29th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Cycle C

October 16, 2016 ST. JOSEPH’S

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 183 Sayles Avenue Pascoag, RI 02859

ST. PATRICK CHURCH 45 Harrisville Main Street

Harrisville, RI 02830

PASTOR: Rev. Peter John Sheehan PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Clifford Cabral PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Bernard O’Reilly

ST. JOSEPH Tel: 401-568-2411 Fax: 401-568-2586 Monday-Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Email: stjosephpascoag@cox.net Website: www.stjosephri.org Admin. Assistant: Judith A. Murphy

ST. PATRICK Tel: 401-568-5600 Fax: 401-568-7132 Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Email: stpatsri01@verizon.net Website: www.stpatrickri.org Admin. Assistant: Kerri-Ann Caduto

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Fr. Sheehan, Dennis Auger, and Kerri-Ann Caduto - Coordinators

MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday 5:30 PM Sunday 8:00 AM 11:00 AM

Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 9:30 AM

Monday & Wednesday 8:00 AM Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 AM 1st Friday Odd Numbered Months 8:00 AM 1st Friday Even Numbered Months 8:00 AM

HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION: Vigil 7:00 PM Holy Day 8:00 AM 7:00 PM See inside for specific locations.

NOVENAS: Tuesday 6:00 PM

SACRAMENTS:

RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION) – by appointment OR Saturday after 5:30 PM Mass Saturday 3:15 PM – 3:45 PM

BAPTISM: 4th Sunday of each month; during the 11 AM Mass 2nd Sunday of each month; during the 9:30 AM Mass

Please see Fr. Sheehan after any Mass to start the process.

MARRIAGE: Please see Fr. Sheehan after any Mass at least 6 months in advance.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK:

Please call the parish office/rectory. TRUSTEES:

Michael Franklin, Mitchell Parkhurst Roger Johnson, George Lough FINANCE COUNCIL:

Linda J. Cosetta, John Griffin, Peter LaMontagne, Mary Leach, Nancy Houle, Judith A. Murphy Renay McLeish, Ron Parenteau

PARISH AUDITORS: Ann J. Fortin, William T. Hunt Marc R. Genereux, Barbara C. Langlois

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From the Pastor’s Desk

The Visible World of Creation Pope Francis recently asked us to consider caring for the environment on the level of corporal and spiritual works of mercy. God created the visible world in all its richness, diversity, and order. Scripture presents the work of the Creator symbolically as a succession of six days of divine “work,” concluded by the “rest” of the seventh day. On the subject of creation, the sacred texts reach the truths revealed by God for our salvation, permitting us to “recognize the inner nature, the value, and the ordering of the whole of creation to the praise of God” (Vat II, LG 36-2). Nothing exists that does not owe its existence to God, the Creator. The world began when God’s word drew it out of nothingness; all existent beings, all of nature, and all of human history are rooted in this primordial event, the very genesis by which the world was constituted and time began. Each creature poses its own particular goodness and perfection. For each one of the works of the “six days” it is said: “And God saw that it was good.” “By the very nature of creation, material being is endowed with its own stability, truth, and excellence, its own order and laws” (Vat II, GS 36-1). Each of the various creatures, willed in its own being, reflects in its own way a ray of God’s infinite wisdom and goodness. Humankind must therefore respect the particular goodness of every creature, to avoid any disordered use of things which would be in contempt of the Creator and would bring disastrous consequences for human beings and their environment. God wills the interdependence of creatures. The sun and the moon, the cedar and the little flower, the eagle and the sparrow; the spectacle of their diversities and inequalities tell us that no creature is self-sufficient. Creatures exist only in dependence on each other, to complete each other in the service of each other. The beauty of the universe: The order and harmony of the created world result from the diversity of beings and from the relationships which exist among them. Humankind discovers them progressively as the laws of nature. They call forth the admiration of scholars. The beauty of creation reflects the infinite beauty of the Creator and ought to inspire the respect and submission of humankind’s intellect and will. All of us should respect and care for creation. The hierarchy of creatures is expressed by the order of the “six days”, from the less perfect to the more perfect. God loves all God’s creatures and takes care of each one, even the sparrow. Nevertheless, Jesus said: “You are of more value than many sparrows,” or again: “Of how much more value is a person than a sheep” (Lk 12:6-7; Mk 12:12). Humans are the summit of the Creator’s work, as the inspired account expresses by clearly distinguishing the creation of man and woman from that of other creatures. Woman and Man are created in the image and likeness of God; we have will and intellect. We can figure out the truth and choose to pursue the truth. Pope Francis is correct, and we should do all in our power to protect and preserve our environment while admiring all creation and worshipping our God, the Creator. Next week: more on creation and how Sunday (Sabbath) worship is connected to all of creation.

