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PARISH STAFF:
Fr. Gregory Hart, Pastor
Dc. Dan Daily, Deacon
Pamela Castillow, Bookkeeper / Office Manager
Shannon Stowe, Business Manager / D.R.E.
Chris Teague, Catholic Youth (CY) Director
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
PARISH FACILITIES:
Parish Hall Phone:
Rectory Phone:
SACRAMENTAL
INFORMATION
All Sacraments require a call or visit to the parish
office for more information. Below are some notes for
your benefit:
Baptism: Parents and Godparents are required to
participate in a preparation process before Baptism of
Children. Registration is required. If possible, it is
recommended that all requirements be completed
BEFORE the child’s birth.
Sick Calls: Please call the parish
rish office if you or an
immediate relative would like to receive the Eucharist
or Anointing at home or in the hospital.
Confirmation: Requires a MINIMUM of two years
participation in Parish Religious Education and the
candidate must be 14 years old. Contact
tact Shannon
Stowe at 479.361.2612.
Convalidations: This is the term for marriages getting
“blessed” in the church. Most rules for “Weddings”
apply for Convalidations.
Eucharistic Adoration:
Tuesday 8:00am through
Midnight Friday in the Chapel.
First Communion: Requires a MINIMUM of two years
participation in Parish Religious Education. Candidates
must be at least 7 years old. Contact Shannon Stowe at
479.361.2612.
Funerals: Please call the office immediately to start
preparation.
Marriage Cases/Annulments: If you’ve divorced and
are planning to re-marry, have already re-married,
married, or
are marrying / married to someone with that situation
even if it was prior to being Catholic: Contact Pamela
Castillow at 361-2612.
Reconciliation: ½ hour before all weekend
ekend Masses or
by Appointment.
RCIA Classes: (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Pat
Buhr 479-524-8921 or 479-466-7776.
7776. RCIA is for those
who are interested in becoming Catholic or those who
may not have completed the sacraments of First
Communion or Confirmation.
Weddings: A minimum of 6 months is required for
marriage preparation. No outdoor weddings are
permitted.
479.361.2211
479.717.2047
IMPORTANT PARISH CONTACTS:
Altar Servers: (Saturday):
(Sunday):
Chris Teague
Mike Della Rosa
479.544.2100
479.790.2246
Bereavement Dinners:
Norma Deines
479.751.1425
Bulletin:
Shannon Stowe
[email protected]
Cemetery:
Mike Zulpo
479.361.2357
Choir: (Sunday):
Marty Taldo
479.361.2459
Church Decor:
Margie Ceola
Jettie Franco
479.361.2560
479.361.2423
Catholic Youth (CY): (Sixth through
ugh Twelfth Grade):
Chris Teague
479.361.2612
479.544.2100
Eucharistic Ministers:
Leonard Pianalto
479.361.2633
Gift Bearers:
Shannon Stowe
479.361.2612
Misty Piazza
Misty Piazza & Christine Terry
Ryan Pianalto & Shirley Lott
Mary Frances Sulzen
479.466.3994
Gift Shop:
Saturday:
Sunday (Eng):
Sunday (Lat):
Grape Festival: (Chairman)
(Co-Chair)
“The Hut”
Grapevine (e-mail news):
Ryan Pianalto
Clint Penzo
Shannon Stowe
479.287. 9384
479.466.6681
479.361.2615
[email protected]
Knights of Columbus:
Ryan Pianalto
479.287.9384
Lectors:
Patricia Gross
479.521.0123
Parish Council:
Ryan Pianalto
479.287.9384
Parish Religious Education (P.R.E.) Shannon Stowe
479.361.2612.
If you are new to our parish, we welcome
you and invite you to become a member.
Registration forms are on the Parish
Website (www.stjoetontitown.org) or in the
Parish Office. Please complete one for
each family member and drop it into the
collection basket.
Please also call the office if any of your
family information has changed (name,
phone, address, etc.) so that we can make
the changes in our information.
