The Roman Catholic Community of ST. BRIGID PARISH, (St. Francis Xavier Church, Friendsville, Pa. and St. Augustine Church, Silver Lake, Pa.) (St. Brigid’s Cross) P.O. Box 75 • 17 Cottage Street • Friendsville, Pa. 18818 www.ourparishcommunity.com • Phone (570) 553-2288 E-mail: [email protected]Father Casimir (Cas) Stanis, Pastor Kenneth S. Brennan, Deacon PARISH MISSION STATEMENT “We the faithful of the Roman Catholic Community of St. Brigid Parish, (St. Francis Xavier and St. Augustine Churches), in union with our Holy Father, the Pope, and the Diocese of Scranton, are called through baptism to share in the mission which Jesus Christ has entrusted to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. We in this Faith Community, under the leadership of our Bishop and our Pastor, cooperate to proclaim the Gospel in accordance with the teaching of the Church, to celebrate the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, for the salvation of all, and to witness by grace to the Kingdom of God so as to promote a culture of life, justice and peace. We especially endeavor to foster spiritual growth and evangelization in our present and future generations by drawing parish members back to active participation.”
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MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEEKEND St. Francis—Oct. 18th—4:30PM: Lector—Larry O’Reilly; Servers—Declan & Daegan Giannone; Rosary—Mary Shaughnessy St. Francis—Oct. 19th—8:00AM: Lector—Dick Manjerovic; Servers—Curtis, Gabe & Madeline Spila; Rosary—Camille Doyle St. Augustine—Oct. 19th—10:30AM: Lector—Julie Perlick; Servers—Katherine & Matthew Gatto; Rosary—Ann Zalepa & Caesar Siedlecki If at any time you see that a volunteer is needed for any ministry, please feel free to step forward and volunteer your services.
DECEASED
Please pray for the deceased, especially our Parishioner, Ann Ella (Kelley) LaRue. We also pray for Darryle Russell, Margaret Tribler Jones and Floyd H. Shimer who were known to many in our Community. May they rest in peace. Amen.
SANCTUARY LIGHTS, ADORATION VIGIL CANDLES & DEVOTIONAL CANDLE DONATIONS A Devotional Candle at St. Francis b u r n s for a Special Intention requested by Joe Purr.
A Devotional Candle at St. Francis b u r n s for a Special Intention. CHURCH CLEANING
St. Francis cleaners for the month of October—Joyce Barnum & Kay Keenan. St. Augustine cleaners Oct. 12 to 18—Heidi Jaeger & Barbara Gurney; Oct. 19 to 25—Heidi Jaeger & Barbara Gurney.
Volunteers are needed to clean St. Augustine Church. If you can help, call the rectory. FLOWERS FOR OUR CHURCHES
St. Augustine flowers are given by Heidi Jaeger in Memory of Peter Jaeger. To provide flowers for St. Augustine Church, please sign up on the sheet in back of the Church or call Heidi Jaeger (570-663-2459).