In Christ, Rev. Peter John Sheehan, Pastor

Time/Talent/Treasure. Jesus healed ten lepers. Only one (10%) came back to say thank you. I, too, have received many blessings from the Lord—indeed, all I am and all I have are gifts. How and how often have I remembered to thank Him?

Scripture Readings for the Week

SAT Eph 1:15-23; Ps 8:2-3ab, 4-7; Lk 12:8-12 SUN Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121:1-8; 2 Tm 3:14-4:2; Lk 18:1-8 MON Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 12:13-21 TUE 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9 WED Eph 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 12:39-48 THU Eph 3:14-21; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lk 12:49-53 FRI Eph 4:1-6; Ps 24:1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12:54-59 SAT Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 13:1-9 SUN Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34:2-3, 17-19, 23; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lk 18:9-14

Religious Education

Religious education classes for grades 1-10 are held at St. Patrick’s Church on Wednesdays from 6-7 pm. For parents with younger children, your children’s formal religious education starts in grade 1. This first year is very important to expose them to their church community. The lessons they learn in grade 1 are the stepping stones they need to be properly prepared for grade 2. All students preparing for the Sacraments (First Holy Communion, grades 1 & 2, and Confirmation, grades 9 & 10) are required to sign in each week at Mass. A notebook may be found at the entrance of each church for this purpose. If you have any question or concerns, please call Kerri (401-568-5600, Monday-Friday, 8 am – 12 pm). Combined Parish Fundraiser – Dried Fruit & Nuts Do you like to bake for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays? Do you enjoy an afternoon or evening snack? If so, you would certainly benefit from ordering from our combined parish fundraiser. All orders must be paid in full at the time orders are placed. Orders are due no later than October 26. Orders will be ready for pick-up on November 12 & 13. Order forms are available in the rear of both churches. Please feel free to share with your family and friends. Thank you for supporting this fundraiser. A Note from the Bulletin Staff – October is Pastor Appreciation Month. On behalf of St. Joseph and St. Patrick parishes, thank you, Fr. Peter John Sheehan, for all you do!

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ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH

Parish Mission Statement: As a Christian Faith Community, we the People of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church of Pascoag, RI, acknowledge God’s Blessings and strive to live out the Great Commandments to “love God

with all our mind, heart, body, and soul” and “to love our neighbor as ourselves”. Through the sacraments and with the Holy Spirit as our guide we seek to witness to and celebrate the kingdom of God among us; through service, healing and reconciling love.

Mass Intentions

Sat 5:30 In Memory of Anna Tucker Oct 15 (Birthday Remembrance) by her Family

Sun 8:00 In Memory of Carol Rich Oct 16 by her Family

Sun 11:00 In Memory of Elizabeth Salley & Sons & Daughter by the LeClaire Family Mon 8:00 In Memory of Margaret McMahon Oct 17 by Ray & Odete Wed 8:00 In Memory of Fr. Gabriel Healy Oct 19 by his Nephew Patrick & Kerri Sat 5:30 In Memory of Earl Fontaine Oct 22 (Birthday Remembrance) by his Family Sun 8:00 For Living & Deceased Parishioners of Oct 23 St. Joseph’s Church Sun 11:00 In Memory of George & Mary Gould by the Caduto Family

The Sanctuary-Tabernacle Lamp will burn this week for living and deceased parishioners of St. Joseph’s Church.

To schedule a Mass for a living or deceased loved one or to reserve the Sanctuary-Tabernacle Lamp, please call the rectory, 401-568-2411, Monday through Thursday between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm.

