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PARISH OFFICES ARE LOCATED AT:

St. Brigid Parish 59 Main Street, Millbury, MA 01527 Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM

(508) 865-6624 • Fax: (508) 865-3101

Assumption Parish Phone: (508) 865-2657

St. Vincent de Paul: (774) 262-5506

www.assumptionmillbury.org www.stbrigidparish.org

Check our websites for individual email addresses.

PASTORAL & ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Fr. Dan Mulcahy, Pastor

Deacon Ron Buron, K.H.S., Permanent Deacon

Facilities Manager

Sister Jeanne Richard, S.A.S.V., Pastoral Care Ministry

Claudette Belair, Music Director

Greg Bernard, Faith Formation (Gr. K-12)

Family Ministry

Kathy Buron, Safe Environment Coordinator

Donna Gazaille, Administrative Assistant

Ronald Marlborough, Maintenance Director

Carol Trainque, RCIA Director Liturgical Coordinator

SACRAMENTS OF THE CHURCH

Reconciliation/Confession

Saturdays 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM or anytime upon request.

Baptism

Baptism Gatherings, to prepare families for the sacrament of Baptism, are held 4 times a year.

Baptisms are held each month. For more information, or to make arrangements, please call the parish offices at (508) 865-6624.

Marriage

Please call the rectory at least one year in advance.

Anointing of the Sick and Communion Calls

Please call the rectory when a parishioner is confined at home, is in the hospital, or placed in a

nursing home or hospice. Holy Communion is brought weekly to all shut-ins.

MASS TIMES

Assumption Church 12 Waters Street

Mon. & Thurs.: 9:00 AM Tues. & Wed.: 7:00 AM

Sun.: 9:00 AM

St. Brigid Church 59 Main Street

Sat.: 4:00 PM Sun.: 7:00 AM & 11:00 AM

Members of the staff may be contacted by calling the Parish Offices at (508) 865-6624. The offices are open Monday through Thursday from 8:30 AM until 3:00 PM. If the offices are closed, feel free to leave a voicemail and we will get back to you as soon as we are able.

THE CATHOLIC PARISHES OF MILLBURY ST. BRIGID OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION

Mr. John Hoogasian, PhD Assumption School 17 Grove St. Millbury, MA 01527 (508) 865-5404 (voice) (508) 581-8974 (fax) john.hoogasian@assumption-cs.org www.assumption-cs.org

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Sat., October 15

4:00 PM Walter and Sophie Strenck

By: Their Daughter and Family

Sun., October 16

7:00 AM The People of the Catholic Parishes of Millbury

9:00 AM Joseph Noonan (18th Anniversary)

By: The Family 11:00 AM Mary Mrozinski By: Her husband, Victor

Mon., October 17

9:00 AM Robert LeBlanc, Sr. By: The Family

Tues., October 18

7:00 AM Oscar Arrell and Family Joseph Koscusko, Franklin Gillespie, and Lucielle St. Martin By: Lucienne Gillespie

Wed., October 19

7:00 AM Barbara Doherty By: The Family

Thurs., October 20

9:00 AM Joan Powers By: David Wright

Sat., October 22

4:00 PM Brian Foley

By: Fr. Dan

Sun., October 23

7:00 AM Statia Roach (13th Anniversary)

By: Her Children 9:00 AM George D’Auteuil, Sr. (A Birthday Remembrance)

By: Pauline and Family 11:00 AM Walter Paille By: His Wife, Lovita

(Our apologies for any errors or misspelled names.)

