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20201018B.Pdf SACRED HEART CHURCH & SAINT JOHN MISSION PASTOR: MSGR LES JANIK ~~~~~ SUNDAY OCTOBER 18, 2020 ~~~~~ Mass Intentions PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS the following in Saturday, Oct 17th Vigil: 29th Sunday in Ordinary need of guidance and strength during difficult times: Time Eric Allard, Ed Burchfield, Deacon Al Cote, Alfred 4:00 pm In Memory of Stella Brine (Birthday Cutrone Jr., Rick Gunther, Bernie Kalinowski, Richard Remembrance) requested by her family Kalinowski, Gerard LeBlanc, Loretta LeBlanc, Mary Sunday, Oct 18th 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sanborn, Stanley Weingart and Justin West. 7:30 am In Memory of Joanne Baribreault Lord God, we ask you to bless the members requested by her family of our armed services. Give them courage, 9:00 am In Memory of William Pasqualini (10th hope and strength. May they experience your Anniversary) requested by his wife firm support, gentle love and compassionate Cheryl healing. 10:30 am In Honor of Bob and Ann Ricca’s 50th Wedding Anniversary The Holy Rosary is an invitation to Monday, Oct 19th Saints John de Brebeuf and experience the grace of Mary’s spiritual Isaac Jogues, Priests and Companions, motherhood as she leads us to her Son, Martyrs Jesus Our Redeemer. Remember, every 8:00 am For a Special Intention time you pray the Rosary you are given th the privilege and honor of pronouncing the Tuesday, Oct 20 Weekday Holy Name of Jesus more than 50 times. 8:00 am In Memory of Msgr. Robert Brown requested by Dr. Jeremiah and Virginia Lowney The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and The Rosary Wednesday, Oct 21st Weekday are prayed daily after Mass. 8:00 am In Memory of Msgr. Thaddeus Malanowski requested by Dr. Jeremiah and Virginia Lowney Thursday, Oct 22nd Saint John Paul II No Mass = AtHome Packets may be picked up this weekend, th th Friday, Oct 23rd Weekday October 17 and 18 from the table by the side door 8:00 am In reparation to the Immaculate Heart of into Sacred Heart Church. The packets are in Mary for the desecration of her Sacred alphabetical order. Status requested by Louise Walkup = SCHEDULE CHANGE: First Holy Communion Rehearsal is Friday, November 6th at 4 pm in Masses Next Weekend Sacred Heart Church. 4:00 pm In Memory of Albert J. Bourret 7:30 am In Memory of John and Lorraine Peropat = SCHEDULE CHANGE: The ceremony of First Holy Communion will be held Sunday, November 9:00 am In Memory of Anthony Gromko and 8th at the 10:30 am Mass in Sacred Heart Church. Michael Gromko 10:30 am In Memory of Noelle Ricca Sanctuary Light In Honor of Bob and Ann Ricca’s 50th Sacred Heart Church, Norwichtown Wedding Anniversary Saint John Mission, Fitchville Pastor The Food Pantry is in need of the following Msgr. Leszek T. Janik items: Canned Carrots, Green Beans, Pasta Sides, Gravy, Chili, Kleenex. Rectory Office: Sandy von Tish Hours: Mon., Tue., Wed., Fri.: 8:30am1:30pm 52 West Town St., Norwichtown, CT 063602296 Wear a facemask Phone: 8608871030 • Fax: 8608876550 Sanitize your hands Email: [email protected] Maintain social distancing Website: www.sacredheartnorwichct.org Saint John Paul II Thank you for your Karol Jozef Wojtyla, elected Pope on 16 October 1978, was born in Wadowice, continued support Poland, on 18 May 1920. He was the third of three children born to Karol Wojtyla and Offertory Envelopes Received: Emilia Kaczorowska, who died in 1929. Sacred Heart Church: $3,346 His elder brother Edmund, a physician, Sacred Heart Church Online: $292 died in 1932, and his father, Karol, a noncommissioned officer in the army, died in 1941. Saint John Mission: $554 He was nine years old when he received his First Holy Mission Combined Collection: $1,070 Communion and eighteen when he received the Sacrament of Confirmation. After completing high school in Wadowice, he enrolled in the Jagellonian University of Krakow in 1938. When the occupying Nazi forces closed the University in Diocese of Norwich Memory Page 1939, Karol worked in a quarry and then in the Solvay In this time of social distancing due to chemical factory to earn a living and to avoid deportation to Covid19, the Diocese of Norwich Office of Germany. After the war, Karol continued his studies in the Faith Events seeks to support grieving major seminary, newly reopened, and in the school of families whose loved ones have died by including the