July 3, 2016 14 th Sunday in Ordinary Time †Masses and Intentions† Sat Confession : 3:30 – 4:00 pm Sat July 2, 4:30 pm Mass at St. Philip † Renee Raucci by Andy & Ann Brndiar Sun July 3, 9:00 am Mass at St. Jude For the Sick of Both of Our Parishes Sun July 3, 11:00 am Mass at St. Philip For the Sick of Both of Our Parishes Monday and Tuesday No Masses Wed July 6, 8:00 am Mass at St. Jude † For the Deceased of Both Parishes Thur July 7, 8:00 am Mass at St. Jude For our Parishes Thur July 7, 6:00 pm Mass at St. Philip For the sick of Both of Our Parishes Fri July 8, 8:00 am Mass at St. Philip † Catherine & Steve Muska by Memorial Mass Fund Deacon Bob & Sandy Godlewsky 55 th Wedding Anniversary Adoration following Mass; Divine Mercy Chaplet at 1:50 pm; Benediction 2:00 pm Sat Confession : 3:30 – 4:00 pm Sat July 9, 4:30 pm Mass at St. Philip † John W. Marcisin by The Family Sun July 10, 9:00 am Mass at St. Jude Sun July 10, 11:00 am Mass at St. Philip OUR OFFERING OF THANKS TO GOD LAST WEEK St. Philip Weekly Offering $ 2643.00 St. Philip Additional Maintenance/Fuel $ 125.00 St. Philip Combined World $ Charities 1542 .00 St. Jude Weekly Offering $ 945.00 St. Jude Additional Maintenance/Fuel $ 13 .00 St. Jude Combined World Charities $ 315.00 ATTENDANCE LAST WEEKEND Saturday 4:30 pm St. Philip 06/25/16 101 Sunday 9:00 am St. Jude 06/26/16 101 Sunday 11:00 am St. Philip 06/26/16 102 Total: 304 St. Philip and St. Jude Parishes are greatly blessed through your regular giving. May God Bless each of you, Father Greg Stewardship : “He said to them, ‘The harvest is abundant, but the laborers are few…’” LUKE 10:2 As Catholics we are all called to serve in ministry. However, many of us are unsure how to use our talents and gifts to build God’s Church. Talk to God and ask Him what He wants you to do. The next time one of your fellow parishioners asks you to help or join a committee; it may be the answer to your prayer. Office closed: July 4 th , and July 8 th . PRAYER LIST : Gus Aiello, Lynne Allevo, Karen Bergeron, John B, Robert Blain, Kenny Botting, Roland Cloutier, Carol Davidge, Raymond DeLorme, George Ference, Elaine Fisher, Jacob Fletcher, Rita Fogarty, Jackie Goble, Lisa Gorman, James H., Jimmy Harrison, Holly, Michael King, Judd Kosakowski, Mary S. Lirot, Pat Lockey, Mary Manning, Charlotte Grace McCutcheon, Sandy Mullarkey, George Nagy, Leo Passardi, Victoria & Richard Santi, Marge Servedio, Carolyn Tanajes, George Tomecko,Tom Woodcock.
