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Good Shepherd Parish
Biddeford Lyman Old Orchard Beach Saco Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30-4:30 / Churches listed inside
Mailing Address: 271 Main Street, Saco, ME 04072 • Tel: 207-282-3321 e-mail: [email protected] • www.goodshepherdparish.us
March 29, 2015
AND LATER THIS WEEK
GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH
Message from Monsignor René Mathieu (1) This weekend, as we celebrate Palm Sunday of the Passion of the
Lord, we are making use of the short form of the entrance and of the
Liturgy of the Word, omitting the 1st reading, responsorial psalm, and
2nd reading. We are using these optional forms in consideration of our
many elderly parishioners, and because of parking problems when
multiple Masses are scheduled at the same locations. (2) I urge all pa-
rishioners to participate as fully as possible in the liturgies of Holy Week, especially
those of the Sacred Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Vigil). In ob-
serving these holy days, we join with believers all over the world who celebrate
God’s merciful love as revealed in the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus
Christ. During the week ahead, kindly raise up in prayer those who are beginning
their last days of preparation for the sacraments of initiation they will receive on the
Easter Vigil. Those of us who have had close contact with them can see wonderful
things happening in their lives and how the Lord continues to tug at the hearts of
people in our community in often surprising ways! (3) As we have done for several
years, a single parish-wide celebration of the Holy Thursday and Good Friday
ceremonies (April 2-3) will begin at 7:00 pm at St. Joseph Church. The Easter Vigil
(April 5) will begin at 8:00 pm, which is the earliest we can begin this nighttime
ceremony in Maine this year. Again this year, the Easter Vigil will be celebrated in
two locations. At St. Joseph Church, it will include those receiving Baptism, Confir-
mation and First Communion. At Most Holy Trinity Church, these sacraments of
initiation will not be included, permitting a briefer ceremony for those so inclined.
No other Masses are permitted that evening. On Easter Sunday, in addition to the
usual schedule, we are adding a 9:30 am Mass at St. Joseph and an 11:00 am Mass at
St. Philip. (4) Assignment of Clergy: Effective June 1, 2015, Bishop Robert P.
Deeley is appointing Fr. Louis J. Phillips, current interim superintendent of Maine
Catholic Schools, as pastor of St. Anne Parish, Gorham; St. Anthony of Padua Parish,
Westbrook; and Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Windham. In addition, Bishop Deeley
is announcing the retirements of Fr. Joseph J. Koury, administrator of St. Anne
Parish and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, and Fr. Reginald R. Brissette, senior
priest at St. Anthony of Padua Parish. Father Brissette served as pastor of St. André
Parish in Biddeford from 1995 until 2005. He will remain in residence at St. Anthony
of Padua Parish, where he will continue to be active in ministry during his retirement.
(5) Thank You of the Week: To the 150 or so people who organized, participated in
and supported the fundraising Bach concert last Sunday afternoon at Saint Joseph
Church to benefit the repair of the Most Holy Trinity Church organ. Thank you!
JOKES PRIESTS CAN TELL, Vol. 5 - Msgr. Tonne:
She was listening to her seven-year-old grandson trying to make polite conversation
with a six-year-old cousin who was visiting for the first time. After a long, uncom-
fortable pause, he turned to the girl and asked, “Lost any teeth lately?”
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GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH www.goodshepherdparish.us March 29, 2015
Most Holy Trinity Church St. Joseph's Church & Ste Anne's Chapel St. Margaret's Church St. Philip's Church 271 Main St 178 Elm St (Rte 1) 6 Saco Ave 404 Goodwins Mills Rd Saco, Maine 04072 Biddeford, Maine 04005 Old Orchard Beach, Maine 04064 Lyman, Maine 04002
St. Brendan's Chapel (seasonal) St. Luke's Chapel (CLOSED) 40 Lester B. Orcutt Blvd, Biddeford Pool, Maine 04006 164 Saco Ave, Old Orchard Beach, Maine 04064 Rev. Msgr. Rene T. Mathieu, Pastor Rev. P. Antonydass, HGN, Parochial Vicar Rev. Jack Dickinson, Parochial Vicar Deacon Robert Parenteau Deacon Kevin Jacques
Holy Week - 2015
The Sacred Triduum
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday of Holy Week: Masses
will be celebrated at the usual times and locations.
