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Dominican Friars  SǕ. MǂǓǚ PǂǓNJǔlj Dominican Friars www.stmarysnewhaven.org May 5, 2019 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER St. Mary Church St. Joseph Church 5 Hillhouse Ave. 129 Edwards St. New Haven, CT 06511 New Haven, CT 06511 Parish Office (located in the adjacent St. Mary Priory) Phone: 2035626193 Fax: 2035621273 Office Hours MondayFriday, 8:30am4pm Mass & Confession Schedule (During Repairs to St. Mary Church, all Masses and Confessions will be held at St. Joseph Church) Sunday Mass Schedule: 4:15 5:00 PM Confessions 5:00 PM Vigil Mass(Mixed Repertoire: Cantor) 9:00 AM Mass (Mixed Repertoire: Choir) 10:30 AM Mass (Traditional Sacred Polyphony) 12:00 PM Mass (Gregorian Chant) 5:00 PM Mass (No Music) Daily Mass Schedule: 11:1512:00 PM Confessions 12:00 PM Mass 5:00 PM Mass 8:00 AM Mass WǕǜǓǟǝǕ Ǥǟ SǤ. MǑǢǩ PǑǢǙǣǘ Parish Staff Parish Office Phone Number: 2035626193 Pastor: Fr. John Paul Walker, O.P. Ext. 247 (Office) Associate Pastors: Fr. Elias Henritzy, O.P. Sabbatical Leave Fr. Joachim Kenney, O.P. Ext 150 (Office) Prior of Dominican Community: Fr. Jonathan Kalisch, O.P. [email protected] Dominican Community: Fr. Angelo H. Camacho, O.P. Ext. 112 Fr. William A. Holt, O.P. 9738562106 Parish Secretary: Eliza Sayward Ext. 101 Office Assistant: Lisa Maccio Ext. 136 Deacon: Martin J. O’Connor [email protected] Music Director, St. Mary: Dr. Muriel Maharidge [email protected] Music Director, St. Joseph: Jim DeLucia 2036400985 Knights of Columbus: David St. Hilaire [email protected] Shrine Director: Fr. Jonathan Kalisch, O.P. TODAY’S READINGS CAN BE FOUND IN THE WE CELEBRATE MISSALETTE PAGE 117 MUSIC SELECTIONS CAN BE FOUND IN THE WHITE HYMNAL MUSIC: SATURDAY VIGIL & 9:00AM Gathering Song 743 All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name Daily Mass Noon Deceased Members of the Knights of Responsorial Psalm 121 Columbus, their wives and Columbian I will praise you, Lord, for you have rescued me Squires † Offertory Song 891 You are Mine Sunday, MAY 5 Communion Song 689 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER We Remember 5:00PM Vigil (Sat. 5/4): For the People of Our Parish Closing Song 602 9:00 AM Louis, Sue and Linda Santarcangelo † 10:30 AM Fred Robinson † Let Christians All Their Voices Raise Noon Deceased Members of the Knights of Columbus, their wives & Columbian MUSIC: 10:30AM & NOON Squires † 5:00 PM Andrew O’Neill † Opening Hymn 596 At the Lamb’s High Feast Monday, MAY 6 5:00 PM Fr. James Cronin † Responsorial Psalm 121 I will praise you, Lord, for you have rescued me Tuesday, MAY 7 5:00 PM Hugh Reilly † Recessional 600 Be joyful Mary, Heavenly Queen Wednesday, MAY 8 5:00 PM Fr. Thomas Goekler, MM † Thursday, MAY 9 CHURCH SUPPORT 5:00 PM Joseph Ventuarelle As always, we express our gratitude & appreciation for your continued financial support of our parish. Friday, MAY 10 St. Antoninus Pierozzi of Florence, OP, Bishop The second collection this weekend will be the Initial Offering collec- 5:00 PM Librado Marasigan † tion. The second collection next weekend will be the monthly collec- Saturday, MAY 11 tion. 5:00 PM For the People of Our Parish CONVENIENT WAY TO RECEIVE OUR BULLETIN Sunday, MAY 12 If you wish to receive our bulletin automatically to your email inbox FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER each week please visit our seek and find page to sign up for this free & 9:00 AM Michael Casey & Peg Cuticello † convenient service. 10:30 AM Mother’s Day Remembrance † Noon Deceased Members of the Knights of http://seekandfind.com/directory/st.marychurch_1691.html Columbus, their wives & Columbian Squires † 5:00 PM Special Intention Compline will not be held until further notice. SANCTUARY LAMP THE SHRINE OF THE INFANT OF PRAGUE We burn the sanctuary lamp at St. Joseph this week for the Invites you to attend a glory of God and for the FLORENCE LEVI & JOSE- PHINE VEGLIANTE. In your charity, please remem- ber them in your prayers. Solemn Novena in Honor of Our Lady of Fama The sanctuary lamp is a candle that burns in the sanctuary indicating the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Those May 4th N 12th who wish to have the candle burning for a specific inten- tion can contact the parish secretary for more information. ‘Parishes in Action’ Program at St. Mary Parish FRASSATI NIGHT FOR YOUNG ADULTS th Mon May 6 St. Joseph Church Hall 6:308:30PM Come join us on Saturday, May 11 for a night of prayer at ST. JOSEPH CHURCH in New Haven! (129 Edwards St) The evening begins at 7:00 p.m. for worship in Adoration, a short Session 2 reflection, and the opportunity for the sacrament of Reconcili- “Relationship Building ation. This month, we welcome Fr. Holt, OP to give a reflec- for Social Ministry” tion, followed by worship music led by Pheonix