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July 3, 201614th Sunday in Ordinary Time†Masses and Intentions†
Sat Confession: 3:30 – 4:00 pm Sat July 2, 4:30 pm Mass at St. Philip † Renee Raucci by Andy & Ann BrndiarSun July 3, 9:00 am Mass at St. JudeFor the Sick of Both of Our Parishes Sun July 3, 11:00 am Mass at St. PhilipFor the Sick of Both of Our Parishes Monday and Tuesday No Masses Wed July 6, 8:00 am Mass at St. Jude† For the Deceased of Both Parishes Thur July 7, 8:00 am Mass at St. JudeFor our ParishesThur July 7, 6:00 pm Mass at St. Philip For the sick of Both of Our ParishesFri July 8, 8:00 am Mass at St. Philip† Catherine & Steve Muska by Memorial Mass FundDeacon Bob & Sandy Godlewsky 55th Wedding Anniversary
Adoration following Mass; Divine Mercy Chaplet at 1:50 pm; Benediction 2:00 pm
Sat Confession: 3:30 – 4:00 pm Sat July 9, 4:30 pm Mass at St. Philip † John W. Marcisin by The FamilySun July 10, 9:00 am Mass at St. JudeSun July 10, 11:00 am Mass at St. PhilipOUR OFFERING OF THANKS TO GOD LAST WEEK St. Philip Weekly Offering $ 2643.00 St. Philip Additional Maintenance/Fuel $ 125.00 St. Philip Combined World Charities $ 1542 .00 St. Jude Weekly Offering $ 945.00 St. Jude Additional Maintenance/Fuel $ 13 .00 St. Jude Combined World Charities $ 315.00
ATTENDANCE LAST WEEKENDSaturday 4:30 pm St. Philip 06/25/16 101Sunday 9:00 am St. Jude 06/26/16 101Sunday 11:00 am St. Philip 06/26/16 102
Total: 304St. Philip and St. Jude Parishes are greatly blessed through your regular giving. May God Bless each of you, Father GregStewardship: “He said to them, ‘The harvest is abundant, but the laborers are few…’” LUKE 10:2As Catholics we are all called to serve in ministry. However, many of us are unsure how to use our talents and gifts to build God’s Church. Talk to God and ask Him what He wants you to do. The next time one of your fellow parishioners asks you to help or join a committee; it may be the answer to your prayer.
Office closed: July 4th, and July 8th.PRAYER LIST: Gus Aiello, Lynne Allevo, Karen
Bergeron, John B, Robert Blain, Kenny Botting, Roland Cloutier, Carol Davidge, Raymond DeLorme, George Ference,
Elaine Fisher, Jacob Fletcher, Rita Fogarty, Jackie Goble, Lisa Gorman, James H., Jimmy Harrison, Holly, Michael King, Judd Kosakowski, Mary S. Lirot, Pat Lockey, Mary Manning, Charlotte Grace McCutcheon, Sandy Mullarkey, George Nagy, Leo Passardi, Victoria & Richard Santi, Marge Servedio, Carolyn Tanajes, George Tomecko,Tom Woodcock. Please help keep our list up-to-date. Our condolences to Michelle, Benjamin and James Hipskey on the loss of husband and father, Harold Hipsky, Jr.Message to St Philip and St. Jude Eucharistic Minisiters: We have a number of homebound parishioners that would like to receive the Eucharist. Your help would be a blessing. If you are willing and able to make home visits to bring the Eucharist to these individuals please call the office or talk with Father Greg. My husband and I would like to express a deep appreciation for the following parishioners who helped us during our recent surgeries: John and Caroline Doughty, Deren and Dave Dagon, Conrad Piecyk, Peter and Jean Piecyk, Norb and Julie Saegaert, Wesley and Paula Vincent, Clay and Shirley Wright, Rose and John Bergeron. We would also like to thank all the parishioners for the masses, cards, and prayers for the loss of my mother, Bernice Ravenelle in March. Your acts of kindness will never be forgotten. Sincerely, Tom and Linda Joyal
Congratulations to parishioners Megan Loehfelm and Earl Gendron on their June 25th Marriage at St. Philip Church
BIRTHRIGHT OF WINDHAM BABY BOTTLE DRIVE Please be sure to return the bottles as soon as possible and Thank you!
DIVINE MERCY MEDITATIONSSister Faustina wrote in her Diary: “There is one word I heed and continually ponder; it alone is everything to me; I live by it and die
by it, and it is the holy will of God. It is my daily food. My whole soul listens intently to God’s wishes. I do always what God asks of me. Although my nature often quakes and I feel that the magnitude of these things is beyond my strength” (Diary, 652).Jesus, I trust in you! Jezu, ufam Tobie!
The Combined Collection for World Charities Consists of the following collections: Catholic Relief Services, The Campaign for Human Development, Aid to the Church in Central and Eastern Europe, and assistance for The Holy Land. If you were unable to bring your gift envelope, extra envelopes are available at in the vestibule. Your support of the Universal Church is greatly appreciated. Your envelope can be dropped in the collection basket next weekend or mailed directly to the parish. Thank you.