Financial Update 10/09/2016

Regular Collection .......................................... $2,298.00 Mail In’s ............................................................. $732.50 Total ................................................................ $3,030.50 Monthly .............................................................. $611.00 Fuel Collection ..................................................... $66.00 Jacob’s Gift (Parish Outreach) ............................ $21.00 Candles ................................................................ $27.00 Annual Fall Appeal to date ............................. $7,109.00 HVAC (boiler and AC) to date ..................... $27,256.00 Seminary .............................................................. $12.00 Electronic Giving (September) .......................... $195.00 This week’s 2nd collection is the Fuel Offering. Next week's 2nd collection is for World Mission Sunday. Each week, our parish requires a minimum of $3,850.00 to meet our budgeted expenses. If you miss Mass for any reason, we kindly ask you to make up your missed budget envelopes. Thank you for your generosity.

St. Joseph Church Annual Applefest Dinner will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2016, 6:30 p.m., in the Church Hall. A limited number of tickets are available for purchase at the door.

Please consider joining us for a night of fellowship, a delicious meal, and a chance to win one or more wonderful prizes. We hope to see you there!

October – Month of the Holy Rosary – Please join us to pray the Rosary after the 8 am Mass on Mondays. Supermarket Receipts: Thank you for continuing to deposit your Dino’s and IGA receipts in the box in the entrance of the church. Amounts received from April 11 through September 22, 2016, are: IGA $25.06 Dino’s $284.43

HVAC (Boiler and AC) Donors (Sept – Date) In Memory of: Hank, Mary & Terry Carson: Barbara Lataille; Gladys & Charles E. Coogan: Anonymous; James & Yvonne Cosetta: Paul & Linda Cosetta, Bethany Cosetta; Frances Griffin, Jack Kelly, Jr., Mae & Charles Moore, Marie Moore: Anonymous; Roger & Marie Walker: Paul & Linda Cosetta, Bethany Cosetta Gift of: Anonymous, James Hughes

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ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH

Parish Mission Statement: St. Patrick Parish is a Roman Catholic Faith Community guided by the Spirit of God, the scriptures and the traditions of the Church. Our mission is to share the Good News of Christ through the celebration of the liturgy, the sacraments, prayer and

unconditional service to all humankind.

Mass Intentions Sat 4:00 In Memory of Clarence Mayer Oct 15 (8th Anniversary) by his Wife Sun 9:30 In Memory of John J. Egan Oct 16 (12th Anniversary) by Jeanne & John Tue 8:00 For Living & Deceased Parishioners Oct 18 of St. Patrick’s Church

Thu 8:00 In Memory of Norma Johnson Oct 20 (Birthday Remembrance) by her Husband

Sat 4:00 In Memory of Patricia DeCosta Oct 22 by Kathy Kenney-Shutt Sun 9:30 In Memory of Emery Heroux Oct 23 by his Family

The Sanctuary-Tabernacle Lamp will burn this week for living and deceased parishioners of St. Patrick’s Church.

To schedule a Mass for a living or deceased loved one or to reserve the Sanctuary-Tabernacle Lamp, please call the rectory, 401-568-5600, Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 am and 12 pm. Non-Ambulatory Parking Area – This new parking area will be available to those individuals who have permission of Fr. Sheehan only, which will facilitate their access to the chair lift (which was added in May of 2015) at the rear side entrance of the Church. There will only be five spaces available. Thus, you need permission to park there. If you are interested in this option, please call the Rectory Monday-Friday, between 8 am – 12 noon. We give thanks to Joe Franco, our Cemetery Superintendent, who has donated his time and expertise to complete this project. It is our hope that this project will be completed soon.

Financial Update 10/09/2016

Budget ............................................................ $2,023.00 Mail In’s ............................................................. $462.00 Total Budget ................................................... $2,485.00 Other Income: Annual Appeal ................................................... $390.00 (Annual Appeal to Date: $3,675.00) Building/Maintenance ...................................... $642.00 Mass Stipends ...................................................... $25.00 Sanctuary Lamp ................................................... $25.00 Food Pantry ....................................................... $100.00 Fruit & Nut Sales ................................................. $16.50 World Mission....................................................... $3.00 Seminary ............................................................ $122.00

There is no 2nd collection this week. Next week's 2nd collection is for World Mission Sunday.