We are always in need of more help in our various parish ministries please call the parish office or the person in charge of any ministries you
are interested in. We would love to have you!
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2014
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PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL IN NEED
THROUGH
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2014
MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULE
Sat.
3:40 pm: The Holy Rosary
4:00 pm: +Holy Souls in Purgatory
Nov 9
8:30 am: The Holy Rosary
9:00 am: +Holy Souls in Purgatory
Nov 9 (Latin) 11:00 am: The Holy Rosary
11:30 am: All Parishioners
Nov 10
No Mass: No Mass
Nov 11
5:15 pm: Liturgy of the Hours
5:30 pm: SI: Karen Banks
Nov 12
7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours
7:30 am: +Kirby Walker
Nov 13
7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours
7:30 am: +James, Rosie & Carolyn Finn
Nov 14
7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours
7:30 am: +Melincio deCastro
Nov 14
5:15 pm: Liturgy of the Hours
5:30 pm: SI: Fr. Robert Cigainero
Nov 15
3:40 pm: The Holy Rosary
4:00 pm: +Michael Sbanotto
Nov 16
8:30 am: The Holy Rosary
9:00 am: All Parishioners
Nov 16 (Latin) 11:00 am: The Holy Rosary
11:30 am: SI: The Sloat Family
Rob Beyer
Kay Brooke
Rose Carender
Rhonda Ceola
Sheryl Clark
Raidell Collins
Kay Corso
Michael Daily
Barbara Doyle
Bailey Finn
Rebecca Finn
Richard Finn
Angela Friend
Paula Gallagher
Angela Harcus
Chris & Cindy Hart FamilyAlma Hartman Mary Hartsock
Mikayla Hritz
Rose Huff
Jay Hughes
Joe Kammerer
Charles Lichti
Mary Lipinski
Msgr. James Mancini Patricia Mansell Fr. Jon McDougal
Thomas McFadden
Amber Miller
Rex Muhlenkamp
Julie Neil
Deloris Peacy
Peggy Penzo
Claudine Pianalto Elsie Mae Pianalto Esther Pianalto
Lena Pianalto
Leonard Pianalto
Duane Piazza
Travis Placek
Rick Russell
Peggy Sanders
Paul Siedsma
Bill St. Mary
Cathyrn Staggs
Eleanor Woodmore Shea Woodmore
Diana Wright
Please call or e-mail
mail ([email protected] ) the Parish Office
and let us know if your loved one is still in need of prayer.
Nov 8
Sun.
Sun.
Mon.
Tue.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
Fri.
HOLY FATHER'S INTENTIONS FOR OCTOBER
Lonely people. That all who suffer loneliness may experience
the closeness of God and thee support of others.
Mentors of seminarians and religious.
That young
seminarians and religious may have wise and well
well-formed
mentors.
Sat.
Sun.
Sun.
COLLECTIONS:
Regular Collection
Children's Collection
All Saints
All Souls
World Mission Sunday
Building Fund
$3631.50
$27.00
$930.00
$140.00
$125.00
$185.00
October Online Giving:
Regular Collection
Cemetery
All Saints
All Souls
Garden Beautification
Charity
World Mission Sunday
Building Fund
$5,255.00
$5.00
$30.00
$30.00
$25.00
$55.00
$40.00
$295.00
MARRIAGE CONGRATULATIONS!
Blake & Alexandria Ross
Clinton & Kara Engle
26 July 2014
4 October 2014
Whoever remains in love,
remains in God and God in him.
1 John 4:16
SEPTEMBER BAPTISMS:
Congratulations to those who joined our Catholic family
through Baptism here at St. Joseph’s!
William Guthrie
Son of Jason & Lauren Guthrie
Theodore Bell
Son of Chad & Kathryn Bell
Collins Sullivan
Daughter of Michael & Elizabeth Sullivan
WHAT’S GOING ON AT ST. JOSEPH’S
Our CY will be providing food for several families in our
area again this year. We are asking for non-perishable
perishable foods
or cash donations. All donations need to be dropped off at
the church by noon on Sunday, November 16th.