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 15 & 16, 2016

Saturday, October 22, 4:00 PM at St. Brigid

L: J. Palmisano AS: T. Yaz, J. Prue

EM: K. Anderson, M. Bourdeau, P. Michalak, L. Magnuson

Sunday, October 23, 7:00 AM at St. Brigid

L: J. Mazeika AS: J. Mazeika, C. Belsito

EM: W. & M. Blunt

Sunday, October 23, 9:00 AM at Assumption

L: C. Brady AS: S. & J. Ikeda

EM: L. Flagg, B. & L. Pease, M. Sprino

Sunday, October 23, 11:00 AM at St. Brigid

L: J. Piselli AS: D. & C. Piselli

EM: C. Mignini, M. Piscitelli

Scripture for the week of October 16, 2016

16 SUN Ex 17:8-13/2 Tm 3:14-4:2/Lk 18:1-8

17 Mon Eph 2:1-10/Lk 12:13-21

18 Tue 2 Tm 4:10-17b/Lk 10:1-9

19 Wed Eph 3:2-12/Lk 12:39-48

20 Thu Eph 3:14-21/Lk 12:49-53

21 Fri Eph 4:1-6/Lk 12:54-59

22 Sat Eph 4:7-16/Lk 13:1-9

23 SUN Sir 35:12-14, 16-18/2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18/Lk

18:9-14

Thank You From Visitation House

Dear Fr. Dan Mulcahy, Thank you so much for your generous support of the life-saving ministry of Visitation House. Your donation through the Baby Bottle Drive helps us to provide a stable living environment as well as material, emotional, and spiritual support for vulnerable women and their adorable babies.

May God bless you for your generosity, Eve Lindquist

Executive Director Donation: $3,852.20 Your support is greatly appreciated!

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October 15 & 16, 2016

In Remembrance:

Remember in Prayer this Week:

Those who serve in our Military:

Jimmy Dixon Patrick Hafferty ...Nicole Leonard Brandon Perkins Marc Winchester

Reminder: Forms are available at each parish to add names to the Prayer List or call the rectory at 508-865-6624 with your

request. Names will be removed on a monthly basis.

REMEMBRANCE SECTION

SANCTUARY CANDLES BURN THIS WEEK:

Our Lady of the Assumption Candle

For Peace In the World

St Brigid Candles

In loving memory of

John & Margaret O’Malley

Requested by their family

In loving memory of

Shirley Beaucage As a birthday remembrance

Requested by her children

In loving memory of

Jeannette Gagliardi As a birthday remembrance

Requested by Janis Corey

John & Julia Anger Kevin Lemoine

Lee Aubin Rita Lemoine

Jeanne Augustine June Ann Leonard

Larry F. Army Lorraine Letendre

Arthur G. Boucher Mark Lizotte

Natalie Bourdeau William and Irene Louis

Patricia Bourdeau Ralph & Helen Ludvigson

Sylvio E. Bourdeau Marilyn McLeod

Susan M. Bozzi Leo & Jane Metivier

Frank Cammuso, Jr. Kenneth Michalak

Philip Chabot, Sr. Mary B. Mrozinski

Donna “Gain” Cournoyer Joseph Noonan

Gerald & Peggy Croteau Albert Nikosey

George A. D'Auteuil, Jr. John P. O’Malley

George A. D’Auteuil, Sr. Janet Parsekian

Raymond DeRouin Anne Rita Pierce

Armand Desorcy Elaine Roy

Joseph Dunn Darlene Russell

Timothy P. Eckland Dorothy Russell

Lois M. Fisher Marshall Russell

William Gain, Jr. William Russell

Bernice Gaudere Pauline Smith

Raymond Godbout C. Richard Stockhaus

Ruth Gonsorcik Frederick Stockwell

Daniel Guadagnoli Sandra Lee Stockwell

Derek Hamilton Margaret E. Stockwell

Matthew Hartline Joseph F. Stockwell

Paul J. Jandron Neal R. Thomas

Joanne Juskavitch Edward Tokus

Claire Kobel Robert E. Vaillancourt

Richard Kroll Lucille Vecchione

Lillian Langevin Margaret Wendt

Tan Le Ronald Woodward

Edward L. Lemoine Frank J. Yaz

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MINISTRY OF PRAYER

Prayer Line 508-865-5373

If you, or someone you know, is in need of prayer, call the

confidential prayer line listed above.

Would you like to remember a loved one in our Remembrance section? The cost of enrollment will be a $50 donation for the year. Please contact Donna at (508) 865-6624 to enroll your loved one.

PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO AN INCREASE IN THE COST OF

CANDLES, ALL SANCTUARY CANDLES ARE NOW $10.00

In the charity of your prayers, please remember the

soul of Constance L. Cloutier who has gone home to God.

May she rest in Christ’s eternal light and peace.

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SUNDAY ~ OCTOBER 16TH

French Toast Sunday

Liturgy of the Word for Children @ OLAH - 9:00 AM

SVDP Meeting @ CPO - 10:00 AM

Faith Formation Gr. 3,4,5,6 @ OLAH/OLAS - 10:15 - 11:30 AM

Baptisms @ SBC - 1:00 PM

Boy Scouts Patch Activity @ SBH - 2:00 PM @ SBH

Faith Formation Gr. 7,8 @ OLAH/OLAS - 6:00 - 7:30 PM

SLA @ SBH - 7:30 PM

MONDAY ~ OCTOBER 17TH

AA @ SBH - 7:00 PM

GA @ OLAH - 7:30 PM

TUESDAY ~ OCTOBER 18TH

CaFÉ @ SBH - 11:00 AM

Holy Hour @ OLAC - 6:00 PM

CaFÉ @ OLAH - 7:00 PM

WEDNESDAY ~ OCTOBER 19TH

K of C - Rosary @ SBH - 7:00 PM

K of C - Social @ SBH - 7:30 PM

THURSDAY ~ OCTOBER 20TH

Scouts @ SBH - 6:00 PM

SUNDAY ~ OCTOBER 23RD

Liturgy of the Word for Children @ OLAH - 9:00 AM

Faith Formation Gr. 2 @ OLAH - 10:15 - 11:30 AM

SLA @ SBH - 7:30 PM

December 27 & 28, 2014 December 27 & 28, 2014 October 15 & 16, 2016

OLAC=Assumption Church

OLAH=Assumption Hall

OLAS= Assumption School

SBC=St. Brigid Church

SBH=St. Brigid Hall

CPO=Catholic Parish Offices

KEY TO LOCATIONS

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CaFÉ (Catholic Faith Exploration)

For the last two years we have been holding weekly Tuesday daytime and evening Bible Study gatherings. This year, our Sunday liturgies and our Tuesday gatherings are going to explore those special moments where we’re filled with God’s love called sacraments. We will be exploring the signs and symbols and the wonder and awe of our sacramental life in the church.

Every Tuesday from 11:00 AM until 12:15 PM, Roland Bazin will lead the CaFÉ session in St. Brigid Hall.

Beginning on Tuesday, September 13th from 7:00 until 8:00 PM, Fr. Dan will lead the CaFÉ sessions as scheduled in Assumption Hall.

Taste and see the goodness of the Lord. Come to the CaFÉ!

Seeds and Sacrament

Seeds and growth are signs of life. Seeds need to

be tended, watered, weeded, nurtured, and fed in

order for growth to happen and life sustained.

There are many forms of seeds, all with the potential

to grow into a beautiful, some even flowering into

colorful, fragrant blossoms.

In some ways, seeds reflect what happens in our own

lives. From our beginning, God has sown the seed of

His love and life within us. Sacraments are special

encounters with the Divine that help us grow and

blossom as disciples of Jesus, God’s Son. The

sacraments are caring signs of God’s watering,

weeding, nurturing, feeding, and tending to us as we

walk through the joys and sorrows of life.

Sacraments are gifts from God that touch us with

God’s love in special ways.

This month our focus turns to the Sacrament of

Confirmation which flows from Baptism and deepens

our initiation into God’s family, the Church. The

prophets of the Old Testament foretold that God’s

Spirit would rest upon the Messiah to sustain His

mission. Their prophecy was fulfilled when Jesus,

the Messiah, was conceived by the Spirit and born of

the Virgin Mary. The Holy Spirit descended upon

Jesus as He was baptized by John in the River

Jordan. Jesus’ entire saving mission was moved and

sustained by the Spirit. Before He died, Jesus

promised that same Spirit would be given to the

Apostles and to the Church. After His death, Jesus

was raised by the Father through the

power of the Spirit.