Funeral Masses are not permitted on Holy Thursday,
Good Friday and Holy Saturday. However, the funeral
liturgy outside of Mass may be used on those days and
celebrated in church.
Holy Communion for the Sick: On Holy Thursday and
Good Friday, Holy Communion may be given to the
faithful who attend the liturgies on those days, and may
be brought to the sick after the evening liturgies. Before
the Easter Vigil Masses on Holy Saturday, Communion
may be given only to the dying.
Holy Thursday: Sacred oils blessed by Bishop Robert
Deeley at Tuesday’s Cathedral Chrism Mass will be
publicly received in the parish during the Evening Mass
of the Lord’s Supper at St. Joseph Church at 7:00 pm.
Afterwards, the Eucharist will be in repose downstairs,
in Ste. Anne’s Chapel where adoration will continue
until 10:00 pm when a Tenebrae service will be led by
parishioners.
Good Friday is a day of fast and abstinence from
meat. All Catholics aged 14 and older are bound by the
law of abstinence from meat. Catholics aged 18 and
older until their 59th birthday are bound by the law of
fast. At 3:00 pm, the Way of the Cross will be celebrated
at Saint Joseph (French), and at Most Holy Trinity,
St. Margaret & St. Philip (English). The Celebration of
the Lord’s Passion will be at St. Joseph Church at
7:00 pm, including the Liturgy of the Word, the Adora-
tion of the Holy Cross, and Holy Communion.
Holy Saturday: Several priests will be available 3:00-
4:00 pm (& longer if necessary) at St. Joseph Church for
individual confessions on Holy Saturday afternoon.
There are no 4:00/4:30 pm Masses on this day.
The Easter Vigil is the only Mass permitted on the
evening before Easter Sunday; it may be celebrated only
after nightfall (8:00 pm this year). The celebration at
St. Joseph Church is scheduled to include the sacra-
ments of initiation for 5 individuals. The Easter Vigil
will also be celebrated without the sacraments of initia-
tion at Most Holy Trinity Church at 8:00 pm.
Easter Sunday: Nine Masses are scheduled in Good
Shepherd Parish on Easter Sunday, including additional
Masses at St. Philip & St. Joseph. Check the schedule of
Mass intentions for times and locations.
Easter Communion: In the USA, the obligation to
receive Holy Communion at least once a year may be
satisfied from the First Sunday of Lent to Trinity
Sunday (May 31). For a just cause, this “Easter Duty”
may be fulfilled at some other time of the year.
We appreciate your continued support and prayers on
behalf of the Elect who are to receive the Sacraments of
Initiation during the Easter Vigil on Saturday,
April 4 at 8 pm, St. Joseph Church.
BIDDEFORD, SACO, OLD ORCHARD BEACH & LYMAN
Saturday, March 28
4:00 pm St. Joseph: (Msgr. Mathieu)
Herve Laflamme / Raymond Hebert (14th Ann.)
4:00 pm Most Holy Trinity: (Fr. Dickinson)
Emilda Cyr / Adelbert & Marie Paule Paquette 4:00 pm St. Margaret: (Fr. Antonydass)
Maurice Duross / Emile Aube
4:30 pm St. Philip: (Fr. Joseph Manship) M.G. Miller
Sunday, March 29, Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord
8:00 am St. Joseph: (French) (Fr. William Campbell)
Gerard Levesque (1st Ann.) / Celina Laliberte (15th Ann.)
8:30 am St. Margaret: (Fr. Antonydass) Maurice Cote
8:30 am Most Holy Trinity: (Fr. Dickinson)
Louis & Cecile Sirois / Rita McIntyre
9:00 am St. Philip: (Msgr. Mathieu)
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Picard / Charles C. Cyr, Sr. (3rd Ann.) 10:30 am Most Holy Trinity: (Fr. Dickinson)
Merilda Goulet (7th Ann.) / Gerard Compagna
10:30 am St. Margaret: (Fr. Antonydass)
Robert White / Agnes Hoctor Murphy (17th Ann.)
