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St. Joan of Arc Parish Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, August 22, 2021 Jesus then said to the Twelve, “Do you also want to leave?” Simon Peter answered him, “Master, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and are convinced that you are the Holy One of God.” Rev. William M. Rodrigues, Pastor 61 Canal Road Deacon Norman F. McEnaney Orleans, MA 02653 Deacon John P. Twerago Judy Burt Walker, Dir. of Faith Formation Parish email: [email protected] Art McManus, Director of Music Parish office: 508-255-0170 Lisa Scapellati, Administrative Assistant Parish office fax: 508-240-6741 Alec Stansell, Facilities Manager Website: www.joanarc.org Mass schedule line: 508-240-7818 Mass schedule: Saturday Vigil: 5 pm Faith Formation email: [email protected] Sunday: 8 am and 10 am Faith Formation office: 508-255-1257 Daily: Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri: 8 am Faith Formation fax: 508-255-7442 Confession schedule: Thrift Shop: 508-255-4476 Saturday: 4:00 – 4:45 pm or by appointment St. Vincent de Paul HELPLINE: 508-255-8080 Rosary: M, T, F after 8 am Mass Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time August 22, 2021 MASS INTENTIONS We thank you for your generous support of our Parish. Week of August 21—27 Saturday 5:00 Charles Cacciola Sunday 8:00 George & Anna Walsh Regular Collection— August 15 $ 7,592 Mary & Patrick McDonagh Solemnity of the Assumption $ 1,981 10:00 Joseph Griffiths Monday 8:00 Father Bob Kemmery Tuesday 8:00 Souls in Purgatory LECTORS NEEDED! Wednesday 8:00 Eugene S. McLean, III Friday 8:00 Theresa M. Buckley Interested in a simple way to give God thanks and praise? Do you have experience in public speaking? Weekend of August 28 and 29 Join our team of lectors! Saturday 5:00 Maurice Poitte We are especially in need of lectors for the Sat. Vigil Mass. Sunday 8:00 Duncan Cleary Call the rectory at 508-255-0170 or Mary Jane Balint send an email to [email protected]. 10:00 Charles Tunis Please help us update our prayer lists. Office Information If you know of any changes that should be made to our prayer Baptisms—by appointment lists, or if a loved one is in need of the Sacrament of the Sick, Marriage—arrangements 8 to 12 months in advance please call or email the Parish Office — 508-255-0170 or recto- [email protected]. Due to HIPPA medical privacy laws, family Thrift Shop 508-255-4476 members must contact the Parish Office to request a pastoral Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., & Fri: 10 am to 4 pm visit for their loved one. Accepting donated items: Tues. & Thurs.: 8 am to noon Faith Formation Office 508-255-1257; Fax # 508-255-7442 Office hours: Mon.—Fri.: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm PRAY FOR THE ILL OF THE PARISH Martin Coughlin, Harry Marcoux, John Keane, Tris Windle, SVdP Advocates strive to help clients in need by providing David Cousins, Lynne Scalia, Alex Podeszwa, Thomas Stone, assistance with food, clothing, shelter, fuel, utility expenses, Nick Bartick, Pam Hedlund, Len Hedlund, Greg Morongell, Nora and medical needs. HELPLINE: 508-255-8080 Gould, Edan Pearl, Anne Caruso, John M. Pollard, Peter Cruckshank, Bill Hannon, Ivy Davis, Maddy Hayes, Joseph Deadline for submission of bulletin items: Nosari, Vincent Lencvewski, Jeffrey Wolfgang, Joan Ouellette, Monday @ 9 am Bev Sarazin, Tyler Benscoter, Fr. Paul Smith, Marilyn Drewes, Ray Castriotta, Julianne Sullivan, Robert Grudzina, Marge LaGrassa, Jim Lewis, Joyce Loechner, Frank Salomone, Chad PRAY FOR OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE Larivee, Dick Wentworth, Nuvia Downs, Karen Mary McNulty, MEN AND WOMEN Olivia Hart, Alex Haas, Patrick Devine, Frank McCarthy, Andree Brandy Nelson, Timothy Horigan, Scott Doucette, Mi- Yager, Paul Kascsak, Patty Camarra, James Manley, Betty chael Wilson, David Lucas, Sean Lucas, Peter Civita Babcock, Chris Frazier, Jessica O., Fran McDonagh, Donna Shayne, Peter Cabral, Gregory DeLuca, Joshua Hibbert, Margaret Royce, Beth Nixon, Anne O’Brien, Gerry Schmitt, Joseph Long, Brad Howard, Thomas Scudder, Moynihan, Martha Moynihan, Richard Paskiewicz, Emily Sparks, Jeffrey Stebbins, Phillip McDonough, David Wilcox, Stephen Moreau, Paula Madeiro, Paul Brandon, Rita Folger, John Amick, David McDonald, Lt. Edward J. Maloney, Gerri DiCristina, Kathleen Kilmer, Marguerite Forren, Mary Andrew Kelley, William James Miller, David Orloski, Pickard, Deepthi Moola, Steve Novick, Ernie T., Eleanor Stephen Tammaro, Michael L. Hamilton, Thomas Symecko, Hector Pelletier, Bob Cunnane, Crystal McCuin, Rose Crawford, Aaron Charette, Nicholas McGahey, Edward Austin, Andrew Michael, Siobhan R., Richard M., Joan Pellissier, Prufer, Christian P. Goodman, Connor Lafontaine, Colin Bruce Quiel, Addie Priess, Kathleen Paterson, Matthew Hosmer, Bracken, Michael Bracken Patrick Ahern, Claire and Therese Lamorder, Nancy Scapellati, Pam Root, Beverly