SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2016

6:00PM-7:00PM

Here’s how Trunk O’ Treat works:

Car volunteers arrive after 4pm Mass and park in the rear lot with trunks pointed outward.

Volunteers then decorate their trunks, so the kids can easily go safely from trunk to trunk.

"Trunk O' Treat"!

CAR VOLUNTEERS, here’s what to do:

! Arrive at the St. Paul Church parking lot as close to 5:15 pm as possible. You will need time to set up your

decorations once you are parked.

! Provide some treats for the children. You will also be given an additional supply of treats from those that

are donated by others. We will let you know the final count.

! Decorate your trunk any way you’d like-- be creative! For ideas, go online and search “trunk or treat” imag-

es. Please not too scary for the little ones. You can dress up too!

! If you want to illuminate your trunk, please remember NO candles/flames of any kind!

! No glass decorations of any kind!

! Your car must remain parked until the end of the event. (The event runs from 6:00-7:00).

! If you wish to be next to someone, arrive at the same time. We cannot “save spaces”.

! If the case of inclement weather, the event will be canceled.

ATTENDEES, here’s what to do:

! All children are welcome with their families.

! Arrive between 5:30pm and 6:00pm and park in the new lot or on Alling Street.

! Dress in appropriate Halloween costumes – keep in mind this is a kid-friendly event!

! Please bring a bag for your treats (Note: There will be allergy-safe treats!)

! Admission is a canned good & a donation of a bag of individually wrapped candy (1 per child)

REGISTER ONLINE! (stpaulkensington.org)

You’ll need to register as one of the following:

CAR VOLUNTEER - COME WITH A DECORATED CAR (No Trunk O’ Treaters)

CAR VOLUNTEER with ATTENDEES (Indicate how many children)

ATTENDEES ONLY (No Car. Please indicate how many children)

PLEASE REGISTER NO LATER THAN OCT. 26th.

FOUR FAMILIES JOINED

OUR CHURCH

Here are our October Mem-bers: Anthony Caruso,

Michael, Alicia, Evan, Mason & Owen DesSureault, Christo-pher, Lori, Hannah, Haileigh & Ava Orzel and Ben, Liz &

Delaney Smith.

If you would like to join our

church, let us know if you can attend the next registration on November 14th.

(7pm, church hall)

Mass Intentions at St. Paul Church

Envelope Users: $ 10,627.00 Non-Users: $ 1,130.94 Online Giving: $ 2,968.62 Total: $ 14,726.56

A Blessed Mother Candle will burn this week for

A Sanctuary Candle will burn this week for

Sunday, October 23, 2016 7:30 ! Raymond McCormack (BirthdayRemembrance) by Ron & Judy Lindgren ! Simonne & ! Philip Gauvin by Lucille & Mario Daniele 9:00 ! Daniel (Danny) Sirois by Dalfino & Fusco Families ! Kaz Ferenc by Bob & Andrea Rossignol and John & Pat Winiarski 10:30 ! John M. Stifel (Birthday Remembrance) by Vilma Stifel & Family ! Andrew Pastuszak (3rd Anniversary) by his Family 12:00 ! Maureen & ! Daniel Stepeck by the Bertolami Family ! Ronald Agostini & ! Rhonda Agostinucci by the Family

! Evelyn Anderson (3 Month Remembrance) by St. Paul Folk Group

! Jean Spilka by Mary Serravalle & Roz Durante

! Henry Warchol by Wife & Children

! Paul A. Corsino (Birthday Anniversary) by his Wife

! Joseph Aiudi by Lorraine Clark

! Frank & Agnes Zeleznicky (Anniversary Remembrance) by Daughters, Dottie & Ginger

h Rest In Peacei

ft of Bread ! Harry Misteri ! Mary M. Bocwinski ! Eleanor T. Dietrich ! Martha Mekkelsen

ALL SOULS ENVELOPES OF REMEMBRANCE If you forgot it today, please drop it in the parish center mail slot no later than Monday, October 17th. 2nd COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND WORLD MISSION Pope Francis invites us to support the young mission diocese in Africa, Asia & Pacific Islands where priests, religious and lay leaders serve some of the poorest of the poor.

THE MASS BOOK FOR 2017 WILL BE AVAILABLE On Tuesday, Oct. 18th, you may reserve Masses or Candles.

Thank you for your faithful support of our Church. Please remember St. Paul Church in your will.