Gonzalez. Learn about tools to After our time of worship, all are invited to a social in the par- build ministry from a ish hall. We hope you can join us! Hosted by Frassati New Leader of an organiza- tion which is working Haven, a young adult ministry for Catholics in their 20's and to break the cycle of 30's which focuses on prayer, service, and fellowship after the poverty and other social charism of Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati. injustices. Explore the For information contact Please visit us at www.FrassatiNewHaven.org or Pastoral Circle as a means to understanding Deacon Marty www.facebook.com/FrassatiNewHaven to learn more, give an and acting on injustice, [email protected] online donation, and stay connected for other events includ- and how the Catholic or Marianne Esposito ing hikes, service projects, and “Frassati on Tap” at Stony Campaign for Human [email protected] Creek Brewery! Free parking is available in the St. Joseph Development serves as or Bob Goossens Church parking lot adjacent to the church. a response. [email protected] EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF COMMUNION NEEDED AT YALENEW HAVEN HOSPITAL The Department of Spiritual Care at YaleNew Haven Hospi- tal (York Street Campus) is in need of additional Extraordi- nary Ministers of Communion to volunteer once or twice a month or more to bring Holy Communion to our fellow brothers and sisters. Holy Communion is offered everyday so Eucharistic Ministers could choose to volunteer on any day. The hours are flexible to meet your sched- ule. If you are interested in volunteering, and currently an Extraordinary Minster of Communion and would like more infor- mation, please contact: Fr. Bill Maguire, C.P. 2036887032 SECOND SATURDAY OF MAY Fr. Geoffrey Smith 2036887031 Please join the Helper’s of God’s Precious Infants at a peaceful and prayerful prolife vigil in front of the Children’s Hospital at Orientation and training will be provided by the Department Yale on Park Street in New Haven until noon. Immediately of Volunteer Services and Spiritual Care at the hospital. following 8am Mass, Eucharistic Adoration for thirty minutes Thank you for prayerfully considering this ministry. and closing benediction at St. Joseph’s Church, vigil attendees assemble in the parking lot of St. Anthony’s Church at 25 Gold FREE ROSARY REPAIR SERVICE Street for procession and prayer. Refreshments are served after We have lots of parts. Send your broken rosaries in a padded the vigil. envelope to: Betty and Dick Holden 7930 Estero Blvd. #502 Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 POPE FRANCIS’ MAY PRAYER INTENTION They will be repaired and returned to you within the week of That the Church in Africa, through the receipt. Donations of old and broken rosaries are also accept- commitment of its members, may be the ed which will be repaired and sent on to the missions. Include seed of unity among her peoples and a a note indicating repair and return to me or this is a donation. sign of hope for this continent. For information call 2394633993 or email hold- [email protected] OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED AT ST. MARY PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 9AM MASS CHOIR Thetraditional CCD program at St. Mary's offers instruction The 9am Mass choir sings at the 9am Sunday Mass at St. Jo- for children from Grade 1 through 8. Our curriculum draws seph and all special holidays. Rehearsals take place every upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Bible as Thursday night from 7:009pm in the Choir loft at St. Joseph. well as supplemental materials. Classes are held Tuesday All new members welcome, no experience necessary, feel free evenings from 6:007:00pm from September to May at St. to show up. We are always looking for musicians. Any ques- Joseph Church. For information contact the Parish secretary tions contact Jim DeLucia, Music Director at St. Joseph, at or [email protected]. 2036400985. 10:30AM MASS CHOIR CATHECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD The 10:30am Mass choir provides music for the 10:30 a.m. This highly acclaimed approach to the religious formation of Sunday Mass at St. Joseph. Membership is open to all who children is rooted in the Bible, the liturgy of the Church, and enjoy singing, no prior experience or audition required. the educational principles of Maria Montessori. The Atrium at St. Mary's meets for two hours on Monday afternoons, The choir is seeking additional singers in all vocal ranges. Wednesday mornings or Wednesday afternoons, October Contact: Dr. Muriel Maharidge, Director of Music at St. Mary through May, and serves children in three mixed age groups, at [email protected] or 2032878339. ages 3 to 6, 6 to 9, and 9 to 12.
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