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Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev. Ronald G. Falco
Parish Deacon
Deacon Thomas J. Varney
Pastoral Care Sr. Muriel Aude e
Office Administrator Celeste Mikitarian
Financial Administrator
Amy Halloran
Director of Youth Ministry Lori Howard
Ministry of Education
Religious Educa on 508-393-7445
Administrator Virginia Boland
St. Bernade e School
508-351-9905
School Principal Deborah C. O’Neil
Assistant Principal Julianne Morin
Schedule of Masses
Saturday, The Lord’s Day Vigil: 5:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM &
11:00 AM
Weekdays: 8:30 AM Holy Days: 8:30 AM & 7:00 PM
Confession Saturday: 4:00 PM
Pastoral Office
Phone 508-393-2838 Fax 508-393-2718 Rectory 508-393-2223
Email
Office: stbernade [email protected] Pastor:
[email protected]
Parish Website www.stb-parish.org
St. Bernadette Parish A Roman Catholic Faith Community of the
Diocese of Worcester
www.stb-parish.org 266 Main Street,. Northborough, Massachusetts
01532
Music Ministry
Organist John Donahue
Director of Adult Choir
Director of Youth Choir Priscilla Nardi
Director of Contemporary Choir Thomas Lowe
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Pastor:
My Friends in the Lord Jesus,
Music enhances life. We all seem to have a favorite song or tune
that we enjoy, some important to a particular special event in
life. So too are our hymns in church. We have our favorite style of
liturgical music which fosters faith and strengthens belief. Our
second reading today, from St. Paul’s Letter to the Philippians, is
in the form of a hymn too.
This hymn, which St. Paul used in his letter to the Philippians,
is from the earliest times of Christianity. It pre-dates St. Paul.
It is in poetic form and resembles the style of early Christian
poems or hymns found elsewhere in the New Testament. It was most
likely written in Aramaic originally. But, like all Christian hymns
it professes the truth about God. It is a hymn about salvation in
Christ and the truth about God’s saving act in Christ Jesus.
This hymn in today’s second reading is among the earliest
expressions of belief in Christ. It professes Christ as
pre-existent, “Christ, being in the form of God;” his loving act of
becoming a human being, “He emptied himself, coming in human
likeness;” his death “he humbled himself, becoming obedient to
death;” and his resurrection, “because of this, God highly exalted
him…Jesus Christ is Lord.” This hymn is like a catechism in poetic
form, it teaches the faith.
However, there is something more in these poetic phrases. In it
we hear something unusual, like an interruption, in this hymn. It
is a sentence which was written into the hymn by St. Paul. It
concerns the manner of the death of Jesus. It is here that St. Paul
makes one of the earliest proclamations about Christ. Christ Jesus
“humbled himself, becoming obedient to death, even death on a
cross.” Not just any type of death, but death on a cross! This
phrase expresses the belief of the early Church, that Jesus Christ
saved the world through the sacrifice of his death on the cross.
These first Christians had already developed a proclamation of the
exaltation of the cross of Christ, “even death on a cross”! Because
of this, God highly exalted him to receive the homage of all
creation. We “sing” their hymn today, proclaiming the same truth
about Jesus Christ.
The cross of Christ, upon which Christ became our salvation, is
the sign with which we bless ourselves, recalling the saving event
of Christ Jesus. It is to the cross that we all unite our
sufferings. The cross of Jesus, and his saving act on it, is our
source of strength, hope, and salvation. We join our voices to this
ancient hymn, bending the knee at the name of Jesus, as we sing in
proclamation in our day, “Lift high the Cross.”
Fr. Ron
Sacrament and Pastoral Information Holy Baptism & the
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Contact Fr. Falco to make
arrangements for Infant Bap sms as well as for adult Bap sm,
Eucharist & Confirma on.
Pastoral Care of the Sick Please inform a pastoral staff member
of the needs
of those who may be ill, hospitalized or elderly. We are
privileged to serve the infirmed.
Holy Orders/Consecrated Religious Life Contact Fr. Ron Falco for
informa on on the
priesthood or the permanent diaconate.
Christian Marriage Contact Fr. Ron Falco for prepara on for
Chris an marriage and wedding plans.
First Communion & Confirmation Contact Mrs. Boland for
registra on.
Mass Intentions for the Week
Saturday, September 30 5:00 PM † Paul MacDonald, By the Kurina
Family † Daniel McIsaac, By Kathy Lowe Sunday, October 1 9:00 AM †
Ed Lindhurst, By the Duff Family † Joseph O’Shea, By the Kurina
Family 11:00 AM † Jayne Dudley, By St. Bernadette Choir † Rose
Zydlewski, By the Altar Society Monday, October 2 8:30 AM † Edward
Clark, By his wife † Angelina Hyatt, By the Kurina Family Tuesday,
October 3 8:30 AM † Anne Marie Hartman, By Rick & Karen Epstein
† Dick Lizotte, By his wife, Dorothy Wednesday, October 4 8:30 AM †
John deBairos, By Judi Winning † John E. Ferris, By the Family
Thursday, October 5 8:30 AM † Erhard Baumeister, By his Aunt † Paul
Sanders, By Fr. Ron and St. Bernadette Parish Friday, October 6
8:30 AM † The Deceased Members of the Colacchio Family,
By Patty & Gerard Patulak Saturday, October 7 5:00 PM †
Catherine Maryman, 1st Anniversary, By Judi Winning † Mark Duggan,
By the Family Sunday, October 8 9:00 AM † Frank Lincoln, 2nd
Anniversary, By the Family † Rose Zydlewski, By Massimo & Linda
Valianti 11:00 AM † Joseph O’Shea, By Ron & Marcia Roman †
Kathleen Chambault, By Ron & Marcia Roman
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Masses, Feasts & Gospels
SUNDAY Matthew 21:28-32 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
MONDAY Matthew 18:1-5, 10 The Holy Guardian Angels
TUESDAY Luke 9:51-56 Weekday
WEDNESDAY Luke 9:57-62 Saint Francis of Assisi
THURSDAY Luke 10:1-12 Weekday
Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, Priest
FRIDAY Luke 10:13-16 Weekday
Saint Bruno, Priest; Blessed Marie Rose Durocher, Virgin
SATURDAY Luke 10:17-24 Our Lady of the Rosary
Parish Events this week… Saturday, September 30 Confession: 4:00
PM Mass: 5:00 PM K of C Tootsie Roll Drive 40 Days for Life Sign-Up
2nd Collection for Hurricane Relief Sunday, October 1 26th Sunday
in Ordinary Time Mass: 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM Respect Life Sunday ~
40 Days for Life Sign-Up K of C Tootsie Roll Drive 2nd Collection
for Hurricane Relief Religious Education: PK, K & Gr. 1:
10:15-11:15 AM Gr. 3-8: 10:15-11:45 AM Gr. 9 & 10: 6:00 - 8:00
PM Monday, October 2 Youth Choir 6:00 PM Tuesday, October 3
Transitus of St. Francis of Assisi Prayer Service 7PM Thursday,
October 5 Prayer Group 8:00 PM Saturday, October 7 Confession: 4:00
PM Mass: 5:00 PM Sunday, October 8 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mass: 9AM & 11AM No Religious Education Classes
Parish Ministry Leaders
Altar Servers Chuck Dinovo 508-662-0186
Altar Society Walter Zydlewski 508-485-7683
Arts & Environment Anne Wall 508-393-3042
Baptism Preparation Fr. Ron Falco 508-393-2838 Bereavement
Contact the Parish Office 508-393-2838
Eucharistic Adoration Celeste Mikitarian 508-393-2838
Extraordinary Ministers of Communion Deacon Tom Varney
508-845-3469
Hope Ministry Mary Ellen Duggan 508-393-1819
Knights of Columbus St. Augustine Council #5724 Bernie Gillon
(Grand Knight) 978-771-1725 Tom Lowe (Dep. Grand Knight)
508-393-6594
Parish Finance Amy Halloran 508-393-2838
Lectors Horace Turner 508-393-5340
Marriage Ministry Fr. Ron Falco 508-393-2838
Mom’s Group Stephanie Devaney 774-473-2689
Monthly Food Collection Mary Ellen Duggan 774-258-1500 Music
Ministry St. Bernadette Contemporary Choir: Thomas Lowe
508-393-6594 St. Bernadette Youth Choir: Priscilla Nardi
508-485-2705 Pastoral Care of the Sick Sr. Muriel Audette
508-393-1290
Prayer Group Mike Thome 508-393-9096
Prayer Shawl Ministry Mary Anne Curtis 508-393-6751
Respect for Life Evelyn & Russ Lindquist 508-393-9199
R.C.I.A. Fr. Ron Falco 508-393-2838
Women’s Faith Sharing Peg Lien 508-393-7180
Youth Ministry Lori Howard 508-393-2838
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Do nothing out of selfishness; rather, humbly regard others as
more important than yourselves...”
