na papieża, wraz z parafią Matki bożej Częstochowskiej w
Worcester organizujemy pielgrzymkę do Sanktuarium Jana
Pawła II w Waszyngtonie. Pielgrzymka odbędzie się w
dniach 11 – 13 listopada. Cena wyjazdu to $350 od osoby. W
celu zapisania się prosimy o kontakt z biurem parafialnym.
CMENTARZ
Wraz z nieuchronnie nadciągająca jesienią, coraz niższymi
temperaturami i zmieniającymi swe kolory liśćmi, również i
nasze myśli kierują się do jesieni życia, a we wspomnieniach
wracają ci, którzy już odeszli do wieczności. Za kilka
tygodni spotkamy się na uroczystej procesji ku czci
Wszystkich Świętych. Prosimy, aby zanim to nastąpi, bardzo
prosimy o usunięcie letnich, podniszczonych dekoracji,
kwiatów i wazonów z grobów swoich bliskich przed 23
października.
Przy wielu nagrobkach rosną mocno przerośnięte krzewy i
drzewka. Przypominamy, ze dekoracja w jakiejkolwiek
postaci nie powinna zajmować więcej miejsca niż stopę od
pomnika. Bardzo prosimy, aby zbyt wielkie rośliny
poprzycinać. W innym przypadku będą one wycinane i
usuwane przy okazji prac na cmentarzu.
Przypomnienie: Zgodnie z tradycją, w październiku i
listopadzie oferujemy znaczące zniżki na miejsca na
cmentarzu: miejsce dla jednej osoby 10% zniżki, miejsce dla
wielu osób 15% zniżki. Osoby zainteresowane prosimy o
kontakt z biurem parafialnym,
UROCZYSTOŚĆ WSZYSTKICH ŚWIĘTYCH
Jak co roku, z okazji Uroczystości Wszystkich Świętych i
Dnia Zadusznego spotkamy się na naszym cmentarzu na
uroczystej procesji. Odbędzie się ona w niedzielę, 30
października o godzinie 14:00. Bardzo prosimy już teraz
zaplanować swój czas, tak aby razem z bliskimi dołączyć do
modlitw uwielbienia wraz ze wszystkimi świętymi w niebie
oraz za zmarłych z naszych rodzin.
Przypomnienie: Zgodnie z tradycją, w październiku i
listopadzie oferujemy znaczące zniżki na miejsca na
cmentarzu: miejsce dla jednej osoby 10% zniżki, miejsce dla
wielu osób 15% zniżki. Osoby zainteresowane prosimy o
kontakt z biurem parafialnym,
ZNICZE
Jedną z tradycji związanych z Uroczystością Wszystkich
Świętych jest zapalanie zniczy na grobach bliskich. Znicze są
już dostępne w zakrystii. Będzie można również nabyć je na
cmentarzu w dniu procesji.
RELIGIA
Katecheza – Zajęcia katechetyczne odbędą się w
najbliższy poniedziałek o godz. 17:30.
Bierzmowanie – Spotkanie
REKOLEKCJE Z WITKIEM WILKIEM
Zapraszamy na Rekolekcje pt. "Bóg daje ŻYCIE" z
Witkiem
Wilkiem,
charyzmatykiem,
świeckim
ewangelizatorem i misjonarzem, w dniu 10 listopada, 2016 r.
w naszej parafii. Witek, mąż i ojciec czwórki dzieci, po
swoim uzdrowieniu i nawróceniu, oddał swoje życie Bogu, a
dziś przez niego Bóg dokonuje niezwykłych rzeczy. Przyjdź i
przekonaj się! Bazylika św. Józefa w Webster MA, Więcej
informacji w biurze parafialnym 508 612 8526.
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Joseph Basilica #511990
53 Whitcomb Street
Webster, MA 01570
TELEPHONE
508 943-0467
CONTACT PERSON
Fr. Gregory Chodkowski
508 612 8526
EMAIL: [email protected]
SOFTWARE
MSPublisher 2003
Adobe Acrobat 6
Windows XP
PRINTER
HP Laserjet 5P
TRANSMISSION TIME
Wednesday 11:00
SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION
November 13, 2011
NUMBER OF PAGES SENT
1 through 6
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS