A Community of Ministries, July 24, 2016...A Community of Ministries, July 24, 2016 St. George Catholic Church 40 Brattle Street Worcester, MA 01606 Parish Office: 508-853-0183 . Office

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Saint George Church - Worcester & Holden

July 24, 2016: 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Parish Mission StatementParish Mission StatementParish Mission StatementParish Mission Statement

We, the parish community of St George, celebrate the welcoming presence of Christ in our lives. Together with the universal Church, we are nourished and sustained through the Mystery of the Holy Eucharist, and we are inspired by the proclamation of the Word, guided by the Holy Spirit. We continually seek to grow in a deeper understanding of our faith, to respect the sanctity of human life, and respond to what Jesus asks of us in our time by sharing our gifts and partici-pating in parish activities and outreach to others.

A Community of Ministries, July 24, 2016

St. George Catholic Church

40 Brattle Street Worcester, MA 01606 Parish Office: 508-853-0183 www.saintgeo.com. Office Hours: Monday & Wednesday 9:00AM to 5:00PM Tuesday & Thursday 9:00AM to 4:00PM Parish Staff: It is our privilege to serve you Rev. Edward D. Niccolls Pastor Ext. 12 Rev. Charles P.O. Omolo, Associate Pastor Ext.24 Norbert H. Archibald, Deacon Annie Doyle, Pastoral Outreach [email protected] Ext. 11

Joan Koppenal, Parish Secretary [email protected] Ext.10 Fax 508-854-0864

For information regarding Pastoral Care of the Sick, Marriage Preparation, Confirma-tion, and Ministry Involvement, we invite you to call the Parish Office. Baptism Information: Please contact the Parish Office at 508-853-0183 or email: [email protected] Eucharist Celebrated: Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 AM Monday through Thursday at 8:00 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:00 to 3:30 PM and by appoint-ment

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Before Mass talk to God... During Mass let God talk to you… After Mass talk about God to everyone...

Welcome to all family & friends who are worshiping here with us today

Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass Intentions

Saturday, July 23: Vigil 4:00 PM Memorial for Raymond & Helen Hurley by family Sunday, July 24: 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM Memorial for Barbara Bullard by her husband Ron Bullard 9:00 AM Memorial for Brian Moore by the Lobo family 11:00 AM Memorial for Alice & Joseph Sousa by Bob & Fran Pike 1:00 PM Sacrament of Baptism Monday, July 25 : St. James, Apostle 8:00 AM Memorial for Mary Duca by Russell & Grace Henderson Tuesday, July 26: Sts. Joachim and Anne 8:00 AM For the Community of St. George Wednesday, July 27: 8:00 AM For those who serve our country & their families Thursday, July 28: 8:00 AM In memory of Helen & Anna Stanton Friday, July 29: St. Martha 8:00 AM For the sick of the parish Saturday, July 30: Vigil 4:00 PM Memorial for Gary & Raymond Bousquet by family Sunday, July 31: 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM For the Community of St. George 9:00 AM Memorial Marian D’Sa by family 11:00 AM 11th Anniversary for Patrick McGovern by family 12:30 PM Sacrament of Baptism

Altar Ministries We are thankful to the Altar Servers and Ministers of Holy Communion from TEAM A who will serve at our Masses next weekend.

Parish Calendar Parish Calendar Parish Calendar Parish Calendar

Saturday, July 23: 8:00 PM AA Hall Sunday, July 24: 8:00 AM Coffee Shop Hall 9:00 AM Children’s Liturgy St. George Rm 9:00 AM Toddler Liturgy Confr Rm Monday, July 25: 5:30 PM Yoga Hall Tuesday, July 26: 10:30 AM Prayer Shawl Ministry Hall 6:00 PM Weight Loss Group Center Wednesday, July 27: 7:00 PM Faith Sharing Group Confr Rm Thursday, July 28: 6:30 PM Family Prayer Church 7:00 PM Teen Faith Sharing Group Confr Rm Friday, July 29: 10:00 AM Faith Sharing Group Confr Rm Saturday, July 30: 8:00 PM AA Hall Sunday, July 31: 8:00 AM Coffee Shop Hall 9:00 AM Children’s Liturgy St. George Rm 9:00 AM Toddler Liturgy Confr Rm

Attention Parents of Young Children The Church building is open to all. We ask that parents of young children to please accompany them at all times. Thank you.

