Saint Luke Westport Ct

22 September 2019

Who we are and what we strive for... In the spirit of our Patron, Saint Luke, ! our Parish Mission is: saintlukewestport ! To be a welcoming and hospitable community to all; ! To enrich the hearts, minds and lives of those who seek to grow as disciples of Jesus Christ in the Roman Religious Formation Office Catholic tradition; PHONE : 203 -226 -0729 • FAX : 203 -226 -5446 ! To be faithful in prayer, in spiritual renewal, in SAINT L UKE P ARISH C ENTER stewardship and in compassionate outreach . 49 N. T URKEY H ILL R OAD , W ESTPORT , CT 06880 Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Mrs. Jacqueline Frusciante – Coordinator E-MAIL : [email protected] Parish Office e-mail: stluke [email protected] PHONE : 203 -227 -7245 • FAX : 203 -226 -8063 SAINT L UKE R ECTORY Mrs. Jean Coleman – Office Assistant 84 L ONG L OTS R OAD , W ESTPORT , CT 06880 Office Hours: M to F, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Youth Ministry Office PHONE : 203 -981 -8817 Monsignor Andrew G. Varga, D.Min. – Ms. Deb Toner , Youth Minister - e mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Reverend Udayakumar Xavariapitchai – P.V. e-mail: [email protected] Music Ministry Staff PHONE : 203 -227 -7245 Dr. Brian J. Kelly, Ph.D. – Mr. Leon Bernard – Minister of Music - e mail: [email protected] Mrs. Marguerite Hastings – Assistant Organist Mr. Lance C. Fredricks – Deacon - e mail: [email protected] Outreach Ministries Mr. Steve Hodson – Deacon - - - e mail: stluke [email protected] e mail: [email protected] Sr. Maureen Fleming, SSND PHONE : 203 -222 -0478 Mrs. Judy Torska – Parish Secretary – – Coordinator of Pastoral Outreach Activities Ms. Mary Blake Office Assistant (M & W) Deacon Lance C. Fredricks PHONE : 203 -227 -7245 Lay Members of the Parish Corporation (“Trustees”) – Ministry to Sick, Elderly and Shut -ins Mr. Edmund Bagnulo & Mrs. Joanne Landino Pastoral Advisory Council Chair Pastoral Counseling Services Mr. Peter Anstett Dr. Brian J. Kelly, Ph.D. PHONE : 203 -373 -9753 Parish Finance Council Chair ◊ Individual, Family and Marriage Mr. Joseph Nixon ◊ Certified in Neuro -Feedback Therapy

WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday, 5:30 pm Sunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am (Choir), 5:30 pm (Youth Singers) Children’s Liturgy of the Word at 9:00 am & 11:00 am Masses WEEKDAY M ASS : 8:00 am, Monday through Saturday 8:00 am (plus 12:15 pm, Tu & Th in Lent) SACRAMENT OF R ECONCILIATION : Saturday, 4:30 to 5:15 pm, or by appointment BAPTISMS AND W EDDINGS : Please call the Rectory Office; see our website for more information