Altar Server Training: All young men and women that have
received 1st Holy Communion, who are interested in
becoming Altar Servers
rs on Saturday nights or if you are
already a Saturday night Altar Server who would like to come
help train and practice we will be meeting on the following
dates:
Nov. 8 5:15pm - 6:15pm
Nov. 15 5:15pm - 6:15pm
All
ll Soul's Remembrance Altars: Parishioners are invited to
bring a photo of their deceased loved one(s) and place them
on the tables in front of the Statues of Blessed
Ble
Virgin Mary or
St. Joseph. Be sure to put your name and phone number on
the reverse side of the photos. The photos may remain on
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these altars through Sunday, November 16th.. After this date,
please come and retrieve your photos.
Bible Study: The next study will pick on on November 11th
with "A Biblical Walk Through the Mass" by Edward Sri
Sri.
Starting November 11th, there will be two
o times to choose
from on Tuesdays, 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM or 6:30 PM to 8:30
PM. Call Chris Teague in the Parish Office to register!
Baptism Preparation Class: Friday, November 14th at 6:30
PM in the Parish Education Center. Call or e--mail the Parish
Office to register and get the appropriate forms. All parents
and godparents are required at attend a class in
order to proceed with the Baptism of their
children. You do not have to wait until your
sweet little bundle arrives to take th
the class but if
you do wait, please make sure you can get someone to
babysit!
St. Joseph's Fellowship of Converts: We had another great
meeting on October 19th! Thank you to all who joined us!
Our next meeting is November 16th, 6 pm in the Education
Bldg.. For any questions, or if you would like to have a flier /
brochure
emailed
to
you,
contact
[email protected].
Virtus: Protecting God's Children for Adults: The goal of
Virtus is to protect children, young people and vulnerable
adults through prevention. All adults (18+) who work in
ministries with children or in some way in the Mass (Choir,
Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, etc) are required to attend a
class, complete the forms and keep up with continuing
education bulletins. We are offering two Virtus classes:
Monday, November 17, 2014
12:00 PM
Monday, November 17, 2014
6:00 PM
The class lasts about 3 hours. Please visit www.virtus.org to
register or if you don't have a computer, call the parish office.
Child Care during 9:00am Mass in the Education Center: For
children between 1 and 4 years old. Parents are required to
register, volunteer in the nursery and bring diapers and wipes
(if the children are still in diapers). Volunteers need VIRTUS
training, if they haven't had it already. Bring
ring your children to
the Parish Education Center between 8:45 and 9:00 and pick
up will be immediately after Mass.
RCIA Anyone wanting to join the Catholic Church is welcome
on Thursdays at 6:30 PM in the Parish Education Center Adult
Education Room. This class is also open to all Catholics who
want to learn more about their faith.
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (P. R. E.)
P.R.E. Classes will be taking donations for the Thanksgiving
Baskets. The class that brings in the most donations per
student will get a prize!
Family Night November 19th! Parents and siblings (and
others as invited) of our PRE students are invited to attend as
we gather to learn and work as a family! Attendance will be
taken as usual.
No class November 26th for the Thanksgiving Holiday!
CATHOLIC YOUTH (CY)
Join in Adoration! All CY members and their families (as well
as anyone else who wants to) are invited to join in Adoration
of the Blessed Sacrament from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM every
Wednesday in the Chapel of the Church!
11/9
Jr. CY Spectacular in Little Rock
11/16 4pm - 7pm
Jr. and Sr. CY Thanksgiving dinner
with Parents and Family.
11/22 4pm - 7pm
CY Shopping and setting up for
Thanksgiving baskets.
11/23 1pm - 6pm
Thanksgiving baskets and set up
Angel Tree.
KNIGHTLY NEWS
Our Next Meeting – Monday, November 10th at 6:30 pm. at
the KOC hall with food and beverages being served after the
meeting. For info or if you have any suggestions, please
contact Ryan Pianalto at 479.287.9384
287.9384.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION:
Welcome all new adorers!!
