Tenth Bishop of Manchester

Saint Joseph Cathedral The Cathedral of the Diocese of Manchester The Most Reverend Peter A. Libasci Tenth Bishop of Manchester

Clergy Very Reverend Jason Y. Jalbert October 25, 2020 Rector and Pastor Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Reverend Joshua M. Livingston Parochial Vicar Reverend Eric T. Delisle Weekend Mass: Pastor Saint Hedwig Saturday 4:00 p.m. Reverend Deacon Karl Cooper Permanent Deacon Sunday 8:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 6:00 p.m. Pastoral Staff Colleen B. Lang Weekday Mass: Faith Formation MondayFriday 7:00 a.m., Eric J. Bermani Saturday 8:00 a.m. Director of Music Holy Days as announced Office Staff Confessions: Stacey Donovan MondaySaturday 7:308:00 a.m. Administrative Assistant Sharon Riggs Saturday 2:303:30 p.m. Parish Receptionist Karol Carroll Bookkeeper 145 Lowell Street In Residence Manchester, New Hampshire 03104 Most Reverend Francis J. Christian www.stjosephcathedralnh.org Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Telephone: 6036226404 Monsignor C. Peter Dumont Rectory Office Hours: Monsignor Anthony Frontiero MondayThursday 9:00 a.m.2:00 p.m. Reverend Jeffrey Statz Pastor St. Francis of Assisi Follow us on Facebook: Cathedral of Saint Joseph, Manchester, New Hampshire SǂǊǏǕ JǐǔǆǑǉ CǂǕǉǆǅǓǂǍ, MǂǏǄǉǆǔǕǆǓ, NH From the Bell Tower of Father Jason On October 26, 1902, Bishop Bradley had the honor of consecrating the Cathedral Bells that have continued to ring faithfully for 118 years! It may not always cross our minds when we hear church bells ring, but we believe that church bells have great spiritual power. When a new church bell is installed it is traditionally “baptized” or “consecrated” by the bishop or local priest. Former ceremonies mirrored that of baptism and the current ceremony still requires the use of holy water. Each bell is also given a name in honor of a particular patron saint, though many are named after the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Roman Ritual provides a very solemn blessing of church bells and it speaks of the spiritual symbolism and sacramental power these bells now possess: God, who decreed through blessed Moses, your servant and lawgiver, that silver trumpets should be made and be sounded at the time of sacrifice, in order to remind the people by their clear tones to prepare for your worship and to assemble for its celebration, Grant, we pray, that this bell, destined for your holy Church, may be hallowed by the Holy Spirit through our lowly ministry, so that when it is tolled and rung the faithful may be invited to the house of God and to the everlasting recompense. Let the people’s faith and piety wax stronger whenever they hear its melodious peals. At its sound let all evil spirits be driven afar; let thunder and lightning, hail and storm be banished; let the power of your hand put down the evil powers of the air, causing them to tremble at the sound of this bell, and to flee at the sight of the holy cross engraved thereon. May our Lord Himself grant this, who overcame death on the gibbet of the cross, and who now reigns in the glory of God the Father, in the unity of the Father and the Holy Spirit, forever and ever. Note how the priest calls down God’s power to drive away “evil spirits” as well as “thunder … lightning, hail and storm” through the sound of these bells. The blessing continues with a final prayer that again recalls the spiritual weight the bells are given. O Christ, the almighty ruler, as you once calmed the storm at sea when awakened in the boat from the sleep of your human nature, so now come with your benign help to the needs of your people, and pour out on this bell the dew of the Holy Spirit. Whenever it rings may the enemy of the good take flight, the Christian people hear the call to faith, the empire of Satan be terrified, your people be strengthened as they are called together in the Lord, and may the Holy Spirit be with them as He delighted to be with David when he played his harp. And as onetime thunder in the air frightened away a throng of enemies, while Samuel slew an unweaned lamb as a holocaust to the eternal King, so when the peal of this bell resounds in the clouds may a legion of angels stand watch over the assembly of your Church, the firstfruits of the faithful, and afford your ever abiding protection to them in body and spirit. We ask this through you, Jesus Christ, who live and reign with God the Father, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, forever and ever. Did you catch that last line? The priest prays that “when the peal of this bell resounds in the clouds may a legion of angels stand watch over the assembly of your Church.” These bells are no ordinary bells! So the next time you hear our church bells ring, remember the spiritual power they have and offer a short prayer to God, thanking him for the many blessings in your life. Fr. Jason