11:00 am St. Joseph: (Msgr. Mathieu)
Ruth Nichols (9th Ann.) /
For All People in Good Shepherd Parish
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Monday, March 30
9:00 am Most Holy Trinity: Jeanne Hamel / Bernadine Allen
Tuesday, March 31 7:00 am Ste Anne: Domingo Milliken
9:00 am Most Holy Trinity: Charlotte Janson / Jeannette Tardif
Wednesday, April 1
9:00 am St. Joseph: Marguerite Y. Boivin / Kenneth Murphy
9:00 am St. Philip: Fred D. Carey
Holy Thursday, April 2, 7:00 pm St. Joseph:
Adrienne Dodge / Fr. Fernand Paquet / Anita Villemaire
Good Friday, April 3, 7:00 pm St. Joseph: The Lord’s Passion
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Saturday, Easter Vigil, April 4 8:00 pm St. Joseph: (Msgr. Mathieu/Fr. Antonydass/Fr. Dickinson)
Thomas E. & David Oscar Reed / Fr. Fernand Paquet /
for the holy Souls in Purgatory
8:00 pm Most Holy Trinity: (Fr. Joseph Manship)
C. James Donnellan (3rd Ann.) / Michael Scarks
Sunday, April 5, Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
8:00 am St. Joseph: (French) (Fr. Normand Richard)
Floriant Poissant / Concisa, Wilfredo, & Nono Garcia
8:30 am St. Margaret: (Fr. Dickinson)
Joseph D. Mokarzel / Emile Aube
8:30 am Most Holy Trinity: (Msgr. Mathieu)
Raoul “Ralph” Fecteau / Louise Sutton (3rd Ann.) 9:00 am St. Philip: (Fr. Joseph Manship) J.P. Ferland
9:30 am St. Joseph: (Fr. Antonydass)
Connor Chretien (2nd Ann.) / Irene Paradis (53rd Ann.)
10:30 am Most Holy Trinity: (Msgr. Mathieu)
Laura Gobeil / For All People in Good Shepherd Parish
10:30 am St. Margaret: (Fr. Dickinson)
Nancy Tucker / Walter Hirst (7th Ann.)
11:00 am St. Joseph: (Fr. Antonydass)
Rosa Dube (Ann.) / Joan Marie Lebrun
11:00 am St. Philip: (Fr. Joseph Manship)
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Picard
PARISH LITURGIES
Anita Landry (born 1922)
Therese LaSante (born 1928)
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace.
LENTEN THOUGHTS FROM THE POPES:
“(Solidarity) then is not a feeling of vague compassion or
shallow distress… (but) the firm and persevering deter-
mination to commit oneself to the common good.” -Saint Pope John Paul II
Holy Week Schedule 2015
Thursday of the Lord’s Supper at Evening Mass April 2, St. Joseph, 7:00 pm
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in Ste. Anne’s Chapel directly follows Mass, which leads directly into Tenebrae at 10 pm
Friday of the Passion of the Lord (Good Friday) April 3, St. Joseph, 7:00 pm
The Easter Vigil in the Holy Night April 4, St. Joseph & Most Holy Trinity
8:00 pm (for both)
Easter Mass Schedule: April 5, 2015 8:00 am St. Joseph (French), Fr. Norm Richard
8:30 am St. Margaret, Fr. Dickinson
8:30 am Most Holy Trinity, Msgr. Mathieu
9:00 am St. Philip, Fr. Manship
9:30 am St. Joseph, Fr. Antonydass
10:30 am Most Holy Trinity, Msgr. Mathieu
10:30 am St. Margaret, Fr. Dickinson
11:00 am St. Philip, Fr. Manship
11:00 am St. Joseph, Fr. Antonydass
Stations of the Cross, Good Friday, April 3 at 3pm:
St. Joseph (French)
Most Holy Trinity; St. Margaret; St. Philip (English)
Lenten Vespers, Sunday, 4:00 pm
Most Holy Trinity Church — March 29
About TENEBRAE: The name ‘Tenebrae’ has been given to this Office be-
cause it is celebrated in the hours of darkness. It symbolizes ‘The Agony in the
Garden’. The tone of the service is noticeably mournful. A large triangular
candlestick holding 15 candles is placed on the altar. At the end of each psalm
or canticle, one of these candles is extinguished, but the one at the top is left lit.
