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Twenty-first Sunday after
Pentecost
November 2, 2014
Roman Catholic Church and Academy
Fr. Dennis T. McDonald, Prior and Principal
Fr. Michael Harber, Assistant
Fr. Richard Boyle, Assistant
Rev. Mr. Nicholas McManus, Deacon
St. Isidore Church
32100 E. Colfax Service Road
Watkins, CO 80137
303-344-9300(phone)
303-568-0193 (fax)
St. Isidore Priory
277 South Watkins Road
Watkins, CO 80137
303-325-7558 (phone)
303-568-0193 (fax)
sspx.org
saintisidore.org
OLHCA Announcements
Parent Teacher Conferences: Conferences will be held on First
Friday, November 7th. There will be a school Mass at 8:30 am with
dismissal at noon. Scheduled conferences will be from 4:00 to 7:00 pm
with open schedule from 7:00 to 9:00 pm ending with Compline. First
Friday Mass will be at 6:00 pm
All Souls Day Mass Schedule: The Masses for All Souls Day will be
transferred to Monday, November 3rd. The Masses will be at 5:30 am,
8:30 am (School Mass) and 7:00 pm Sung Requiem Mass for the
deceased members of the Holy Name Society Absolution after Mass
will be followed by a visit to the Cemetery. All members are highly
encouraged to attend the 7:00 pm Mass.
Also, please remember to take advantage of the envelopes available in
the pews and vestibule to list the names of deceased persons you wish to
have remembered during the month of November. Return them to
Father’s office or place in the collection basket.
Indulgences for the Poor Souls: An indulgence applicable only to
the Souls in Purgatory (the Church Suffering) is granted to the faithful,
who devoutly visit a cemetery and pray, even if only mentally, for the
faithful departed. The indulgence is plenary each day from November
1 to 8. On other days of the year the indulgence is partial.
The usual requisites for a plenary indulgence apply: being in a state of
Grace; going to Confession 8 days before or after; Reception of Holy
Communion on the day of or from noon on the previous day; and an
attitude of sorrow for all sins committed with a desire to avoid all sins.
How to Gain the Indulgence: On November 2nd visit a church, saying
vocally the Nicene Creed, the Our Father, the Hail Mary and the Glory
Be for the intentions of the Holy Father. From November 1st to 8th
visit a cemetery and say prayers for the souls of the faithful departed.
Eucharistic Crusade: There will be a meeting for the Eucharistic
Crusade in the basement this coming Tuesday, November 4th between
3:45 and 4:30. Topics will include: spiritual meaning/symbolism of
various tasks in the Cemetery in order to elevate the Crusaders’ thoughts
and make their work a better prayer.
SERVER SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER 3 to 9
Monday
5:30 AM
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Tuesday
5:30 AM
8:00 AM
11:30 AM
Wednesday
5:30 AM
8:00 AM
11:30 AM
Thursday
5:30 AM
8:00 AM
11:30 AM
Benediction
at 6:30 PM
Friday
8:30 AM
6:00 PM
Saturday
5:30 AM
9:00 AM
Sunday
9:00 AM
AC1
AC1
MC
AC1
CB
TB2
TB4
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
MC
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
AC1
MC
AC1
CB
TB2
TB4
11/3/2014
Banks, Sherwyn
Mushitz, Aaron
Bratrsovsky, Ben
Cichos, John
Fletschinger, Andrew
Banks, Adam
Cichos, David Jr.
11/4/2014
Smith, Greg
Ardizzone, Joseph
Conder, Matthew
11/5/2014
Banks, Sherwyn
Gaydosh, John
Eddy, Joseph
11/6/2014
Cichos, John
Ardizzone, Joseph
Cichos, Jonathan
Gallegos, Raymond
Lenoir, Gregoir
11/7/2014
McDermott, Matthew
McBride, James
11/8/2014
Banks, Sherwyn
Gilmor, Gerard
11/9/2014
Cichos, John
Bratrsovsky, Ben
Johnston, Daniel
Gallegos, Isaac
Ahearn, Martin
All Souls' Day
AC2
TH
AC2
TB1
TB3
Cichos, David Jr.
McKinnon, Martin
Smith, Greg
Cichos, Joshua
Cichos, Joseph
High Mass Server Practice
AC2
Cantelmi, Anthony
AC2
Gallegos, Christopher
AC2 McDermott, Joseph
TH
Gallegos, Dominic
AC2 Lenoir, Gautier
First Friday
AC2 Ledbetter, Royce
AC2 Ahearn, Patrick
AC2
Comandari, Joseph
TH
AC2
TB1
TB3
Smith, Greg
McKinnon, Martin
Weber, Ryan
Gallegos, Christopher
For Which Souls Should We Pray:
We should, on this day especially, offer prayers and good works for all the
faithful departed, but particularly for our parents, relations, friends and
benefactors; for those who are most acceptable to God; for those who have
suffered the longest, or who have the longest yet to suffer; for those who are
most painfully tormented; ;for those who are the most forsaken; for those
who are nearest redemption; for those who are suffering on our account; for
those who hope in our prayers; for those who during life have injured us, or
been injured by us; and for our spiritual brethren. The Church’s Year, Rev.
Father Leonard Goffine, pp. 725-6.
Collect: O God, the Creator and Redeemer of all the
faithful, grant to the souls of Thy servants departed
the remission of all their sins: that through pious
supplications they may obtain the pardon which they
have always desired.
The following need your prayers: Michelle Thorson, Audrey Schueler, Willa Jean
Cowhick, Rita Johnson, Rita Mills, Bruce Meehl, Vincent Lefranc, Tom Austin, Jason
Green, Duke England, Don England, Christopher Able, Neva Wilson, Sharon and Lyndsi
Linnebur, Isaac Gallegos, Art Crow, Bill Lee, David Sr. and Clita Eddy, Faith Cichos, Donna
and Valerian Koralewski, Greg Chenowth, Ronald Brown, Leesa Tumen, Charles and Mary
Anderson, Mary Williams, James Jaques, Robert Lindholm, James Graves, Joseph Stanton,
Jeff Barry, Glen Silva, Patty Berg, Wil Nation, Carita Weber, Antonija Michieli , Teri
Ardizzone, Louise Trujillo, Mark Gilmor, Matt Harvie, Joyce and Anne DePass.
Please contact Mary Bauer at (720)401-1688 or [email protected]
to keep this list up-to-date.
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