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St. Joan of Arc Parish St. Joan of Arc Parish Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, August 1, 2021 “I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst.” 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 Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1, 2021 MASS INTENTIONS We thank you for your generous support of our Parish. Week of July 31 — August 6 This weekend—2nd Collection—Peter Pence Saturday 5:00 Peg Deegan Sunday 8:00 Lynn Filomeno Next weekend - 2nd Collection — SVdP Harvest Sunday Bob Leite 10:00 Charlie Wolff Total collected for the July 24/25 Regular Collectionand for Monday 8:00 John & Olivia Kealty the Kenya Konnection Collection will be available next week! Tuesday 8:00 Father Bob Kemmery Wednesday 8:00 Charles Kozlowski LECTORS NEEDED! Friday 8:00 Karen Joan Bundy Interested in a simple way to give God thanks and praise? Weekend of August 7 and 8 Do you have experience in public speaking? Saturday 5:00 Jack Replogle Join our team of lectors! Sunday 8:00 Isobel Una Nielson We are especially in need of lectors for the Sat. Vigil Mass. Call the rectory at 508-255-0170 or Brett Clair send an email to [email protected]. 10:00 Patricia Twerago Summer Mass Schedule Please help us update our prayer lists. We are planning to continue the regular schedule If you know of any changes that should be made to our prayer of Weekend Masses during the summer months this lists, or if a loved one is in need of the Sacrament of the Sick, year. Masses will be celebrated Saturdays at 5:00pm please call or email the Parish Office — 508-255-0170 or recto- and Sundays at 8:00am and 10:00am. [email protected]. Due to HIPPA medical privacy laws, family mem- bers must contact the Parish Office to request a pastoral visit for Office Information their loved one. Baptisms—by appointment Marriage—arrangements 8 to 12 months in advance PRAY FOR THE ILL OF THE PARISH Thrift Shop 508-255-4476 Martin Coughlin, Loretta Stephens, Harry Marcoux, John Keane, Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., & Fri: 10 am to 4 pm Tris Windle, David Cousins, Lynne Scalia, Alex Podeszwa, Accepting donated items: Tues. & Thurs.: 8 am to noon Thomas Stone, Nick Bartick, Pam Hedlund, Len Hedlund, Greg Morongell, Nora Gould, Edan Pearl, Anne Caruso, John M. Faith Formation Office 508-255-1257; Fax # 508-255-7442 Pollard, Peter Cruckshank, Bill Hannon, Ivy Davis, Maddy Hayes, Office hours: Mon.—Fri.: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Clare Stevenson, Joseph Nosari, Vincent Lencvewski, Jeffrey SVdP Advocates strive to help clients in need by provid- Wolfgang, Joan Ouellette, Bev Sarazin, Tyler Benscoter, Agnes ing assistance with food, clothing, shelter, fuel, utility ex- Wolfgang, Fr. Paul Smith, Marilyn Drewes, Ray Castriotta, penses, and medical needs. HELPLINE: 508-255-8080 Julianne Sullivan, Robert Grudzina, Marge LaGrassa, Jim Lewis, Joyce Loechner, Frank Salomone, Chad Larivee, Dick Deadline for submission of bulletin items: Monday @ 9 am Wentworth, Nuvia Downs, Karen Mary McNulty, Olivia Hart, Alex Haas, Patrick Devine, Frank McCarthy, Andree Yager, Paul Kascsak, Patty Camarra, James Manley, Betty Babcock, Chris PRAY FOR OUR ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE Frazier, Jessica O., Fran McDonagh, Donna Hibbert, Margaret MEN AND WOMEN Royce, Beth Nixon, Anne O’Brien, Gerry Moynihan, Martha Brandy Nelson, Timothy Horigan, Scott Doucette, Mi- Moynihan, Richard Paskiewicz, Emily Sparks, Stephen Moreau, chael Wilson, David Lucas, Sean Lucas, Peter Civita Paula Madeiro, Paul Brandon, Rita Folger, Gerri DiCristina, Shayne, Peter Cabral, Gregory DeLuca, Joshua Kathleen Kilmer, Marguerite Forren, Mary Pickard, Deepthi Schmitt, Joseph Long, Brad Howard, Thomas Scud- Moola, Steve Novick, Ernie T., Eleanor Symecko, Hector der, Jeffrey Stebbins, Phillip McDonough, David Wil- Pelletier, Bob Cunnane, Crystal McCuin, Rose Austin, Andrew cox, John Amick, David McDonald, Lt. Edward J. Malo- Michael, Siobhan R., Richard M., Joan Pellissier, Bruce Quiel, ney, Andrew Kelley, William James Miller, David Orlo- Addie Priess, Kathleen Paterson, Matthew Hosmer, Patrick ski, Stephen Tammaro, Michael L. Hamilton, Thomas Ahern, Claire and Therese Lamorder, Nancy Scapellati, Pam