WELCOME TO OUR SUMMER VISITORS! We at St. Jude and St. Philip are delighted that you have decided to make our church your home away
from home as you vacation in our area. Please introduce yourself to Father Greg and let us know if there is anything you need while you are here and we will do our best to assist you.
LIGHTHOUSE CATHOLIC CDS: There are CDs with orthodox Catholic teaching and some excellent testimonies of individuals and their faith walk. Thank you for all your donations. They help to keep the program
going. If you have questions or requests contact Donna Vertefeuille at 860-429-4508 or email [email protected].
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS, LECTORS, ALTAR SERVERS: The July schedule is on our website. If you would like to be on the August schedule please provide your availability by July 15th. Thank you.
CHURCH FLOWER GARDENSLAST CALL for women and men
who would like to donate a few hours weeding and watering on the church grounds. Summer is coming soon when it will be hot. Please call Sue Harkness at 429-2822. Any convenient time for you can be worked out. Thank you.
Help Needed: DIVINE MERCY FLOAT - Boom Box Parade on July 4th, 11:00am in Willimantic; “Do
you love your faith, your country and parades? If yes, then come join us-Marcia Panciera & Donna Vertefeuille, as we put together a float or just come along and march in the parade. Our
theme is "In God we Trust" highlighting the Jubilee Year of Mercy! If interested, please contact the office @860-429-2860.
Coming-September 17, 2016: Italian Dinner! from Salad to Dessert. Tickets go on sale in July. SUMMER READING! Check out the libraries set up at the entrances of both churches for the Year of Mercy! Some of the titles available:
Diary of Sr. FaustinaConsoling the Heart of JesusSecrets of Divine Mercy – book or CDHealing Power of Confession – CDMercy & HopeWay of Divine Love, and lots of others.
Banns of OrdinationThe following men will be called to the
Order of Permanent Deacon on Saturday, July 16, 2016:
Mr. Benedict LoCastoMr. Octavio Flores
Should you know of any reason why these men should not be ordained Permanent Deacons
please write to:The Most Reverend Michael R. Cote, Bishop of
Norwich201 Broadway
Norwich, CT 06360
Mass of Healing and Individual Prayer: Mondays, July 11th and July 25th at 2pm, Spiritual Renewal Center, 11 Bath Street, Norwich, CT (860-887-0702).Charismatic Prayer Metting: every Tuesday at 2pm. Prayer, Parise and Worship the Lord Jesus! Spiritual Renewal Center, 11 Bath Street, Norwich, CT (860-887-0702)Life in the Spirit Retreat- July 23-24, My Father’s House. Presenters: Fr. McCarthy, Fr. Ray, Gene Dion, Judy Craig, Judith Hughes. Call Dottie 860-873-1906 for reservations. Cost $125 for the weekend.
HOLY FAMILY SUMMER CAMP Ocean of Mercy . The Sisters of Charity of our Lady Mother of the Church Summer Camp July 28-31 at Motherhouse, Baltic, CT for girls ages 11-15. A wonderful spiritual experience and lots of fun! Contact Sister Mary Kathleen, SCMC [email protected] or 860 423-5122 or Sister Rafael, SCMC: 860-822-8241. Forms on our Website: www.sistersofcharity.com God bless you and we hope that the Ocean of Christ’s Mercy fills you with peace and joy!
NEW VENUE- WORLD YOUTH DAY - CT July 23, 1 – 5 pm for Gr. 7-12 at ST. MARY’S PORTLAND.We will bridge youth to World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland through the theme of Mercy with speaker Copper Ray, Praise Band Jerusalem Roads, Mercy Projects, and Mass with The Most Reverend Michael Cote. Cost is
$15. It is a day to rejoice with friends from CT and all around New England. If you are interested, please contact Liza Roach by July 8th (860)848-2237 ext. 305 or [email protected].
Fortnight for Freedom June 21-July 4, 2016Of note this year is the Tour of Relics of the English Martyrs, relics of Saint Thomas More and Saint John Fisher. Several pilgrimage sites are announced on the Bishops’ website (www.usccb.org) with a link to the Fortnight for Freedom.