Midnight to 6am
6am to Noon
Laura Leto
Denise Kidd
479-442-0643 / 479-409-6467 479-306-4244
479
/ 479-439-2047
Noon to 6pm
6pm to Midnight
Shirley Hoke
Judy Ranalli
479-521-7869 / 479-530-4577 479-361-2086
479
/ 479-957-0825
The chapel is open for those who want to Adore the Lord from
Tuesday at 8:00 am to Friday at Midnight.
Please know that you can still sign up for any hour
convenient for you. The Lord loves many Adorers. Adorers
are welcomed for any hour. Two Adorers per hour is
especially encouraged!
If you cannot attend your Holy Hour, please ask a family
member, friend or another adorer to substitute for you. If none
are available, then contact your division leader.
POLENTA SMEAR - TONTITOWN MUSEUM
It's THIS Sunday! The Tontitown Historical Museum invites
you to the 13th Annual Tontitown Reunion and OldOld
Fashioned Polenta Smear on Sunday, November 9th from
1:30-4:00 p.m.
m. As before, we will copy photos and other
documents to help preserve Tontitown history. Brenda
Pianalto invites all Queens Concordia and Attendants to bring
any favorite personal photos or stories for us to copy. To save
time, you might bring the following
owing information written down
about each photo: Who, What, When, and Where. Loretta
Brunetti will sing her special Tontitown "That's Amore" and
we'll share information about our 2014 Amici Membership
Drive, "So Big, This Little Museum." The Tontitown Winery
W
and Ranalli Farms will provide a wonderful raffle basket. It
will be a great day of friendship, fond memories, yummy
polenta and umedo, desserts, and FUN ...with super door
prizes!
We
look
forward
to
seeing
you!
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GREGORIAN MASSES
An Explanation & How You May Have Masses Offered
Gregorian Masses are a series of thirty Masses offered on thirty consecutive days for the repose of the soul of a particular person
in Purgatory. The Sacred Congregation in charge of Indulgences has declared, “That the offering of
thirty Gregorian Masses has a special efficacy for obtaining from the Divine Goodness and Mercy the
To have Gregorian
deliverance of a suffering soul and is a pious and reasonable belief of the Faithful” (Rescript, 1884). It
Masses said, send
is evident, therefore, that the Church like a kind mother encourages Gregorian Masses for the souls of
the offering and the
her departed children.
intention to:
Mass Intentions
Gregorian Masses derive their name from St. Gregory the Great, who was the first Benedictine Pope.
Assumption Abbey
He ruled the Church from the year 590 to 604. St. Gregory was the first one to have a series of Masses
Route 5, Box 1056
offered for a departed soul.
Ava, MO 65608
Church Law – Gregorian Masses must fulfill the following conditions prescribed by the Church:
1) They may be offered only for the dead.
2) They can be offered only for one deceased person; not for several nor for all the Poor Souls at the same time.
3) They must be said one each day for thirty consecutive days. If the series is broken, it must be started all over again.
The thirty consecutive Masses need not be said on the same altar or by the same priest, but they must be said for the same soul
each day for thirty days. Many priests, particularly those engaged in parish work, find it almost impossible to obligate themselves
to offer the Holy Sacrifice for a specific intention for thirty days without interruption. For this reason also, one can understand
why the stipend for Gregorian Masses should be more than for the same number of regular Masses.
Offering – The Trappist Fathers at Assumption Abbey are able to take care of Gregorian Masses. The suggested offering for these
Masses is a $150.00.
Usually, the Gregorian Masses are begun for one as soon as possible after death. We will promptly acknowledge the receipt of
your request and inform you of the date when the series will begin. There is no reason why they may not be offered for a
departed person even many years after death.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER AREA CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHES
REQUIEM MASS
The Choirs of Saint Joseph Catholic Church and Saint Paul’s
Episcopal Church will present the Requiem Mass by Gabriel
Fauré in Concert on Sunday, November 9 at 4:00p.m. at the
beautiful Subiaco Abbey in Subiaco.