Confirmation deepens our baptismal life that calls us

to be missionary witnesses of Jesus Christ in our

families, in our neighborhoods, even

to the ends of the earth.

To outfit us for this mission, the Holy Spirit

provisions us with gifts: the courage to know and

understand so to see God more clearly, the courage

to wonder and to persevere so to love God more

dearly, and the courage to judge wisely so to follow

God more nearly day by day.

Through Confirmation Jesus sends us into the world

but never fear He is with us always even

to the end of time.

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St. Brigid Parish

Income

Weekend of October 1/2, 2016

Regular Weekly Collection $5,347.00

Electronic Giving (9/26 - 10/2, 2016) $720.00

Total Regular Weekly Collection $6,067.00

Other Parish Income:

Mass Stipends $20.00

Candles $30.00

Utilities (includes online when applicable) $139.00

In Remembrance (Bulletin) $50.00

Catholic Schools Appeal $15.00

All Souls $20.00

Grand Annual $20.00

Total Other Income $294.00

Total Income for Operating Expenses $6,361.00

Other Non-Parish Income:

Debt $1,225.00

Debt (Electronic Giving) $40.00

Specialty Ministries $40.00

SVDP Society $30.00

Our Lady of the Assumption Parish

Income

Weekend of October 1/2, 2016

Regular Weekly Collection $2,102.00

Electronic Giving (9/26 - 10/2, 2016) $100.00

Total Regular Weekly Collection $2,202.00

Other Parish Income:

Mass Stipends $30.00

Koopman Refund $24.19

Utilities (includes online when applicable) $130.00 Catholic Schools Appeal $10.00

All Saints $12.00

Grand Annual $5.00

Total Other Income $211.19

Total Income for Operating Expenses $2,413.19

Other Non-Parish Income:

Debt $540.00

Debt (Electronic Giving) $50.00

Specialty Ministries $28.00

SVDP Society $5.00

St. Brigid Cash Flow

September 29, 2016 - October 5, 2016

Payroll (Week end 10/1 ) $2,420.28

Payroll Taxes (Includes Employee’s Share) $1,003.96

PayChex, Inc. (Payroll Processing Fee) $41.06

RC Bishop of Worcester (403 B Plan) $157.48

Reimbursement (CaFÉ Tablecloths) $192.19

Catholic Schools Office (Assess. For Holy Name Students) $350.00

Clergy Benefits $503.34

Fr. Dan Mulcahy (Sept. Mass and Funeral Stipends) $155.00

Great America Financial (Copy Machine Lease) $319.00

Fr. James O’Shea $330.00

Health Care Reimbursement $328.60

Specialty Ministries (Handmaids, of Mary, Rosary, TV) $125.00

Jerry’s Lawn Service $179.50

CSAW Reimbursement $100.00

Millbury Chain of Lights $50.00

National Grid (Church) $467.74

Ray’s True Value (Nuts, Bolts, Scrubber) $4.36

Cantor Substitute $50.00

Total Monies Paid $6,777.51

Assumption Cash Flow

September 29, 2016 - October 5, 2016

Clergy Benefits $503.34

Fr. Dan Mulcahy (Sept. Stipends and Household) $470.00

Glen Stevens (Piano Tuning) $85.00

Fr. James O’Shea $110.00

Jerry’s Lawn Service $257.50

Ray’s True Value (Wasp Spray, Supplies for Confessional) $120.48

Verizon (Phone, TV, Internet) $170.37

Total Monies Paid $1,716.69

STEWARDSHIP SECOND COLLECTIONS:

Oct. 15/16… DEBT

Oct. 22/23 … St. Vincent de Paul

For more than a quarter century now, the Catholic Communities of Millbury have been asked to contribute to the Grand Annual Collection, a once-a-year collection in three weekly installments to assist in paying for heating and snow removal costs for all of our parish buildings, walkways,

and parking lots in the coming winter. We pray for a mild winter … please God, let us be San Diego East!! … still, we have to be ready for the worst. The parish staff will do our part to keep costs in line and to be as energy efficient as possible, but your financial help is so very crucial. We ask that you prayerfully consider what you might be able to contribute to this year’s

Grand Annual Collection. Donations may be made on line at our website, using the envelopes in your packets, or using a plain envelope clearly marked with your name and Grand Annual Collection written on it. We ask that you be as generous

as your means allow. As always, we are blessed by your generosity. Thank you and God bless!

What Is the Grand Annual Collection?

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FOLLOW US ON:

www.facebook.com/sbcyc or

@ MillburyCYC

YOUTH MINISTRY

YOUTH CENTER THIS WEEK

Youth in grades 7-12 welcome!

Sunday, October 16th

CLOSED

Thursday, October 20th

OPEN 6:30-8:30PM

Youth Center Decorating for Kickoff

YOUTH & FAMILY FORMATION

Grade 2 October 23

November 6 & 20

10:15-11:30AM

Grades 3, 4, 5 & 6 October 16 & 30

November 13 & 27

10:15-11:30AM

Grades 7, 8 & 9 October 16 & 30

November 13 & 27

6:00—7:30PM

Faith Formation Sessions For October & November 2016

Registration is now closed for grades 2-9

All sessions begin in Assumption Church Hall

promptly at the designated time.

Grade 2-6 parents are invited to join their children in

Assumption Hall after the 9:00 Mass until 10:15AM for

music and opening prayer for each session

Youth Ministry Kickoff!

Sunday, October 23 6:30-8:30PM

The Youth Center at St. Brigid Grades 7-12 Invited

Come and see what the Millbury CYC is all about!

Mary’s Little Lambs Children’s Liturgy

Ages 4-8

During 9:00AM Mass

at Assumption Church

If you have not already done so

please register your child for this

program so that we can better

communicate and prepare

materials for each week.

Children under 4 must be

accompanied by a parent.

PARADE OF SAINTS, GHOSTS & GOBLINS!

Come one, come all and be part of the

Parade of Saints, ghosts and goblins at

the 4pm mass on Saturday October 29th

at St. Brigid Church.

Come in your favorite Halloween costume.

After the celebration of the Mass please join

us in St. Brigid hall for a Halloween Party!

Games and treats for all!

Hot dogs, macaroni salad, potato chips, drinks

and cookies will also be served.

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THRIFT SHOP

Monday thru Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

507 Park Ave., Worcester (508)752-4232

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Diocese of Worcester

Catholic Parishes of Millbury

Phone: 774-262-5506

MONTHLY MEETINGS

3rd Sunday - 10:00 AM

The Offices of the

Catholic Parishes of Millbury

New Members Welcome!

PARISH FOOD COLLECTION

Monthly: 1st Weekend

Food Bins are located in the

Main Entrance of the Church

All food donations must be dropped off on food drive dates and

placed in the large blue bins only, no exceptions.

NO Perishables, NO Cleanouts

FOOD DISTRIBUTION

Monthly: 1st Weekend - 12:15 PM

St. Brigid Church Hall

FOOD PANTRY NEEDS LIST

The pantry is in desperate need of the following:

Soup … Canned Vegetables … Juice … Spaghetti …

Tuna Fish …Condiments … Baked Beans … Snacks …

Personal Care Items … Paper Towels

Please No Perishable, Expired Dates, or Pet Food.

APOSTOLATE OF DIVINE MERCY

AND HEALING

Fr. Ralph DiOrio, Jr.