PILGRIMAGE: SHRINES OF EASTERN CANADAWe invite you to join Fr. Brian Maxwell- Missionary of Mercy and the Office of Faith Events when we journey to see the Shrines of Eastern Canada. The itinerary includes the beautiful Catholic places of worship such as the Holy Doors of the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Quebec, the Shrine of St. Anne de Beaupré, the Shrine of Our Lady of the Cape, Saint Joseph’s Oratory and more. The trip will take place from Sept 5- 10, 2016 and the double occupancy price is $1,295. To see the full brochure, please go to http://www.norwichdiocese.org/office-of-faith-events.html or call Liza at (860)848-2237 ex. 305.
St. Maximilian Kolbe Relic 2016 PilgrimageCONNECTICUT
St. Paul Catholic Church, Kensington and St. John Catholic Church, Cromwell ~ July 1-7
MASSACHUSETTSOur Lady of Perpetual Help Church, New Bedford ~ July 8-10.
A NOTE ABOUT PARISH REGISTRATION If you regularly worship with us, we invite you to register with St. Philip or St. Jude parish. This allows us to provide accurate census data to the diocese. Registration forms are in the vestibule. Please return them to the office. Thank you!
REMEMBER THE NEEDY IN OUR COMMUNITY.Food is collected all year, not just at the holidays. Please bring non-perishable foods to the church or office. We cannot distribute opened or out-of-date food.The ASHFORD FOOD BANK distribution is usually the 4th Friday, from 7-9 am at the Living Proof Church of Ashford. The WILLINGTON FOOD PANTRY is open weekly: Mon, 4-6 pm, Wed & Fri, 10-Noon. Patrons must be Willington residents and be screened by the social worker. Folks can come once monthly (on the day of their choice) to select shelf-stable food for their household. Office hours: Mon 12-7:30 pm; Tues-Fri
9 am – 2 pm. To apply, contact: Dir, Youth, Family & Social Serv., Town of Willington, 40 Old Farms Rd. Willington, CT 06279. Phone: 860-487-3118; FAX: 860-487-3125 Email: [email protected] CARDS ARE NEEDED Please consider donating gas cards from Cumberland Farms, and food cards from Big Y for requests that come from the needy in our community. Put them in an envelope marked "office" and place them in the collection basket. Thank you.
Needed: Queen-size frame, mattress, box spring. The rectory at St. Philip is in need of a gently used mattress set. Please call the office if you can help.
Love one another as I have loved you. As you do unto the least of your brothers, you do unto me. Familiar words – How can we put them into action?
Ministering to the sick and elderly is a good beginning. St. Joseph’s Living
Center, The ONLY Catholic healthcare facility in the Norwich Diocese, is seeking volunteers to join our chapel team assisting during 11 am daily Mass. We also need volunteers to join our Vigil Team as we support our residents on their journey to eternal rest. If you hear God calling, please call Tracey Megson at 860-465-1107 ext. 124.
A HEARING AID was found in the parking lotnear the St. Philip parish center. Please call the office if you think it may be yours. 860-429-2860
Philip Cemetery Sexton Volunteer position involves maintaining and coordinating records with the Town of Ashford, rules and regulations for burials, headstone and military markers, flowers and shrubs; communication with families, Funeral Homes, Monument companies and Hipsky Construction Company. There have been between 4 and 18 burials per year.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COAT/BLANKET DRIVE . We will collect your used adult and children’s coats and blankets in Sept & Oct for the Needy in the Northeast CT region.
Thank you, Clay Wright, Grand Knight
WHEN PLANNING YOUR ESTATE:Please consider putting St. Philip or St. Jude in your will as a way to be remembered while supporting the ongoing needs of the parish. Memorial Donation forms are on the parish website.
ALTAR SERVERS NEEDED: St. Philip needs Altar Servers for both Masses. Please consider being trained as an Altar Server.
The candle before the image of Divine Mercy in the side shrine at St. Philip’s is available for your intentions. Contact the office.
MASS INTENTION ENVELOPES To make it easy to order a Mass for your deceased loved ones or for any occasion like an anniversary, birthday, etc., please pick up a Mass Intention envelope in the vestibule at St. Philip's or next to the bulletins on the table at St. Jude’s. You can fill it out and place it in the collection basket. Weekend and Holy Day Masses are $20; weekdays: $15.
