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Weekend Mass Schedule�

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Saturday: 4:00pm�

Sunday: �

English: 8:00am�

10:30am � �

Brazilian: 12:00pm�

Week Day Mass Schedule�

9:00am �

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Monday�

Wednesday�

Friday �

ST. MICHAEL PARISH�

Welcome New Parishioners�

We welcome you to the community of St. Michael.

Please introduce yourself to the priest, call or visit the

Parish Center or visit us online at www.stmikes.org to fill

out a registration form. As a parish committed to the vi-

sion of stewardship, we encourage your involvement by

sharing with us your God given gifts of time, talent and

treasure. For detailed information about our ministries,

parish activities and contact persons, refer to our parish

website.�

�

Baptisms�

The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the 3rd Sun-

day of the month at 2:00pm. Baptism catechesis for the

parent(s) and godparent(s) is held on the 1st Sunday of

the month at 1:00pm amd 2:30pm. Register online at

www.stmikes.org or call the Parish Center and ask for

Pat Conte ext. 306. �

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First Eucharist and Confirmation�

A complete preparation process is REQUIRED for each

sacrament. Please contact the Faith Formation office for

information.�

Marriage�

Arrangements MUST be made at least 6 months prior to

the intended date of the wedding. Please call the Parish

Center to schedule your date and make an appointment

to speak with Pat Conte our wedding coordinator. �

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Ministry of the Sick�

Please notify us if there is a sick or aged family member

or friend who would like to receive the Sacrament of the

Anointing of the Sick and/or Holy Communion at home.�

�

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)�

Saturdays from 2:30 to 3:30 PM in the lower church. �

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RCIA �

If you have not been baptized or were baptized but have

not received First Eucharist, Reconciliation or Confir-

mation, please contact Sheila Mahoney at 978�562�

3148, call or email the Parish Center.�

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St. Michael’s Cemetery�

Cemetery lots are available. For information contact �

Helena at the Parish Office.�

21 Manning Street, Hudson, MA 01749�

Phone: 978�562�2552 Fax: 978�568�1761�

Faith Formation Phone: 978�562�7662�

www.stmikes.org�

office@stmikes.org�

@stmikes_hudson�

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facebook.com/stmikes.hudson�

Administrator: � Rev. Laurence “Ren” M. Tocci

� � x301 ~ frren@stmikes.org� �

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Xaverian Assistant: Rev. Anthony Lalli, S.X.�

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Weekend Assistant: Rev. Adriano Lessa�

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Deacon:� Deacon Jared Auclair �

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Music Director: Donna McIntyre�

donna@stmikes.org�

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Finance & Operations �Helena Siciliano � x304�

Manager:� � helena@stmikes.org�

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Baptisms & Weddings: Pat Conte � x306�

� � pconte@stmikes.org�

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Director of� Paula O’Brien � x309�

Faith Formation: Faithformation@stmikes.org �

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Administrative� � Vina Sousa � x300�

Assistant: �� office@stmikes.org�

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Custodians:� Antonio Gonçalves�

� � Francisco Pinheiro�

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Bread and Wine in Memory of�

Lawrence Leary, Bob Alexander, Carol Radford�

Lights and Candles in Loving Memory of�

Antonio C. Sousa and Deceased Relatives�

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Offertory Collection �

Offertory During Mass: $3761.14�

Online Giving: $3602.00�

Grand Annual�

$48,857.77�

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From the Business Office�

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Weekly Income� � �

Needed �� Income Received �

To Meet Expenses� Week of November 29�

$12,000.00� � $ 9,718.14�

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Saturday� � December 5, 2020 �

4:00pm Vic Rimkus�

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Sunday� � � December 6, 2020� �

8:00am � Antonio V. Cunha �

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10:30am � Lawrence Leary�

� � � Bob Alexander�

� � � Carol Radford�

Monday� � December 7, 2020�

9:00am � � Sandra A. Scanlon �

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Tuesday � � December 8, 2020�

9:00am�� � Catherine Tagliane�

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Wednesday� � December 9 2020�

9:00am � Jose R. Sousa & Deceased Family�

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Friday� � � December 11, 2020�

9:00am�� � Mr. & Mrs Manuel Bairos �

� � � Dinis Bairos�

Saturday� � December 12, 2020 � �

4:00pm�� � Cheryl Guidotti�

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Sunday � � December 13, 2020 �

8:00am�� � Heleder Bairos � �

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10:30am � Francis Walsh and Francis Walsh Jr.�

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If you have requested a Mass intention and would like to

have a family member present the gifts, please see an

Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion before the

start of the Mass. �

**PARISH CENTER HOURS** �

Monday/Tuesday�9:00am�3:00pm�

Thursday/Friday�9:00am�3:00pm�

Readings for the week of December 6, 2020�

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Sunday:� Is 40:1�5, 9�11/Ps 85:9�10, 11�12, 13�14 [8]/2

� � Pt 3:8�14/ Mk 1:1�8 �

Monday:� Is 35:1�10/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11�12, 13�14 [Is

� � 35:4f]/Lk 5:17�26�

Tuesday:� Gn 3:9�15, 20/Ps 98:1, 2�3ab, 3cd�4 [1]/

� � Eph 1:3�6, 11�12/Lk 1:26�38�

Wednesday:� Is 40:25�31/Ps 103:1�2, 3�4, 8 and

� � 10 [1]/Mt 11:28�30�

Thursday:� Is 41:13�20/Ps 145:1 and 9, 10�11, 12�13ab �

� � [8]/Mt 11:11�15�

Friday:� � Is 48:17�19/Ps 1:1�2, 3, 4 and 6 � �

� � [cf. Jn 8:12]/Mt 11:16�19�

Saturday:� Zec 2:14�17 or Rv 11:19a; 12:1�6a, 10ab/Jdt

� � 13:18bcde, 19 [15:9d]/Lk 1:26�38 or Lk 1:39�47�

Next Sunday:� Is 61:1�2a, 10�11/Lk 1:46�48, 49�50, 51�54 [Is

� � 61:10b]/1 Thes 5:16�24/Jn 1:6�8, 19�28�

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Receipts�

�

Poor Box� � � � $28,468.29�

Annual Collection� � � $7,017.00�

Interest� � � � $6.53�

St. Vincent Contributions� � $1,742.15�

Grants� � � � $4,915.00�

Memorials� � � � $800.00�

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Total Receipts:� � � $42,948.32�

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To Those We Serve�

�

Housing� � � � $27,469.95�

Clothing� � � � $115.00�

Gas� � � � � �

Electric� � � � $2,213.91�

Fuel Oil� � � � $1,087.55�

Auto (Including Insurance)� � $465.33�

Telephone / Cable� � � $1,279.68�

Medical� � � � $1,626.77�

Holiday Meals� � � $600.00�

Miscellaneous� � � $415.72�

Administrative Expense� � $152.79�

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Total Disbursements�� � $36,026.70�

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St. Vincent de Paul FY 2020 �

Annual Financial Report �

October 2019 � September 2020�

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A Message From St. Vincent de Paul�

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The St. Vincent de Paul Society will continue to

collect winter hats, socks, mittens and gloves for

those in abuse programs and veterans in need. The

box will be located at the back of the church and in

the lower chapel.�

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Message from: St. Vincent de Paul Society�

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�Dear St. Michael Parishioners�

��

The St. Vincent de Paul Society has been most gen-

erously supported by the St. Michael’s Parish,�

which has enabled us to do the good works you see

on the previous page. The members of The Society

are volunteers and every penny donated goes to the

people of Hudson in need. In addition to the finan-

cial needs we were able to meet, we also made re-

ferrals to our great Hudson Food Pantry for food ,

and to Fresh Start Furniture Bank for household

goods and also to other agencies and services.�

We were all stopped in our tracks in March, due to

Covid19, but the needs of our Friends of Hudson

were still needing to be met. Our work at SVDP

continues to keep helping those Friends. �

��

As we go forward in our work, we once again must

reach out to you for your help. Next weekend, Dec.

