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St. Joseph Church�
129 Edwards St.�
New Haven, CT 06511�
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Dominican Friars�
Sunday Mass Schedule:�
4:15 �5:00 PM Confessions� �
5:00 PM Vigil Mass�(Mixed Repertoire: Cantor)� �
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9:00 AM Mass (Mixed Repertoire: Choir)� � � �
� 10:30 AM Mass (Traditional Sacred Polyphony)� � �
12:00 PM Mass (Gregorian Chant)� � � �
5:00 PM Mass (No Music)� � � � �
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Daily Mass Schedule:�
11:15�12:00 PM Confessions�� �
12:00 PM Mass� � � � �
5:00 PM Mass�
8:00 AM Mass� � �
www.stmarysnewhaven.org �
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August 2, 2020�
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�
St. Mary Church�
5 Hillhouse Ave.�
New Haven, CT 06511�
Mass & Confession Schedule�
(During Repairs to St. Mary Church, all Masses and Confessions will be held at St. Joseph Church)�
Parish Office �
(located in the adjacent St. Mary Priory)�
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Phone: 203�562�6193�
Fax: 203�562�1273�
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Office Hours�
Monday�Friday, 8:30am�4pm�
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Pastor: � Fr. John Paul Walker, O.P. � Ext. 247 (Office)�
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Associate Pastors: � Fr. Leo Camurati, O.P. � Ext 115 (Office)�
� Fr. Joachim Kenney, O.P. � Ext 150 (Office)�
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Prior of Dominican Community: � Fr. Jonathan Kalisch, O.P. � [email protected]�
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Dominican Community: � Fr. Angelo H. Camacho, O.P. � Ext. 112�
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Parish Secretary: � Eliza Sayward (Ext. 101)� [email protected]�
Office Assistant: � Lisa Maccio � Ext. 136�
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Deacon: � Martin J. O’Connor � [email protected]�
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Music Director, St. Mary: � Dr. Muriel Maharidge � [email protected]�
Music Director, St. Joseph: � Jim DeLucia � 203�640�0985�
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Knights of Columbus: � David St. Hilaire � [email protected]�
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Shrine Director:� Fr. Jonathan Kalisch, O.P. � � �
Parish Staff �
Parish Office Phone Number: 203�562�6193�
A Message from one of Our Parishioners�
Regarding Online Giving �
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Have you discovered online giving? In this time where we
are all sheltered at home, St. Mary’s financial needs con-
tinue. Setting up online giving is easy and secure. You can
do a one�time, weekly or monthly. Once my husband and I
set this up, we receive a weekly reminder that the with-
drawal is being posted.�
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If you need any help, please email/call 603�491�3910
[email protected] and I can help you set this up. �
Lori Myers�
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“In everything I showed you that by working hard in this
manner you must help the weak and remember the words
of the Lord Jesus, that He Himself said, ‘It is more blessed
to give than to receive.”~ Luke 20:35�
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Daily Mass�� �
Noon� � Deceased Members of the Knights of �
� � Columbus, their wives and Columbian �
� � Squires †�
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Saturday, AUGUST 1�
St. Alphonsus Liguori, Bishop & Doctor of the Church�
5pm Tomas & Pacita Maramba † �
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Sunday, AUGUST 2 �
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�
9:00 AM For the People of Our Parish�
10:30 AM Pasquale & Rose Greco † �
Noon Deceased Members of the Knights of �
Columbus, their wives & Columbian�
Squires †�
5:00 PM� Claudia Grenata † �
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Monday, AUGUST 3�
5pm Guadalupe Ramirez † �
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Tuesday, AUGUST 4�
St. John Vianney, Priest�
5pm Fr. Manuel Maramba † �
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Wednesday, AUGUST 5�
5pm Deceased Members of the Knights of Columbus, �
their wives & Columbian Squires †�
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Thursday, AUGUST 6�
The Transfiguration of the Lord�
5pm Sr. Benilda Maramba † �
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Friday, AUGUST 7�
5pm Emiliano Siochi † �
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Saturday, AUGUST 8�
Holy Father Dominic, Priest�
5pm Fr. Manuel Maramba, OSB † �
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Sunday, AUGUST 9�
NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�
9:00 AM For the People of Our Parish�
10:30 AM Sonny Chiong † �
Noon Deceased Members of the Knights of �
Columbus, their wives & Columbian�
Squires †�
5:00 PM� Heidi Elsener † �
CONVENIENT WAY TO RECEIVE OUR BULLETIN�
If you wish to receive our bulletin automatically to your email inbox
each week please visit our seek and find page to sign up for this free
& convenient service. �
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http://seekandfind.com/directory/st.�mary�church_1691.html�
OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED AT ST. MARY PARISH�
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION�
The�traditional CCD program at St. Mary's offers instruction
for children from Grade 1 through 8. Our curriculum draws
upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Bible as
well as supplemental materials. Classes� are held Tuesday
evenings from 6:00�7:00pm from September to May at St.