Saturday, October 15, 2016 400 ! Vincent Durante (Birthday Remembrance) by Roz & Daughters ! Rodney Fongemie by Wife & Sons

Sunday, October 16, 2016 7:30 ! Samuel Natalino by Wife Mary Ann ! Fred Wnuk by Wife & Family 9:00 ! Henry Adamcewicz by Antonio & Maria DelSesto ! Pilar Munoz by Carbonell & Munoz Families 10:30 ! Paul Casella (1st Anniversary) by Anita Field ! Frank, ! Mary & ! George Cotrona by The Family 12:00 ! Theresa Wroblewski by the Family Deceased Members of St. Thomas Aquinas High School Class of 1971

Monday, October 17, 2016 7:00 ! Rosalie & ! Louis DiValentino by Diana ! Edward Hawrylik (Birthday Remembrance) by Wife Carole 5:00 ! Olympia Flaminio (Birthday Remembrance) by the Mai Faimly ! Sebby Pandolfi by Carmela Pandolfi & Family

Tuesday, October 18, 2016 7:00 ! Marian Rozycki by the Family ! Jean Gregory (2nd Anniversary) by Cousin Terry Piazza 5:00 Deceased Friends, Relatives & Benefactors of the Friars

Wednesday, October 19, 2016 7:00 ! Nellie & ! Albert Larson by the Hubbard Family Kathleen Brady (For a speedy recovery) by Mother, Ida Procaccini and Family 5:00 ! Bob & ! Barbara Schlageter by the Family Wesley, Jazmine & Lena Lamb Root by Peter & Theresa Root

Thursday, October 20, 2016 7:00 Living & Deceased Parishioners of St. Paul Church 5:00 ! Maria & ! Michael Reale by Diana ! Alfred Turner (25th Anniversary) by Sandy Turner & Family

Friday, October 21, 2016 7:00 Your Special Intention 5:00 ! Rosalie DiValentino by a Beloved Friend ! Rita Giancola by Emanuele & Maria Lombardo

Saturday, October 22, 2016 4:00 ! Teresa Soliwoda by Husband & Family ! Ed Ciszek (7 Year Anniversary) by Mare

A Few Simple Words……..from Fr. Robert October 16, 2016

DAUGHTERS OF JAIRUS PRAYER LINE

If you or someone you know is in need of prayers, call the Prayer Line to make a prayer request (for health, jobs, mar-riage or any need) State your first name and need. You may call Terry (860-828-6667), Jean (860-829-1355) or Gloria (860- 828-1525) with your confidential intentions.

Please call monthly to keep or add a name here. Be sure you have permission from the person.

Jay Jurgen John G. Kumitis, Sr. Rita Kropf Jennie Laviana Guy Lombardi Carla Mangiafico Lisa Mangiafico Evelyn Modzelewski

John D’Addabbo Dorothy Degiorgi Richard Fracasso Dominic Gionfriddo Jonathan Gionfriddo Rosemarie Gionfriddo Gene Goryl Bruce Havelevitch

Helen Morrissey Lorraine Pac Charles Pagano, Sr. Emma Pagano Cynthia Paradise Jean Peterson Christopher Rozycki Joan Schwartz Diane Zanelli

Nancy Adamowicz Al Baroni, Sr. Donna Bovee Clara Brown Lorraine Clark Sophie Colamussi Tom Coss Mary Curry

WE INVITE YOU TO MERCY MONDAYS TO….

Prayer Before Our Lord in the Eucharist, The Sacrament of Mercy and Reconciliation or A Simple and Holy Conversation With a Priest.

Even if you have been away from the church for a

long time, YOU ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US!

Beautiful rain and rest

The rain last week was so appreciated. Sunday was a perfect day to sit back, relax, take a nap, read a book or do whatever. I hope that everyone in the parish is able

to have a moment to rest and recharge. If we don’t take them, it’s so easy to get overwhelmed with all that is going on. Last week I went away for two days to sit by the ocean in Maine and listen to the waves. It was

peaceful, prayerful and restful at the same time. Please take the time every once in a while to do the same.

Screws / Nuts and Bolts We are in need of an experienced carpenter / handy-man to help us with the second floor of the school.