PRAYER LIST Lord, hear our prayers for the sick of our Parish and Community listed below and for those who are not listed and in need of our prayers. Katelyn Andre, Michael Haefner, Bill Jones, Jr., David Zevan, Rita Powers, Debbie Jones, Kyle Stoddard, Mary Lou Gregg, Sophie Padula, Madigan Gow, John Flynn, Donald & Terry Baum, Mary Bakay, Donnie Butler, Tommy Williams, Stephen Ambrose, Mary Riley, Toni Colardino, Tom Wenman, Linda Hollenback, Jennifer Lynn, Jerry Lynch, Tyler Fletcher, Joshua Welch, Anna Mae Coleman, Jean Ryan, Richard Hutchinson, Mary K. Long, Joshua
Kaminski, Kathy Holt, Aleisya Abrams, Agnes Neville, Steve Hundiak, Mary Lou Fahs, Butch Rosencranz, Ruth King, George Kotch, Ken Roon, Brooke Arnold, Hallie Brooks, Sarah Murnigahan, Walter O’Rourke, William Chaney, Mary Cadden, Sandy Szabo, Nancy Lynch, Daniel Gavin, Sue Anderson, June Riley, John Bauer, Adam Kelly, Francis Zernone, Shawn Burns, Quinn Seymour, John & Alberta Zielinski, Virginia Raftis, Fred Russell, Dorothy Catlin, Marie Donahue, Nancy, Matt & Emily, Bob Murphy, Robyn Lawson, Vicky Nelson, Rita Flynn, Elton Carr, Peter Purtell, Kaleena Dughi, Molly Getter, Sam Miner, Debbie Drewry, Bill Sheredy, Bub Davis, J.K., S.C.F., Rusty Carmen, Ronalee Eckert, Chelsea Judson, Doug Wheaton, John Paul Jones, Valerie Newhart, B.F., Amanda Branning, Deborah Gregory, Andy Mooney, Dave Hibbard, Jeff Barnard, Mary Elizabeth Healy, Javina Davis, Gloria Craige, Delmar O’Rourke, Steve Burrell, Walt Frystak, Cynthia F., Lori & Michelle Parsons, Barbara Borsavage, George Kotch, Jr., Leo Guiton, Whitney Neville, Joe LaFrance, Gregg Loboda, Nora Boczar, Richard Light, Tammy Fleming, Roger Doolittle, Mark Kovach, Joe Vrabel, Jerry Conboy, Catherine Handzo, Brendan Kelly, Greg Lasgowka, Shirley Bowser, and Mary Louise Keenan. May they regain full health. Please pray for the needs in our Parish Intention Books. Our Lady of Good Health, pray for us. Amen.
ARMED FORCES LIST Please pray for those in our Armed Forces, especially those from our Parish and Community, Christopher Reichlen, Patrick Allen, Shane Kalpokas, Ryan Gormley, Mike Griffith, Reed Shave, Matthew Kramer, Dustin Ryder, Bobby Brostoski, Ricky Trowbridge, Ryan Neville, Anthony Flynn, A. Jay Tewksbury, Jennifer Buttacavoli, Andrew Muscarelle, Adam Barziloski, Lukas Crisman, John Matousek, David Teetsel, Lisa Phillips, Carrie Krouse, Ryan Newberry, Wayne M. Bennett, Duane Thomas, Joseph Elliott, Michael and Sean Plitt, Mark W. Gregg, Bradley J. Bryant, and all who serve with them. May they all be protected and safe from harm and return home soon to their families and friends. Amen. Please call the rectory when the person you put on the Prayer List or Armed Forces List can be removed. If you know of anyone on the list who has passed away, please let us know so that their name can be removed from the list. OIL SPILL: Please continue to pray for a successful cleanup of the remainder of the spill.
The Roman Catholic Community of ST. BRIGID PARISH,
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT “We the faithful of the Roman Catholic Community of St. Brigid Parish, (St. Francis Xavier and St. Augustine Churches), in union with our Holy Father, the Pope, and the Diocese of Scranton, are called through baptism to share in the mission which Jesus Christ has entrusted to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. We in this Faith Community, under the leadership of our Bishop and our Pastor, cooperate to proclaim the Gospel in accordance with the teaching of the Church, to celebrate the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, for the salvation of all, and to witness by grace to the Kingdom of God so as to promote a culture of life, justice and peace. We especially endeavor to foster spiritual growth and evangelization in our present and future generations by drawing parish members back to active participation.”
CONFESSION SCHEDULE
Saturday - 4:30PM Mass - St. Francis Church - Confessions - 4:00 to 4:20PM Sunday - 8:00AM Mass - St. Francis Church - Confessions immediately following Mass
Sunday - 10:30AM Mass - St. Augustine Church - Confessions - immediately following Mass Or any convenient time upon request. WEEKLY STEWARDSHIP REPORT
Thank you for your kindness & generosity in our weekly Parish Collections: St. Francis (4:30PM) $ 1,045.00; St. Francis (8:00AM) $ 980.00; St. Augustine (10:30AM) $ 762.00.
MASS SCHEDULE Sat. Oct. 11 4:30PM St. Francis Church - VIGIL: 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
INTENTIONS OF OUR PARISHIONERS Sun. Oct. 12 8:00AM St. Francis Church - 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CLINTON LONG by Tom Golden 10:30AM St. Augustine Church - JEAN K. REILLY by Tom & Mary Lynn Milligan Mon. Oct. 13 12:00NN St. Francis Church - THERESA WADAS by Deacon Ken & Barb Brennan Tue. Oct. 14 8:30AM St. Augustine Church - PETER JAEGER by Heidi Jaeger Wed. Oct. 15 8:30AM St. Francis Church - NANCY JELLICK by Gary & Betty Ellen Hardy Thur. Oct. 16 8:30AM St. Francis Church - BOBBY PURTELL by Ken & Ellen DiPhillips Fri. Oct. 17 12:00NN St. Francis Church - HELEN TAYLOR by John & Charlene Tewksbury Sat. Oct. 18 4:30PM St. Francis Church - VIGIL: 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
LIVING & DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE LUTZ & VRABEL FAMILIES by the Family
Sun. Oct. 19 8:00AM St. Francis Church - 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME INTENTIONS OF OUR PARISHIONERS
10:30AM St. Augustine Church - DICK O’BOYLE by Bill & Barb Pichette & Family
POT O’GOLD PARTY ~ NEXT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, NEUMANN HALL Dinner is at 6:00PM. Drawings begin immediately following dinner. Each ticket admits one person plus a guest to the party. Please remember everyone will need to bring their ticket to be admitted. Tickets for the Pot O’Gold Party are sold out. Thank you all for your support! Thank you to everyone who made donations for the Basket O’Cheer, Sponsorships, Door Prizes, and Food. Your help is greatly appreciated.
FOOD DONATIONS FOR POT O’GOLD DINNER
To maximize our profit for the Pot O’Gold Party, we are asking everyone to please donate just (1) thing. Perishable items can be delivered to the Rectory or Homan’s on Friday, October 17th, in the morning or to Neumann Hall on Friday from 12 Noon to 8PM. Non-perishable items will be accepted at Neumann Hall after Sunday Masses on October 5th and 12th. If you have any questions, please call the Rectory (570-553-2288) or Homan’s (570-553-2860). Donations needed are: money for hams; carrots; size B salt potatoes; cases of water; butter or margarine; frozen cut green beans; decaf coffee; money for rolls; veggie tray; cheese/crackers; fruit tray; and desserts of any kind. Lists are in the back of each Church for sign up. Detail sizes and amounts are included on sign up sheets.
HOLY COMMUNION UNDER ONE ELEMENT AND NO SHAKING HANDS
As the winter cold & flu season is soon to be upon us, and with Ebola now in the United States, we are suspending shaking hands at the sign of peace and following Mass. Please acknowledge those around you with a wave or nod of the head. We will also have Holy Communion under only one species. The Precious Blood will not be offered until further notice.
THANK YOU—SECOND COLLECTION
Thank you to everyone for their generous donations to last weekend’s collection for the Care & Edu-cation of Priests. The collection total was $ 444.00.
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY Next weekend our Parish will celebrate World Mission Sunday. This year we are invited to reach out and help build the Church in Mongolia, the world’s youngest Catholic Church, as well as local churches throughout the Missions, in the most remote areas across our world. Through the work of these churches, and their witness to Christ, the poor receive practical help and experience God’s love and mercy, His hope and peace. Please keep the Missions in your daily prayers. Please come prepared next weekend to give generously in the collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. For more information, please visit www.IAMAmissionary.org .