Mary Church. For information contact the Parish secretary or
SIENA GIRLS’ CLUB�
We invite all girls ages 9�13 to join the�Siena�Girls' Club at St.
Mary's in New Haven. We meet Wednesdays at 4:30 to grow in
our faith and friendship, perform the Works of Mercy, and devel-
op authentic feminine leadership.� For more information,
please�contact Faith Hough at�[email protected]�
CATHECHESIS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD�
This highly acclaimed approach to the religious formation of
children is rooted in the Bible, the liturgy of the Church, and
the educational principles of Maria Montessori. The Atrium
at St. Mary's meets for two hours on Monday afternoons,
Wednesday mornings or Wednesday afternoons, October
through May, and serves children in three mixed age groups,
ages 3 to 6, 6 to 9, and 9 to 12. �
For more information, email�[email protected]�
FRASSATI NEW HAVEN�
Frassati New Haven is a gathering of Catholic young adults in
their 20’s and 30’s, married or single, students or working,
who desire to grow in holiness together through prayer, ser-
vice to those in need, and social opportunities together. �For
more information email [email protected] or contact
Fr. John Paul.�
ANGELUS WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP�
Angelus is open to women of all ages and stages in life seek-
ing to grow closer to Christ as a community. Meetings are
4:30�6:30pm every Wednesday afternoon�in the St. Mary pri-
ory parlor. Join us for weekly rosary making and fellowship
with other women of the parish. For more information con-
tact JoAnn Wagner at [email protected]�
10:30AM MASS CHOIR�
The 10:30am Mass choir provides music for the 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Mass at St. Joseph. Membership is open to all who
enjoy singing, no prior experience or audition required. �
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The choir is seeking additional singers in all vocal ranges.
Contact: Dr. Muriel Maharidge, Director of Music at St. Mary
at [email protected] or 203�287�8339. �
THE CHILDREN’S CHOIR OF ST. MARY’S�
The children’s choir is open to all the children of the parish
and welcomes new members. Currently there are about 20
singers ranging from age 3�11. Through the practice of music
they are given the opportunity to grow in faith, artistry and
fellowship. See the bulletin for rehearsal details. Please con-
tact Muriel Maharidge if you are interested in registering your
child(ren): [email protected] �
ST. MARY’S MOM’S GROUP�
Find support and fellowship among other moms in the par-
ish! For information on gatherings and other events, please
contact�[email protected]�
9AM MASS CHOIR�
The 9am Mass choir sings at the 9am Sunday Mass at St. Jo-
seph and all special holidays. Rehearsals take place every
Thursday night from 7:00�9pm in the Choir loft at St. Joseph.
All new members welcome, no experience necessary, feel free
to show up. We are always looking for musicians. Any ques-
tions contact Jim DeLucia, Music Director at St. Joseph, at
203�640�0985. �
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL�
The Father Michael McGivney Council #10705 is a group of
men who through acts of faith, charity, and fraternity strive to
become better men, husbands, and fathers and to support the
parish of St. Mary’s. All Catholic men age 18 or older, mar-
ried or single, are encouraged to join the McGivney Council.