12 & 13 is our Annual Collection. We humbly ask

you to contribute what you can, by using the special

envelope in your packets, and by just depositing

directly to our boxes in the Church, or by mailing

your donations to: St. Vincent de Paul, at 20 High

Street, Hudson, 01749�

��

We Thank You! May God continue to bless us all!�

�

�

***Does your company offer matching funds or charitable

contributions? St. Vincent de Paul is a 501 (C3) non�profit that

welcomes them and will provide an EIN tax number upon

request. �

Mensagem de: Sociedade de São Vicente de Paulo�

��

Caros Paroquianos de São Miguel�

��

A Sociedade de São Vicente de Paulo tem sido

generosamente apoiada pela Paróquia de São Miguel,

o que nos permitiu fazer as boas obras que podem vêr

na página anterior. Os membros da Sociedade são

voluntários e cada centavo doado vai para as familias

de Hudson que precisam. Além das necessidades

financeiras que pudemos atender, também fizemos

recomendações para nosso grande Hudson Food

Pantry para alimentos e para o Fresh Start Furniture

Bank para produtos domésticos. Também para outras

agências e serviços.Fomos todos parados no nosso

caminho em março devido ao Covid19, mas as

necessidades dos nossos amigos de Hudson

continuam. O nosso trabalho na SVDP continua a

ajudar estes nossos amigos. �

Para continuar o nosso trabalho, necessitamos mais

uma vez pedir�lhe ajuda. No próximo fim de semana, �

12 e 13 de dezembro é a nossa Coleção Anual.

Pedimos�lhe humildemente que contribue com o que

puder usando o envelope especial nos seus pacotes,

apenas depositando diretamente nas nossas caixas na

Igreja, ou enviando o seu cheque para: St. Vincent de

Paul, 20 High Street, Hudson, 01749�

�

Nós vos agradecemos! Que Deus continue a abençoar�

nos a todos nós!�

��

***Sua empresa oferece fundos de contrapartida ou contribuições

de caridade? São Vicente de Paulo é uma organização sem fins

lucrativos 501 (C3) que os recebe e fornece um número de

imposto EIN mediante solicitação.�

Celebration of Immaculate Conception�

�

On Tuesday December 8, 2020�

Mass will be celebrated at 9:00 am, for Immaculate

Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary �

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D������� 6, 2020�

Full of Grace from the Womb . . .�

� I learned about the Immaculate Conception

from reading the autobiography of the movie�director

and actor John Huston. He was an alcoholic, and at

one point in the book recounted the story of an occa-

sion when he had wanted to quit drinking. He was on

location shooting a movie at the time, and so he made

a deal with the bartender at the hotel bar where he

was staying. He had the bartender swear that, no mat-

ter what, he wouldn’t serve him a drink. Later on,

Huston was desperate for a drink, but the bartender

stuck to his promise. Huston swore that he wanted to

call the deal off, but the barkeep wouldn’t budge. Fi-

nally, Huston made a bet with the guy: he asked what

the Immaculate Conception was. The bartender said it

referred to the virgin birth of Christ; Huston told him,

no: it’s the teaching that the Virgin Mary was con-

ceived without original sin. They would call the local

parish and ask the priest: if the filmmaker was right,

he got his drink; if the bartender was correct, Huston

would stop pestering him.�

�� Huston got his drink.�

�� The doctrine of the Immaculate Conception is

a beautiful truth about Our Lady, and a deep mystery

for us to contemplate as part of our devotion to the

Blessed Mother. But it also reminds us of the frailty

of the human condition, which for the rest of us is

damaged by original sin. John Huston’s own story is a

vivid testimony to this fact. His own human weakness

crippled him, so that he was mastered by the depend-

ency on alcohol that he developed. �

� There is a bruised and tender spot in the soul

of each of us, left over from the wound of original sin

even after we’ve been baptized. We need to be delib-

erate and diligent about shaping our conscience and

growing in holiness, or else we can so easily succumb

to our fragility. We need to be open to God’s grace

that we receive in the sacraments; we need to disci-

pline ourselves to develop a habit of virtue; we need

to lift our eyes to Heaven in prayer and in contempla-

tion of Sacred Scripture. It’s no easy task, and it’s not

something we simply stumble in to. It requires a firm-

ness of purpose along with the assistance of God’s

grace and the prayers of all the saints. Our ultimate

purpose is to become what we’re beckoned to be�

what Mary is by that singular grace of her nature�to

be full of grace.�

� O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us

who have recourse to you.�

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Cheio de graça desde o ventre. . .�

� Eu aprendi sobre a Imaculada Conceição

lendo a autobiografia do diretor de cinema e ator John

Huston. Ele era alcoólico e em certo ponto do livro,

contou a história de uma ocasião em que quis parar de

beber. Ele estava em uma locação gravando um filme

na época, então fez um acordo com o empregado do

bar do hotel onde estava hospedado. Ele fez o

empregado do bar jurar que, não importa o que

acontecesse, ele não serviria uma bebida a ele. Mais

tarde, Huston estava desesperado por uma bebida, mas

o empregado do bar cumpriu sua promessa. Huston

decidiu que queria cancelar o acordo, mas o

empregado não cedeu. Por fim, Huston fez uma aposta

com o empregado e perguntou o que era a Imaculada

Conceição. O empregado do bar disse que se referia

ao nascimento virginal de Cristo; Huston disse a ele,

“não é o ensino de que a Virgem Maria foi concebida

sem pecado original.” Ligaram para a paróquia local e

para perguntar ao padre: se o ator estivesse certo, ele

pegava a sua bebida e se o empregado do bar estivesse

certo, Huston parava de incomodalo.�

� Huston pegou sua bebida.�

� A doutrina da Imaculada Conceição é uma

bela verdade sobre Nossa Senhora e um profundo

mistério para nós contemplarmos como parte de nossa

devoção à Mãe Santíssima. Mas também nos lembra

da fragilidade da condição humana, que para o resto

de nós está prejudicado pelo pecado original. A

própria história de John Huston é um testemunho vivo

desse facto. Sua própria fraqueza humana o paralisou,

de modo que foi dominado pela dependência do álcool

que desenvolveu.�

� Há um ponto dolorido e machucado na alma

de cada um de nós, remanescente da ferida do pecado

original, mesmo depois de termos sido batizados.

Precisamos ser deliberados e diligentes em moldar

nossa consciência e crescer em santidade, ou podemos

facilmente sucumbir à nossa fragilidade. Precisamos

estar abertos à graça de Deus que recebemos nos

sacramentos; precisamos nos disciplinar para

desenvolver o hábito da virtude; precisamos elevar

nossos olhos ao Céu na oração e na contemplação da

Sagrada Escritura. Não é uma tarefa fácil e não é algo

em que simplesmente tropeçamos. Requer firmeza de

propósito, juntamente com a assistência da graça de

Deus e as orações de todos os santos. Nosso propósito

final é nos tornarmos no que somos chamados a ser � o

que Maria é por aquela graça singular de sua natureza

� ser cheia de graça.�

� Ó Maria, concebida sem pecado, rogai por

nós que recorremos a Vós.�

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St. Michael Parish

Contact: Paula O’Brien

978.562.7662 FaithFormation@StMikes.org

Current Hours: Sunday - Thursday

Watch Mass as a Family on our Live Feed link– Sat 4PM, Sun 8 AM & 10:30 AM

https://www.stmikes.org/watch-mass-live

Please pray for all our children and families in our Catholic Christian Community.

May God strengthen our resolve and shelter us in His tireless Mercy.

Grade 6 Discovery Series continues with The Story

of Israel a 6 week series.

Grade 7 Discovery Series continues with

Celebrating the Eucharist a 6 week series.

Grade 8 Next Sessions: Sun. Dec 6 at 9:15 AM and

Tues. Dec 8 at 6:30 PM, Parish Center-Library 2.

Prayer: How and Why do I Pray?

Grade 9 Next Session: Sun. Dec 13 at 4:00PM,

Upper Church.

Grade 10 Next Session: Sun. Dec 13 at 6:00 PM,

Upper Church. We will review and respond to

submitted Confirmation inquiries.

December 2020

Month of the Divine Child Jesus

O Dear sweet Infant Jesus,

I offer You my will, that You strengthen it,

my mind that You inspire it;

my memory that You fill it;

my wishes and desires, that You cleanse them.

I sacrifice to You;

my intentions that You guide them,

all my inner and outer activities,

that You make them sacred.

All I am and all I have is Yours.

Your love for me is my hope and trust.

Hear me and grant that I may never leave you. Amen

O Infant Jesus,

I form the belief that I shall be

granted forgiveness of sins

and place it into the hands

of Your most Holy Mother Mary;

I commend myself to all and

every Holy Mass that is celebrated

this day and all over the globe,

and I offer all this on behalf

of the poor souls of purgatory. Amen

Just a Note

The Cookie Walk Fundraiser and the Children’s

Nativity Pageant will not occur this year due to the

continued pandemic.