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Classes will begin soon for anyone interested in participating in the RCIA Program. This is for anyone who would like to become a Catholic OR learn more about our faith. If you are interested, please call the rectory (570-553-2288) or speak with Deacon Ken as soon as possible.
OUR LORD IS WAITING FOR YOU TO ADORE HIM If you would like permanent ADORATION hours or if you would like to take an hour on a trial basis, please call Andrea Chen at 607-669-4875.
PARISH PRAYER CHAIN
If you would like to help respond to prayer requests (for anyone in need), please con-tact Rosalynd Perlick-Spencer (570-663-2212), Susie Reichlen (570-553-2618), or Mary Keenan (570-553-2431). If you have actual prayer requests, please call anyone on the list and many prayers will be offered for your particular intention.
MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEEKEND St. Francis—Oct. 18th—4:30PM: Lector—Larry O’Reilly; Servers—Declan & Daegan Giannone; Rosary—Mary Shaughnessy St. Francis—Oct. 19th—8:00AM: Lector—Dick Manjerovic; Servers—Curtis, Gabe & Madeline Spila; Rosary—Camille Doyle St. Augustine—Oct. 19th—10:30AM: Lector—Julie Perlick; Servers—Katherine & Matthew Gatto; Rosary—Ann Zalepa & Caesar Siedlecki If at any time you see that a volunteer is needed for any ministry, please feel free to step forward and volunteer your services.
DECEASED
Please pray for the deceased, especially our Parishioner, Ann Ella (Kelley) LaRue. We also pray for Darryle Russell, Margaret Tribler Jones and Floyd H. Shimer who were known to many in our Community. May they rest in peace. Amen.
SANCTUARY LIGHTS, ADORATION VIGIL CANDLES & DEVOTIONAL CANDLE DONATIONS A Devotional Candle at St. Francis b u r n s for a Special Intention requested by Joe Purr.
A Devotional Candle at St. Francis b u r n s for a Special Intention. CHURCH CLEANING
St. Francis cleaners for the month of October—Joyce Barnum & Kay Keenan. St. Augustine cleaners Oct. 12 to 18—Heidi Jaeger & Barbara Gurney; Oct. 19 to 25—Heidi Jaeger & Barbara Gurney.
Volunteers are needed to clean St. Augustine Church. If you can help, call the rectory. FLOWERS FOR OUR CHURCHES
St. Augustine flowers are given by Heidi Jaeger in Memory of Peter Jaeger. To provide flowers for St. Augustine Church, please sign up on the sheet in back of the Church or call Heidi Jaeger (570-663-2459).
PRAYER LIST Lord, hear our prayers for the sick of our Parish and Community listed below and for those who are not listed and in need of our prayers. Katelyn Andre, Michael Haefner, Bill Jones, Jr., David Zevan, Rita Powers, Debbie Jones, Kyle Stoddard, Mary Lou Gregg, Sophie Padula, Madigan Gow, John Flynn, Donald & Terry Baum, Mary Bakay, Donnie Butler, Tommy Williams, Stephen Ambrose, Mary Riley, Toni Colardino, Tom Wenman, Linda Hollenback, Jennifer Lynn, Jerry Lynch, Tyler Fletcher, Joshua Welch, Anna Mae Coleman, Jean Ryan, Richard Hutchinson, Mary K. Long, Joshua