When they abated the asbestos and put in new floor finishes, they did not hang all the doors properly or rein-stall the door stops correctly. The building committee

told me that there is about ½ day’s work up there if someone knows what they are doing. Please call either Fr. Robert or Diane Funk if you think you could volun-teer your services to help us get everything ship shape

up there. Going Out to Bid

Once again we are going out to bid for our snow remov-al project. While our current company has done a great job it’s always good to write up a proposal and send it

out to bid. Now with the parking lot across the street, there will be more snow to plow and we have to keep our cost as low as possible. When you look at our prop-

erty, there are now two sizeable parking areas and lots of sidewalks to clear. If you want a copy of the RFP, it will be available from the main office in the near future

There They Go Have you seen the Saint Paul School Cross Country team out running around town? I’m amazed at how

many children participate in the program. It’s so im-portant for Catholic schools to provide as many extra-curricular activities as possible. I’m proud of what we do

for our school children, and I’m grateful to the people who give of their time to make all of our extracurricular activities happen. When you see our children running,

say a little prayer for them and for our beautiful little school.

On December 1, we will begin taking applica-tions for the next school year (2017-18). Prior to that, we are happy to talk with you about our school, and to provide you with an Admissions package and other school-related information. Tours of our school and shadow visits for pro-

spective students are also available. A note to Preschool parents: part of our admissions process for Preschool parents is a classroom visit with your child. Alt-hough applications won't be accepted until December 1, par-ents can schedule their classroom visits any time before then. Please contact Ellen Bertolami at 860-828-4343 x136 or email her for more information: admissions@stpaulkensington.org.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Saint Paul School News

DO YOU LIKE TO SHOP? DO YOU LIKE DISCOUNTS?

DO YOU LIKE TO HELP SAINT PAUL SCHOOL?

If you answered “yes” to these questions, then you’ll want one of these shopping passes! Available for just $5 through the school office, or at Boscov’s on October 18th from 12-6. Come to the SPS ta-

Last Monday, members of the Saint Paul School Dinosaur Club took a rare, private behind-the-scenes tour of the vertebrate paleontology collection at the Yale Peabody Museum. The students spent time in the stacks of fossils below the public exhib-its and were able to see a multi-tude of fossils. The students earned the tour when they placed in last year's Paleo Knowledge Bowl, an annual competition where teams compete in a test of knowledge of the history of life on Earth. Saint Paul's will again compete on November 13.

SAVE THE DATE ~ WED. NOV 16TH

ANNUAL MASS OF REMEMBRANCE FOR

SAINT PAUL SCHOOL ALUMNI

Join us to remember our deceased alumni.

FR. TIM JOINS US

We celebrated the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary with a procession of the statue of our Blessed Mother and by reciting the 5 joyful myster-ies. As Mr. Grant reminded us, praying together as a school community makes Jesus and Mary very happy, and there are many angels that join with us when we do.

Religious Education News

HUNGER WALK The Social Action Committee would like you to join us to raise money and walk in

this year’s Hunger Walk to benefit the Berlin Food Pantry on October 23. Registration begins at 1:30pm in the Saint Paul School Gym, with the walk starting at 2:00pm.Sign-up sheets are available on our bulletin boards, at our par-ish office and on our website. THE THANKSGIVING FOOD COLLECTION The Thanksgiving Food Collection will continue through November 11. Items may be placed in the church’s “old wing” entryway or near the “new wing” stairs. The goal is to have enough donations for 30 families. Please prayerfully consider donating so to-gether, we may exceed this goal. Some suggestions:

Vegetables (canned) Fruit (canned and fruit cups)

Potatoes (cans, box) Sweet potatoes

Gravy (packages or jars) Stuffing

Juice (boxed or canned) Cranberry sauce

Salad dressing, Cake mix/frosting, Pie crust/fillings

Cookies, Paper plates/napkins,

Soups and beef stew, Rice, Spaghetti sauce/pasta

Ravioli, Macaroni and cheese, Canned meat or fish

Coffee, tea, hot chocolate

Mayonnaise, Cereal, Sugar / flour

Snack foods, Crackers, Jell-O / pudding

Peanut butter and jelly, Low fat/low salt vegetables

Sugar free fruits, juices, cookies, snacks

Religious Ed Class Schedule

Sun., 9-10:15 AM, 1st Year Confirmation Sun., 10:30-11:45 AM, 2nd Year Confirmation

Confirmation classes are twice/month

Mon., 6:30-7:30 PM, Grades 6 & 8 Tues., 6:30-7:30 PM, Grades 5 & 7 Wed., 5-6 PM, Grades 1 & 2 Wed., 6:30-7:30 PM, Grades 3 & 4

1st Year Confirmation Parent/Student Retreat Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016

3:30—8:30pm Saint Paul School gym

Our first year students and their parents will gather for a fami-ly faith night led by Sam Todzia from Red Barn Ministries of Higganum. The evening starts in the gym at 3:30pm and in-cludes mass and a meal.

