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ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE, WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 4:00 PM 24th Anniversary for Ralph Pitoniak requested
by his Daughter, Mary Svedine 5:30 PM 5th Anniversary for Mildred Longchamp
requested by her Daughter, Mary Zubi SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25
8:00 AM Walter Udas and Genevieve Udas requested by their Son, Richard and Family
9:30 AM 1st Anniversary for Ann Maher requested by her Children
11:00 AM 5th Anniversary for Janet O’Connor requested by her Family
12:15 PM 9th Anniversary for Claire T. Murren requested by her Husband and Family
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26
8:00 AM 3rd Anniversary for Jeannine Bellermare requested by Helene
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27
8:00 AM 1st Anniversary for Rene LaMarche requested by Betty Foley
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
8:00 AM Special Intention
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
8:00 AM Helen and Cyril Shea, Sr. requested by their Family
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
8:00 AM Frances Pioggia requested by the Nocturnal Adoration Society
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31—HALLOWEEN 8:00 AM All St. Thomas Parishioners who have died
during the month of October 4:00 PM 32nd Anniversary for Darlene Brach Bottesini
requested by her Family 5:30 PM 3rd Anniversary for Lillian Beaudoin requested
by her Family
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1—ALL SAINTS DAY
8:00 AM Tao Tran requested by his Family 9:30 AM 12th Anniversary for Marion E. Shea requested
by her Husband and Family 11:00 AM 4th Anniversary for John J. Flaherty, Sr.
requested by his Wife and Children 12:15 PM Robert L. Kane requested by Billy O’Neill
Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ian
Shute. Ian and Rebecca Bourque were married on
Saturday, October 17.
40 DAYS FOR LIFE—Through November 1st, you are invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for Life—40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You are also invited to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood at 3550 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. and also to help spread the word about this important community outreach. If you would like more information, especially if you would like to volunteer to help, please contact: Dr. Shea, (413) 739-5339, Tim Biggins, (413) 342-0403 and/or [email protected].
SPAGHETTI DINNER TO BENEFIT THE SISTERS OF ST.
JOSEPH—Knights of Columbus Council 4044, Fairview/Chicopee will hold a benefit Spaghetti Dinner for the Sisters of St. Joseph on Wednesday, October 28, 4:30-7:00 p.m. at the Castle of Knights K of C Council 4044, 1599 Memorial Drive in Chicopee. Donation at the door is $10 with all proceeds going to the Sisters’ Retirement Fund. Join the Knights in helping these good women in their time of need.
This weekend the flowers in front of the altar are
in loving memory of Walter Udas and Genevieve
Udas from their Son, Richard and Family.
15TH ANNUAL VETERAN’S BREAKFAST will be held on Saturday, November 7 at the St. Thomas School gymnasium. The guest speaker will be Major General Leon Scott Rice, the Adjutant General of Massachusetts. The event is being sponsored by the West Springfield Veteran’s Council. Tickets ~ adults $12, children under 12 $6 and under 5 free. Tickets are available at the West Springfield Credit Union, the West Springfield Council on Aging, any council member and Larry Delgrego at 781-7545. The following Veterans will be recognized: Lawrence Delgrego, William Dempsey, Charles Gervickas, Ronald Hakenson, Albert Laboranti, Andrew Plourde, John Schuh, Frederick Shannon, Edward Smart, Peter C. Warren, Jr. and Christian Diluzio. CALLING ALL GRANDPARENTS—The Gathering Grandparents Prayer Group will meet on Tuesday, November 3 at 11 a.m. during Eucharistic Adoration at St. Peter & St. Casimir Church, 22 State Street in Westfield to pray in community for the protection of our grandchildren in the face of present dangers. A Novena of prayer is said to two very powerful prayer intercessors, Sts. Anne and Joachim, the grandparents of Jesus. All are invited to come and join us in praying for our loved ones. Community prayer has great power with Our Lord.
This weekend the flowers in front of the lectern
are in loving memory of Claire T. Murren on her
9th Anniversary from her Husband and Family.
ST. ANN SOCIETY will hold its first meeting of the club year on Sunday, October 25 at 2 p.m. in the Club Room at St. Thomas School. Guests are welcome to join us to learn more about our group. Refreshments will be served. If you have any questions, please call Nancy at 737-8641. OUR BULLETIN IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE—Find the bulletin anytime, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, always in the same place. Parishioners can go to SeekAndFind.com anytime to find an updated copy of the bulletin.