ST. SCHOLASTICA - FT. SMITH
Come & See Weekend: November 14-16, 2014. Ever
wonder what monastic life is like? These opportunities allows
the participants to learn about the Benedictine life, get to
know the Sisters, and meet other individuals who are
searching too! This experience is of no charge except an open
heart to the possibility of a religious vocation!
These
opportunities are open to young women and men who are
between the ages of 18-45! Contact a Vocation Director at:
Sister Barbara Bock, OSB St. Scholastica Monastery P.O. Box
3489 Fort Smith, AR 72913 Phone: (479) 783-4147 Email:
[email protected]
NWA FRASSATI
JOIN FRASSATI! The NWA Frassati Society is an energetic
Catholic Young Adults group that yields Spiritual Growth,
Social Events, and Service Opportunities! Our Bible study
series on the book of Psalms is Mondays at 7pm at St. Joe's in
Tontitown. We will be having our annual Frassati Bonfire on
Friday evening, Nov 14th. Join us for Theology on Tap, Nov
18th. Hope to see you there! To learn more, email us at
[email protected]!!
DIOCESE OF LITTLE ROCK
Catholic Charities has initiated a support group for people
with mental health challenges to know that they are valued
and genuinely welcome.
The group is called the St.
Dymphna Society. Meetings are held the last Tuesday of each
month in Fletcher Hall, at St. John Center, at 6:00p.m. Mass is
held, and meetings follow. To learn more contact Rebecca
Cargile, 664-0340 x 355. No reservations are necessary, and
all are welcome!
Diocesan Directory: The 2015 Diocese of Little Rock
directory is now available. It is an invaluable resource to keep
in your house or car to find Mass times for another parish or to
call or e-mail a parish, priest, deacon or religious in the
diocese. It costs only $10. Send your check or money order to
Directory, Arkansas Catholic, P.O. Box 7417, Little Rock, AR
72217.
Calvary Cemetery in Little Rock is offering to plant a
minimum of five daffodil bulbs on a grave of your choice for
a donation of $10. Proceeds will support the upkeep of the
cemetery grounds. Please mail your donation to: Calvary
Cemetery, Diocese of Little Rock, P.O. Box 7565, Little Rock,
AR 72217-7565
NFP (Natural Family Planning) classes are starting almost
every month in Northwest Arkansas. Find schedules at the
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diocesan web site (www.dolr.org) “Marriage and Family”
section, “NFP” link (phone: 501-664-0340).
0340). The methods of
NFP reflect the dignity of the human person within the context
off marriage and family life and promote openness to life and
the value of the child.
ild. NFP classes are now required as part of
marriage preparation for all couples in the Diocese, and
already married couples are invited and welcome to register
for a class series as well. NFP methods can help couples with
infertility and women's health issues. Some of these moral
methods have a higher success rate than InVitro
nVitro Fertilization.
The Diocese of Little Rock has an opening for an Associate
Director in the Office of Faith Formation. The minimum
qualifications include: Theology degree or (5) years of Faith
Formation
experience,
strong
presentation
and
communication skills, and the ability to work some weekends
and evenings and travel. The diocese offers competitive pay
with excellent benefits. To apply, please send a cover letter
and resume to: Dennis Lee, Chancellor for Administrative
Affairs, Diocese of Little Rock, 2500 North Tyler Street, Little
Rock, AR 72207 or email to [email protected].