Crawford, Aaron Charette, Nicholas McGahey, Edward Root, Beverly Moreau, Robert Paterson, Andrew Campbell, Prufer, Christian P. Goodman, Connor Lafontaine, Jeffrey Cartier, Judy Merend, Pat Hastings, Allan E. Gould, Terry Colin Bracken, Michael Bracken Sullivan - 2 - Do you want to grow closer to Jesus? Come to Eucharistic Adoration on Friday, August 13 — anytime between 12 and 3pm. You will be transformed! Christ fills you with His Graces when you spend time with Him in Adoration. Understood simply, Eucharistic Adoration is adoring or honoring the Eucharistic Presence of Christ. In a deeper sense, it involves "the contemplation of the Mystery of Christ truly present before us." During Eucharistic Ado- ration, 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. + + + + + + + + + + + "I went to adoration for the first time in about 20 years. My evening was booked solid, as is normal for most busy moms. I came tearing into the parking lot between kids' activities...flew into the chapel prepared to check adora- tion off my list, but something happened in the quiet-- I listened! I mean really listened! I left feeling refreshed and renewed after my 30 minute retreat of silence. I need to put this on my to do list more often."– Anonymous + + + + + + + + + + + + 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 unity among all Catholics, while celebrating our diversity. PARISH PANCAKE BREAKFAST! The Rosary The St. Joan of Arc Knights of Columbus Council is happy to resume Join us as we pray the Rosary with Parish Pancake Breakfasts this Sunday, August 1, 2021, after the 8 Our Blessed Mother every and 10 a.m. Masses in the Parish Center. Proceeds will be used for Mon., Tues. and Fri. after a variety of Knights of Columbus activities. The Parish Pancake the 8:00 am Mass Breakfasts offer blueberry, cranberry, and plain pancakes, along with sausage, juice, and coffee - all you can eat for $6 for adults, $2.50 for children under 12, and FREE for children under 7, with a family limit of $15. Attendees who have not been fully vaccinated Today’s Readings are advised to wear masks as they enter and leave the facility. 1st Reading Ex 16: 2-4, 12-15 Come on down and enjoy the great food and fellowship! Thank you for your support. Responsorial Psalm 78: 3-4, 23-24, 25, 54 2nd Reading Eph 4: 17, 20-24 Gospel John 6: 24-35 Social Justice Committee Meeting One does not live on bread alone, but by every word that comes forth August 12 @ 9 am in the Parish Hall. All are welcome! Any from the mouth of God. questions, please contact Jane at [email protected]. - 3 - Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 1, 2021 “Be Still” Our reflection and stillness, facilitated by Judy Burt Walker, continues this coming Wednesday, August 4, at 8:45 a.m. in the Chapel. KENYA KONNECTION COLLECTION LAST WEEK-END All are welcome. Thanks to all of you who donated so generously last SVdP Reminder week-end to the collection for the children and women The 2nd collection on Aug. 7 & 8 is the Harvest Collection. of Dandora, Kenya! Your contributions enable life The SVdP Conference helps those in need with necessities - changing assistance to members of our sister parish, food, medicine, rent, utilities. Thank you for your support. Holy Cross. If you were away last week-end and wish to contribute THIS WEEK on EWTN to St. Joan Arc’s Kenya Konnection, you can write a check to St. Joan of Arc Church and mark Kenya in the SAINTS OF EUROPE — St. John Vianney, the Cure of memo section or make a cash contribution in an enve- Ars—Father Bernard McGuckian, SJ, travels to Ars, lope marked Kenya. Donations may also be made France to document the life of one of the greatest through the parish webpage. The collection total will be saints of Europe, St. John Vianney. Known for his available next week-end. pastoral work, the Cure of Ars is considered the pa- tron saint of priests. August 4, 5:30 pm. 10 Wonders of the Rosary VIANNEY SPEAKS - Renowned throughout 19th cen- All are welcome to join us for a five- part study series led by our pastor, tury France for his powerful sermons and prayers, Fr. Bill Rodrigues, based on the St. John Vianney speaks through the voice of actor, book by Fr. Donald H. Calloway, MIC, 10 Wonders of the Rosary.
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