Kaminski, Kathy Holt, Aleisya Abrams, Agnes Neville, Steve Hundiak, Mary Lou Fahs, Butch Rosencranz, Ruth King, George Kotch, Ken Roon, Brooke Arnold, Hallie Brooks, Sarah Murnigahan, Walter O’Rourke, William Chaney, Mary Cadden, Sandy Szabo, Nancy Lynch, Daniel Gavin, Sue Anderson, June Riley, John Bauer, Adam Kelly, Francis Zernone, Shawn Burns, Quinn Seymour, John & Alberta Zielinski, Virginia Raftis, Fred Russell, Dorothy Catlin, Marie Donahue, Nancy, Matt & Emily, Bob Murphy, Robyn Lawson, Vicky Nelson, Rita Flynn, Elton Carr, Peter Purtell, Kaleena Dughi, Molly Getter, Sam Miner, Debbie Drewry, Bill Sheredy, Bub Davis, J.K., S.C.F., Rusty Carmen, Ronalee Eckert, Chelsea Judson, Doug Wheaton, John Paul Jones, Valerie Newhart, B.F., Amanda Branning, Deborah Gregory, Andy Mooney, Dave Hibbard, Jeff Barnard, Mary Elizabeth Healy, Javina Davis, Gloria Craige, Delmar O’Rourke, Steve Burrell, Walt Frystak, Cynthia F., Lori & Michelle Parsons, Barbara Borsavage, George Kotch, Jr., Leo Guiton, Whitney Neville, Joe LaFrance, Gregg Loboda, Nora Boczar, Richard Light, Tammy Fleming, Roger Doolittle, Mark Kovach, Joe Vrabel, Jerry Conboy, Catherine Handzo, Brendan Kelly, Greg Lasgowka, Shirley Bowser, and Mary Louise Keenan. May they regain full health. Please pray for the needs in our Parish Intention Books. Our Lady of Good Health, pray for us. Amen.
ARMED FORCES LIST Please pray for those in our Armed Forces, especially those from our Parish and Community, Christopher Reichlen, Patrick Allen, Shane Kalpokas, Ryan Gormley, Mike Griffith, Reed Shave, Matthew Kramer, Dustin Ryder, Bobby Brostoski, Ricky Trowbridge, Ryan Neville, Anthony Flynn, A. Jay Tewksbury, Jennifer Buttacavoli, Andrew Muscarelle, Adam Barziloski, Lukas Crisman, John Matousek, David Teetsel, Lisa Phillips, Carrie Krouse, Ryan Newberry, Wayne M. Bennett, Duane Thomas, Joseph Elliott, Michael and Sean Plitt, Mark W. Gregg, Bradley J. Bryant, and all who serve with them. May they all be protected and safe from harm and return home soon to their families and friends. Amen. Please call the rectory when the person you put on the Prayer List or Armed Forces List can be removed. If you know of anyone on the list who has passed away, please let us know so that their name can be removed from the list. OIL SPILL: Please continue to pray for a successful cleanup of the remainder of the spill.
The Roman Catholic Community of ST. BRIGID PARISH,
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT “We the faithful of the Roman Catholic Community of St. Brigid Parish, (St. Francis Xavier and St. Augustine Churches), in union with our Holy Father, the Pope, and the Diocese of Scranton, are called through baptism to share in the mission which Jesus Christ has entrusted to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. We in this Faith Community, under the leadership of our Bishop and our Pastor, cooperate to proclaim the Gospel in accordance with the teaching of the Church, to celebrate the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, for the salvation of all, and to witness by grace to the Kingdom of God so as to promote a culture of life, justice and peace. We especially endeavor to foster spiritual growth and evangelization in our present and future generations by drawing parish members back to active participation.”
CONFESSION SCHEDULE
Saturday - 4:30PM Mass - St. Francis Church - Confessions - 4:00 to 4:20PM Sunday - 8:00AM Mass - St. Francis Church - Confessions immediately following Mass
Sunday - 10:30AM Mass - St. Augustine Church - Confessions - immediately following Mass Or any convenient time upon request. WEEKLY STEWARDSHIP REPORT
Thank you for your kindness & generosity in our weekly Parish Collections: St. Francis (4:30PM) $ 1,045.00; St. Francis (8:00AM) $ 980.00; St. Augustine (10:30AM) $ 762.00.