Each of our bells bears Bishop Bradley’s seal and an inscription. Bell No. I weighs 4300 lbs, and is the key of C. The Inscription: Jesus, Savior of mankind, grant that You will not have died in vain for any soul of this Cathedral parish. Bell No. II weighs 2100 lbs., and is the key of E. The Inscription: Mary, help of Christians, intercede with Jesus that this Cathedral parish may be always devoutly Catholic. Bell No. III weighs 1250 lbs, and is the key of B. The Inscription: St. Joseph, who died in the arms of Jesus and Mary, obtain from God that every member of this Cathedral parish may die a happy death. Tǉǆ TǉǊǓǕǊǆǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ

Our Beloved Deceased Most Rev. Odore J. Gendron SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Marilyn Collins Vȹȷȹȼ ȿȶ Ʉȸȵ TȸȹɂɄȹȵɄȸ SɅȾȴȱɉ ȹȾ OɂȴȹȾȱɂɉ TȹȽȵ Our Neophytes 4:00 P.M. +Bernard & Angela Brisson Donaldrich Agbortoko, Marvingrey Agbortoko, by their family Exauce Kokototi, and Logan Newell SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 The newly ordained Tȸȵ TȸȹɂɄȹɄȸ SɅȾȴȱɉ ȹȾ OɂȴȹȾȱɂɉ TȹȽȵ Deacon David Gagnon, Deacon Joseph Moynahan 8:30 A.M. +Ryan Michael Sinotte Reverend Ryan Amazeen, Reverend Joshua Livingston by Mom, Dad & Brothers 10:30 A.M. For the People of the Parish Our Religious and Seminarian 6:00 P.M. + Karen Kodys Sr. Mary Fatima, Brother Basil Franciose, Father Michael Hennessy, C.S.P., Daniel Mikolajewski by Colleen & Broderick Lang MONDAY, OCTOBER 26 WȵȵȻȴȱɉ Our service men and women 7:00 A.M. +Dan Pinard by his father Angela Averill, Charlie Biron, Roland Boisvert, III, Pray For The Sanctification of Saint Joseph Parish Arthur Burkush, Jeffrey Michael Fredette, Michael Haas, Families Stefan Kammer, Jennifer LaSalle, Richard LaSalle, Collin Locker, Matthew Lodge, Monique Martineau, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 WȵȵȻȴȱɉ Kyle Pelletier, David Vallauri, Thomas Wagner, 7:00 A.M. Elijah McClain by Colleen Lang Timothy Wagner Pray For The Protection of Human Life, from Conception to Natural Death Our sick Alame Adelard, Eugenie Aluko, Erin Arel, Peter Arel, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 SS SȹȽȿȾ ȱȾȴ JɅȴȵ Ngandji Armandine, Hanna B., Melissa B., Brian Bantis, 7:00 A.M. +Tim Barton by Bob Fortin Carol Beaudet, Lori Bishop, Bernard Blais, Ed Blais, Pray For The Sanctification of Priests and for Janet Blais, Gary Blanchette, Jeannette Boisvert, Vocations to the Priesthood Matthew Bouchard, Kevin Boyce, Isabella Brea, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 WȵȵȻȴȱɉ K. Scott Brown, Leo Buote, Ann Burpee, Ernie Caldwell, 7:00 A.M. +Walter Parenteau by Janice Sinotte John Caldwell, Dan Cloutier, Lorraine Cloutier, Karen Pray For A Deeper Devotion to the Eucharist in Cormier, Arthur Carroll, Cindy Coutu, our Parish Lorraine Danais, Cecile Desaulnier, Annoncia B. Desir, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 WȵȵȻȴȱɉ Paul DesRochers, Kathy Dion, Martine Djuidje, 7:00 A.M. +Madeline Pinard by her family Lenny & Pat Duval, Ken Fleming, Norah Lynne Frank, Pray For The Sanctification of the Saint Joseph Mary Gavin, Dolores Gendron, Brendan Gilmartin, Parish and Parishioners Collin Gilmartin, Madelaine Gilmartin, Ron Grandmaison, Diane & Richard Groux, Lucille Gustafson, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 WȵȵȻȴȱɉ Greg Harisiades, Norman Hudon, Jack Hudson, 8:00 A.M. The Intentions of Mr/Mrs Joseph Barrett Elvire Jeudy, Candace Krauklin, Christine Labrecque, by the Latona Family Lisa Lafleur, Rose Len, Beatrice Lindner, Jesse Martineau, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 Pamela Massee, Marci Matos, Michelle Mayer, Jacqueline Vȹȷȹȼ ȿȶ ȱȼȼ ɃȱȹȾɄɃ ȴȱɉ Mazalla, Rachel McCurdy, Betty Merritt, Michelle