Bulletin Deadlines

Weekend of Due to parish August 7 Wednesday, July 27 August 14 Wednesday, August 3 August 21 Wednesday, August 10 Items must be submitted by 5:00 PM on the due date. Email items to [email protected], or fax to the Rectory.

Scripture for the week of July 24, 2016

24 SUN Gn 18:20-32/Col 2:12-14/Lk 11:1-13 25 Mon 2 Cor 4:7-15/Mt 20:20-28 26 Tue Jer 14:17-22/Mt 13:36-43 27 Wed Jer 15:10, 16-21/Mt 13:44-46 28 Thu Jer 18:1-6/Mt 13:47-53 29 Fri Jer 26:1-9/Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42 30 Sat Jer 26:11-16, 24/Mt 14:1-12 31 SUN Eccl 1:2; 2:21-23/Col 3:1-5, 9-11/Lk 12:13-21

School Supplies Needed for Catholic Charities

Catholic Charities has asked us to collect school supplies for children in need. Crayons, paper, children’s

scissors, notebooks, rulers, back packs, pencils and other items are needed. A box will be in the Out-reach Collection area until Sunday, August 7.

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From Your PastorFrom Your PastorFrom Your PastorFrom Your Pastor

Fr. Niccolls Fr. Niccolls Fr. Niccolls Fr. Niccolls

Weekend of July 17, 2016

Total Weekly Ordinary: $7,337.50

Thank you for your support!

Coffee Shop CaptainCoffee Shop CaptainCoffee Shop CaptainCoffee Shop Captain

July 31, 2016

Robert Gray: 508-755-1268

All men are invited to join the Men’s Club...be part of a Coffee Shop Team to serve every 9 weeks. Contact Jim Sanford at 508-852-0293.

Consider hosting a gathering of “neighbors” in your home

Our pastor Fr. Niccolls would like to get to know the friends and neighbors of our parish. Since his arrival here two years ago, father has vis-ited the homes of many of our parishioners. The gath-erings help to give father the opportunity to meet, greet, and share the news of what’s happening here at the parish. The host or hostess usually invites a few “neighbors” for a gathering which typically lasts about an hour. The “neighbors” might be a group of folks on your street or simply a group of friends, acquaintances, co-workers or parishioners. (We are happy to help you with ideas, addresses, or invitations). Simple refresh-ments might be served. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual. Please contact Fr. Niccolls at the Parish Office or af-ter Mass if you are interested in setting up a date and time for a visit.

For more information or assistance in planning please contact Annie Doyle Ex.11.

Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for July

During the month of July, Pope Francis has asked that indigenous peoples, whose identity and very ex-istence are threatened, will be shown due respect. The Holy Father has also asked that the Church in Latin America and the Caribbean, by means of her mission to the continent may announce the Gospel with renewed vigor and enthusiasm.

Parish Organist Saint George's Parish is seeking to fill the position of Parish Organist to accompany our well-established, vibrant music ministry. Prospective candidates should be accomplished musicians and liturgists who are able to accompany a choir and/or a congregation mu-sically and vocally at Masses. Weekend/Christmas/Easter Triduum/Holy Days of Obligation availability and flexibility is a must. Please email your resume to the parish Music Direc-tor, Bill White: [email protected] .

Recently, we held our first Vacation Bible Camp which has taken place here in this parish in quite a few years. We had sixteen of our young parishioners who took part in it and enjoyed it very much. I am very grateful to Aaron & Karen Fuller and all the adult and youth volunteers who helped them to make this Vacation Bible Camp such a great learning and fun experience for our young parishioners and their fami-lies. We have already reserved the dates of July 10 - 14, 2017 for next year's Vacation Bible Camp so that even more of our families can take advantage of this program and mark it in their calendars now.

Talk on Pope Francis The Joy of Love by Dr. Klofft At Immaculate Conception

Dr. Christopher Klofft, Professor at Assumption Col-lege and parishioner of Immaculate Conception Par-ish, will be giving a talk on the recent Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation by Pope Francis call Amoris Laetitia (The Joy of Love). The talk will take place at Immaculate Conception Parish, located at 353 Grove Street in Worcester, in the Church Basement on Mon-day, July 25 at 6:30 PM. All are invited to attend as Dr. Klofft discusses and opens up this beautiful docu-ment written by Pope Francis on the topic of the fam-ily. Feel free to also invite others outside the parish for this one-time presentation. The cost is free. Refreshments and snacks will be served.

Prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola

Dear Lord, Teach me to be generous. Teach me to serve you as you deserve; To give and not to count the cost; To fight and not to heed the wounds; To Labor and not to ask for reward, Saving that I am doing your will.

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Religious Education Religious Education Religious Education Religious Education

“Growing Together in Faith”

Sarah Kelly, Administrator - 508-852-1784 Email : [email protected]

Family Registration For Next Year

Registration forms, an information and guideline sheet and the calendar of dates for next year are available in the church hall and on our parish web-site. Please note the following changes: • A weekly 6th grade option is now available Mon-

day or Tuesday. • The Grade 6-9 and the Confirmation Attendance

Policy has been updated. • There is an increase in the registration fee after August 1. • Completed Registration Forms with fees are ac-

cepted at the Religious Education Office. A mail slot has been installed for this purpose.

Grades 1-5 Sarah Kelly- Coordinator

I want to thank all of the students, & families for a wonderful year. I also want to thank our teachers for their dedication. We look forward to another great year starting in September.

No Vacation

The carefree days of summer may be here for some, but for too many children and their families in our community there are no vacation plans, only the hope of not becoming homeless. We can all help make this hope a reality by using Hope for Housing "Caring Cards" when we shop this summer and we can use them at no added cost to us. Please make a decision to come prepared to purchase Caring Cards for checks or cash this summer and by doing so help assure that as many children as possible will be able to return to the schools, teachers and classmates they have come to know when fall returns. As Pope Francis reminds us ... "we must do good to those who cannot repay us." May we all be blessed with a safe summer.

Religious Education Grades 6-9

Kevin Browne, Junior High Coordinator 508-450-2512

E-mail: [email protected]

Registration forms are still available for the 2016-2017 school year in the church hall and on parish web-site. Junior High classes meet two Sundays a month from 6:00-7:30pm.

The class schedule and updated attendance policy can be found on the registration form.

∗ Please note that the cost of registration in-creases after August 1st, so please make sure to submit registrations and payment by August 1st.

∗ We are still looking for new and returning teachers to help with classes, so please con-tact Kevin Browne if you are interested.

∗ Or if you are interested in helping, but can’t commit to leading a class, we are also look-ing for help with activities, snacks, etc.

Looking forward to a great year!

Technology Committee News

We have inventoried the parish technology and found and updated many items that have already been put to good use. We have also

completed research and have begun the task of cre-ating a new parish webpage. At this time, we would like you to consider what you find most valuable in a webpage. Beginning next Sunday, July 31, an in-pew survey will be available for your input. Think about what you might enjoy and benefit from on our new site so that it serves all parishioners' needs. We are indebted to Ruth Viens for her tireless efforts in shep-herding our parish website for nearly 20 years. Website questions and comments may be sent to [email protected].

SAT Prep Course

James Kelly (Leominster H.S. Math Teacher & St. George Parishioner) and Michael Hughes (St. John’s H.S. Theology Teacher) will be running an SAT Prep Course for high school students at St. George’s. The course will consist of 6 classes for 30 hours of class time and run from 8/13-8/23. St. George parishioners will receive a $100 discount and reduced rates are available for low income families. Contact James Kelly (978-660-8624) or visit www.KellyandHughesSAT.com for more information.”

This Week…This Week…This Week…This Week… Pray for those facing serious illness, that they may be comforted by God’s love through the support of fam-ily, friends, and the local community.

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Why not dedicate the first hour of your families' work week to God?

Going Away for the Summer ? Sign Up for Online Giving

Follow these three easy step… 1. Visit your parish website at www.saintgeo.com 2. Click on the Online Giving link at the top/middle of the homepage. 3. Complete the registration form…

It’s that simple!! Many thanks! Your support helps our parish to grow more vibrant every day.

Eucharist and Prayers for the SickEucharist and Prayers for the SickEucharist and Prayers for the SickEucharist and Prayers for the Sick Please: Call to let us know if a family member or neighbor is hospitalized, homebound or ill. We can arrange to visit and bring Eucharist. Remember that due to HIPAA regulations, unless you allow the hospi-tal or health care institution to release information and list St. George’s as your religious affiliation, we are not told that you are a patient. We call the area hos-pitals each week to see if any of our parishioners are hospitalized. Thank you for your understanding in this matter.