(Philippians 2:3)
Pride and ego are hard things to control. We see how others act
or dress and think we are superior to them. We idolize our own
self-image. But, if we truly believe everything is a gift from God,
we recognize all the people that God has put in our lives as gifts!
We are grateful for how they enrich our lives. Pray every day for
the people in your life.
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Praying With Our Parish Please remember in your prayers …
Colleen, Mary, Lynn, Joanne, Bobby, Carol, Tori, Stephen,
Eileen, Anna, Sharon, Kenny, Mary, Barbara, Lynn, Ernest, Betsy,
Zachary, Evan, Colin, Kathy, Bill, Ryan, Alexis, Aubrey, Craig,
Robert, Elizabeth, Mary, Fran, Robin, Christopher, Don, Nicole,
Janice, Theresa, Kathryn, Tiffany, Diane, Mark, Betty, Ed, Doris,
Carlton, Matthew, Janet, Eleanor, Carol, Jeri, Jessie, Meaghan,
Hazel, Nancy, Sue, Sheila, Peter, Gary, Kathleen, Kelly, Mike,
Kathy, Charlotte, Bert, Bill, Donna, Pat, Karen, Jerry, Walter,
Ruth, Maggie, Jean, Charlie, Bob, Judy, Katie, Geri, Mary, Richard,
Leo, Joan, Christine, Andrew, Julie, John, Agnes, Ann, Beth, David,
Jackie, Ethan, Jack, Honor, Joan, Patricia, Fran, Jane, Debbie,
Meg, Alfred, Maro, Chris, Steve, Craig, John, Lee, Henry, Joe,
Jenny, Vincent, Jeff, Dottie, Allison, Sharon, Ronnie, Maureen,
Robert, Jeannette, Nancy, Andrew
~ Hope Ministry ~ Are you interested in helping out in
any of our outreach programs?
Our Father’s Table On the first Monday of each month, we prepare
and serve a meal at 204 Main Street, Marlborough to help those in
need. The next meal will be served on Monday, November 6.
Dismas Family Farm Help prepare and serve a meal to men who are
living and working on a farm as they prepare to go back into the
community. Meals are prepared on the 2nd Monday of every month. The
next meal will be served on Monday, October 9.
Community Meals The St. Bernadette Outreach Ministry serves
meals at the Trinity Church in Northborough approximately every six
weeks on Wednesday evenings to help those in need. The next meal
will be served on Wednesday, November 15.
Contact Mary Ellen Duggan at Home: 508-393-1819, Cell:
774-258-1500
[email protected]
Liturgical Roles October 7 & 8
Lector EMC Servers 5:00 PM R. Lindquist Sr. Muriel F. Devaney D.