HOSPITAL AND NURSING HOME VISITS If your loved one is ill at Home, hospitalized, or in a nursing home and would like Father Greg to visit them, please call the office or Father. Please provide their name, address, phone # and room #.
If you need a Gluten-free host, please request one during communion.
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: In Catholic teaching, the Second Vatican Council “declare[d] that the human person has a right to religious freedom. This freedom means that all men are to be immune from coercion on the part of individuals or of social groups and of any human power, in such wise that no one is to be forced to act in a manner contrary to his own beliefs, whether privately or publicly, whether alone or in association with others, within due limits.” (Dignitatis Humanae, No. 2.) If you haven’t done so already, please voice your opposition to the abortion and contraception mandate by calling President Obama at the White House at 202-456-1111 or U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia Mathews Burwell at 202-205-5445. You may clarify that the mandate is in violation of our First Amendment right to religious freedom at: www.whitehouse.gov/contact.
Eucharistic Adoration: two adorers are needed each hour after Mass on Fridays at St. Philip 9am to 2pm. We need people who can commit to one hour, as well as people
able to substitute when necessary. All are invited. SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR LIFE!“Choose Life” License Plates with smiling faces are promoting adoptions and traveling everywhere
as a witness to Life and Love. Give a gift that keeps on giving, it’s so easy! Go to www.fund-adoption.org for info
or to download an application form. This helps fund agencies such as Catholic Charities.
Summer Program at Northeast Catholic CollegeThe Collegiate Summer Program offers participants the opportunity to study theology, philosophy, literature and political science. During the summer program, students also attend daily Mass and enjoy sports, socials and day trips including hiking and canoeing. The program is for students who will be entering their sophomore, junior or senior year of high school in the fall of 2016. It is also open to students who have just graduated high school. The Collegiate Summer Program is a two-week session that runs Sun, July 24 – Sat, Aug 6, 2016. Register today at www.NortheastCatholic.edu! For more information, contact the admissions office at [email protected] or 603-456-2656
NEW ADDRESS OR PHONE NUMBER? Are you Moving Out of the Area? No Longer Using Envelopes? Please inform the office of any changes in your membership or envelope status. If you or a loved one is planning a move to a nursing home or out of the area and you/they will no longer be a member of St. Philip or St. Jude parishes, please let the office know. If your, or a loved one's financial circumstances change and you/they will no longer be using envelopes, please inform the office. Also, please notify the office of a new address or phone number if you are moving but will remain a parishioner here. This will allow us to keep our records accurate and up to date. Thank you!
RESTROOMS AT ST. PHILIP CHURCH are locked when office/church is closed for security. We are sorry for any inconvenience. Thank you.
Do you or someone you know need a Prayer Shawl? Contact: Carolann Hernberg: 860- 487-0449, [email protected] .
PRAY FOR OUR SEMINARIANS/POSTULANTS Take a Post Card from the vestibule for any or all of our seminarians/postulants. Pray, write a brief note if you choose and drop it in the mail. Let your future priests/sisters know you are supporting them and ask them to pray for you. May God continue to send us shepherds after his own heart.St. Mary - St. Joseph School, 35 Valley Street, Willimantic Registering for the 2016-2017 school year! Pre-K (ages 3 & 4) through grade 8 school accredited by the New England Association of Schools & Colleges and the State of CT. Before
and after school childcare is available, and after school clubs and activities for students of all ages. This Faith Community is a dynamic place where faith and knowledge meet! Please call the School Secretary, Mrs. Evelyn Denis, at 860-423-8479 with questions or to meet with the Principal, Miss Abby L. Demars, and tour the school.
MASS OF HEALING AND INDIVIDUAL PRAYER at Spiritual Renewal Center, 11 Bath St Norwich, CT on Mon, July 11th and July 25th at 2:00 PM. Fr. Ray is the Celebrant, healing prayer by Judith. 860-887-0702.CHARISMATIC PRAISE, PRAYER AND WORSHIP every Tues at 2 PM at Spiritual Renewal Center. Prayer, Praise and Worship the Lord Jesus!