4:00 P.M. +John Byrne by his family Blaise, Tamba Minkeu, Spencer Morehead, Barb Morray, Douglas Nassoura, Martin Nkuitchou, Helene Nya, Monthly Loyalty Dan O'Rourke, Blaise Owona, Paul Pappajohn, Next weekend, we will take up our monthly Loyalty Daniel Pictrowski, Pauline Poulet, Shirley Prescott, Collection. This collection is used for the continuing Kenneth Preval, Mary Rose, Megan Ross, Ryan, maintenance and repairs to the Cathedral and Chapel. Your Pam Sleeper, Ron St. Cyr, Dolores St. Pierre, assistance with this collection enables us to take care of Joseph St. Pierre, Christophe Tchadjeu, Barbara Upham, some of the minor maintenance issues surrounding our Cheryl Ann Victor, Richard Walas, building. Thank you for your continued generosity! Wendy White, Mason Wills, Aurora Young

Don’t forget to Fall Back next weekend. Daylight Saving Time ends at 2:00 AM Sunday November 1. OǄǕǐǃǆǓ 25, 2020 November 1, All Saints’ Day Saturday Vigil Mass at 4:00 PM Sunday Mass at 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM November 2, All Souls’ Day 7:00 AM Mass 6:00 PM Mass with a special commemoration of all who had funerals from St. Joseph Cathedral or Cemetery in the past year. All Masses will be in the Cathedral Almighty God and Father, by the mystery of the cross, The Book of Remembrance will be in you have made us strong; the church during the month of You have sealed us as your own. November. Please write in the names of Look kindly upon your servants, your deceased family and friends for now freed from the bonds of mortality, remembrance in the prayers of the and count them among your saints in heaven. parish. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