During the singing of the ‘Benedictus’, six other candles are put out. Then the
master of ceremonies takes the candle from the triangle and holds it upon the
altar while the cantor repeats the antiphon after the canticle, after which, it is
removed during the recitation of the Christus antiphon and final prayer. As
soon as this prayer is finished, a noise is made with hands and seats, which
continues until the candle is brought back and shows, by its light, that the
Office of Tenebrae is over. Each candle being extinguished depicts the deser-
tion in the garden of the apostles & disciples, one after the other. Jesus, our
Light, though despised and hidden, is not extinguished. This is signified by the
candle which is momentarily placed on the altar. It symbolizes our Redeemer
suffering and dying. In order to express his burial, the candle is removed. A
noise is heard where all is now darkness. This expresses the convulsions of
nature when Jesus expired on the cross: the earth shook, the rocks were split,
the dead came forth from their tombs. Then the candle suddenly reappears.
The noise is hushed and homage is paid to the Conqueror of death.
Tenebrae will take place in Ste. Anne’s Chapel on Holy Thursday evening
at 10 pm, directly after Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Baskets to collect the rice bowls will be in the back
of all churches for the Triduum & Easter Masses.
SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC SCHOOL
25 Graham Street Phone 207-282-4084
Biddeford, ME 04005 FAX 207-286-3693
E-mail [email protected]
Website www.sjsbiddeford.org
St. James School is * Service * Academics * Faith * Excellence
St. James School staff partners with parents, parishioners, and our community to provide students with opportunities to become faith-filled Catholics, creative and critical thinkers, life-long learners, and confident contributors to the Church and society.
MARCH 29, 2015
FAITH FORMATION
April 5th & 6th
No Faith Formation for Children or Youth
due to the Holy Days & Easter
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Youth Ministry Schedule
Mar. 29 – Holy Week Retreat
April 5 – NO SESSION (Easter)
April 12 – Youth Mass & Baptism Celebration
Saint James students in fourth grade were given a challenge to see who could build the tallest structure using 20 pieces of spaghetti, a yard of tape and a yard of string with a marshmallow on the top. It was an engineering challenge where students had to work together in small
groups; bounce ideas off one another and then try something; test it to see if it worked; then improve upon their design, and test it again, until they were able to create this
structure.
All grades at Saint James School try to incorporate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) into the classroom, and students enjoy these challenges. It awakens the creative mind to problem solve the solution to these challenges!
FMI concerning any of the following youth ministry events or
programs, please contact youth minister, Josh Houde at 282-4812, x117
MY FRIEND AND I STORYTIME Fridays, 11-11:30 am in March, April and May
Parishioners, come and join our librarian as she has a storytime for young children (ages 0 to kindergarten) at Saint James School. Mrs. Souza starts and ends each
session with a song. She reads from quality literature each week and if time permits, has a related activity. Grandparents, parents, or any parishioner can come with a child under school age. You must stop in the office and sign in, and then you will be directed into the St. James Library. There is no fee and it is a good opportunity to expose your child to quality literature, meet other parishioners with children the same age as yours, and see St. James School.
Saint James School Kindergartners and First
Graders had a special treat recently as grand-
parents came in to read their favorite
books with the classes. Each student
was so proud when their special some-
one came up to read and all the
students listened with rapt attention.
This was an extension of Read Across America where
Saint James School celebrates reading!
March 29 (Sun): Holy Week Retreat – Both Edge &
LifeTeen youth are invited to enter into Holy Week with a
special mini-retreat the evening of Palm Sunday. The
retreat will include a presentation by Josh Houde, several
brief testimonies, Eucharistic Adoration with worship music, and the
opportunity for Confession. It will run from 5:30-7:30 pm
at Most Holy Trinity. Please join us!