Maironis Park Banquet Hall

52 South Quinsigamond Ave.

Shrewsbury, MA

Upcoming Sunday Services -

October 16th and 30th

12 - 4 PM

Tickets $10

HELP RAISE FUNDS FOR OUR OWN

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY

SPONSORED BY: CATHOLIC FINANCIAL LIFE

OCTOBER 22/23

Catholic Financial Life is a fraternal organization which

chooses various religious, educational, civic, and social events

to sponsor or co-sponsor with the goal of matching up to

$500.00 of what is raised. Each year, local chapters, we being

Chapter #56, choose the events which we will sponsor or co-

sponsor. Some are repeat events and some change from year to

year. Chapter #56 has been co-sponsoring Assumption

School’s Jog-A-Thon for the past few years.

This year, with your help, the council will be supporting our

own St. Vincent de Paul Society. On the weekend of October

22nd and 23rd a collection will be taken up for the St. Vincent de

Paul Society. Envelopes are in your packets. If you do not

receive envelopes, you may also use a plain envelope and mark

it St. Vincent de Paul. Catholic Financial Life will match up to

$500 of what comes in the collection...so if the collection brings

in $500, St. Vincent de Paul will receive a matching $500 for a

total of $1,000. If the collection brings in less than $500,

Catholic Financial Life will match 100 percent of what was

raised. Members of Chapter #56 will assist with

this special collection.

For more information, contact

Richard Dick Croteau at 774-276-0095.

School of Joy Due to the bad situation and the interruption of

tourist trade that is happening with our Christian families in Bethlehem, the birth town of Jesus, Maysoon Khair will be here at our church on

October 22 and 23. She will be representing the School of Joy for slow learning children and over a

100 Christian families who make their livelihood through the selling of their hand carved olive wood religious articles. After all Masses, there will be a

display of these hand carved items such as nativity scenes, crucifixes, rosaries, and many other beautiful religious statues. Please look over the carvings that

are available and help support this self/help project to keep the children and the Christians present in the

holy land of Jesus’ birth. Thank you and God bless you!

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LOOKING FOR CATHOLIC PROGRAMMING ON

CHARTER TV?

Local Diocesan Programming is now on Charter

Channel 193; Boston’s Catholic TV is on

Channel 101, and EWTN is on Channel 18.

WORLD WIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER

“But when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?” Let us build faith through love in our marriages by participating in a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend on October 22-23, December 2-4 and January 20-22. For more information call Steve and Michelle O’Leary at 1-800-710-WWME, visit our webpage at www.wwme.org, or at https://www.facebook.com/Wwmema

Have you been a Catholic all of your life and never received all of the sacraments of initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, or Confirmation)? Have you joined us from a different faith background and would like to find out more about the Catholic Church? If either of the above questions applies to you, we would be happy to help you on your journey. If you would like more information, please feel free to call the parish offices at St. Brigid (508-865-6624), and we would be happy to answer any of your questions and inquiries.

Holy Name’s Open House - Holy Name Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School

Sunday, November 6th from 12:00 to 2:00 PM

Come and see all that we have to offer -

First-rate academic and college-preparatory program,

including AP courses, accelerated honors level programs and

SAT Prep curriculum.

Newly renovated state of the art Joseph P. Burke Center for

the Performing Arts, a commitment to our award winning music,

theater, and dance programs.

Outstanding STEM program partnering with WPI for

authentic research based learning opportunities, including our

Clean Energy Innovation Learning Center –the only such facility

on the East Coast.

Over fifty extracurricular and ministry opportunities

including our exceptional athletic programs, clubs and

organizations.

As a school that continues to grow, always new and exciting

student opportunities.

Our Christian values and welcoming family atmosphere.

Loved at Home. Loved at School. Loved by God.

If you or someone you know has been sexually abused by a priest, religious or lay person working for the Church, and you need a place to talk about your

feelings of betrayal or hurt by the Church, call Judith Audette

Office for Healing and Prevention, (508) 929-4363.

A 24-hour-a-day confidential voicemail is available.

Can you help? Assistance is needed with setting up our annual “Stairway to Heaven” on Friday,

October 28th at 10:00 AM at St. Brigid Church and

also for decorating for Christmas on Sunday, December 18

th after the 11:00 AM Mass. Anyone

who is interested in helping with one or both of these is asked to call Jill Palmisano at 978-821-5261.