All Souls Day Remembrance Envelopes have been place in the pews to use if you would like to remember your loved ones with a memorial donation. Your loved ones will be remembered in our daily Catholic Charities NH is hosting a new online innovative prayers throughout the month of November. support group for parishioners across the Diocese who are dealing with grief and loss. “Bereavement M Experiencing Read Through the Bible in a Year! Loss, Being Lost and Finding your Way Again” is a (free) October 25 Ezekiel 3739 sixsession program allowing participants to learn about October 26 Ezekiel 4042 the dynamics of grief, discover new ways to cope while October 27 Ezekiel 4345 healing and gain the opportunity to be supported and October 28 Ezekiel 4648 support others also sharing a painful journey. Sessions will October 29 1 John 15 October 30 Psalm 119:132 be held every Wednesday at 1 p.m., starting October 28 October 31 Ezra 13 and running through December 2. To register, visit www.ccnh.org/bereavement. You may also call 603752 Our Helpers in the Name of the Lord 1325 or email efrenette@nhcc.org. 596 Faithful gave glory to God by participating in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass the weekend of October 1718. WȵȵȻȼɉ CȿȼȼȵȳɄȹȿȾ RȵȷɅȼȱɂ EȾɆȵȼȿɀȵɃ $ 3,403 TUESDAY St Joseph Cathedral Parish Outreach LȿȿɃȵ $ 1,043 OǄǕǐǃǆǓ 20 3:00 N Bishop Brady Hall OȾȼȹȾȵ GȹɆȹȾȷ $ 4,360 (by appointment only) TǐǕǂǍ: $ 8,806 RCIA Fȿɂ Gȿȴ’Ƀ BȼȵɃɃȹȾȷ $ 28 6:00N8:00 PMNBishop Brady Hall ɂȵɃɄȿɂȱɄȹȿȾ $ 328 Wȿɂȼȴ ȽȹɃɃȹȿȾ $ 490 WEDNESDAYEucharistic Adoration WǆǆǌǆǏǅ TǐǕǂǍ: $ 9,652 OǄǕǐǃǆǓ 21 7:30 AM6:00 PM N Cathedral Sign up for online giving at Livestreamed Masses stjosephcathedralnh.org The 7:00 AM daily Mass and all weekend Masses are livestreamed at www.stjosephcathedralnh.org. Thank You for your continued generosity! Tǉǆ TǉǊǓǕǊǆǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ A Few “Notes” from BE SAFE Eric Bermani Be on the safe side, and go with children if We continue to spend the next few weeks looking they need to use the rest room during Mass. at St. Pope John Paul II"s teaching on Sacred Music. This week, we examine paragraph 11 and PLEASE do not let children go 12 of his "Chirograph for the Cenetenary of the Motu Proprio downstairs unattended. All the doors of "Tra Le Sollecitudini". At the end of the series, we will spend the Cathedral are open during Mass, and time "unpacking" the whole document. anyone can come in to use the rest rooms or get out of the weather. 11. The last century, with the renewal introduced by the Second Vatican Council, witnessed a special development in Prayer for our Nation popular religious song, about which Sacrosanctum Conciliumsays: "Religious singing by the faithful is to be Heavenly Father, Nothing can overcome your greatness. intelligently fostered so that in devotions and sacred But we are weak and need a deeper gift of hope as we exercises as well as in liturgical services, the voices of the approach the upcoming elections. Help us remember that faithful may be heard...". This singing is particularly suited political power can never replace the mission of the Church to the participation of the faithful, not only for devotional to preach the Gospel to all nations. Lord, we give you practices "in conformity with the norms and requirements of permission to form our consciences according to the Gospel the rubrics" but also with the Liturgy itself. Popular singing, so that we may both vote and act for the Kingdom of God. in fact, constitutes "a bond of unity and a joyful expression As we wrestle with the complexity of political life, never let of the community at prayer, fosters the proclamation of the us forget the unborn, the poor, the weak, the refugee, the one faith and imparts to large liturgical assemblies an migrant, all those affected by war, those struggling incomparable and recollected solemnity." financially and all those suffering from the failings of the 12. With regard to compositions of liturgical music, I make political systems of this world. Give us the courage to my own the "general rule" that St Pius X formulated in these always be detached from our political loyalties and be first a words: "The more closely a composition for church faithful follower of Jesus, the true King. And when it comes approaches in its movement, inspiration and savour the time for us to contribute to the political realm help us to cast Gregorian melodic form, the more sacred and liturgical it our vote in a way that is pleasing to You. For these becomes; and the more out of harmony it is with that elections in our nations, O God, please bless us with the supreme model, the less worthy it is of the temple". It is not, best leaders possible, in this fallen world, at all levels of of course, a question of imitating Gregorian chant but rather government. Finally, just as You brought our salvation from of ensuring that new compositions are imbued with the same the horrible death of Your Son, we pray that from the spirit that inspired and little by little came to shape it. Only political campaigns of this world, You will bring about great good for Your people. Amen. an artist who is profoundly steeped in the sensus Ecclesiaecan attempt to perceive and express in melody the Saint Joseph, pray for us! truth of the Mystery that is celebrated in the Liturgy. In this perspective, in my Letter to Artists I wrote: "How many sacred works have been composed through the centuries by people deeply imbued with the sense of mystery! The faith of countless believers has been nourished by melodies flowing from the hearts of other believers, either introduced into the Liturgy or used as an aid to dignified worship. In song, faith is experienced as vibrant joy, love and confident Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship was put expectation of the saving intervention of God". together by the US Catholic Bishops and lays out the major themes of Catholic teaching which the Bishops urge us to Renewed and deeper thought about the principles that must consider as we make our voting decisions. You can read the be the basis of the formation and dissemination of a high document at www.usccb.org/offices/justicepeacehuman quality repertoire is therefore required. Only in this way will development/formingconsciencesfaithful musical expression be granted to serve appropriately its citizenship. The Diocese of Manchester has also published ultimate aim, which is "the glory of God and the a shorter pamphlet called Voting for the Common Good sanctification of the faithful". that summarizes Faithful Citizenship and provides answers I know well that also today there are numerous composers to questions on voting as conscientious Catholics. It can be who are capable of making their indispensable contribution found, along with more information on voting, at in this spirit, increasing with their competent collaboration www.catholicnh.org/community/publicissues/voting/ the patrimony of music at the service of a Liturgy lived ever more intensely. To them I express my confidence, together Sanctuary Lamp with the most cordial exhortation to put their every effort Our Sanctuary Lamp can be sponsored on a weekly into increasing the repertoire of compositions worthy of the basis in memory of a loved one, in thanksgiving, exalted nature of the mysteries celebrated and, at the same birthday or any other occasion. Please call the parish time, suited to contemporary sensibilities. office for more information. OǄǕǐǃǆǓ 25, 2020 Tǉǆ TǉǊǓǕǊǆǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ OǄǕǐǃǆǓ 25, 2020 Tǉǆ TǉǊǓǕǊǆǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ Blessing of the Child in the Womb Celebrate Life! At the Cathedral, we have promoted the dignity of the life of the unborn child by offering the Blessing of the Child in Attend Saint Joseph Cathedral’s the Womb. Over these past years we have had the blessing baby shower/supply drive of offering this blessing to many families before the final to benefit the babies and mothers blessing. This weekend at the 10:30am Mass two parish families, the Davie and the Spitsberg families, who are each expecting a child, will come forward to have their child in the womb blessed and ask for the prayers of our parish family. Please You are invited to share in a baby shower and supply pray for these families and for the many young families at drive to benefit OUR PLACE. the Cathedral. May we continue to be fruitful and multiply! OUR PLACE, a program of New Hampshire Catholic Charities, works with families for three years, serving as a great source of support and education for women who You formed my inmost being; you knit me together in my choose life. Please consider bringing a new, unwrapped gift for an mother’s womb. I praise you, for I am wondrously made. OUR PLACE family. October 24-25 Ps 139:13-14