Contact David St. Hilaire, [email protected] or 913�426
�2186.�
HELPERS OF GOD’S PRECIOUS INFANTS�
This group is committed to maintaining a loving and prayerful
presence outside of the abortion businesses. Vigils are held on
the second Saturday of each month, starting with 8am Mass, fol-
lowed by Eucharistic Adoration, then a procession to Planned
Parenthood, while reciting the Rosary. Please contact Bill Dobbs
for information at [email protected]�
MEN’S SHELTER MEAL PREPARATION AND �
FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY�
On the first three Sundays and fourth Wednesday of each month,
various groups in our Parish coordinate the preparation, delivery
and serving of supper to the men at the Emergency Shelter Man-
agement Service on Grand Avenue.� There are two groups that
coordinate this.� One has volunteers preparing meals in their own
homes, and the other group organizes the meal preparation in the
kitchen of St. Mary Church. �
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For more information on this ministry, please contact Sean Joyce
at 203.752.6764 or [email protected]�
Please note: Due to the Coronavirus (COVID�19), all in person parish meetings
and events have been postponed or cancelled. We are attempting to switch over
to electronic meetings as much as possible. Please monitor the Parish webpage,
Facebook page, Instagram Account or as a last resort call the Parish Office. �
OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED AT ST. MARY PARISH�
AFTERNOON BIBLE STUDY�
Every Tuesday at 1pm at St. Joseph Church in the church
basement. No background needed. Come as frequently as
you can, the sessions last one hour. You are welcome to
bring your own bible. Fr. Leo will lead the discussion. �
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COLUMBIAN SQUIRES�
Columbian Squires are the youth organization of the Knights
of Columbus for Catholic young men ages 10�18.� They are
part of a larger organization of more than 20,000 young men
worldwide who have fun and share their Catholic faith, help
people in need, and enjoy the company of friends in social,
family, athletic, cultural, civic and spiritual activities. For
information, contact Chris Neumann at (203) 393�2924. �
LAY FRATERNITY OF ST. DOMINIC�
Open to men and women, single or married, who desire to
manifest God’s love in the world today. Dominican Laity are
members of “chapters” which meet once a month for prayer
and study of events and issues regarding the Church today.
The Chapter meets on the second Sunday of each month at
Noon.�For information contact the parish secretary.�
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET�
All parishioners are invited to join in praying the Divine
Mercy chaplet every Thursday at 4:45pm in St. Joseph’s
Church. �
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS�
Interested in becoming Catholic? Or interested in receiving
adult level instruction in the Catholic faith? Contact the Par-
ish Secretary (ext. 101) for information. �
OPPORTUNITIES FOR EUCHARISTIC ADORATION�
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Every Wednesday evening from 8�9 PM at St. Joseph
Church there is a traditional, “silent” Holy Hour. One of the
priests or deacons of our parish will expose the Blessed Sac-
rament, and after singing the O Salutaris, there will be silent
adoration until Benediction a little before 9:00 PM. �
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Every Thursday afternoon we have Exposition at St. Joseph
Church immediately following the noon daily Mass. The
Eucharist remains on the altar for silent Adoration all after-
noon until Benediction at 4:30 PM.�
LEGION OF MARY�
The legion of Mary is a lay apostolic group, who, under the
hospice of Mary Mediatrix of all graces, serves the church
and neighbor. We will meet every Wednesday from 6�7pm at
St. Joseph in the church. We come together to enlist the aid
of Our Mother through the rosary, prayers and devotion to
our Lady. �We are a prayerful group and our weekly meeting
is devoted to Our Mother, we are open to all adult Catho-
lics. �For information contact Immacula Didier�at (203�508�
0704) or at�[email protected] �
THIRD THURSDAY FOR SENIORS�
Our parish has a monthly session for seniors to enjoy spiritu-
al, educational and social time together. All are welcome. We
will start with Noon Mass, followed by lunch in the St. Jo-
seph church hall and a speaker. �
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For information contact Immacula Didier�at (203�508�0704)
or at�[email protected] �
COMMUNION AND LIBERATION�
An ecclesial movement in the Catholic Church whose purpose
is to educate the faithful to be mature Christians. Week-
ly�meetings are held in the St. Mary Priory on Fridays at�7:00
p.m. All are welcome! �
For information contact Cristina at 203�245�7307,
email�[email protected]�or�visit�http://us.clonline.org�
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES�
We are always looking for parishioners interested in serving
as Lectors, Altar Servers, and Extraordinary Ministers of the
Eucharist at our Masses. �If interested in any of these minis-
tries, please contact the parish office.�
SPIRITUAL TOPICS CIRCLE�
2nd and 4th Sundays of each month from 4�4:45pm in St.