theology at the Jagellonian University, until his priestly names of their deceased loved ones on a Memory Page ordination in Krakow on 1 November 1946. In 1948, Father Wojtyla returned to Poland and was on the Diocese of Norwich Website. If you have lost a appointed a curate in the parish church of Niegowik, near loved one in the past few months and would like his or Krakow, and later at Saint Florian in the city. He was a her name included on this page, please email his or her university chaplain until 1951, when he again undertook full name, birth, and death dates to: studies in philosophy and theology. In 1953, Father Wojtyla MaryJo McLaughlin Catholic Family Services presented a dissertation at the Jagellonian University of [email protected] Krakow on the possibility of grounding a Christian ethic on the ethical system developed by Max Scheler. Later he became professor of moral theology and ethics in the major Sunday Obligation Remains Dispensed seminary of Krakow and in the theology faculty of Lublin. The obligation to attend Sunday Mass will remain On 4 July 1958, Pope Pius XII appointed Father Wojtyla auxiliary bishop of Krakow. On 13 January 1964, Pope Paul dispensed for all the faithful in the Diocese of Norwich VI appointed Bishop Wojtyla as Archbishop of Krakow and until further notice. on 26 June 1967, created him a Cardinal. Pope John Paul II made 146 pastoral visits in Italy and, as the Bishop of Rome, visited 317 of the current 322 Roman A sincere thank you to everyone who parishes. His international apostolic journeys numbered 104 has prayed for me over the last 7 and were expressions of the constant pastoral solicitude of the months. A special thanks to my sisters Successor of Peter for all the Churches. of the Rosary Altar Society for their prayers, cards, and His principal documents include 14 Encyclicals, 15 phone calls. It meant so much to know you cared! With Apostolic Exhortations, 11 Apostolic Constitutions and 45 God’s healing touch I am on the road to recovery. God Apostolic Letters. He also wrote five books: Crossing the Threshold of Hope; Gift and Mystery: On the Fiftieth bless you all! Anniversary of My Priestly Ordination; Roman Triptych, Darlene Hathaway meditations in poetry; Rise, Let Us Be on Our Way ; andMemory and Identity. Pope John Paul II celebrated 147 beatifications, during Last weekend the Mission Combined which he proclaimed 1,338 blesseds and 51 canonizations, for Collection for the World Mission Appeal a total of 482 saints. He called 9 consistories, in which he was collected in our Parish. Your support created 231 Cardinals (plus onein pectore). He also presided of the missionary needs of the Universal at 6 plenary meetings of the College of Cardinals. Church is greatly appreciated. If you were On 13 May 1981, an attempt was made on Pope John unable to bring your gift envelope, more are available in Paul II's life in Saint Peter's Square. Saved by the maternal the back of the church. Your contribution can be placed hand of the Mother of God, following a lengthy stay in the in the Offertory Box or mailed to the parish office. hospital, he forgave the attempted assassin and, aware of having received a great gift, intensified his pastoral commitments with heroic generosity. “Show me the coin that pays the Pope John Paul II died in the Apostolic Palace at 9:37 census tax.” Then they handed him p.m. on Saturday, 2 April 2005, the vigil of Sundayin albisor Divine Mercy Sunday, which he had instituted. On 8 April, the Roman coin. He said to them, his solemn funeral was celebrated in Saint Peter's Square and Whose image is this and whose he was buried in the crypt of Saint Peter's Basilica. inscription?” They replied, “Caesar’s.” At that he Pope John Paul II was beatified on 1 May 2011 by Pope said to them, “Then repay to Caesar what belongs to Benedict XVI and canonized on 27 April 2014 by Pope Caesar and to God what belongs to God.” Francis. Matthew 22:1921 Many other miracles were attributed to St. Rita, both during Austin Woodworth Owner Complete Heating & Air Conditioning her life and after her death. Holy Patroness of those in need, Saint Rita, so humble, pure STERLING Installation & Service and patient, whose pleadings with thy Divine Spouse are SUPERIOR SERVICES irresistible, obtain for me from thy Crucified Christ my request Your local, full service trash company (mention it here). 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