CATHOLIC ALASKAN EXPLORER CRUISE 7-night Cruise w/ Fr. William Gold. July 23-30, 2016 on Holland America’s Westerdam from Seattle, WA. Ports of Call: Juneau, Alaska, Glacier Bay National Park, Sitka, Alaska, Ketchikan, Alaska, Victoria, British Columbia. Prices begin at $2677 for two passengers which includes all port fees and taxes. Daily Mass offered. Deposits of $350 per person will reserve your cabin. Space is limited. For further info or to register, contact Doug or Eileen at 860-399-1785 or [email protected].
St. Bernard School, Uncasville, CT (Grades 6-12)(860) 848-1271 www.saint-bernard.com.Come and visit. We emphasize developing the mind, body, and spirit of each student, constantly assessing what will have the greatest impact on the lives of our students. In a school where it is as important to be kind as it is to be a scholar or an athlete, confidence grows and lifelong success follows. No student is left behind. Expanded transportation routes and Financial Aid available.RACHEL’S VINEYARD RETREAT WEEKENDSIf you are silently grieving or suffering from an abortion, experience the healing love of Jesus Christ on a Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat visit the national website at www.rachelsvineyard.org. “PROJECT RACHEL” is our Diocesan ministry for anyone seeking healing and forgiveness. Priests in the Project Rachel ministry are there for you with God’s Grace and Mercy. Call 860-848-2237, ext 306. All inquiries are confidential.
Marriage Encounter Weekend ~ Married Couples give your marriage a well-deserved vacation. Plan to go on a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend and come back with a marriage that is refreshed and fully of energy! A weekend away renews the
romance and excitement you experienced during your dating days. It will help you enjoy life with a new closeness to each other and with God. To register for the July 8-10 weekend in Manchester call 860-376-0440 or visit www.wwmect.org.
RETROUVAILLE OF CT If your marriage has become troubled, stressed, unloving or uncaring; if you are divorced or separated but want to try again, the Retrouvaille program can provide tools to communicate better, resolve conflicts fairly, and re-discover why you fell in love. Visit the Website at www.retrouvaille.org. For info, call 1-800-470-2230, email [email protected] or go to our website www.helpourmarriage.com.
Natural Family Planning Classes ~ For Married and Engaged. (NFP) is the safe and loving alternative to the dangerous chemical and synthetic hormonal side-effects of contraception and birth control. NFP is scientific and 99% effective for conceiving or responsibly postponing your baby. NFP can also help with fertility problems. Home Study and online are available. Classes are ongoing in our diocese. www.ccli.org. Online and Home Study Course in English and Spanish also available.
Marriage Encounter Weekend ~ Give your marriage a spiritual boost. Come back refreshed and full of energy. Learn to enjoy life with a new closeness to each other and with God. Email: [email protected]. Website: www.wwme.org.
Marriage Preparation Classes for Engaged Couples: For info or to register, call Catholic Family Services Office at 860-848-2237, ext. 306.
Pregnant? Need help? CATHOLIC CHARITIES Pregnancy and Adoption Programs provide concrete help & answers. Call 1-800- BABYDUE, even if you simply want to talk.INTERESTED IN LEARNING ABOUT ADOPTION? Catholic Charities provides services for all members of the adoption triad: Infant adoption placements, domestic and international home studies and adoption searches. 860-889-8346 ext.282 or [email protected]. Monthly meetings for couples waiting to adopt or to learn about adoption and weekly Birth Mother Support Group meetings every Tues 9:30 am at the Catholic Charities Office, 331 Main St., Norwich. For info 860-889-8346 x 282.
Home Buyers and Foreclosure Prevention Classes: For help with purchasing a home, behind on mortgage payments or help budgeting or filling out applications for EMAP. All services are provided free at Catholic Charities, a HUD approved Counseling Agency. The Free ongoing
Foreclosure Prevention and 8 hr Home Buyers Education Classes are offered by Catholic Charities in Norwich, New London and Plainfield locations. Info: 860-889-8346 ext. 271.