Joseph Hall. Adult discussion and exploration of topics in
Catholic spirituality. Fr. John Paul is the moderator.�
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Twitter �
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PARISH EMAIL LIST �
If you would like to receive email updates on parish
news, please email: �
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with your name and you will be added. �
Masses for 2020 are now available for scheduling.
For information about how to schedule a Mass call at
Eliza at 203�562�6193 ext. 101. �
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During these �
times of Pandemic, �
we bring these �
intentions to the
Prayers of the
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For the souls of all who have died, �
that they enjoy eternal life with God�
Immacula Didier’s aunt, Elise Bonhomete, in Brooklyn�
Fr. Albert Caprio, OP, former Infant of Prague Shrine Director�
Immacula Didier’s father, Ranon Didier, in Brooklyn�
Anastacia Sobko, mother Maria Sobko, O.P. Laity�
Great Aunt of Fr. Jonathan Kalisch, OP, Margaret Nagy, NJ �
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For all who are suffering �
and for all who are sick with COVID�
Kristin Daley’s sister, Megan, in New Jersey �
Matt McGrath’s cousin, Michael Smith, NYC�
Alberta & Fred Ferrie’s son, Scott, in CT�
Antonio Niquen, Fr. Camacho’s parishioner in Peru�
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For all on the front lines of medical support�
Marcia Talarczyk’s nephew, Dr. Henry Grazioso in Boston�
Dr. David Lobo, Bridgeport Hospital�
Dr. Anushree Shrivali, Yale New Haven Hospital�
Dr. Kristin Daley�
Ann Cullinan, RN, VA Hospital�
Allie Perretta, RN, Yale New Haven Hospital�
Paul Reynolds, St Joseph's Medical Center, Yonkers, NY�
Kaiti Reynolds, Delaware�
Gracielita Reynolds, Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis, IN�
Noely Giannelli, MidState Medical Center �
Regina Diaz, LPN�
Mary Chalupsky, O.P. Laity, chaplain at St. Raphael Hospital �
Meghan McManus, O.P. Laity, nurse at St. Raphael Hospital �
Cheryl Lombardo, O.P. Laity, dementia unit, nursing home �
James Onofrio, O.P. Laity, housekeeping, Yale�New Haven �
Hospital Emergency Department �
Jean Kononowiz, O.P. Laity, hospital pharmacist�
Colleen Messier, sister of Deb Finelli, Lighthouse of Lincoln,
Lincoln, RI �
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To add your intentions for parishioners, family or friends
impacted by the pandemic to the Prayers of the Faithful,
please contact Eliza at [email protected] or �
203�562�6193 ext. 101. �
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Wait, I can
support St.
Mary’s
by… �
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YES! About a year ago, Amazon instituted a program of char-
itable giving called “Amazon Smile” which allows people who
shop at Amazon to designate one charity of their choice to
receive 0.5% of the total cost of everything purchased. We
recently were able to get our parish listed as one of the chari-
ties that is an option on Amazon Smile. �
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To participate (and I hope everyone does!), access Amazon by
using the URL smile.amazon.com (rather than the usual
www.amazon.com). The first time to access Amazon in this
way, it will ask you to sign in to your Amazon account and
then select your charity. They will have a few “suggested”
charities at the top of the page; ignore those and instead in the
charity search box below type “Saint Mary Parish �
Corporation” and you should see us come up. Hit “select” and
from now on, every time you buy any Amazon items by using
the smile.amazon.com URL you will be helping to support
our parish! �
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Note that smile.amazon.com is not a separate website, it is
simply a way of accessing the full Amazon website and desig-
nating us as your charity of choice. Also, the prices are exact-
ly the same�Amazon does not bump up prices by 0.5% to
make up for the fact that much is being given to charity. �
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So if you are someone who shops on Amazon already, please
consider using Amazon Smile and listing us as your charity of
choice. And feel free to spread word to your family and
friends. Thank you!�
Join the Dominican Laity in Prayer �
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Friday night prayer at 7pm is offer via Zoom by the Lay Fra-
ternity of Saint Dominic at St. Mary Parish. We pray "to im-
plore from Almighty God the end of the epidemic, relief for
those who are afflicted and eternal salvation for those whom
the Lord has called to Himself." (Decree of the Apostolic
Penitentiary on the Granting of Special Indulgences to the
Faithful in the Current Pandemic, 3�20�20) �
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Please join our members for fellowship and in praying the
Rosary, Stations of the Cross, or Divine Mercy Chaplet.