This Weekend’s Stewardship Thought This Weekend’s Stewardship Thought This Weekend’s Stewardship Thought This Weekend’s Stewardship Thought

Jesus is describing God’s immeasurable generosity when He says in today’s Gospel, “Whoever asks, receives; whoever seeks, finds; whoever knocks, is admitted.” But it should be the description of us as Christian stewards-those seeking to follow Christ by using our gifts in service to others.

Year of Mercy Local Pilgrimage On Friday, August 19 , Bishop McManus will lead a pilgrimage to the Divine Mercy Shrine in Stockbridge, MA. The diocesan bus will leave Immaculate Concep-tion Church, 353 Grove St., Worcester at 8:15 am and will return at approximately 6:30 pm. The Bishop will say Mass in the Shrine church at 11:00 am. We will say the chaplet of Divine Mercy and confessions will be available. Pilgrims are welcome to provide their own transportation and meet us there. Parishes are also welcome to sponsor their own busses and join us at the Shrine. Pilgrims should bring their own picnic lunches as there are no cafeterias onsite. Seats on the diocesan busses are $10. If you would like to make a reservation please visit worcesterdiocese.org/year-of-mercy for a reservation form or contact Julie Schroeder at [email protected] or call 508-929-4345.

Baptism Preparation

Welcome! The next Baptism Prepara-tion sessions will be held later this sum-mer. Please contact Annie Doyle at 508-853-0183 or [email protected] for application forms or additional infor-mation. All are welcome! No matter what the age of a child, we are happy to welcome everyone to this sacra-ment of initiation into our Catholic faith. Pope Francis says: “Every child who is born is a gift of joy and of hope, and every child who is baptized is a miracle of the faith and a feast for the family of God.”

17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Kids naturally want to do things for themselves and so will often ask mom or dad to “show me how” to do things, from tying their shoes to driving a car. We teach kids how to play games, how to read, how to ride a bike and how to clean their room. But the best teaching does not come by way of explanation, but by example. Kids mimic what they see and hear their parents do. And they learn those lessons so well. Ever hear a three-year-old use some interesting lan-guage? Some lessons are taught, and others are caught! There are many ways that we teach. We mentor, in-struct, direct, demonstrate, explain and assist. But when it comes to faith, the most important of all is witness. The best lessons we teach are the ones that we practice as we preach! Good example is the most powerful tool. If I want my children to be truthful, I cannot lie, even little ‘white lies.’ If I want them to be honest, I cannot cheat. If I want them to be holy, I must have my own relationship with the Lord and be genuine in my beliefs. I have to pray, receive the sac-raments and participate in my parish. We teach kids to do so many things so well; let’s include our faith. Make your life the best answer to the unspoken re-quest: Show me! ~James Gaffney, © 2010 Karides Lic. to St. George Publishing [email protected]

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A Community of Ministries

Parish OutreachParish OutreachParish OutreachParish Outreach Annie Doyle - 508-853-0183 x11 Office hours Mon-Tue-Wed 9-5

[email protected]

Perpetual Eucharistic AdorationPerpetual Eucharistic AdorationPerpetual Eucharistic AdorationPerpetual Eucharistic Adoration The Adorers of the Perpetual Adoration Chapel wish to thank Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament for these favors:

1. Thanks for the gift of sharing. 2. Thank you for the safe trip and good health.

PLEASE CONTINUE TO PRAY

Please continue to pray for our parish outreach ef-forts and all those we serve. There is so much suf-fering that only prayer can heal. Your prayers are helping miracles to happen every day! Please con-tinue to pray many little prayers as often as possi-ble.

MUSTARD SEED MEALS

Many thanks to all who assisted with an extra Mus-tard Seed Meal last Wednesday. We will be doing three meals this month.

When colleges close for the summer there are less groups to provide meals so we are lending a hand. We have been very blessed by a generous donor who assisted us.

Our Confirmation Candidates donated cole slaw and helped to serve the meal. Each candidate is also asking guests and fellow volunteers for “advice” on life. We are all learning a lot from this experience!

Our next meal is Tuesday July 26 (was previously posted incorrectly). Needs are posted at each church exit. Thank you in advance for your continu-ing generosity.