Parish Offertory Gift—October 3 and 4 $12,273
Catholic Mirror—October 2015 $ 2,270
Parish Offertory Gift—October 10 and 11 $ 8,311
Parish Offertory Gift—October 17 and 18 $ 9,102
Mission Sunday—October 17 and 18 $ 2,635
Thank you for your support.
HAITI PLUNGE MISSION—St. Thomas is pleased to have two young men from our parish joining a team of high school youth from Western Mass. that will be sacrificing their February vacation to serve the poorest of the poor in Haiti. Michael Paige and Brendan Stenwick, along with Fr. Matt and Sr. Eunice Tassone, SSJ, will be making a mission journey to the mountain regions of Haiti to continue a long tradition and mission which began well over 30 years ago by the Haiti Plunge, Inc. They are looking to our parish for support to make this a true parish mission. Through your support you will not only be helping Michel and Brendan, but the many people they will serve on this mission. A second collection will be taken this weekend. If you are unable to contribute this weekend and would like to, please drop your donation in an envelope marked "Haiti Plunge" in the collection basket or at the rectory in the next few weeks. Checks can be made payable to "Haiti Plunge." Many thanks for your support to bring the good of our parish to those most in need.
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CATHOLIC SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORSHIP—St. Thomas parishioners, who have students in our parish school and/or at one of our area Catholic high schools, can have St. Thomas sponsor the student. Sponsorship is determined by participating in weekly Mass along with an annual envelope contribution of $750, the prior calendar year. A HISTORY OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK AND BURIAL RITES will be presented by Dr. Joan Kelly on Saturday, November 14 at the Parish Center, St. Mary Parish, 519 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow at 11:00 a.m. This “Topics of Faith” presentation will be followed by a light lunch and fellowship. A ten dollar donation will be appreciated from those who can afford it. Please call the parish office at 567-3124 if you plan to attend. JOB OPENINGS ~ VISITING ANGELS (JOIN AMERICA’S CHOICE IN HOMECARE)—Caring careers available now. Rewarding positions, flexible scheduling based on caregivers availability—weekdays, weekends, evenings, 24/7 shifts, work-life balance, hiring now. Join our compassionate and reliable Visiting Angels team of caregivers! Care services include: assistance in personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, errands and shopping, medication reminders and rewarding companionship. Call today, 413-733-6900, to become a Visiting Angel! Also, check out their website: www.visitingangels.com. LOOKING FOR AN ALTERNATIVE TO HALLOWEEN? Bring your family to our annual All Saint’s Day Party, Saturday, October 31, 7:00-8:30 p.m. at St. Stanislaus School Gym, Front Street, Chicopee. Saints, Bible characters or animal costumes only, please. Join us for games and treats. $1.00 donation per family, plus 1 or more bags of candy (depending on the number of children you bring). To volunteer or ask questions, please call Joe Strain at 788-4342.
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION—CCD classes will be held Sunday, October 25, 9:30-10:30 a.m. for grades K-6 and Monday, October 26, 3:30-
4:30 p.m. for grades 1-6 and 6:30-7:30 p.m. for grades 8 and 10
only. All classes are held in the Parish Center.
MAKE UP CLASS: Wednesday, October 28, 6:30-7:30 p.m. If your child is in grades 7-10 and missed a class this month, he/she is required to make this class up as there are only 12 classes per year and attendance is essential. The last Wednesday of each month has been designated as a “Make-Up Day”. Missed classes are to be made up in the month that the class has been missed.
St. Thomas the Apostle School News Again this year the faculty and staff of St. Thomas are responsible for a meal for the Ecumenical Outreach Program. On the second Wednesday of every month the meal, salad, and
dessert are provided by our faculty. The preschool students had a terrific day at Brown's Harvest Farm last week. They enjoyed a hayride, corn maze, apple cider, and doughnuts after they had picked the perfect pumpkin, of course! The junior high students have sent introductory and/or fall greetings to their homebound "Buddies". The students are paired with one or two homebound parishioners to whom they write approximately seven times during the school year. The students send very creative letters or cards, and the parishioners often send word that they are delighted to receive the correspondences. Our Student Council elections were held this week and we are happy to announce the results:
President: Mia Felix, Vice President: Ethan Rivers, Secretary: Janet Asselin, Treasurer: Ana Accordino
Thank you and congratulations to all who ran for office and to those students who will be class representatives! If you wish to learn more about St. Thomas the Apostle School, please visit us at www.stthomasws.org. Thank you!
