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Simply mail them to: Prayer Chain, Warde Health Center, 21 Searles Road, Windham, NH 03087 *Purchase donation items (if your finances allow) during your regular grocery shopping trip. All items can be dropped off in the gathering space anytime during church hours: 8 am – 8 pm, seven days a week. Requested items include: *Family Promise (shelter for homeless families): shampoo & conditioner (men & women), toothpaste, razors, hand soap, deodorant (men & women), toilet paper *Warde Center Staff: pre-packaged snacks (any type) Mass Intentions for the Week The Office is currently closed to the public. Although our office SATURDAY, May 9 hours are limited, we will get 4:00 PM David Goodwin by Steve & Laurie back to you as soon as we can. Johnson SUNDAY, May 10 7:30 AM Evelyn McCallister by Lillian Scionti 9:30 AM Rita Tutungy by Joan & Charlie Espinola 11:30 AM Felix & Helena Speidel by Dr. Michael T. and Margaret Speidel 6:00 PM Carol Graham by Dennis Graham & MASS SCHEUDLE family Public Masses are currently MONDAY, May 11 suspended until further notice. Father 8:30 AM Ruth Ann DePonte by Barbara Smith Brian will celebrate a private Mass every day for the intentions listed and TUESDAY, May 12 for the good of the people of 8:30 AM Fabiola Morin by Marie-Line Morin St. Matthew. WEDNESDAY, May 13 8:30 AM Norman DeAndrus by Ron Bourque Reconciliation is available by THURSDAY, May 14 appointment. Please call the office. 8:30 AM James Martorana by the Parish FRIDAY, May 15 Anointing of the Sick is available— 8:30 AM Agostino & Maria Secondino by daughter please call the office or if it is urgent, in law please call the Rectory at 603-458-7916 Parish Email: [email protected] Parish Website: www.stmatthew-nh.org Office Phone: 603-893-3336 Parish Giving May 4 Offertory $7,713.00 Faith Formation Phone: 603-898-4818 On-line $170.00 Fax: 603-898-4008 TOTAL $7,883.00 LIFETIME WARRANTY! “The Epoxy Experts” 24 603-893-8882 Call for a free estimate 855-EliteNE • 321 North Main Street, Salem NH www.EliteGarageNE.com An Independent Insurance Agency HOUR 60 Rockingham Road, Unit 3 • Windham, NH • 4 Cobbetts Pond & 32 Indian Rock, Windham SERVICE • 418 Island Pond, Derry HEAT RESISTANT • STAIN RESISTANT • GUARANTEED TO NOT PEEL! AUTO | HOME | BUSINESS LIFE | HEALTH Let me provide you with a free market analysis. Care Haven, We have your business and family covered. More Carriers. 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