Lizotte J.P. Devaney A. White G. Devaney 9:00 AM D. Coad Deacon Tom
K. Somers B. Breyfogle F. Somers K. Dougert S. Gaskamp
11:00 AM J. Andrasko Deacon Tom E. Rame S. Vorderer A. Rame M.
Clune B. Small
Altar Society Ministry - October 7
D. Zydlewski W. Zydlewski
Offertory Collection
Weekend of September 24
Offertory: $ 3,676.80 Loose: $ 508.00 Catholic Schools Appeal: $
4,093.00
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY !
Please pray for the sick, suffering & shut-ins of our
parish. Keep them in your daily prayers that when they are
physically weak, they will have the strength of God and His
love.
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Parish!
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What better way to start the day than with morning Mass! It
brings us many blessings and special graces. This week, Mass will
be celebrated Monday through Friday at 8:30 AM. The Rosary begins
at 8:00AM.
The following feast days will be celebrated this week:
Monday: The Holy Guardian Angels Wednesday: Saint Francis of
Assisi Thursday: Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos Friday: Saint Bruno
Blessed Marie Rose Durocher
Religious Education Begins this weekend!
PK, K & Gr. 1: October 1 in ECC Bldg. 10:15-11:15 AM Gr.
3-8: October 1 in the school building, 10:15-11:45 AM Gr. 9 &
10: October 1 in the school bldg. 6-8:00 PM
First Reconciliation: October 15 ~ 10:15 AM-12:00 PM
www.stb-parish.org 508-393-7445
~ Columbus Day ~ Parish Office Closed
In observance of Columbus Day, the Parish Office will be closed
on Monday, October 9th. Please plan accordingly.
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MARCH FOR LIFE 2018
Join St. Bernadette’s in Support of Life! Friday, January 19,
2018
Transportation Cost $90 ~ Bus will depart on January 18th
All are to welcome to join us!
October 21 Ultimate Obstacles
October 28 & 29
Bake Sale
Youth Ministry cell phone # 774-258-1891 E-mail:
[email protected]
RCIA
Are you interested in the Catholic Faith? Is it time for you to
become Catholic?
Do you know someone who would like to become Catholic?
Is it time to finally receive Holy Communion and Confirmation in
your life?
Each year, the Church lovingly welcomes any parishioner who
desires to become a Catholic or is interested in learning more
about the Catholic faith. If you or someone you know wishes to be a
part of the Catholic Church please call the parish office at
508-393-2838 or drop the attached slip in the collection basket.
RCIA meetings will be held in the Parish Center beginning in the
fall.
Is the Lord inviting you to know Him more deeply in the Catholic
faith tradition?
I am interested in learning more about the Catholic Church
through RCIA.
Name: ____________________________________ Address:
___________________________________ Phone:
____________________________________ Best time to Call:
____________________________ _____ I am Catholic who never received
First Communion or was Confirmed.
_____ I am a Catholic who never received the Sacrament of
Confirmation.
_____ I am not a Catholic, but interested in learning more.
Saint Bernadette Parish RCIA Program
St. Bernadette School
Fall Open House Thursday, October 19, 2017
10am — 1 pm
For those interested in enrolling for the 2018-2019 school
year
For more information, please contact the Admissions Office
at
[email protected] or (508) 351-9905
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Celebrate Priesthood! Taste of the Diocese will be held on
Thursday, October 19, 5:30 –7:30 PM at the Atrium of St. Vincent
Hospital,
Summer Street, Worcester A variety of foods will be featured as
well as local beers from the Trappists in Spencer and wine tasting.
More information is available in brochures at each parish as well
as online at www.worcesterdiocese.org/celebrate-priesthood.
Restaurants and other providers and sponsors will be featured on
our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/celebratepriesthood .
On Saturday, October 14th from 7 AM to 7 PM St. Bernadette
Parish Respect for Life Ministry will participate in the national
40-Days for Life fall campaign by holding a peaceful prayer vigil
outside Planned Parenthood in Worcester. You can make a life-saving
impact by joining us in prayer and fasting or by signing-up for an
hour or two at the vigil. We pray that, with God’s help, this will
mark the beginning of the end of abortion in Worcester – and
throughout America.