ATTENTION ALL PROSPECTIVE FRESHMEN: Saint Mary High School will host an Open House on the 27th of October at 6:00 pm. Students and their families will have an opportunity to learn why an education at St. Mary’s Parish High School is a gift.
St. Mary’s is a Roman Catholic, Preschool through Grade 12
school that strives to develop in all students, academic success,
spiritual growth, character, and integrity. Guided by the Gospel of Jesus Christ and supported by families, we provide a quality
Catholic education where students are challenged to reach their
highest potential and are inspired to embrace a life of service
for God and neighbor.
We have the lowest tuition rate of any regional parochial high school and traditionally 98% of our graduates continue their edu-cation. To learn more about our challenging curriculum, new AP Courses and sports programs, please join us at the Open House. Through a lottery, ten $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to one student per school represented. You must be present to win. Come see why St. Mary High School students continue to ‘Light the Way to the Future’. Call Kim Jaszek @ 413 568 5692 or visit www.stmsaints.org for more information.
Also, we are accepting upperclassmen who may not be satisfied with their current choice of high school programs. Need-based financial aid is available.
‘No one lights a candle and places it in hiding, nor under a bush-
el basket, but under a lampstand, so that those who enter may see
the light.’ Luke 11:33
OCTOBER 25, 2015
PLEASE NOTE—Monday, November 2 is all Souls Day. Use the special All Souls envelope to list the names of the loved ones you want remembered at Mass during November and drop in the collection basket anytime during October. Their names will be placed on the altar. Also, a special Mass will be offered on Monday, November 2, 7 p.m. for all those who have died from our parish November 2, 2014 – November 1, 2015. May the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS THE
FOLLOWING PARISHIONERS WHO HAVE DIED SINCE NOVEMBER 2, 2014: Emily T. Kulha, Patricia C. Goyette,
Claire H. Goldsmith, George A. DuBois, Edward D. Croken, Annette Bedard, Margaret T. Daly, Mary A. Hoynoski, Richard F.
Bedard, Charlotte Daubitz, Michael J. Weinle, Dorothy Barton,
Robert L. Stevenson, Marilyn L. Vallee, Aldo Altobelli, Thomas F.
Mahoney, Paul Fox, Geraldine E. Goodwin, Louise C. Bonfitto,
Virginia Kallock, Roy E. Miller, Ruth Lynch, Jane M. O’Brien,
Robert R. Bonfitto, Antoinette Veneroni, Janet E. Picard, John J. Foley, Helen J. Brooks, James J. Hanly, William J. Kasip, Jeffrey
C. Felix, Margaret M. Taylor, Carol Sullivan, Anita Christiansen,
Bernard C. Larsen, Rose M. Pacitti, Irene J. Gutowski, Paul M.
Moras, Myron Chaderjian, Richard H. Dasso, Peter Muto, Aline
Muto, Patricia Brodeur, Ryan P. Stewart, Kathleen Stephens,
Arthur A. Ross, Walter E. DePretto, Edward J. Shea, Delores M. Doe, Frances McClure, Mark Wilson, Philip J. Deveno, Kathleen
L. Butler, Marguerite Martin, Marion R. Iovine, Thaddeus S. Saj,
Roland A. Miller, Loring M. Caney, Bernard Bushior, James
Bost, Jr., John Burns, Helen Gnyla, Verna E. Plante, Raymond A.
Piquette, Sr., Helen Rainville, Matthew A. Leduc, Suzanne M.
Willett, Norbert A. Neffinger, Jean Murray, Timothy M. Dowd, Alma Wagner
ST. ANNE PARISH SPIRITUAL LIFE COMMISSION will be sponsoring a trip to The Shrine of LaSalette on Saturday, December 5, 2015. The bus will leave the St. Ann parking lot (30 College Street, Chicopee) at 12:30 p.m., having lunch at Wright’s Chicken Farm around 2 p.m. Bus will arrive at LaSalette around 4 p.m. You will have plenty of time to shop. The Christmas lights go on at 5 p.m. The bus will depart LaSalette around 7 p.m. and should arrive back at St. Anne parking lot around 9 p.m. Cost of the trip is $68.30. If you are interested or have any questions, please contact Natalie Villani at 593-3529 after 5 p.m. Space is limited, so first come, first served. Thank you.