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PARISH NEWS Let’s stay in touch! Simply text slwestport ! to the number 84576 or go to ! A SPECIAL NOTE FOR OUR flocknote.com/SaintLukeWestport . ! LITURGICAL MINISTERS PRAYERS for the SICK With Bishop Caggiano’s recent promulgation of the new Moises Alves, Teri Bass, Joy Beckwith, Patricia “Norms Governing Liturgical Ministries” for our diocese, the Bigge, Father Bob Burbank, Yolanda Cipollone, Mike Conway, Sue Domena, Anna Dube, Claire time has come for Saint Luke’s to gather our Readers and Ex- Ford, Charlie French, Marie Garafolo, Marilyn traordinary Ministers of Holy Communion to review and these Gilbert, Ed Gorney, Denis Habza, Matthew norms together and see how they will be implemented in our Kokoszka, Kim Mackewicz, Julie Matecki, Vinnie own sanctuary. Merolla, Claudio Morrone, Meribeth Nixon, Sister Charity Nkewra, Judy Noe, John Paul, Maria I will offer two opportunities for this on Saturdays Helena Pinto, Monsignor Thomas Powers, September 28 and October 12, each time at 9:00 am. Richard Riguzzi, Joanne Rogers, Teresa I will send out more information by e -mail this week. Sacouto, Paul & Jean Schiavone, Catherine Schoonmaker, Patricia & Warren Shapiro, In the meanwhile, please take some time to read the Norms at Amanda Shark, Ann Sposito, Margie Tetreault, https://formationreimagined.org/wp -content/uploads/2018/11/ Evelyn Toner, Marie Veno, Jack & Kate Walters, Norms -Governing -the -Liturgical -Ministries.pdf David Wassermann, Brad Weeks, and... we pray for those who put their lives in jeopardy on our behalf, service men and women, police, Parish Picnic fire fighters, EMTs, and first responders Thank You!! Eternal rest On behalf of all who enjoyed the fes- Grant unto them , o lord tivities of that perfect -weather day, I express our heartfelt gratitude to all WILLIAM KLEMISH who pitched in to make the picnic such an enjoyable event for all PRAYER SHAWL • - the “setter uppers” MINISTRY • the food preparation crew and shoppers The Prayer Shawl Ministry • the “grillmeisters” and servers will be starting on Monday • all who brought the yummy desserts to share September 23 and all are welcome to join us in the • those who provided all the fun activities for the young’uns Robertson room at 1:00 pm. • all the “schleppers” who made countless trips between the If you know of someone ill

yard and the parish kitchen, and… or recovering from illness, please let us • all the wonderful folks who helped in any way with the know so we can get a shawl to you. cleanup: the morning after, the lawn always looks like nothing ever happened there! Picnic Lost’n’Found EXTRA SPECIAL KUDOS to PETER ANSTETT who • One very colorful beach towel stepped in to oversee the whole project so very well in the ab- • One pair of sunglasses sence of our other “picnic -meisters” that weekend. • A lady’s necklace GOD BLESS YOU, EVERY ONE!! • Call the rectory to claim them!

Page 2 Parish Life and News FAMILY HOSPITALITY NOTES Weekly Calendar ! A television monitor is available in the hallway for September 22-September 29 families whose child might be having a restless day that would disturb other worshipers. Sunday, September 22 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time ! A baby -changing table is located in the handi- 9:00 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word ...... Church capped lavatory. 11:00 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word ...... Church Tuesday September 24 Mosaic 10:30 am Faith Forum ...... Saint Cecelia Room All women are invited to join in our Thursday September 26 Mosaic Program of Spirituality for 7:00 pm Rediscover Catholicism ...... Community Room Women on Thursday Mornings at Saturday, September 28 10:00 am. We are viewing “Catholicism by Bishop 8:30 am Men’s Group ...... Youth Room Barron. Sunday, September 29 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word ...... Church Candle Stand 11:00 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word ...... Church Attendants Needed Because people’s situations change, we LOOKING AHEAD... are again in need of people to help with A l -o-n-g view of what’s coming up cleaning our candle stand. If you are in- at Saint Luke Parish… terested please call Ron Wayne at 203 -362 MARK YOUR CALENDARS!! JOIN US!! - 8084 or email him at [email protected] for in- formation. The more helpers we have the less time October 1 New Horizons Luncheon you’ll need to attend to this. THANK YOU!! October 18 Feast of Saint Luke Murder Mystery Dinner The Saint Luke Pastoral Advisory Council VATICAN II – (PAC) Needs You! THE POWER & PROMISE PAC is seeking new members... We will be meeting on the third Thursday of each In a nutshell: the primary role of the Council is to be month at 7:30 pm in the Robertson Room from the “eyes and ears” of the parish, a sounding board September -April for presentations and discussions through which parishioners communicate their con- of Vatican II. These will be led by Deacon Brian cerns, needs, expectations and proposals concerning Kelly. For more information please call Deacon the current and future life of the parish to Monsignor Brian Kelly at 203 -373 -9753. Andy and his parish staff. To fulfill this role, PAC Bible Study will also resume on Tuesday, Septem- listens, seeks input, advises, develops plans for ap- ber 17. We will focus on the writings of John. proval and as necessary marshals the resources ( i.e. financial, volunteer, etc.) to execute. As its name sug- gests, the PAC is an advisory , not governing, body, rooted in the Mission Statement of our parish, and guided by our prayer to Saint Luke. Please seriously consider giving a bit of your time and talent to assure that PAC continues to be a viable and relevant collab- WELCOME TO orative ministry here at Saint Luke Parish. OUR PARISH!

