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ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH WE ARE PROUD OF OUR GRADUATES June 6, 2021 St. Rose of Lima School Kindergarten St. Rose of Lima Grade 8 Graduates NAME NAME HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDING Matthew Anderson Elias Brady Newtown High School Abigail Anstett Emily Braun St. Joseph High School Victoria Fragoso Jude Cappiello Immaculate High School Grace Girnys Savanna Cicarelli The Gunnery Grant Hoffman Gabriella Corona Immaculate High School Brody Johnson Brooke Crutchfield Newtown High School Brielle Keil Zoe Dahm Immaculate High School Aria Lauture Deirdre Dwyer Immaculate High School Finley Nordt John Paul Dyer Canterbury High School Donald Papcsy Lily Fagan Newtown High School Luciana Papcsy Sophia Faroul Canterbury School Luke Pendergast Hannah Fox St. Joseph High School Alexander Rathbun Olivia Franson Pending Justin Rocco Griffin Geissler Newtown High School Killian Ronan Madison Griffin Newtown High School Avery Schaff Anthony Guirguis Saint John Vianney (Holmdel, NJ) Kaylee Schaff Oliver Guzy Newtown High School Pierce Scheithe Benjamin Haddad Immaculate High School Brady Singer Ava Heineken Immaculate High School Drexler Utecht Stephen Johnson Newtown High School Alexis Keane Newtown High School Wesly Keayes Newtown High School Mason McSwiggan Pending Elizabeth Mitchell Immaculate High School Emily Naughton Canterbury School Cameron O’Rourke Immaculate High School Spencer O’Rourke Immaculate High School Shannon O’Donnell Newtown High School Azikiwe Osakwe Hopkins School Caleigh Prieto Newtown High School Damon Sutton Immaculate High School Ryan Sweeting Immaculate High School Monica Tokar St. Joseph High School Emma Tropeano Pending Melena Ventresca Immaculate High School St. Rose of Lima School Class of 2017 NAME HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED COLLEGE ATTENDING Luke Braun St. Joseph High School Fairfield University Michael Brown Newtown High School Central Connecticut State University Elizabeth Cassetta Newtown High School St. Joseph College of Maine Mackenzie Ciambra Joel Barlow High School Undecided Colten Ciccarelli The Frederick Gunn School University of Miami Joseph DiMaria Immaculate High School Villanova University Joseph Doherty Henry Abbott Technical High School Manufacturing Technology Nathan Geary Pomperaug High School Miami University Liam Gelston St. Joseph High School University of Rhode Island Perry Ghosh Immaculate High School Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Paige Hottois Lauralton Hall University of New Haven Torin Kearney Canterbury School United States Coast Guard Academy Genny Kelly Newtown High School University of Delaware Nicole Kolitsas Immaculate High School Molloy College Logan McAloon Immaculate High School Fairfield University Dylan McDermott St. Joseph High School Fairfield University Peyton McKenzie Immaculate High School Quinnipiac University Kolbe Mosher Immaculate High School University of Texas at Dallas Lucy Nevin Immaculate High School Duquesne University Gabrielle Norko Lauralton Hall Fairfield University Maddy Rader St. Joseph High School Skidmore College Cameron Reichenbach St. Joseph High School University of Cincinnati Siobhan Reidy Immaculate High School Sacred Heart University Stella Sabo Immaculate High School Fairfield University Megan Seman Newtown High School Stony Brook University Rosie Simms St. Joseph High School University of Toronto Hunter Smith St. Joseph High School Ball State University Kathleen Tokar St. Joseph High School University of Maryland Liam Wolson St. Joseph High School Penn State University 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown CT, 06470 strosechurch.com 203-426-1014 Fax 203-426-6222 SɄ. RȿɃȵ ȿȶ LȹȽȱ GOSPEL MEDITATION ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE June 6, 2021 Monday, June 7 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ 6:45 William J. Maher, Jr. John & Michele Dutsar 9:00 Dr. Roberto Romero . .The Sonido Family As our world faces so much turmoil and change, it is Tuesday, June 8 now more important than ever to remember who God is, 6:45 Michele Pavia (Italy) . .Nella Pavia who we are and where we are going. It is easy to get dis- 9:00 William Carroll . Joan & Bill Lavery tracted and lose focus, especially when we are being Wednesday, June 9 6:45 Garret Gabriel Caouette . Kevin DeBartolomeo & family pulled in so many directions. We can not only lose sight of God but one another. Maintaining our well developed 9:00 Peg & Frank Saidis . .Peggy & Tony Baiad Thursday, June 10 and mature relationships with God and one another is 6:45 St. Rose Parishioners essential to continuing to live healthy, happy, and fo- 9:00 Anthony & Frank Alagna . Mike & Rose Pavia cused lives. In a message to young people, Pope Bene- Friday, June 11 dict XVI said, “the happiness you