ROSARY ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON—The rosary will be prayed every Wednesday at 2:15 p.m. in the Parish Center chapel. The three mysteries will be prayed – but come for one, two or all three. All are welcome!
RETREAT THEME: INTO THE HEART OF MERCY—Join Holy Family and the Catholic community around the world as we celebrate the Year of Mercy as courageously proclaimed by Pope Francis. This retreat will examine the Seven Spiritual Works of Mercy and explore ways of cultivating mercy amid life’s inevitable challenges, identifying practical ways of integrating mercy into our daily lives. The retreat includes: home-cooked meals, inspirational liturgies, uplifting music, free time, and workshops. The retreat begins with dinner at 6:00 p.m. on Friday evening and concludes with Sunday brunch at noon. Go to www.holyfamilyretreat.org or call Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center, West Hartford, CT at 860-760-9705 for more information. Retreat brochures are available in the back of the church. Men’s Retreat Date: November 6-8
FALL! FOLIAGE! FRENCH MEAT PIES!—Yes, it’s that time of year to place your order for those delicious “homemade” French meat pies. Made right here at St. John the Baptist Pastoral Center, located at 201 Hubbard Street in Ludlow. The individual-size pies are only $3.50 each. Order plenty for yourself, family members and friends, or freeze them for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Who wouldn’t want to receive a dozen or so as a holiday gift? To place your order now, please call the Rectory, 547-0239, Monday—Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. When ordering, please give your name, phone number, date of pick up, how many pies and approximate time (if it is a large order) you are planning to collect your pies. Pick-up times at the center are: 11:30—5:00 p.m. on the following days:
October 26-30 and November 2-6. Orders are taken and filled on a first come first serve basis while supplies last. Thank you for your continued support.
PASTA SUPPER—Join us for a delicious and fun evening to benefit the Children and Families of the Ronald McDonald House of Springfield, Mass. on Wednesday, October 28, 4-7 p.m. at The Firehouse Restaurant, 1305 Memorial Avenue, West Springfield. Pasta supper, salad, beverage and dessert is professionally prepared by Springfield College Catering/Aramark. Cost is $10 for adults, $5 children. Call the House, 794-5683, for tickets or stop by, 34 Chapin Terrace, Springfield.
Thank you for supporting “The House That Love Built”
H.O.P.E.—Helping other people empathize! H.O.P.E. Cancer Support is a new peer support group forming for cancer survivors AND cancer caregivers (alternating weeks). Call for schedule. The group will meet at the Center for Human Development Office at 332 Birnie Avenue in Springfield, conveniently located directly across the street from D’Amours Center for Cancer Care! The group will meet on Wednesdays, 2:00-3:30 p.m. weekly. Please call peer facilitator, Laurie Rancitelli, at (413) 204-3605 to pre-register or for more details.
ST. ANN SOCIETY has a convenient and interesting way for you to make your gift purchases for showers, birthdays, and of course, Christmas is just around the corner. We have the “Taste of the Valley” coupon books now available-new and enhanced for 2016. More than 35 new locations and even coupons to Big Y. Cost is $25 and check can be made payable to St. Ann Society. To obtain these, please call Nancy at 737-8641 or Donna at 732-6520. We will also be outside of St. Thomas the weekend of October 31 and November 1. Hope to hear from you and support our cause. Thank you. ANNUAL HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR at St. Catherine of Siena Parish Center, 1023 Parker Street in Springfield on Saturday, November 7, 2015, 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m. Free admission, hand made crafts, baked goods, raffles and Chinese auction, kids toy straw booth, seating area with full luncheon.
ST. NICK’S CHRISTMAS BAZAAR will be held on Saturday, November 7, 2015 from 9:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m. in the St. John the Baptist Pastoral Center located at 201 Hubbard Street in Ludlow. Thirty vendors will sell a variety of home accessories, artisan jewelry, handcrafted holiday décor, tempting specialty bread, chocolate and honey products along with other one of a kind gifts. Free attendance raffle, vendor raffles and lottery ticket raffle. Admission and parking are free. A light lunch will also be available for purchase.
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