April 4: Holy Saturday Church Walk (Rain or Shine) – Ignite Young
Adult Ministry invites you on a walking pilgrimage through Portland on
Holy Saturday. In prayerful preparation of Easter, we will visit Portland's
7 Catholic churches, stopping for prayer & reflection in each. We begin
with Morning Prayer with Bishop Deeley at the Cathedral of the Immac-
ulate Conception at 7 am. We depart the Cathedral at 8 and return by 3 pm
(breaking to buy lunch along the way); with an optional excursion to St. Christopher's on Peak's Island (ferry round trip: $4.10/person), that returns
around 5:30 pm. All ages are welcome. Wear good walking shoes! FMI
email [email protected] or [email protected].
A process through which Adults become
members of the Catholic Church.
Would you or someone you know like to be one of them?
Are you or someone you know interested in learning
about the Catholic faith?
Join us today for Inquiry and come investigate what it means to be
Catholic. Please call the office of Faith Formation at 282-4812 FMI.
The Men of Good Shepherd Parish continue with the
THAT MAN IS YOU video program.
April 4 theme: The Dignity of a Soul The Freedom to Love * Working Without End
The Need for Ascetical Life * The Channels of Grace
Charity and the Spirit of the world
Prayer and the Pride of Life * Eucharistic Miracles
*Meetings will be in the youth room at MHT. Coffee is on at 6:45 am;
program begins at 7. FMI call Ken, 590-5805; or Dave, 590-5198.
“Mother Teresa’s Lessons of Love
and Secrets of Sanctity”
Thursday, April 9th, 6:30 to 8 pm.
Special guest is Susan Conroy to discuss her book.
Please call Donna Caron at 282-4812x113 to sign up.
WOMEN OF
GOD
Later
this
week
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PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD
WeShare is our Online Giving System. Go to
www.goodshepherdparish.us. You can make a one-
time or recurring donation using your credit card,
checking or savings account. It’s easy and quick!
Donations to food pantries at all our churches:
This week: Taco/Enchilada/Burrito kits
All–You-Can-Eat Monthly Pancake Breakfast: Sunday, March 29,
at Most Holy Trinity Hall on Main St in Saco, 7 - 11:30 am, and will
benefit Good Shepherd Parish. Breakfast includes: Pancakes, scram-
bled eggs, home fries, sausage, bacon, toast, juice and coffee.
Donation: $7.00; kids 12 & under free. Hosted by Knights of Colum-
bus & Columbian Squires. FMI contact Jerry Letellier, 282-7156; or
Knights
Second Collections Next Weekend ‒ Good Friday Holy Land Collection: This nationwide collection
supports the cost of maintaining the holy places in a part of the world where Christians are few in number and where poverty and war are factors.
Easter Second Collection - Clergy Health & Pension Programs/Dioc
Emergency: Three-fourths of this diocesan collection supports health
and pension programs for priests serving in Maine. One-quarter defrays
the cost of unexpected diocesan needs.
Collection Report *includes second collections
Offertory Week Year to Date*
Mar. 14-15, 2015 $ 21,086 $1,063,683
March 15-16, 2014 $ 22,070 $1,097,625
Difference $ (984) $ (33,942) -3.1%
will support our high school youth who will attend the Maine Catholic
Youth Convention in Rockport, April 17-19. This year's theme is
"Take off the mask, put on Christ!" So often we try to mask our Chris-
tian identity, but this year's Convention encourages the youth to boldly
be who Christ created us to be. They are counting on your help. Please
support them generously in this week’s second collection.
Healing Service at the Little House of Prayer: Sunday, April 12,
1 pm. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Rosary at 2:30, a teaching
by Bernadette Cyr, and laying on of hands for prayers of healing.
FMI call 284-6286 or visit www.littlehouseofprayer.com.
All are welcome to come recite the Rosary, daily at 10 am & 2 pm. NOTE the DATE CHANGE: Our service normally is held the first
Sunday of the month. However, Easter falls on April 5, and we would
like you to be able to spend this day with your family.
Menu includes: Haddock Chowder, bread, crackers, beverage
& dessert for $8. Pizza, beverage & dessert also
available for $5. All proceeds to benefit St. James School.
!LAST CHANCE FOR FISH ON FRIDAYS FOR AWHILE!