THE ELIJAH CUP MINISTRY The Chalice and Patten are a continual reminder of God’s work for our Salva-tion, a prayerful reminder of God’s anniversary of restor-ing our relationship once again with our Creator. We are all Ministers of the Resurrection. The Elijah Cup as a means of praying for vocations can also be taken to your homes for a week during a family anniversary, a reminder of the anniversary of the death of a loved one, a wedding, birthday or spe-cial time of joy or sadness. Sign up forms are at the church entrances. Fr. Tim

St. Paul Church News

EXULTATIONS: CHURCH YOUTH CHOIR Our Music Director, Jeff Bat-ter, wants happiness for all!

The Exultations rehearsals will be not only for the Church Christmas Concert, but also for participation in the Sunday liturgies. This year our Christ-mas gathering will be extra special, because it will incorpo-rate a live Crèche!

Exultations is open to students from 1st grade and up. We are hoping and praying for a middle school age choir as well! Please consider having your child/children participate. Contact Jeff at jeffbatter@stpaulkensington.org with questions and for further information. (Tuesday rehearsals)

Tuesday, October 18 8:30am K-8 Individual School Pictures 3:00pm Mass Choir grades 3-8 3:30pm Parent teacher conferences 6:00pm Brownies Troop 60496 6:00pm Exultations Rehearsal 6:30pm GR 5 & 7 Religious Ed 7:00pm Pastoral Council Meeting 7:00pm Meeting College Care Pack-ages - Parish Center Wednesday, October 19 7:30am PK individual and Class Pictures PK—-8 - Dress Uniforms 12:30pm Dismissal for students 1:30pm Parent Teacher conferences 3:15pm Math Counts Club 5:00pm GR 1 & 2 Rel. Ed go to Mass 5:45pm Rel Ed Between Class Care 6:30pm CONFESSIONS GR 4 6:30pm GR 3 RELIGIOUS ED

Weekly Calendar

Saturday, October 15 4:00pm Play - Life of Saint Francis Sunday, October 16 8:30am Confirmation Group Space 9:00am 1st Year Confirmation Class 10:30am 2nd Year Confirmation Class 1:15pm Baptisms 4:00pm Setup Youth MinistryEvent 5:30pm Color Wars: Youth Ministry Kickoff Monday, October 17 8:30am Parish Staff Meeting 2:00pm Ledgecrest - Rosary 2:00pm Worthington Manor - Mass 3:00pm Advanced Band 6:30pm Gr. 6 & 8 Religious Ed 7:00pm Mercy Monday

@BCYM_edge @bcym_edge Berlin Catholic Youth Ministry

Join us for this fun and exciting afternoon of team games, prizes, raffles, & pizza!

Date: October 16

Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Place: Saint Paul’s School Gym

Who: All Middle Schoolers (Grade 6-8)

This Kickoff is the start of our middle school

youth ministry program. Don’t miss it!

Thursday, October 20 11:00am Grade 8 bake Sale 3:30pm Parent teacher conferences 7:00pm RCIA Meeting Friday, October 21 6:00am Men's Group - Uncle D's 1:30pm Student Council Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness 3:00pm SET-UP 9th Grade Retreat 7:30pm AA Meeting Saturday, October 22 8:00am SET-UP 9th Grade Retreat 3:00pm Confessions Sunday, October 23 7:30am Mass 8:30am Confirmation Group Space 9:00am NO 1st Yr Confirmation Class 10:30am 2nd Year Confirmation Class 12:30pm Hunger Walk

Christmastime Shopping Boutique at Saint Paul School

Friday Evening, November 11th Over 25 tables to shop from! Start your shopping early!

Join us this Wednesday…….

T.E.A.C.H. ~Transforming Expanding Adult Catholic Horizons~

Are you interested in growing in faith and deepening your relationship with

God? Join us for the Saint Paul’s Fall Lecture Series. Various ministries in our parish have suggested the following topics for informational, discussion-

based sessions as our response to the call for a New Evangelization. Each session will be 90 minutes long (7:00-

8:30 PM) with refreshments and fellowship.

October 19 – Catholic Essentials

Join us as we examine Catholic doctrine and traditions to deepen our understanding of the Catholic faith and how its practice can transform our lives.

November 9– The Meaning of Suffering and God’s Love If God is all-powerful and truly seeks our good, then why does he allow suffering? Explore and learn what the Catholic Church says about the meaning of suffering.

