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Saint Maron Maronite Catholic Church Parishoner PLM. 0279630-P1 Parishoner HTG.0389705-S3 SHM.004292-SM1 Compliments of SAINT MARON Charles & Dulce Nader Marc LeMieux www.baujin-braverman.com [email protected] MARONITE CATHOLIC CHURCH and Family office (860) 482-7555 36 Stonefield Way Faith Community fax (860) 482-7999 New Hartford, CT 06057 Parishoner TONY NADER Parishoner Season of Lent (860) 496-8131 FAX (860) 489-8942 Sunday of the Paralytic [email protected] of www.atozcomputer.com 409 OAK AVENUE 910 E. Main St. Torrington, CT 06790 March 26,2017 TORRINGTON, CT 06790 Ph: (860) 482-7557 • Fx: (860) 482-1617 www.godosamigos.com 860-459-5347 SALES, SERVICE & NETWORKING Saint Maron Parishoner Parishoner DENIS ZUNIGA O: 860.471.6454 Father Tony Saab Pool Service & Maintenance • Spa/Sauna Sales & Service C: 860.978.4504 Jonathon J. 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Parishoner Parishoner Thursday April 13, 7:00 PM: Washing of the feet, Bingo Nights Holy liturgy celebrated by Bishop Gregory Mansour Friday April 14, 10:00 AM Anaphora of the It’s a mutual feeling. Highest Quality Heating Oil and Heating & Cooling Mondays and Fridays Equipment and Service. Since 1877 Professional Fabric Care Since 1868 and for many more years, signing of the chalice , the strongest mutual bank in Northwest Prompt payment discounts plus additional discounts 6.00PM 372 Main St. • Torrington, CT for members of Saint Maron Church 7:00 PM Adoration of the cross service. Connecticut cares mutually for YOU - Contact the location nearest you or visit us at www.quinoco.com 860.489.3747 Our customers and communities Torrington 860-482-1836 Farmington 860-677-1944 Bristol 860-583-4609 ============ Saturday April 15, 4:30 PM Holy Easter Liturgy TORRINGTON 613 Main Street Sunday April 16, 10:00 AM Holy Easter Liturgy TO ADVERTISE ON 613 Main Street • Torrington, Connecticut Torrington, CT 06790 Parish Retreat: Tee (Tarek) A. Hamzy THIS BULLETIN CALL Monday– Wednesday Certified Sales Consultant [email protected] Administrator: Subdeacon: THE RECTORY Office: 860-489-9015 April 10-12 257 Main St. • Torrington, CT • 860.496.7525 Dealership: (860) 482-9496 Torrington Toyota Reverend Antoine Saab Paul J. Comeau Fax: (860) 482-8299 1472 East Main St. 860-489-9015 Fax: 860-482-1614Phone: (860) 489-9015 Spiritual Talk during Business Cards • Brochures Booklets [email protected] Torrington, CT 06790 [email protected] [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: (860) 482-1614 evening celebrations Flyers • Envelopes Banners • Large Facebook Page: Saint Maron Church Deacon: Format • Promotional Items • Mailings TONY’S Phalen Funeral Home Inc. David C. Leard Drive-In Package Store Keith M. Phalen www.saintmaronchurchct.orgwww.saintmaronchurch.org Steven P. Marcus “The Lord’s last Graphic Design • Marketing Services [email protected] Complete Selection of Imported & Domestic Funeral Director Office Staff:Lani Celadon [email protected] words on the cross” Printed Apparel & Merchandise Fine Wines • Spirits • Cordials • Beers 285 Migeon Avenue • Torrington, CT 06790 860.485.1490 [email protected] (860) 489-9600 www.minutemantorrington.com 446 Birge Park Rd. (Rte. 4) • Harwinton, CT 06791 [email protected] • www.phalenfuneral.com P Bulletin proudly printed by Saturday + Eternal Rest Grant unto them O’ Lord + Mark 2:1-12 Memorials When Jesus returned to Capernaum after some days, it became known that he was at home. 3/25 For the souls of for the month of March John & Mary Maniella requested by the family. Many gathered together so that there was no longer room for them, not even around the Yousef Khalil Nader requested by his son Charles, door, and he preached the word to them. They came bringing to him a paralytic carried by Altar Bread, Wine, Sanctuary Dulce, and family. four men. Unable to get near Jesus because of the crowd, they opened up the roof above Lamp, Incense, Charcoals & John and Helen Nomelli & Rodney Crosley, requested him. After they had broken through, they let down the mat on which the paralytic was lying. Candles by the family. When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, "Child, your sins are forgiven." Now Sunday Azar Noujaim, requested by Maurice Barakat and f some of the scribes were sitting there asking themselves, "Why does this man speak that In loving memory of (Your loved 3/26 amily. ones) Scott C. Johnson, requested by the family. way? He is blaspheming. Who but God alone can forgive sins?" Jesus immediately knew in Please call the rectory to schedule…. his mind what they were thinking to themselves, so he said, "Why are you thinking such things in your hearts? Which is easier, to say to the paralytic, 'Your sins are forgiven,' or to Saturday Paolo and Maria D’addona, requested by her son Sal, 4/1 Linda, and Alicia Rinaldi. say, 'Rise, pick up your mat and walk'? But that you may know that the Son of Man has au- Cindi Thomas Morelli, requested by Jamie, Marc, thority to forgive sins on earth"-- he said to the paralytic, "I say to you, rise, pick up your Kennedy, and Dominic LeMieux. mat, and go home." He rose, picked up his mat at once, and went away in the sight of every- Mary Louise Sivick, requested by Joanne McDonald. one. They were all astounded and glorified God, saying, "We have never seen anything like Sunday Francis Marchand, requested by the Marchand family this." This is the Truth. Peace be with you. 4/2 Please call the rectory to schedule. Sheri Kazlauskas, requested by her husband Ken, Da- Customary offering va, Brittany, and family. Did you know? is $50.00 per month Saint Maron , the patron of our church, was so popular and loved by the people of his times that riots broke out Please Join us in Prayer this season of at the time of his death because everyone wanted to The Fundraising committee is proud to invite you to their Lent save his remains in their village! He was a holy hermit + Stations of the Cross + Pancake breakfast (Monk who lives in solitude) who was describes as “The Sunday April 23, 2017 one who planted for God the garden that flourished in Time 8:00 AM– 12.00 PM Every Friday evening at the desert” He was a great spiritual leader not only of the Place: St Maron Church Hall 7:00PM hermits who lived near him, but of all the Christian faithful in the area. He used heal their physical and spiritual ills. He was very famous for his wisdom and holiness. Whe he decided to live a life of Thought of the Week isolation, he consecrated a huge pagan temple for god Nabo on a very high mountain near Aleppo We are in the penitential season of Lent once more. We ex- for Divine Christian worship. His sainthood was known throughout the Empire. Many Patriarchs perience in our yearly pilgrimage journey the celebration of and bishops in the area wrote to him expressing their great love and respect to him, asking for his the Pascal mysteries of the death and resurrection of Jesus. prayers. Pope Benedict XIV granted a plenary indulgence to everyone who visited a Maronite Often in the past we have made sacrifices by giving up such things as coffee, smoking, alcohol, TV, etc. But we couldn't Catholic church on Saint Maron’s feast day, on February 9th. May his prayers and intercession al- wait for the end of Lent to return to these practices.
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