To learn more about PAC and offer your insights and talents for the benefit of our parish, please contact the Leonel Rodriguez, Rima Fawaz

PAC Chair, Peter Anstett at or call him at 203 -981 - & family Thank you for joining us! 1001. Religious Formation Page 3 FAIRFIELD PREP Fairfield Prep invites all seventh and eight grade boys and their families to our OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, October 6 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Meet fac- ulty, administrators, and students to learn more about what Fairfield prep has to offer. For directions to Upcoming: prepand to create your online Prep Admissions Ac- Grades K -8 count, please visit the Fairfield Prep website at

Family : www.fairfieldprep.org. and…. th Hosted by Grade 8 Sunday, October 6 9:00 am Registration for the Fairfield Prep Entrance examina- tion are now being accepted. For further infor- THIS WEEK’S GOSPEL - Luke 16:1 -13 mation. Please contact the admissions Office by e - Jesus tells a parable about a dishonest steward who mailing [email protected] . The Fair- is commended for his prudence; one cannot serve field Prep Exam can be taken either Saturday, Octo- both God and money. ber 19th or Saturday December 7th. Background on the Gospel Reading For further admissions information and to create Today's Gospel sounds puzzling to contemporary your online Prep Admissions Account, visit the Prep readers, but it can be made less so by considering Website at www.fairfieldprep.org. the economic system which stands behind the para- ble. A steward is dismissed because he is squander- ing his master's property. He is called dishonest be- cause he is not serving the interests of the rich man, Lauralton Hall his employer. In response the steward, in an attempt Open House & Entrance Exam to ensure favor for himself among the rich man's Families are invited to Open House Sunday, Oc- debtors, brokers repayment of the rich man's loans - by foregoing the interest and fees that had been lev- tober 6 , 1:00 3:00 p.m., 200 High Street, Mil- ied to line the steward's pockets. It is this action, in ford. Tour our campus, meet students and facul- which the steward puts aside his greed and takes the ty, and learn about our Mission of Mercy - longer perspective in order to enhance his security, inspired learning, service, and leadership. Eighth which is commended by the rich man. grade girls are invited to register for our En- The passage concludes with three morals for the trance Exam to be held Saturday, October 19 , at listeners. The first exhorts the listener to be prudent 8:00 am. For details go to about the use of wealth. Like the steward in the par- www.lauraltonhall.org/visit. able, those who would follow Jesus must put transi- tory affairs in proper perspective. Christians should handle the affairs of temporal life with an eye to- DO YOU KNOW?

ward eternal life. We have a group of needle The second concerns trustworthiness. Those who workers who meet here at can be trusted in small things can also be trusted in Saint Luke Church. The great things. If Christians handle money and other Fairfield County chapter of passing things responsibly, then they can also be the Embroiderer’s Guild trusted with the affairs of the Kingdom of God. meet on the fourth Monday of the month in class- Finally, Jesus tells his listeners that no one can rooms 7/8. If you are interested in joining them to serve two masters simultaneously. God must be put learn new needlework skills, practice old ones and - ahead of money. have camaraderie with like minded needle workers Sunday Connection -Loyola Press…………..to stop by. Or if you would like more information learn more go to www.findinggod.com about this group or becoming a member please email us at: [email protected].

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These summaries are designed to coordinate with the textbooks that our students are using in their Religious Formation classes. However, they are also a great tool for discussions at your family dinner table.