Haddock Chowder Supper –Good Friday, April 3rd, 4-6:30 pm
at Most Holy Trinity Hall, 271 Main St in Saco
Good Shepherd Parish Christmas Fair 2015
Our next Christmas Fair meeting will be April 28th
at 6:00 pm at St. Joseph Church Hall. Anyone
interested in volunteering to help with this event is more than welcome to
come join in. This year we would like to see the Fair do better than ever.
Your ideas and input are greatly appreciated. We would like to have groups
of volunteers working from home on crafts, goodies, knitting items and
whatnot. I’m not sure what a whatnot is but I hear that word used a lot in
these parts. Anyway, if you are interested in helping out you can join us on
April 28th. If you can’t make that meeting, don’t worry, we will have plenty
more. Or you may reach Denise and myself at 284-5195 or email:
[email protected]. Breaking News: The date for the Fair will be
November 13-15, 2015. We just got approval! Keep an eye out in the bulletin,
on the parish website, and in the St. James School Weekly blast FMI as it
comes out. Thank you for all that you do to help support our parish. ~ Dan &
Denise Bastarache, co-chairs, Good Shepherd Parish Fair Committee.
The Social Justice & Peace Commission of St. Philip
Church will hold their annual sale of Easter Baskets &
homemade floral arrangements, made by Cecile
Guillemette. Items will be sold on the weekends
(Sat & Sun) of March 29 and April 5th.
Also, on Easter Sunday, April 5th, we will have our
annual FESTIVAL OF BREADS. Many delicious,
homemade, ethnic & store-bought breads will be
available to purchase for your Easter meal. All monies
collected from these 2 projects will go towards the Rice Bowl Project.
Second Collection This Weekend: for Catholic Youth Convention-
“The Friends of Father Zenon Decary” will again sponsor a Healing
Service on April 6th, Monday, in the Ste. Anne Chapel at 10 am.
They will also have their regular monthly meeting, Thurs., April 9th
in the MHT Conference Room. All are welcome to both events.
This conference is for all those who are involved in helping to make our Masses happen at Good Shepherd.
Keynote Speaker is author and EWTN Series Host,
Susan Conroy. The keynote is open to all our
parishioners, and those involved in ministries will head to workshops
for Sacristans, Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, Altar Servers, Ushers/
Greeters, Music Ministers, and Art & Environment. There is no cost
for this conference. We do want you to register, however, so we can
have appropriate spaces ready and for refreshments. Register online:
www.GoodShepherdParish.US or call the main office, 282-3321.
REJOICE!
Job Openings:
St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish in Scarborough is looking for a full time Administrative Assistant. If interested send cover letter, resume,
& references to: Thomas P. Sheehan, Business Manager, St. Maximilian
Kolbe Parish, 150 Black Point Road, Scarborough, ME 04074 or
email: [email protected].
Holy Spirit parish (the churches of Kennebunk, Wells & Ogunquit)
has an opening for a full time Director of Music. The candidate will
be proficient at the organ, piano & choral direction; have the ability to
vocally lead & strengthen a prayerful, active singing assembly; and
have at least 2 years experience in Catholic liturgical music programs.
BA in music/music theory preferred. FMI go to www.holyspiritme.org.
The position provides benefits & competitive salary. Send cover letter,
resume, & 3 references to: Music Director Search Committee c/o
Fr. Thomas Murphy, 236 Eldridge Rd, Wells, ME 04090 or
email: [email protected].
A Cook, flexibility a must, for Marie Joseph Spiritual Center in
Biddeford Pool. Call Claire Breton, HR manager, 978-682-5135;
send resumes to [email protected].
The Feast of Divine Mercy will be celebrated on
April 12 at 2 pm at the Franciscan Monastery in
Kennebunk. Don Bisson will be singing the Chaplet of
Divine Mercy. Also, we will be praying the Rosary and
Divine Praises, and the Blessed Sacrament will be
exposed. Confession will be available, too! On Good
Friday, if you desire, you can start a novena to the
Divine Mercy! We have been redeemed. Come to give
thanks and praise for the great mercy of God! Call or e-mail Norm
Girard at 937-8267 ; [email protected] with any questions.
Good Shepherd Liturgical Volunteer Conference,
May 3, Most Holy Trinity Church, 1-3:30 pm