Email [email protected]� or call Tacy Woods (203) 710�
7733.�
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St. Joseph Church is open daily for personal prayer be-
tween 9:00AM and 7:00PM on weekdays and will open
shortly before the first Mass and close shortly after the last
Mass on Saturdays and Sundays. �
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When at Church, please observe the new 'social distancing'
health rule by keeping at least 6’ apart from others in pews
or confession lines. Confessions and daily Mass are now
happening again according to our usual schedule which is
on the cover of the bulletin. �
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Our parish will be live streaming daily and Sunday Mass
seven days a week, at 12:00 noon via Facebook live. Please
go to https://www.facebook.com/stmarysCT/�at noon each
day for Mass with one of the friars. You can also watch it
later.� This is easy to do, you do not need to have a Face-
book account to view live stream or to view the video later
on. �
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Archived copies of the Masses are also available on
YouTube and you do not need to be YouTube subscriber to
access the St. Mary Parish YouTube Channel. �
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Visit: youtube.com/c/StMaryParishNewHaven�
WEDDING BANNS �
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Terence Boyle & Caitlin Roshka August 7, 2020 3rd Bann�
Andrew Consiglio & Rayven Ranciato August 8, 2020 3rd Bann�
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Stay Connected to God and Others during
this COVID�19 Crisis�
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Our Brother’s Keepers is a ministry that builds on
the care and compassion already in our parish to meet
our very challenging COVID�19 times. We connect
with each other and with God in prayer during this
crisis. We support each other. Here’s how it works…�
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All who join “Our Brother’s Keepers” are willing to:�
�� Contact a fellow parishioner by phone with a
friendly hello and wellness check.�
�� Pray, if possible together on your call, for an
end to the pandemic, and for God’s strength
and perseverance in our world, country, and
parish.�
�� Identify any ways that there is a need for as-
sistance. (eg. some groceries, a prescription,
etc.) & refer any needs to email
contact Fr. Leo at the parish office�
�� Strengthen ties between us at a time when un-
certainty and isolation abound, even when
there are no errands/urgent needs.�
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Who joins and how do I join????�
Anyone can join. We will match you up with some-
one to contact. Or maybe you are already doing a
wellness check with another. Join as a pair. Think of
the prayer, care, and connection!�
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It is easy to join … just contact Fr. Leo or email
[email protected] with your
name and your phone number or any questions. �
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Bereaved Parents�USA�Support Group for Parents and
Grandparents who lost children. �
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PS it HURTS�Support Group SOLELY for Parents who lost
children to SUICIDE. �
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Contact info: Vanessa 203�645�7777�
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Monthly meetings via Zoom: First Sunday of Every Month. �
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3:00pm �Bereaved Parents �USA�
4:30pm�PS it Hurts �
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WE ARE HERE TO HELP, ALL CONTACT INFORMATION
IS CONFIDENTIAL. YOU ARE NOT MEANT TO CARRY
YOUR GRIEF ALONE. �
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POPE FRANCIS’ AUGUST PRAYER INTENTION�
We pray for all those who work and live from
the sea, among them sailors, fishermen and
their families.�
Monthly Food Collection �
St. Joseph Church Vestibule�
We collect food monthly on the last weekend of the month. �
Our food collection goes to St. Bernadette’s Food Pantry, who has been
serving our New Haven community for decades. For anyone in need,
the pantry is open every Saturday from 10:00am to 11:00am at the
East Shore Senior Center, 411 Townsend Avenue. No personal identifi-
cation is required. �
Thank you so much for the generous July donations! �
Our next food collection weekend is August 29 & 30. �
SANCTUARY LAMP�
We burn the sanctuary lamp at St. Joseph this week for the �
glory of God and for the repose of the souls of: �
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DECEASED DOMINICANS �
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In your charity, please remember them in your prayers. The
sanctuary lamp is a candle that burns in the sanctuary indi-
cating the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Those who
wish to have the candle burning for a specific intention can
contact the parish secretary for more information. �
BIBLE STUDY IN EXILE �
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Join Fr. Leo on Tuesdays from 1 to 2pm via Facebook Live
as he continues our Parish Bible Study online. While Bible