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SUNDAY COFFEE Is Jesus Relevant Today? VOLUNTEERS Join Father Kumar for a book study We are looking for families to on “Rediscover Catholicism” help us with our Sunday coffees. The book “Rediscover Catholicism” is an easy read They are on the first Sunday of by Matthew Kelly, a well -known Catholic motiva- the month after the 9:00 am and tional speaker. He proposes that Catholicism is not 11:00 am Masses. You can help for one or both of a lifeless set of rules and regulations, but a way of the Masses, set up or clean up. If you are interested life designed by God to help each person reach his please contact the Parish office at 203 -227 -7245 or or her full potential. As described in part by a re- [email protected]. viewer on Amazon: “ This is not a “nuts and bolts” of Catholic tradition and doctrines. Rather it re- Interested in the Catholic Faith? minds us of the reasons we should embrace our Catholic faith instead of allowing the negative Do you have questions about what Catholics be- things that we may have experienced or heard drive lieve and how Catholics practice their faith? Do us away or give us an excuse to ‘throw the baby out you or a relative, neighbor or friend have an inter- with the bath water’.” est in the Catholic Church? Saint Luke Parish pro- vides an ongoing process for those interested in The first session on “Rediscover Catholicism” will begin on Thursday, September 26 at 7:00 PM in the finding out more about the Catholic Church. Community Room. YOU ARE INVITED! Even if Please know that you or they can contact Sister you have not signed up for the Book study, yet we Maureen Fleming at 222 -0478, for more infor- would still love to see you. So JUST SHOW UP! mation. We are happy to welcome Inquirers at any time of the year. - Men’s Retreat: November 1 3 Interested in a more - 2019 20 Retreat Theme: intimate relationship Our Deepest Longing

with God? We spend our time and energy on the necessities of Consider the Spiritual Exercises of everyday life , which hold so many things that are Saint Ignatius. This requires one beyond our control. But what is it that we are long- hour each day and one meeting ing for in the deepest way? What is our passion in with Dr. Brian Kelly each week life? This year at Holy Family, we will explore that for nine months. Interested? Call Brian at 203 -373 - - 9753 deep longing planted in our hearts by God a long- ing for peace, for wholeness, and for relationships FAITH FORUM that give us joy and lift us up. Come away and rest The Faith Forum community of Saint awhile to find and pursue your deepest longing, and Luke resumed on Sept 17 at 10:30 by doing so, may you experience how God is long- am in the St. Cecilia room. We will ing so deeply for you, too. be reading and discussing Gerhard The retreat begins with a buffet dinner from 6:00 to Lohfink’s book “The Our Father: a 7:30 pm on Friday evening and concludes Sunday New Reading” on praying to the Father. with the celebration of Mass at 10:45 am followed FAMILY MATTERS, based on the Bowen theo- by a hot brunch at noon. Families of retreatants are ry, will meet on Fridays from 12:30 to 1:30 pm in most welcome to attend the Sunday Mass and the Robertson Room beginning on September 20. brunch at no extra charge. Offering: $325 Please call Deacon Brian Kelly at 203 -373 -9753 for Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center details. We will be using “Bowen Theory Secrets: – Revealing the Hidden Life of Families” by Michael 303 Tunxis Road West Hartford, CT.

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SUPER DUPER PARKING LOT PICNIC 09/29 6:30pm Kids, adults, families - ALL our parish family is invited! The teens will host the 5:30 pm Mass with a special blessing for artists & athletes (wear your jersey if you’d like) and then join us for a parking lot picnic. Super Duper Weenie truck will be on hand to feed the crowd. Choice of burgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, hand cut fries and soft drinks. $10 per person/$40 family pack Interested in joining youth group? email [email protected] and we can help you sign up! NEW THIS YEAR! Youth group will be open to grade 8 as well so that the Confirmation students can take part in the service, fun, and faith activities that our youth group offers!

Glow stick Rosary Join us on Sunday 10/06 at 6:45pm as we pray the Holy Rosary for peace in our world. Each par- ticipant will be given a glow stick and at each bead they will place it around Mary in the garden to form a glowing Rosary. This is a wonderful way to introduce this beautiful Catholic devotion to the youth in our parish. All ages are welcome to join the teens and Deacon Steve for this 30 minute Rosary. Youth group will provide the glow sticks!

Save the date: Sunday, October 13 at 11:15am for family pumpkin carving. Bring a pumpkin and we will provide the stencils, carving tools and teen helpers.