November 30 – Our Prayer Life Kick off the Advent season with a revitalized view of prayer that can lead you to the Nativity of our Lord.

For more information please contact Bud Volz , at 860-681-8355 or budvolz@comcast.net

On Sunday, October 23rd, Xavier High School will hold its annual Open House

from 1:00-3:30 p.m. for 6th, 7th and 8th grade boys and their families. All that Xavier has to offer will be on display: our academic departments, sports, clubs,

and activities. Xavier's entire administration, faculty and staff and hundreds of Xavi-

er students will be available to show all that is Xavier. If families cannot attend this date, an additional Open House is on Thursday, November 3rd from 6:00-7:30 PM. RSVP: www.xavierhighschool.org/open-house. Freshman Entrance Exam: Saturday, November 12th or 19th, at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration

is requested and can be done online at www.xavierhighschool.org. Optional test prepara-tion sessions will be offered on October 29th and November 5th at 9 AM to those who reg-istered for the exam.

ITALIAN NIGHT NOVEMBER 5

The response to our Italian Night has been wonderful. Tickets have been selling so quickly that we cur-rently have a waiting list should any become available. Remember that the doors will open after the 4 p.m. Mass. Our cocktail hour (BYOB and bring your own snacks) will be from 5 to 6 with dinner served at 6:30. The raffle will begin at 8 p.m. with the drawing for the lottery wreath and 50/50 at 8:30.

COLLEGE CARE PACKAGES Anyone interested in helping with this project may join us at out meet-ing on Tuesday, October 18th, at 7pm in the parish center.

P L E A S E S E E F L Y E R !

In Our Neighborhood

FALL HOLY HOURS FOR VOCATIONS TO THE PRIESTHOOD

Tuesday, November 22nd 7pm, St. Bridget Church 175 Main St. in Cheshire

Monday, December 19th 7pm, St. Rita Church 1620 Whitney Ave. in Hamden

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Friday, October 28, 2016 5:30pm—7:30pm Spartans Club,

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Bring the entire family to enjoy a deli-cious supper which includes salad, bread & butter, endless pasta, meatballs, and a beverage. And of course, a yummy dessert! $9 per Adult $5 per Child (under 12) No tickets necessary. Pay at the door.

Questions? Contact Lisa {860) 798-5192 or

Caroline (860) 826-1334.

OUR LADY OF CALVARY PROGRAM October 26, 2016,

Dinner 6pm Program 7-9pm $40 Program and Dinner $25 Program only

Join us to explore the writings of Pope Francis, the Jubilee Year of Mercy, and how this Mercy is continued in our lives. Pope Francis reminds us that God's name is Mercy. He says that the Church, if it is to have authenticity, must be merciful, first and last. The Jubilee Year of Mercy is but one step in a reforming of our minds, hearts and lives to be in tune with God's Mercy, which Pope Francis so beautifully presents to the whole world. This presentation will look at the writings of Pope Francis, the Jubilee Year of Mercy, and how this Mercy is continued in our lives. Deadline for reservations is one week before program. Sr. Elissa Rinere, C.P. has been a Passionist sister for over 30 years. She holds a Master's degree in education from the University of Rhode Island and a Doctorate in Canon Law (J.C.D.) from Catholic University of America. She has spent many years working in the Church as both a canon lawyer and pastoral minister. Call (860) 677-8519 or email olcretreat@sbcglobal.net. Payment is due at time of registration.

W O R D S E A R C H

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DEFENDING OUR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

#242 OCT. 16, 2016 Recently, Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore, chairman of the USCCB's Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty, decried comments made by Martin Castro, chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, who said that the phrases "religious liberty" and "religious freedom" were "code words" used to discriminate. “Today, Cath-olic priests, religious and laity can be found walk-ing the neighborhood streets of our most strug-gling communities in places abandoned by a ‘throwaway culture’ that has too often determined that quick profits matter more than communities. We are there offering education, health care, so-cial services, and hope, working to serve as the ‘field hospital’ Pope Francis has called us to be. We wish we were there in even greater numbers, but we are there to humbly offer the full promise of America to all. Rest assured, if people of faith con-tinue to be marginalized, it is the poor and vulner-able, not the Chairman and his friends, who will suffer,” said Lori. If you haven’t done so already, please voice your opposition to the federal health care mandate by calling U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Ser-vices Sylvia Mathews Burwell at 202-205-5445, and your elected state representatives. Let them know that the mandate is in violation of our First Amendment right to religious freedom.

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