Thank you!

Our Legacy

The community of Assumption School embraces the mission of the Catholic Faith by empowering faculty, staff, students and parents to live as disciples of Jesus through our words and our actions. We are committed to the ministries of worship, service, and justice. Our ministry of worship embraces praying, celebrating the sacraments, modeling Christian behavior, and sharing the Good News. Our ministry of service embraces helping each other daily, reaching out to those in need, and participating fully in the life of the Church. Our ministry of justice embraces recognizing the dignity of all God’s people, establishing a peaceful environment, and empowering others to be the best that they can be.

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ELDERLY AND/OR HOMEBOUND

Transportation available - 4:00 PM Saturday Vigil Mass

at St. Brigid Church. This ministry is sponsored by both

parishes utilizing a handi-capable van.

For information call Deacon Ron (508) 865-6624.

SHUTTLE INFORMATION

Saturday, October 15 Michelle Desorcy

Saturday, October 22 Robert Gauthier

Saturday, October 29 Gene Corridori

Saturday, November 5 Gerry Willette

If you know of a parishioner - who is homebound or

shut-in, please contact Deacon Ron at (508) 865-6624

to set up a time to receive Communion

UPCOMING HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR

Saturday, November 12th 9 AM – 2 PM

Call or Stop by the Senior Center to reserve your table!

New Items along with Creative Crafts.

Great gifts for the Holidays!

Luncheon served along with Homemade Chicken Soup,

Hotdogs and Pastries.

Also featuring food items to go!

We have Raffles!!

508-865-9154

MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES

“CRIBBAGE CLUB” - Join us every Monday at

1:00 PM for our new Cr ibbage Club! Have Lunch ahead of

time at 12 noon to make it a fun filled day! Noon lunch every

Monday through Friday. Suggested donation $2.50.

Remember every Friday is special treat day.

A 48 hour reservation is required.

KARAOKE!! Every Tuesday at 11AM

Join us at the Senior Center for some SING-A-LONG FUN

with our new Karaoke Machine!

“PASTEL DREAMERS”

ADULT COLORING CLASSES

Every Thursday 10 - 11:30 AM

NO SUPPLIES NEEDED!

Come give it a try. It’s a very relaxing activity.

BRIDGE CLUB We have started our Bridge Club on

Fridays at 12:30 PM.

Please give us a call and let us know if

you are interested, 508-865-9154.

RMV TRANSACTIONS Every Wednesday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

We focus on Duplicates/Renewals for Licenses, Registrations,

Mass ID, and Placard Cards along with Changes of Address.

Call us for an appointment! 508-865-9154

MILLBURY SENIOR CENTER’S

UPCOMING TRIPS

FOXWOODS TRIP

Monday, November 7th and December 5th

The bus leaves the Millbury Senior Center at

7 AM and returns at 4:45 PM

The cost is $24.00.

Stop by the Senior Center to reserve your seat! 508-865-9154

TURNING STONE RESORT CASINO TRIP Nov 14-15, 2 Days 1 Night

Trip includes Overnight Accommodations, Transportation

Along with a $15 Meal Voucher and

1 Breakfast Buffet Coupon

Plus Free Play Package!!

For more information call or come by the

Senior Center for a Flyer 508-865-9154

Millbury Historical Society Museum

Asa Waters Mansion 123 Elm Street, Millbury, MA 01527

Free Admission

2016 Scheduled Museum Opening Dates

Wednesday Oct. 19 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Thursday Oct. 27 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Saturday Nov. 12 9:30 AM - Noon Thursday Nov. 17 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Saturday Nov. 26 9:30 AM - Noon Sunday Dec. 4 11:00 - 4:00 PM

Learn more at: www.MillburyHistory.org

PARISH AND LOCAL AREA NEWS

YOUR SMILE FOR TODAY ...

Little Johnnie asked his Faith

Formation teacher, “If Mary had

Jesus, and Jesus is the Lamb of

God, does this mean that Mary had

a little lamb?”