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FLU SHOT CLINIC Baubles Flu Shots will be given on Sunday October 6 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Bangles in the Robertson Room. Those re- ceiving the vaccine are advised to & Beads wear short sleeves or clothes with …are the items we seek for our loose fitting sleeves. Shabby Chic Boutique Insurances accepted by VNS with no charge to the insured are : Medicare, Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Our boutique is an upscale shop selling jewelry Connecticare, and Harvard Pilgrim. Insurance cards and fashionable accessories. Our inventory con- will be required at the time the vaccine is given.

sists of stylish pre -owned merchandise. VSN will bill your insurance as we have in the past. The Boutique accepts For those with insurance other than the above, pay- Jewelry, Scarves, Perfumes, Candles, Purses, ment will be required at the time of vaccinations and Sets of Crystal Stem Ware & Re -gifting Items. we in turn will provide you with a receipt to submit directly to your carrier to allow for reimbursement. Unacceptable items are electronics, books, furni- ture and used toys and games. Donations MUST be Please sign the sheet posted on the bulletin board in clean and in good repair, PLEASE! the church hallway. We will be able to accommo- date some walk -ins. For more information call Di- Items may be dropped off in front of the Classroom ana @ 203 -255 -6002. 12 door. Call Judy Wanat (203 -259 -4673) for in- formation. New to the area? Just moved in? Proceeds from this event go to the various charities that we support. Get life in your new home off to a good start! The priests of the parish would be happy to visit Hunger doesn’t take a vacation… and bless your home and your family. Just call the parish office (227 -7245) to arrange a convenient PARISH FOOD time. PANTRY NEEDS “When I was hungry, you gave me BIRTHRIGHT food; I was thirsty and you gave me drink; I was a stranger and you made me welcome; Birthright Needs You! Birthright is a crisis preg- naked and you clothed me; sick and you visited me; in nancy service offering free pregnancy tests, friend- prison and you came to see me.” ship counseling, and practical support. Our guiding – Matthew 25:35 -37 principle: It is the RIGHT of every pregnant woman PASTA SAUCE PARMALAT MILK to give BIRTH and the RIGHT of every child to be INSTANT POTATOES CANNED TUNA BORN. Birthright has served in Connecticut since CEREAL PEANUT BUTTER 1972 and helped thousands of mothers and babies. CANNED HAM LOW SODIUM SOUPS There are eight locations in our state. Please call 1 - BISQUICK CANNED CORN 800 -550 -4900 for the Birthright nearest you. Train-

CANNED GREEN BEANS CANNED FRUITS ing is provided. Spanish speaking volunteers are es- FRUIT JUICES pecially needed. Thank you! And... Birthright Gift Certificates are always welcome! Needs gently worn Maternity & Baby Clothing. Please bring one of these items to church with you on Please call 1 -800 -550 -4900 for the Birthright nearest ANY WEEKEND. Please watch the expiration dates on you to arrange for drop off. And thank you again! items. Board of Health regulations forbid the use of expired items.

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2:00 pm, Sunday, November 17 , at CALLING ALL Holy Cross Church SINGERS!! (adja ce nt to Saint DIOCESAN

Cath erin e Center) YOUTH CHOIR Hosted by Saint AUDITIONS Catherine Center for Spec ial Need s 760 Tahmore Drive If you love to sing, love your Faith and love meeng kids from all around our acve Dio- Fairfield, CT cese, then Join C4Y, the Bishop's Choir! ! For more in for- It's easy to schedule V ! mat ion p lease ca ll: just go to C4Ysings.com and fill out the ! 203 -540 -5381 registraon·form. You will be contacted for an Audion. That's it! !

News from around RETREAT DAY FOR BUSY the Diocese MEN & WOMEN: "A Call to Peace" Make time to pause from your busy routine and collect yourself in Body, Mind and Spirit seeking MALTA HOUSE Pax et Bonum, Peace and all Good. Hope for LIFE How can we achieve “the peace that surpasses all Thank you for your generosity and understanding” (Philip 4:7) in our heart of hearts your support to The Malta House as well as in the world around us? – - a Pro Life mission to serve preg- nant mothers by giving them a Register early: Space open for only 40 safe home and the opportunity to build a personal rela- people, men and women . tionship with God and the security to become an inde- Saturday, October 5, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm pendent mother. Thank you for supporting life to say- held at the Convent of Saint Birgitta, ing yes to life and protecting babies. God bless you. 4 Runkenhage Road, Darien, CT , One mother is currently in the transition towards her Cost $60/pp includes lovely hot lunch own apartment and we are looking for donations of fur- served by the Sisters. niture of all kinds. Please connect with Jasmine Noel [email protected] for further information. This Retreat Day will be directed by • Malta House is Growing our mission in a new home Fran Karpiej, OFS, of Sharing Christ Ministry. please come take a tour at our Open House Wednesday, Registration is due by September 21st. September 18 630pm -8pm and Sunday, September 22 Contact Fran Karpiej, OFS, 1130am -1pm 139 West Rocks Rd in Norwalk ! Email [email protected], Phone: 203 -452 -7040 • Malta House helps low -income mothers in the community. For more information please call Liz 203.857.0088. PREMIERE CONCERT • Malta House Golf Marathon will be on Sept The Basilica of Saint John the Evangelist (279 At- 30th. If you love to golf come join us! For more infor- lantic Street, downtown Stamford) will host the U.S. mation visit us at Maltahouse.org premiere of Charles Villiers Stanford's Great Mass If your parish has a volunteer group , we have a gar- in G Major, Opus 46, on Sunday, October 13, at 12 dening request. Please connect with Natalie Schanne Noon to honor the canonization on that day of John [email protected] for future information Henry Cardinal Newman. Admission is free and Follow us on Facebook! open to the general public.