SEARCH #135 Retreat: Registrations are now
no being accepted
for Search #135, a retreat to help juniors and seniors in high
school get to know themselves better, deepen their friendship
with Christ, and find support in living out their faith. Search
#135 will be held at St. John Center, Little Rock,
Rock December
12 – 14, 2014. The fee is $120.00. For more information
and
registration
forms
visit
our
website
at:
http://www.dolr.org/offices/youth/documents/search135.pdf.
http://www.dolr.org/offices/youth/documents/search135.pdf
If you have questions you may contact Trish Gentry
[email protected] at the Diocese
e of Little Rock Youth Ministry
office: 501-664-0340, ext 418. Scholarships are available for
in need of financial assistance. Scholarship applications are at:
http://www.dolr.org/offices/youth/documents/diocesanscholars
ttp://www.dolr.org/offices/youth/documents/diocesanscholars
hipapplication.pdf
OPPORTUNITIES
Stress Study: The ArKIDS research lab at the University of Arkansas is currently running a study for adolescents, age 10-17,
10
who
have experienced a stressful event. If eligible, you will be paid $40 for completing the study! The study involves filling out
ou
questionnaires and completing
eting some lab tasks, including remembering and writing about your stressful event in the laboratory.
The study takes about 3 hours total.
If you are interested or have questions, please contact Emily Mischel at (479) 575
575-3523
3523 or email [email protected].
WEEKEND MINISTRIES
Date:
8-Nov
Altar Servers:
Candle
Hannah Pianalto
Cross
Colton Miller
Book
Josh Zulpo
Madison Hanson
NEED VOLUNTEER
Hope Hanson
Blaise Wittschen
Nicholas Byrd
9-Nov
15-Nov
Candle
Tyler Ford
Cross
Jacob Ford
Book
Lucas Schaben
Lectors:
Gerald
Walsh
Eric
Pianalto
Dean
Schaben
Eucharistic Ministers:
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Host-C
Cup-T
Cup-T
Cup-C
Cup-C
Host Cp-T
Host-C
Cup-T
Cup-T
Cup-C
Cup-C
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Host-C
Cup-T
Cup-T
Cup-C
Cup-C
Richard Ptak
Sara Miller
Helen McGinnis
Patricia Mansell
Judy Ranalli
Stan Pianalto
Dail Bevins
Robert Beyer
Patricia Gross
Denise Kidd
Melanie Wiedenhoeft
James Miller
Evelyn Pianalto
Margie Ceola
Mary Ann Carender
Shannon Stowe
Helen McGinnis
Patricia Mansell
Gift Bearers:
EM to Sick
Volunteers
Needed
Dean & Denise
McDonald
Family
Mike Della
Rosa
Jeff & Karen
Strassle Family
Host Cp-T
Host-C
Cup-T
Cup-T
Cup-C
Cup-C
16-Nov
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Patsy Heptig
Eric Pellin
Marion Pellin
Alexis Samarin
Rachel Simmonds
Connor Sloat
Mary-Elizabeth Sulzen
Mary Jo West
Claude Penzo
Mike Verucchi
Roy Franco
Casey Pianalto
Dorothy Pitts
Shannon Stowe
Rachel Bruchez
Richard Kasnicka
Patricia Dexter
Matthew Fakult
Denise Laney
Alan Niesciur
Justin Bocchino
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Patricia Gross
Matthew Heath
Daisy McDonald
Richard Ptak
Aaron Sabatini
Elizabeth Caroscio
Judy Ceola
Carl Holt
Roger Pianalto
Kevin Sbanotto
Bobby Pianalto
Reuben Reina
Rick Wedding
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
Jim & Leslie Schwarz
Andrew & Rebekah Schuster
Larry & Tiffany Acuff
Jeffery & Mari Della Rosa
Wesley & Linda Boynton
Jason & Billie Jo Greenlee
Thomas & Dail Bevins
CALENDAR OF EVENTS – NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 2014
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
MASS READINGS
Nov 9
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
Child Care Available
Nov 10
No Mass
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
THANKSGIVING
BASKET DONATIONS
DUE BY NOON!!