MASS SCHEDULE Sat. Oct. 11 4:30PM St. Francis Church - VIGIL: 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
INTENTIONS OF OUR PARISHIONERS Sun. Oct. 12 8:00AM St. Francis Church - 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CLINTON LONG by Tom Golden 10:30AM St. Augustine Church - JEAN K. REILLY by Tom & Mary Lynn Milligan Mon. Oct. 13 12:00NN St. Francis Church - THERESA WADAS by Deacon Ken & Barb Brennan Tue. Oct. 14 8:30AM St. Augustine Church - PETER JAEGER by Heidi Jaeger Wed. Oct. 15 8:30AM St. Francis Church - NANCY JELLICK by Gary & Betty Ellen Hardy Thur. Oct. 16 8:30AM St. Francis Church - BOBBY PURTELL by Ken & Ellen DiPhillips Fri. Oct. 17 12:00NN St. Francis Church - HELEN TAYLOR by John & Charlene Tewksbury Sat. Oct. 18 4:30PM St. Francis Church - VIGIL: 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
LIVING & DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE LUTZ & VRABEL FAMILIES by the Family
Sun. Oct. 19 8:00AM St. Francis Church - 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME INTENTIONS OF OUR PARISHIONERS
10:30AM St. Augustine Church - DICK O’BOYLE by Bill & Barb Pichette & Family
POT O’GOLD PARTY ~ NEXT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, NEUMANN HALL Dinner is at 6:00PM. Drawings begin immediately following dinner. Each ticket admits one person plus a guest to the party. Please remember everyone will need to bring their ticket to be admitted. Tickets for the Pot O’Gold Party are sold out. Thank you all for your support! Thank you to everyone who made donations for the Basket O’Cheer, Sponsorships, Door Prizes, and Food. Your help is greatly appreciated.
FOOD DONATIONS FOR POT O’GOLD DINNER
To maximize our profit for the Pot O’Gold Party, we are asking everyone to please donate just (1) thing. Perishable items can be delivered to the Rectory or Homan’s on Friday, October 17th, in the morning or to Neumann Hall on Friday from 12 Noon to 8PM. Non-perishable items will be accepted at Neumann Hall after Sunday Masses on October 5th and 12th. If you have any questions, please call the Rectory (570-553-2288) or Homan’s (570-553-2860). Donations needed are: money for hams; carrots; size B salt potatoes; cases of water; butter or margarine; frozen cut green beans; decaf coffee; money for rolls; veggie tray; cheese/crackers; fruit tray; and desserts of any kind. Lists are in the back of each Church for sign up. Detail sizes and amounts are included on sign up sheets.
HOLY COMMUNION UNDER ONE ELEMENT AND NO SHAKING HANDS
As the winter cold & flu season is soon to be upon us, and with Ebola now in the United States, we are suspending shaking hands at the sign of peace and following Mass. Please acknowledge those around you with a wave or nod of the head. We will also have Holy Communion under only one species. The Precious Blood will not be offered until further notice.
THANK YOU—SECOND COLLECTION
Thank you to everyone for their generous donations to last weekend’s collection for the Care & Edu-cation of Priests. The collection total was $ 444.00.
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY Next weekend our Parish will celebrate World Mission Sunday. This year we are invited to reach out and help build the Church in Mongolia, the world’s youngest Catholic Church, as well as local churches throughout the Missions, in the most remote areas across our world. Through the work of these churches, and their witness to Christ, the poor receive practical help and experience God’s love and mercy, His hope and peace. Please keep the Missions in your daily prayers. Please come prepared next weekend to give generously in the collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. For more information, please visit www.IAMAmissionary.org .
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Classes will begin soon for anyone interested in participating in the RCIA Program. This is for anyone who would like to become a Catholic OR learn more about our faith. If you are interested, please call the rectory (570-553-2288) or speak with Deacon Ken as soon as possible.
OUR LORD IS WAITING FOR YOU TO ADORE HIM If you would like permanent ADORATION hours or if you would like to take an hour on a trial basis, please call Andrea Chen at 607-669-4875.