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Parish Budget Report

AVERAGE WEEKLY NEED ...... 15,821

Weekend of September 15 Collection ...... 6,158 Allowance for Credit Cards ...... 2,986 TOTAL ...... 9,144 Saturday, September 21

5:30 pm Joan Migliarese Please remember Saint Luke Parish in your estate planning. Sunday, September 22 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 am For All our Parishioners 9:00 am Michael and Antoinette Renzulli SAFE, SECURE, AUTOMATIC 11:00 am Margaret & Patrick Scully Please consider making your offerings 5:30 pm Frederic Lexow by credit card... We do all the work;

Monday, September 23 St. Pius X You get the mileage -points and the convenience.

8:00 am Olympia Quinga Please call Judy in the parish office - - Tuesday, September 24 for more information: 203 227 7245 8:00 am Thomas Joseph Connolly Readings for the Week of Wednesday, September 25 8:00 am Evelyn Mary Byrne September 22 Sunday: Am 8:4 -7/Ps 113:1 -2, 4 -6, 7 -8 [cf. 1a, 7b]/1 Thursday, September 26 Tm 2:1 -8/Lk 16:1 -13 or 16:10 -13 8:00 am Helen Richiski Monday: Ezr 1:1 -6/Ps 126:1b -2ab, 2cd -3, 4 -5, 6 [3]/ Lk 8:16 -18 Friday September 27 St. Vincent de Paul - - - - Tuesday: Ezr 6:7 8, 12b, 14 20/Ps 122:1 2, 3 4ab, 8:00 am All Souls 4cd -5 [1]/Lk 8:19 -21 - - - Saturday, September 28 Wednesday: Ezr 9:5 9/Tb 13:2, 3 4a, 4befghn, 7 8 [1b]/ Lk 9:1 -6 8:00 am Theresa Fariello - - - - Thursday: Hg 1:1 8/Ps 149:1b 2, 3 4, 5 6a and 9b [cf. 5:30 pm Horace & Stella Lanute 4a]/Lk 9:7 -9 Sunday, September 29 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time Friday: Hg 2:1 -9/Ps 43:1, 2, 3, 4 [5]/Lk 9:18 -22 7:30 am For All our Parishioners Saturday: Zec 2:5 -9, 14 -15a/Jer 31:10, 11 -12a, 13 [cf. 10d]/Lk 9:43b -45 9:00 am Joan Kmiotek - - - Next Sunday: Am 6:1a, 4 7/Ps 146:7, 8 9, 9 10 [1b]/1 11:00 am Charles Adams Sr. Tm 6:11 -16/Lk 16:19 -31 5:30 pm Hugh, William and Dorothy Callaghan At the 9:00 & 11:00 am Masses, we encourage young children to go out for their own Liturgy of the Word. During this time they hear the read- CENTRAL CATHOLIC ings and have a homily on their own level. Parents are encouraged HIGH SCHOOL REUNION to go along with their child if the The Class of 1970 from Central Catholic High child does not want to go alone. School is looking for classmates to join their You do not have to be parishioners; 50th reunion in May, 2020. this liturgy is open to all. Also if you are interested in Contact Henry Gilbertie at [email protected]. sharing in this ministry, please contact Judy at the Parish Office, 203 -227 -7245.

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