Fellowship of Converts
6:00 PM - PEC
Nov 23
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
Child Care Available
Nov 11
Nov 12
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Nov 13
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Polenta Smear
1:30 PM - 4:00 PM - PH
Nov 16
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
Child Care Available
Sunday: Prv 31:10-13,19-20,30-31 Ps 128:1-5 1 Thes 5:1-6
Mt 25:14-30
Monday: Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5 Ps 1:1-4,6 Lk 18:35-43
Tuesday: Rv 3:1-6,14-22 Ps 15:2-5 Lk 19:1-10
Wednesday: Rv 4:1-11 Ps 150:1-6 Lk 19:11-28
Thursday: Rv 5:1-10 Ps 149:1-6,9 Lk 19:41-44
Friday: Rv 10:8-11 Ps 119:14,24,72,103,111,131 Lk 19:4548
Saturday: Rv 11:4-12 Ps 144:1-2,9-10 Lk 20:27-40
A Walk through
the Mass
Bible Study begins
3:00 PM - PEC
Nov 17
No Mass
VIRTUS:
Protecting
God's Children
for Adults
12:00 PM - PEC
VIRTUS:
Protecting
God's Children
for Adults
6:00 PM - PEC
Nov 24
No Mass
THANKSGIVING
BASKET 1PM TO 6PM
Nov 30
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
Child Care Available
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
Dec 1
No Mass
PRE
Parenting Class
6:15 PM
Nov 19
Bible Study
3:00 PM - PEC
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
RCIA
6:30 PM
Nov 20
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Extraordinary
Minister of the
Eucharist Training
6:30 PM - Church
Nov 14
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
Baptism Class
6:30 PM - PEC
Nov 21
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Nov 22
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
PRE Family Night
6:15 PM
Parents &
Guardians please
plan to attend
RCIA
6:30 PM
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Nov 25
Bible Study
3:00 PM - PEC
Nov 26
Nov 27
THANKSGIVING
Nov 28
Mass TBA
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
No R.C.I.A.
OFFICE CLOSED
Bible Study
6:30 PM - PEC
Dec 2
Bible Study
3:00 PM - PEC
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
NO PRE or
Parenting Class
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
Nov 29
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
OFFICE CLOSED
Dec 3
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
PRE
Parenting Class
6:15 PM
Advent
Reconciliation
St. Joseph's
Fayetteville
7:00 PM
AE = Adult Education Room
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
Nov 15
Bible Study
6:30 PM - PEC
Bible Study
6:30 PM - PEC
PEC = Parish Education Center
Nov 8
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
A Walk through
the Mass
Bible Study begins
6:30 PM - PEC
Nov 18
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
Latin Mass 11:30 AM
Saturday
Nov 7
FIRST FRIDAY
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
NOVEMBER 16 - NOVEMBER 22
NOVEMBER 9 - NOVEMBER 15
Sunday: Ez 47:1-2,8-9,12 Ps 46:2-3,5-6,8-9 1 Cor 3:9-11,16-17
Jn 2:13-22
Monday: Ti 1:1-9 Ps 24:1-6 Lk 17:1-6
Tuesday: Ti 2:1-8,11-14 Ps 37:3-4,18,23,27,29 Lk 17:7-10
Wednesday: Ti 3:1-7 Ps 23:1-6 Lk 17:11-19
Thursday: Phlm 7-20 Ps 146:7-10 Lk 17:20-25
Friday: 2 Jn 4-9 Ps 119:1-2,10-11,17-18 Lk 17:26-37
Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8 Ps 112:1-6 Lk 18:1-8
Friday
ABBREVIATIONS:
C = Church
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Dec 4
Rosary 8:30 AM
Mass 9:00 AM
Dec 5
1st FRIDAY
LofH 7:15AM
Mass 7:30 AM
Dec 6
1st SATURDAY
Rosary 7:40 AM
Mass 8:00 AM
RCIA
6:30 PM
Divine Mercy
Chaplet 3:00 PM
Chapel
Advent
Reconciliation
St. Vincent
dePaul - Rogers
7:00 PM
LofH 5:15 PM
Mass 5:30 PM
PH = Parish Hall
Rosary 3:40 PM
Mass 4:00 PM
LofH = Liturgy of the Hours
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