PINE RIDGE INDIAN RESERVATION

As some of you know, Michael Welch, recently re-tired headmaster of St. John’s High School will be leaving soon to serve the Oglala Lakota people of South Dakota. He and his wife have asked for our assistance to mail a shipment of much needed school books. The books have been shipped. The cost is $823.00.

So we come to you, once again , and ask you to consider doing what you can to help in this worth-while effort.

Checks can be made out to St. George Parish with a notation that this is for the “Indian Reservation”. Donations can be placed in the collection basket, mailed to the Parish Office or given to a member of the parish staff after Mass. Many Thanks!

THE FAMILY CONNECTION

For Those Alienated from Family...Lord, bless those who experience rejection or misunderstanding in their family settings. Protect and guide young people who seek the love and respect of family through gang membership. Console the elderly or infirm who are unable to make overtures toward family or community for themselves. Enlighten those who are alienated from family, those for whom the words “I’m sorry” or “I forgive you” might rebuild a bridge to relationship. Comfort the forgotten, the neglected, the abused, and those who have run away or feel they must hide from family. Embrace all persons, wherever they are, who yearn for the warmth of a hug, an affirming smile, a forgiving word, or simply a place to belong.

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Consider Joining Our Community of MinistriesConsider Joining Our Community of MinistriesConsider Joining Our Community of MinistriesConsider Joining Our Community of Ministries Call or e-mail the Parish Office today to check out the

many possibilities. We have something for everyone!

Sounds of MusicSounds of MusicSounds of MusicSounds of Music

Save the Date: November 5, 2016 Dinner and Silent Auction Wachusett Country Club

Join us to celebrate our community & help raise funds to-wards new organ and updates for its location.

Our Parish Vision: To welcomewelcomewelcomewelcome all, build connectconnectconnectconnections to Christ

and one another, and live our faith live our faith live our faith live our faith as true disciples of Jesus.

Our new parish vision statement is an invitation to all parishioners, youth and adults, to continue to build a deeper personal connection to Christ and to the parish community through experience with multi-ple ministries. Come join a ministry!

If you are wondering what God has called you to do with your life, join a ministry in the parish. Together we can be joy filled examples of what it means to live a Catholic life. Thanks to all who worked on forming this statement.

Kevin Cusack, Youth Ministry

Mercy Message

“We have received freely and so we must give freely. We are called to serve Christ the Crucified through every marginalized person. We touch the flesh of Christ in he who is outcast, hungry, thirsty, naked, imprisoned, ill, unemployed, persecuted, in search of refuge. That is where we find our God, that is where we touch the Lord. Jesus himself told us, explaining the protocol for which we will all be judged: “whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me” (Matthew 25:40). (Pope Francis- The Name of God is Mercy)

REFLECTION: How do I feel when I see a person who is poorly dressed, showing the effects of alcohol or drugs, is homeless and hungry? Am I judgmental? Do I walk past the person thinking or saying: “it’s not my problem”. Christ Himself invites each of us to show care and compassion for those we meet each day. Let us treat others in the same way we want to be treated. Let us be open to see the face of Christ in each of our brothers and sisters.

Join our Community of Ministries All are invited!

Help is needed to pray, listen, teach, share faith, guide, serve, host, welcome and support others.

Help is also needed to bake, cook, decorate, weed, garden, knit, sew, drive, repair, paint, file, type and much more! Contact Annie Doyle at 508-450-4134 or [email protected].

Parish Calendar- Attention Ministry Leaders

The new parish calendar becomes effective Septem-ber 1st. Thank you to all Ministries for submitting your calendar schedules. They are now being entered into our parish calendar.

“May the God of endurance and encouragement grant you to think in harmony* with one another, in keeping with Christ Jesus, that with one accord you may with one voice glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Welcome one another, then, as Christ welcomed you, for the glory of God.” Romans

Many thanks to the Mary Gardeners. Our bulletin cover is graced by their good work.

Men’s Club Thank You

The St. George Men’s Club would like to thank the following persons who volunteered to help with Coffee Shop on June 19th. Hemant Ajbani, Dave Allen, Alan Derry, Russ Dube, Al Pirani, Jim Sanford, Melba San-ford, Don Viens and Steve Warner. There will be two more Sunday, August 21st and October 23rd, 2016 when volunteers will be needed. If interested contact Don Viens at 508-294-2097 after 6:00 pm weekdays.

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