40 Days for Life is a focused pro-life effort that consists of:
40 days of prayer and fasting 40 days of peaceful vigil 40 days of
community outreach
For more information contact Russ Lindquist at: 505-393-9199 or
[email protected] Or log-on to:
www.40daysforlife.com/worcester
Youth Choir News !
IT'S NOT TOO LATE!!!
Did you miss the registration for our wonderful Parish Youth
Choir on September 10? There's still time to have your child join.
We welcome more members! For details contact Director, Priscilla
Nardi at 508-485-2705 or join us at our Monday night rehearsal at 6
PM.
SEEKING CHIME RINGERS We are in need of adults/teens to join us
for chime ringing. Our chimes are a lovely addition to our special
liturgies such as Christmas and Easter. We will teach you how to
play. Beginning in mid-October, we will rehearse from 7:30 until
8:15 on Mondays. For details please call Director, Priscilla Nardi
at 508-485-2705
Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive
The Knights of Columbus will be conducting their annual Tootsie
Roll Drive at St. Bernadette Church this weekend, September 30
& October 1. All proceeds will benefit special needs children
in Massachusetts. Many families have benefited from this annual
state-wide campaign including several from our area.
The Transitus of St. Francis of Assisi Prayer Service
Tuesday, October 3rd at 7:00 PM St. Bernadette Church
The members of the Secular Franciscan Order of St. Ann’s
Fraternity will come together to commemorate the passing of St.
Francis. All are most welcome to join us for this prayer
service.
The Senior Luncheon Is back this fall !!
Join us on Tuesday, October 31st
at 12:00 PM
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Prayer shawls are made with love by the members of St.
Bernadette Prayer Shawl Ministry, for those who need comfort,
encouragement, reassurance, and the warmth of community in a time
of illness, loss, transition or difficulty. When making the shawls,
we pray for the recipient as we knit or crochet, so the person who
uses one of our handmade shawls will be wrapped in prayer.
If you know someone who needs a prayer shawl, or if you are
interested in our ministry, please contact Mary Anne Curtis at
508-393-6751.
100th Anniversary Our Lady of Fatima Celebration
1230AM & 970AM Emmanual Catholic Radio invites you to the
100th Anniversary of Fatima Celebration at Assumption College,
Worcester, on Friday, October 13, 2:30-6:30 PM. Includes Rosary
Procession, Holy Mass, Fatima talk by Rev. Steven LaBaire and movie
presenta-tion, “The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima.” Free popcorn,
refreshments, children’s activity table and complimentary Fatima
prayer cards. For more info or to register, call 508-767-1230 or
visit www.1230radio.com.
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Date: Saturday, October 21, 2017 Time: 6:30 – 8 pm Cost:
$12/person
I/We, parent(s)/guardian(s)
of_______________________________________________________,
Request that the parish allow my/our son/daughter to par cipate
in the program:
Event: Ul mate Obstacles
Place: 121 Shrine Ave., West Boylston, MA
Cost: $12.00/person
Transporta on: We will be carpooling a er the 5pm Mass
Date: Saturday, October 21, 2017
Time: 6-8:30 pm
We hereby release and save harmless the St. Bernade e Church and
any of its employees from any and all
liability for any and all harm arising to my/our son/daughter as
a result of this trip.
Parent Cell # or contact number during the
event:____________________________________
SIGNATURE:___________________________________________________________________
DATE:________________________________________________________________________
Come and join us for a fun night at Ul mate Obstacles! Bring a
friend! Please fill out both the St. Bernade e and Ul mate Obstacle
release forms. All checks should be made out to St. Bernade e
Parish. Please turn in forms and payment by Monday, October 16th.
Contact Lori Howard in the Youth Ministry office with any ques ons
at 508-393-2838.
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