Moreau, Robert Paterson, Andrew Campbell, Jeffrey Cartier, Judy Merend, Pat Hastings, Allan E. PRAY FOR OUR RECENTLY DECEASED PARISHIONERS Gould, Terry Sullivan, Christina Perry Barbara Klapproth - 2 - “Won’t you spend one hour with me?” Come to Eucharistic Adoration on Friday, September 10 — anytime between 12 and 3pm — I keep up the Holy Hour…to grow more and more into His likeness… We become like that which we gaze upon. Looking into a sunset, the face takes on a golden glow. Looking at the Eucharistic Lord for an hour transforms the heart in a mysterious way. - Venerable Fulton J. Sheen - Understood simply, Eucharistic Adoration is adoring or honoring the Eucharistic Presence of Christ. In a deeper sense, it involves "the con- templation of the Mystery of Christ truly present before us." During Eucharistic Adoration, we "watch and wait", we remain "silent" in His Presence and open ourselves to His Graces which flow from the Eucharist ...By worshiping the Eucharistic Jesus, we become what God wants us to be! Like a magnet, the Lord draws us to Himself and gently transforms us. + + + + + + + + + + + Adoration is held for 40 hours throughout our Diocese from 8 am on the 2nd Thursday of every month, ending at midnight on the following Friday. The Diocesan intention for August is: for the recognition of the Dignity of every human person in every stage of life. Today’s Readings The Rosary 1st Reading Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b Join us as we pray the Rosary Responsorial Psalm 34: 2-3, 16-17, 18-19, 20-21 with Our Blessed Mother every 2nd Reading Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32 Mon., Tues. and Fri. after Gospel John 6: 60-69 the 8:00 am Mass “Taste and see the goodness of the Lord.” Benefits of the Rosary PARISH PANCAKE BREAKFAST! 1. It gradually gives us a perfect knowledge of The St. Joan of Arc Knights of Columbus Council will have a Par- Jesus Christ. ish Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, August 29, 2021, after the 8 and 10 a.m. Masses in the Parish Center. Proceeds will be used 2. It purifies our souls, washing away sin. for a variety of Knights of Columbus activities. The Parish Pan- 3. It gives us victory over all our enemies. cake Breakfasts offer blueberry, cranberry, and plain pancakes, 4. It makes it easy for us to practice virtue. along with sausage, juice, and coffee - all you can eat for $6 for 5. It sets us on fire with love of Our Lord. adults, $2.50 for children under 12, and FREE for children under 6. It enriches us with graces and merits. 7, with a family limit of $15. Attendees who have not been fully 7. It supplies us with what is needed to pay all vaccinated are asked to wear masks as they enter and leave the our debts to God and to our fellow men; and facility. finally, it obtains all kinds of graces for us Come on down and enjoy the great food and fellowship! Thank from Almighty God. you for your support. - 3 - Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time August 22, 2021 Bereavement Support “Be Still” The Diocese continues to offer online support groups and hopes to begin offering live sessions in the Fall. These Our reflection and stillness, facilitated online virtual programs are being offered through Catho- by Judy Burt Walker, continues this coming lic Social Services on Tuesdays. The links to register for Wednesday, August 25, at 8:45 a.m. either of the one-hour sessions are as follows: 4:30pm— https://bit.ly/SupportGroup4 or 7pm— https://bit.ly/ in the Chapel. All are welcome. SupportGroup7. In addition to the online sessions, one- on-one sessions are also offered via phone. For more information, contact Rose Mary Saraiva at 508-674-4681 x 1111 or 774-253-4097 or email: [email protected]. Tomorrow’s forecast: God reigns and the Son shines!! General Volunteer Opportunity CAPE COD HOSPITAL—CHAPLAIN’S OFFICE Catholic Social Services is looking for Portuguese speaking volunteers in the Fall River office and Haitian The Pastoral Care Office at Cape Cod Hospital encourages Creole speaking volunteers in the Cape Cod area to parishioners to call the Chaplain’s Office if they or a loved serve as translators/interpreters for our clients. If you one are in the hospital. Although one’s desire for pasto- ral care is recorded at admissions, occasionally data entry or someone you know is looking for a way to give back mistakes do happen. The Chaplain tries to visit every and serve the community, call Rose Mary Saraiva at Catholic patient within 24 hours on the weekdays and 508-674-4681 Ext. 1111 or 774-253-4097 for more within 48 hours on the weekend. If you would like Com- information. Thank you! munion brought to you or a loved one and have not seen someone from the Chaplain’s Office, please call 508-862- GIFTS OF BETHLEHEM 5287 and ask the hospital operator to connect you to Pas- Special thanks for your support of the nonprofit toral Care.
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