Please continue to submit the Grades 1-5 Gospel

Weekly pink assessments sheets as child completes

for “attendance”.

Please understand, it is our only way of gauging

their exposure to and growth in their faith

formation.

Also keep in mind, that each family decides

frequency of completion. Some sit for a lesson every

week! Some do 1 every other week! Some complete a

lesson once a month! Do whatever is good and

acceptable for your family during this time. They are

all cherished and appreciated. Feel free to reach out

to me to discuss any concerns.

Grades 1—5

Keep Christ in Christmas

Student Poster Contest

We will select a 1st Place Winner from each grade (total of 5 winners).

Winners receive a $15 “Five Below” Gift Card and a Metallic Cross Knotted Bracelet.

Winners to be Announced December 9

Fr. Ren and Fr. Souza, in Persona

Christi, celebrated with thirty-four of

our little parishioners in their

Sacrament of First Reconciliation

on November 21. Fr. Ren prepared

the children to “catch their blessing”

and many little hands were ready

and waiting! All families in

attendance were offered an

opportunity for spiritual cleansing and healing

during this reflective moment. Praise Be to God!

Through the generous offering

of Faith Formation families,

Sandy Allan collected almost 30

boxes for children around the

world through

The Samaritan’s Purse:

Operation Christmas Child

Thank you!

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�

Our Lady Thrift Shop�

Our Lady Thrift Shop located at 197 Pleasant Street

in Marlborough has ‘gently used’ clean clothing and

more for the whole family. All proceeds go to local

charities and their African Missions. Store hour:

Tues., Thurs., Sat. 10:00�12:00 & 1:00�3:00pm.

Donations especially children’s clothing always

welcome!�

Parish Council is Available for Comments�

If you have any questions comments, feedback, or sug-

gestions please feel free to contact Father Ren at

frren@stmikes.org. or reach out to our Parish Council

members at parishcouncil@stmikes.org.�

Please indicate in the Subject heading which Council

Member you would be most comfortable addressing, or

which Mass you attend.�

�

Barbara Maglione� � Brian Aucoin�

Marty Richardson � � Noemia Braga�

Greg Michaud� � � Vera Teixera�

Eucharistic Adoration�

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Friday morning after Mass until noon.�

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Suicide Prevention�

Unfortunately suicide is a very real issue in our �

society today. If you or someone you know is

looking for information or help please go to: �

www.nami.org/Learn�More/Mental�Health�

Conditions/Related�Conditions/Risk�of�Suicide.

Where you can find resources and help.�

�

GIVING TREE�

�

Dear Parishioners,�

�

Our Saint Vincent de Paul Giving Tree program,

has been upended due to Covid�19. ��Starting the

weekend of October 24th and running through �

December 5

t,h

�we hope to receive monetary

donations. We will purchase gift cards for those in

need. ��Please consider donating and be sure to

note your donation to SVDP Giving Tree. Please

your donations to St. Vincent de Paul at 20 High

Street Hudson, MA 01749 or place in the

donation boxes in the church.�

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Thank You and God Bless�

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Blue books are available in the Parish Center in the Faith

Formation Room on the ground floor following the Masses

this weekend and through the week.� Please feel free to

take enough for your selves and consider someone who

cannot get to church and pick up one or two for them as

well.� Thank you and stay well through this very different

and difficult time!� PRAY OFTEN!�

2021 Breaking Bread Missals�

�

When Covid19 hit parishes, the guidance from the

Archdiocese of Boston was to remove all Missals

from the pews. That guidance is still being fol-

lowed today. The parish is making available a

limited number of 2021 Breaking Bread Missals

for purchase. The cost of the missal is $10. If

you purchase one you will be able to bring to Mass

with you each week and follow along with the

readings. It is not required that you purchase

one. Please stop by the Parish Center to purchase a

Missal if you would like. They will be available

on a first come first service basis.�

Sign up light candles!

We still need people to light the Advent Candles at the

4:00pm and 8:30am Masses. Add something to your

Advent devotions with this activity! Check the posters in

the front of the church to sign up!

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