PARENTS DIVORCING AND/OR RESOLVING CHILD CUSTODY ISSUES – participate in the court suggested Parent Education Program. Are you concerned about the effects of divorce, separation or family disruption on your children? Catholic Charities offers ongoing, monthly one day Parenting Education Classes in Norwich, Rockville and Middletown. A monthly 2- part Spanish/bilingual parenting education class is held in Willimantic. Attendance at both sessions in the Willimantic class is required for the certificate of completion. Fees apply and are determined by the State of CT. Please call 1-860-889-8346 ext. 260 for registration and monthly class locations and dates.
Norwich Diocese Teacher VacanciesSacred Heart School, Taftville, CT:Middle School Math TeacherSt. James School, Danielson, CT:Middle School Language Arts TeacherPre-K Teacher St. Michael School, Pawcatuck, CT:Middle School English/Language Arts TeacherMiddle School Science Teacher – Part TimeTo apply for the 2016-2017 school year for an August 2016 start date please send a cover letter, current resume, names of three references and certification information to:[email protected] orMr. Henry Fiore, Superintendent of SchoolsDiocesan School Office43 Perkins AvenueNorwich, CT 06360
TheCatholicTour.Com offers pilgrimages to many Catholic Shrines throughout the world. A 7-day Pilgrimage to Fatima, Portugal will be offered Nov. 14-20, 2016 from 3 airline Gateways of Newark, NJ, New York JFK, and Boston, MA. The all-inclusive price of $1599.00 includes airfare, 4-star hotel, 2 meals per day, tour guide, deluxe bus and more. Price is the same from all 3 airports and we can assist you in securing airline flights from your home city to one of the 3 Gateways listed above. Brochures and reservation forms are available at the Catholic Tour 1-877-627-4268, toll free or email: [email protected].
Seeking Vendors for St. Joseph Living Center’s Annual Outdoor Fall Festival: Saturday, October 15, 2016 from 10:00 to 2:00, 14 Club Road in Windham. Crafts, Art Work, Plants, Home Goods, Your Home Business (i.e. Avon, Pampered Chef, etc.), Tag Sale, Jewelry, Fabrics, Wood Working, and so on. We are now taking applications for vendors. Call the Recreation Department for an application. 860- 456-1107 ext. 123 or 124. Leave a message with name, address and telephone number.
PLUMBERS NEEDED: Both parishes need plumbers to volunteer their time and talent for a few repairs. Church will supply all materials. Thank you!
Principal Position Open: St. James Catholic Elementary School, Principal Position-Diocesan PreK-8 School, Danielson, CT. For details visit: http://www.norwichdiocese.orgTo apply: send a cover letter, current resume, 3 references and certification info to: [email protected] mail to: Mr. Henry Fiore, Superintendent of Schools, Diocesan School Office, 43 Perkins Avenue, Norwich, CT 06360screenings begin July 1, 2016. Resumes accepted until position is filled.
Middle School Math TeacherSacred Heart School, Taftville, CT
Middle School Language Arts Teacher
Pre-K TeacherSt. James School, Danielson, CT
Middle School English / Language Arts Teacher
Middle School Science Teacher- Part time
St. Michael School, Pawcatuck, CT
Spanish Teacher PreK-8 ~ full-time PE Athletic Director ~ part-time Technology Teacher ~ part time
Information Technology ~ part time Middle School Math Teacher
~ part time Foreign Language Teacher
PreK-8 ~ full timeSt Mary -St. Joseph School, Willimantic, CT
Kindergarten Teacher
St. Edward, Stafford Springs, CT
Middle School English / Language Arts Teacher
St. John, Old Saybrook, CT
To apply for the 2016-2017 school year, the start date is August 2016; send a cover letter, current resume, names of three references and certification information
The Quiet Corner Chapter of the Disabled American VetsAre you a veteran who is either combat or has a service related disability, and have filed or need assistance with filing for
Veterans Administration Benefits? Are you interested in learning more? We are looking for you.Contact:
Mark Rivard 860 – 933 – 6877 or [email protected] mission of the Disabled American Veterans is dedicated to a single purpose; empowering Veterans to led high quality lives with respect and dignity. We accomplish this by making sure Veterans and their families can access the full range of benefits
available to them; fighting for interest of Americas injured heroes on Capitol Hill and educating the public about the great sacrifices and needs of veterans back to civilian life.