PARISH PRAYER CHAIN
If you would like to help respond to prayer requests (for anyone in need), please con-tact Rosalynd Perlick-Spencer (570-663-2212), Susie Reichlen (570-553-2618), or Mary Keenan (570-553-2431). If you have actual prayer requests, please call anyone on the list and many prayers will be offered for your particular intention.
ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH—HARVEST DINNER St. Margaret Mary Church, 1110 Pennsylvania Ave, Apalachin, will hold their Annual Harvest Dinner on Friday, October 17th, from 4:30 to 7:00PM. The menu is roast pork, baby potatoes, homemade squash & applesauce, vegetables, rolls & butter, dessert and beverage. Cost for adult is $ 9.00; children 5-12—$ 5.00; children under 5—free. Take outs will be available. For more information call (1-607-625-3191).
FREE FOOD DISTRIBUTION VIA THE WEINBERG FOOD BANK This free food distribution for those in need is for RESIDENTS OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNT ONLY. Any resident of Susquehanna County who needs food is welcome. Distribution will be held TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21ST, from 12Noon to 2:00PM, and 5-7PM at the Little Meadows United Methodist Church. The Weinberg Food Truck also is at the Ladies Auxiliary Hall in Lawton on the 4th Thursday of every month from 1 to 3 and 5 to 7PM. The next distribution date is Thursday, October 23rd.
MOM’S HOUSE BENEFIT Doug’s Fish Fry will be at the Toys R Us parking lot, 416 Harry L. Drive, Johnson City on Monday, October 20th, from 11AM to 6PM. Proceeds will benefit Mom’s House.
RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE A Rummage & Bake Sale will be held Saturday, October 25th from 9AM to 3PM at the Little Meadows United Methodist Church. Lunch will be available. Bag Sale begins at 2PM. (FYI—the ending time and bag sale times are new.)
ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST The Little Meadows Fire Company will hold an all you can eat breakfast on Sunday, October 26th from 7AM to 11AM, at Whitetails Bar, Little Meadows. Price is $8.00 adult $4.00 children. Benefits the Little Meadows Fire Company. Breakfast includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, French toast, bacon, sausage gravy with biscuits, home fries, baked goods, and beverages. All are invited to attend and enjoy a delicious breakfast!
ATTENTION YOUTH AND PARENTS Youth Groups and Parents are invited to "God and Your Family", on Sunday, November 16th from 1 to 6PM at St. John the Evangelist Church, 150 Terrace St., Honesdale, PA. The day includes dynamic talks for boys, girls, parents, and younger children, Sunday Mass, adoration, and confessions. Featuring Katie Prejean from Lake Charles, LA, and music by Full Armor. No Reservations Required! For more information please call our office at 570-253-4561 or visit www.honesdalecatholic.com/youth-group.
CATHOLIC EDUCATION: “Educating the future generations of the faithful in our Schools and Parishes.” Shaping the next generation of the faithful through a Catholic education is an essential mission of the Diocese of Scranton. Last year, more than 6,000 elementary, middle and high school students benefitted from the academic programs and spiritual guidance offered by our Catholic Schools. Your generous gift to the 2014 Annual Appeal will help us to recruit and retain talented teachers, fund extracurricular programs, invest in advanced classroom technology and serve the diverse needs of our students. As you reflect on the many gifts God has bestowed upon you, it is our deepest hope that you will support the Appeal and join the faithful through the Diocese in “Transforming Lives Together.” Update on the Annual Diocesan Appeal at St. Brigid Parish. Your gifts support major ministries made possible by the Diocesan Annual Appeal.
Catholic Social Services and Parish Outreach · Catholic Education in Schools and Parishes · Clergy Formation, Education and Support · Parish Life and Ministry Formation · Catholic Media and Communication Our Parish Goal is $ 2,4000.00. So far $ 3,095.00 or 7.75% has been pledged, leaving us under our goal by $ 20,905.00.