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Items most needed: First and Third Sunday of the Month Diapers size 5, 6 Baby wash or shampoo 9:359:55 am Baby wipes In the Cathedral New outfits for boys & girls-sizes 2T—5T Attend 8:30 Mass, remain in your seat (socially Gift cards for baby items are always welcome, too. ______distanced) and stay for a 20 minute formation session Learn more about OUR PLACE by visiting www.nh-cc.org right after Mass! The sessions can also be viewed live on the parish website and will be posted for later Thank you in advance for your generosity! viewing. Sponsored by Saint Joseph Cathedral’s Respect Life November 1 The Communion of Saints: Our Family Committee. Please call the Parish Office with any Connections, Deacon Karl & Dovile questions. Cooper November 15 Get ready for the New Liturgical Year & Gifting Opportunity Advent, Corinne RemillardSargent December 6 Mary, Mother of God, Corinne Several parishioners have recently RemillardM Sargent made gifts which have added to the beauty of Cathedral Liturgies. December 20 Jesus, Deacon Karl & Dovile Cooper These gifts include a new Lavabo set, and a thurible and stand. If someone is interested in making a gift to the parish for a specific item, please consider helping with new Mass vestments. Please speak to Fr. Jason about this opportunity. The family, is so to speak, the domestic church. In it parents

should, by their word and example, be the first preachers of Follow us on Facebook to keep up to the the faith to their children (Dogmatic Constitution on the minute on parish news! Church #11). OǄǕǐǃǆǓ 25, 2020 LOVE OF GOD AND NEIGHBOR October ends this week, and so ends both Respect Life Month and the Month of the Rosary. How fitting is the Gospel this weekend, where Jesus reminds the scholars of the law (and us, too, by the way!) that the most important things to remember in life are to love God with all we’ve got, and to love our neighbors like we love ourselves. It’s a remarkable truth about the love of God, that even though He is all powerful in His love for us, He gives us the freedom to decide to love Him back. The humility of the omnipotent is truly profound along with the vulnerability, in allowing us to reject Him. God gives us the choice, and so Jesus tells us to make the choice for God, and to do so with all our heart, soul, and mind. This choice for God then enables us to love others. Our love for neighbor can never be separated from our love of God, because loving our neighbor is one of the ways that we demonstrate our love for God. And the most significant way that we can love our neighbors, is by helping them come to love God. So as October comes to a close, I think it would be a very fitting thing for us all to offer a Rosary for the intentions of an increase in our world of an authentic love of both God and neighbor; that life may be respected as the precious gift from God that it is, in all stages and all situations; that those who are suffering may be able to see in their wounds the wounds of Christ and so be united with Him in love; that the poor may receive care and be treated with dignity; that the addicted may be freed from the chains that bind them; and that all of us may come to know and love God with all our hearts, souls, and minds. Father Josh

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