are seeking, the happi- 6:45 Anthony Sara (Italy) . .Nella Pavia ness you have a right to enjoy has a name and a face: it is 9:00 Dile Gjoka . St. Rose Religious Ed. Jesus of Nazareth, hidden in the Eucharist.” What is true Saturday, June 12 for those who are younger is even truer for those who are 8:00 Dec’d members of K of C Council #185 older. Regardless of how the particulars of life change 4:00 Barbara Sodlosky . Frank & LeeAnn Sequenzia over time, human beings are still hardwired to seek the Joseph & Maureen McArthur . Joseph & Cynthia McArthur fullness of life and happiness. How we embark on this Sunday, June 13 journey and what we choose along the way will indicate 7:30 Richard Neany . .Billy & Teresa Tully whether we meet success. 9:30 Gloria Colbrook . .Angela & Donald Orrico There is so much brokenness and pain in our world. 11:30 Louis Camputo . David Camputo Many people are lost, feeling lonely, anxious, marginal- Jack Obre . Family ized, victimized, isolated, oppressed, and abused. Every 5:00 Amelia Lovermi . Family time we receive the Body of Christ, we have an oppor- tunity to become what we eat. The power and presence FOR THOSE ATTENDING A PARKING LOT MASS, of Christ in the Eucharist becomes present in us and ef- TURN YOUR RADIO DIAL TO 89.9 FM TO LISTEN TO fects change in ourselves and in the lives of those we THE MASS. AN EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER WILL meet. We are given the grace to become temples of jus- BRING COMMUNION OUT TO THE PARKING LOT tice and peace, carrying God’s sacred Presence within us FOR THOSE WISHING TO RECEIVE THE EUCHA- wherever we go. Our faith community is ignited with the RIST. fire of God’s love and stands out as a beacon of hope in a world that is lost. This is the only way we can discover The Sanctuary Candle will be lit this week in peacefilled resolutions to violence and create innovative memory of Catherine Hubbard as requested by solutions to what is fueling its need in the first place. True happiness, for the young and old alike, becomes an Joseph & Cynthia McArthur. obtainable goal. Reminder! St. John Maria Vianney says it so well. “There is nothing Our weekend mass schedule has been changed as of June 5/6. so great as the Eucharist. If God had something more SaturdayN8:00 a.m. SundayN7:30 a.m. Vigil 4:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m. precious, he would have given it to us.” Only the Eucha- 11:30 a.m. rist has the ability to connect, sustain, strengthen, and 5:00 p.m. properly orient us, not only on the road of this life but the road to life eternal. Knowing this, when life gets chal- TO OUR PROVIDENT FATHER lenging, unsettling, and difficult, we can rely on and cling to this gift we have in the Real Presence of Christ. Holy and Provident Father, You are the Lord of the vineyard This actual encounter with God celebrates God’s uncon- and the harvest, and You give each a just reward for their work. ditional love for us and grounds us to the truth of who we In Your design of love, You call men and women to work are in a way nothing else is able to do. Because through with You for the salvation of the world. the Eucharist we really do become the Body of Christ, We thank You for Jesus Christ, Your Living Word, who has we are also bonded together in a most perfect way to one redeemed us from our sins and is among us to assist us in our another as that Body. Nourished, united, and strength- poverty. Guide the flock to which You have promised possession of ened by the Eucharist, let us individually and collective- the Kingdom. Send new workers into Your harvest and set in ly, bring this wonderful gift to all we meet, especially the the hearts of Pastors faithfulness to Your plan of salvation, poor with whom we have a special connection. ©LPi perseverance in their vocation and holiness of life. Amen. Rogationist Publications 2 NȵɇɄȿɇȾ A MESSAGE FROM MONSIGNOR BOB The Feast of Corpus Christi, the Body and Blood of Christ, is one of the most solemn celebrations in our Church year. We recall the moment before the arrest, suffering and death of Jesus when He gave us the entirety of Himself to sustain us in our faith and draw us closer to the Father. In that upper room on Holy Thursday, life changed forever for those of us who believe. “While they were eating, he took bread, said the blessing, broke it, gave it to them, and said, ‘Take it; this is my body.’ Then he took a cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them, and they all drank from it. He said to them, ‘This is the blood of the covenant, which will be shed for many. Amen, I say to you, I shall not drink the fruit of the vine until the day when I drink it new in the kingdom of God.’” Mark 14: 2226 The simplicity of His words and actions does not capture the depth of this pouring forth of His life for each of us.
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