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Welcome to Holy Trinity Parish Holytrinityquincy.Com Mass Times 6 Welcome to Holy Trinity Parish Holytrinityquincy.com Most Blessed Sacrament Our Lady of Good Counsel Mass Times Mass times 4:30 pm Saturday 6:00 pm Saturday 8:30 am Sunday 10 :30 am Sunday 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time September 27, 2015 Houghs Neck, Post Island , Germantown Holy Trinity Parish Adams Shore, Merrymount Quincy, Massachusetts Most Blessed Sacrament Church Pastor: Fr. Robert J Carr Our Lady of Good Counsel Church 1015 Sea St. Deacons: 227 Sea St. Houghs Neck Rev. Mr. Jack Menz Merrymount Mass Times: Saturday 4:30pm/Sun 8:30am Rev. Mr. William Maloney Mass Times: Saturday 6:00pm/Sun 10:30am Confessions Saturdays 3:30-4:15 227 Sea St. Weekday Mass: 9:00am M-Th and First Saturday Adoration: 1st Friday 3:00pm-7:00pm Quincy, MA 02169 Service of the Word 6:00pm Wednesdays followed by mass 617-479-9200 Parish Nurses [email protected] We must restore hope to young people, help the Religious Education old, be open to the future, spread love. Be poor Offertory Holytrinityquincy.info among the poor. We need to include the excluded and preach peace . Pope Francis Mass week ending 9/20 4:30 pm 825 6:00 pm 251 LEARN SCIENCE THROUGH GAMES ! For 8:30 am 1432 Boston College FanFest fans -- and others! Now, in 10:30 am 1059 addition to inflatable games and face painting and Egiving 450 other games, FanFest is offering the chance for kids to Total 4017 learn science while hula hooping and playing other Grand Annual 3160 games. Starts 3 hours before every home football game. You don't need a ticket to go to FanFest. Shea Recreation Complex, next to Alumni Stadium. MASS INTENTIONS Suggest going by T. See Kathy Hogan for any 9/26—10/7 questions. http://sportscience-kathy.blogspot.com 9/26 4:30 pm Eleanor Franco 9/26 6:00 pm Augustino Nhi Bach There will be a meeting for the Church Fair on 9/27 8:30 am Richard McDonald Tuesday Sept. 29th at 7 pm at Betty Bythrow’s home 10/3 4:30 pm Fred Bythrow 128 Spring St. Anyone interested is invited to attend. 10/3 6:00 pm Patrick Bergin Month's Mind James Bergin 19th Anniv We will also be putting up the Wishing Well Boards 10/4 8:30 am Arthur, Virginia and Maria at both churches the weekend of Oct. 3 & 4th. Please Lemon take one of the cards and purchase the item. Then 10/4 10:30 am Thanksgiving for All Life return it back to the church office or bring to church 10/6 9:00 am Reginann Wall and give it to Betty Bythrow, Eileen Timcoe or 10/7 9:00 am Eileen & Robert Trahan Donna McCourt. If you don’t see anything on the board you would like to purchase feel free to donate a gift card or some gift item for our giant raffle. Please BLESSING OF PETS: remember all items should be new. Please return NEXT WEEK AT 3:00PM AT MBS we will have before Nov. 1st. Please contact Betty 617-472-0864 the annual blessing of pets in celebration of the feast of St. Francis of Assisi. Feel free to bring your pets of all types to be blessed The Parish Nurses will hold their monthly blood THANKS pressure clinic on Sunday Oct. 4th after the 8:30 am Thanks to all who made our annual super busy Mass, Come have a cup of coffee and a donut. September such a success. It culminated with the Carnival last week which was a great time for all. I have already had people request that we make ALL SOUL’S DAY CANDLES—Nov. 1st sure we do it next year as well. Anyone wishing to purchase All Soul’s Day candles please contact Barbara Logan to order your candles at 617-479-8573 [email protected] Readings for the Week of September 27, 2015 Religious Education Sunday: Nm 11:25-29/Jas 5:1-6/Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48 Monday: Zec 8:1-8/Lk 9:46-50 Grades 1-5: OLGC next week at 9: 15 am and will meet on Tuesday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14 or Rv 12:7-12ab/Jn 1:47-51 the 1st & 3rd Sunday each month. Wednesday: Neh 2:1-8/Lk 9:57-62 MBS starts October 11 and will meet on the 2nd & 4th Thursday: Neh 8:1-4a, 5-6, 7b-12/Lk 10:1-12 Sunday each month at 9:30am Friday: Bar 1:15-22/Mt 18:1-5, 10 Confirmation : Will continue next week and ninth grade will Saturday: Bar 4:5-12, 27-29/Lk 10:17-24 Next Sunday: Gn 2:18-24/Heb 2:9-11/Mk 10:2-16 or 10:2-12 also begin next week. At 5:30pm at MBS ©Liturgical Publications Inc Middle School: Starts a t 6:30pm on October 6th at MBS. If you have any questions, Check out holytrinityquincy.info for Holy Trinity Cookbook info Calling all cooks, We are asking everyone to send us a 4 or 5 of their favorite recipes for the HTP Cookbook. Please drop them into the baskets at the back of church, for more info please contact Barbara Logan 617-479-8573 The Archdiocese of Boston is offering the lector work- shop, Bringing God’s Word. Friday Oct. 16 th 1pm-3pm Audrey Sommers, award-winning writer and host of the video Lector and Gospel Reader’s Workshop , will present the two -h our workshop, a full formation ex- perience that will improve your ability to proclaim the word of God. For pricing and other times visit www.BostonCatholic.org DivineWorship.aspx . FAIR FOR ALL SEASONS The annual Fair for all Seasons is coming up in about six weeks. This is a great experience of the parish celebrating who we are. Come be a part of it by volunteering to set up, bake, help at tables, planning , setting up and clean-up all these things help us to come together as a community to strengthen the community. Let’s build upon last year’s successes!—Fr. Carr Weekly Eucharistic Adoration There has been an interest in starting Eucharistic Adoration during the day once every week here at HTP. This would involve exposition of the Eucharist from the end of morning mass to sometime at night (i.e. 6pm or 7pm). We now have five volunteers, we October Events need 25-32 so that we can schedule volunteers to Ongoing Sales of All Soul’s Day Candles ensure someone is always present during exposition. And Cookbook Fundraiser • The fruits of this kind of prayer are quite beneficial to 3 MBS 3:00pm Blessing of the Pets • the parish. Those who might be interested please 4 OLGC First Day of Religious Ed OLGC • contact Fr. Carr at 617-479-9200 or at 4 MBS 5:30pm Confirmation Classes at MBS [email protected] Church • 6 MBS 6:30 Middle School Religious Ed at MBS Facebook.com/holytrinityquincy • 11 MBS First Day of Religious Ed MBS Religious Education: Holytrintyquincy.info • NOVEMBER 1 All Saints (Sunday) Clip and Save Main Website:Holytrinityquincy.com Share and discuss the homily: GET READY NOW FOR THE FAIR FOR ALL SEASONS NOVEMBER 21ST 10-3 DAILEY TAX & INSURANCE J.F. AUTO CARE Bernie’s General Store "#$%"&'()$'$*+,-""./0+1+-2""3,*$'4" 895 Sea St., Quincy, MA 02169 617-479-7441 Your full service neighborhood pharmacy (617) 328-7102 THOMAS R. L IBBY , R.P H • K ELLY N IPPINS, PHARM. D. 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