study is a social engagement as much as a spiritual one,
we're hoping this can fill a need. The first session is already
on the parish Facebook and YouTube pages, as will all
studies henceforth. Those hearing it live are encouraged
and welcomed to type in questions as he goes, as we’ve
made him promise to try to field them on the fly! Whether
you can sit in every week, or stop in when you're able,
you're certainly welcome! We're just sorry that we can't
provide any coffee.�
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ST. MARY CHURCH UPDATES AND CHANCE FOR A �
“SNEAK PEEK”�
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As we begin to hit the “dog days” of summer, I wanted to give another update on the status of
the repairs in St. Mary Church and also share about an exciting opportunity for a sneak peek at
the church that will be happening later on this week.�
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Over the last 4�6 weeks, the painting and decorative stenciling work in the church has been pro-
gressing very quickly. As work on the ceiling was finished, the very top parts of the scaffolding
began to be taken down. In the last two weeks, all of the work requiring scaffolding has fin-
ished and the scaffolding has been entirely deconstructed and removed from the church. This is
a huge milestone in this phase of the project, and one that is very exciting.�
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There continues to be a variety of tasks that need to be accomplished at “ground level,” which
means the church is not quite ready to be opened up for regular parish use. As I have learned
over the last year�and�a�half, promising specific dates when the church will be reopened is a
dangerous business, as all it takes is one monkey wrench to throw things off… but barring any
unexpected, last�minute snafus, I believe St. Mary’s will be open for regular parish use by early
September.�
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In the meantime, there will be a wonderful opportunity during this upcoming week for anyone
who wishes to get a great “sneak peek” at the church. The 138
th
Supreme Convention of the
Knights of Columbus will be taking place as a virtual event, based here in New Haven. As part
of that, there will be two Masses celebrated in St. Mary’s this upcoming week. The first will be
Tuesday evening (August 4
th
) beginning at 6:00 PM. It is the opening Mass for the convention
and will be aired live on TV on the wonderful Catholic channel EWTN. I also believe it will be
available streaming on their website. The second Mass will be the following day, Wednesday at
2:00 PM, which will be the annual memorial Mass that is always celebrated as part of the con-
vention. While these Masses are not open to the public (please don’t try to “crash the party”),
by following along on EWTN I’m sure you’ll get a magnificent view of the church and plenty
of video close�ups of the artwork and decoration. Following the Mass on Tuesday night will be
the annual report of the Supreme Knight, which I believe will also be carried live on EWTN.�
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I can’t wait to be able to resume our regular parish life in St. Mary Church. While we all wait
these last few weeks before we can do that, I hope this coming week’s television coverage will
provide a nice “preview of coming attractions” about what you can expect the next time you
walk into St. Mary Church. In the meantime, for those who are able to safely attend Mass, I
look forward to seeing you at St. Joseph’s soon!�
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God bless,�
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Fr. John Paul
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P.S. Follow all of the news and updates for the Knights of Columbus convention at:�
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kofc.org/convention�
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671 State StreetNew Haven, CT 06511
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Visel Tree Service
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[email protected]#HIC.0647013
Come Be Peace with us!For more info, contact Sr. June Fitzgerald at
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parishionerlicensed & insured
JOSEPH GOODWIN REALTOR
cell/text [email protected]
BRANFORD
All Points RealtyEach office
independently owned and operated
www.johnrwilliams.com
Tel: [email protected] Elm Street • New Haven
John R. Williams and Associates, L.L.C.
FREE ADMISSION & PARKING
A Journey through History, Art & Faith
1 State Street, New Haven Open 10-5 dailykofcmuseum.org
203-865-0400
Robin Ungaro • [email protected] • (800) 477-4574 x6447
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All Saints Cemetery North Haven 203-239-2557
Mt St Peter Cemetery Derby
203-735-8026
St Lawrence Cemetery West Haven
203-624-3980
The Catholic Cemeteries Association of the Archdiocese of Hartford, Inc.First Time Ever Discount!!
During the month of April, 2020 get a 15% discount* on any Flush Marker or Monument!We can do it all online for your safety and convenience
Advanced Planning—The Gift that Lasts an Eternitywww.ccacem.org
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