Each week our Parish requires a minimum of $2,820.00 to meet its expenses. If you miss Mass for any reason, we kindly ask that you make up your missed budget envelopes. Thank you for your generosity. St. Patrick Church’s Annual Appeal is currently taking place. Please support this Appeal that contributes to the operation of our Food Pantry and ongoing capital improvements to our Church and Rectory. Your generosity and support are sincerely appreciated. Christmas Bazaar 2016 – Our Christmas Bazaar is scheduled for December 2, 3, and 4. This is St. Patrick’s major fundraiser for the year. New items are being requested for the Penny Social Table, and new and gently used items are being requested for the Yard Sale. All items may be dropped off at the rectory between 8 am and 12 pm, Mon-Fri, or you may call (401-568-5600) to make arrangements to leave the items. Just a reminder: Please do not leave anything outside or on the porch. Thank you for your continued support! Let’s make this festive event a great success! St. Patrick’s Food Pantry – There is a need for the following items on a regular basis: toilet paper, toiletries such as toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, shampoo, and peanut butter, and jelly (item of the month). While we can purchase peanut butter from the RI Food Bank, the Food Bank no longer offers jelly. In addition, monetary donations are most welcome since the Food Pantry is able to purchase staples from the RI Food Bank at greatly reduced prices. We will provide you with an official receipt upon request. Giving Tree Tag-Writing Party – We are looking for volunteers to help us write out the Giving Tree tags. We will meet at St. Patrick’s rectory on Sunday, November 13, at 12:30 pm. Coffee and desserts will be served. If you are interested in helping us, please call Kerri at St. Patrick’s rectory.

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Around the Diocese

Hope Youth Center’s Haunted Labyrinth 2016 - Rain or shine; indoor waiting. Join the youth and adults of Rejoice in Hope Youth Center, Cranston, for the Haunted Labyrinth, New England’s longest running haunted house! This volunteer run haunted house benefits youth ministry at Rejoice in Hope and is annually one of the most popular Halloween themed attractions in the state. Open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 7-10 pm, Sept 30 through Halloween. Tickets available online or at the door ($12 cash, $13 credit card). We are also looking for high school aged volunteers (with signed permission slips)—a great opportunity for teens to earn service hours while supporting youth ministry and meeting other teens. Please visit www.hauntedlabyrinth.com for more information. Bishop Hendricken High School Open House - Sunday, October 16, and Sunday, November 20, noon – 3 pm. Information on admissions and financial aid as well as academics, college placement, athletic and extracurricular activities will be available. For more information, please call Admissions (401) 739-3450, ext. 162. Entrance Exam: Saturday, December 3, 8:15 am – 12:15 pm. Adult Faith Formation. Throughout the year the Diocese of Providence offers several live and online courses covering the major aspects of our Catholic Faith. These courses are for anyone interested in learning more about Catholicism and can also be used for diocesan Catechist Certification. Below is a list of upcoming courses: Salvation History: New Testament – A 4-week online course which begins October 16. The Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy – A 3-week online course which begins October 16 – Perfect for the Year of Mercy! The Church: Sacrament of Salvation – A 4-week live course that will meet on Mondays, November 14 through December 5. More details are on the website address below. This course is also available online. For more information or to register, call Ed Trendowski at 401-278-4646 or register online at www.discovercatholicfaith.org.

The Most Reverend Kenneth A. Angell, Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Burlington, Vermont, died peacefully on Tuesday, October 4, 2016, at the age of 86. Bishop Angell served the Diocese of Providence as Auxiliary Bishop for 18 years. Please refer to the Diocese of Burlington’s website for funeral arrangements:

www.vermontcatholic.org. Here in the Diocese of Providence, Bishop Tobin will celebrate a Memorial Mass for Bishop Angell on Monday, October 17, at 12:05 pm in the Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul. May Bishop Angell rest in peace.

2016 White Mass. The RI Catholic Medical Society invites all physicians, health care professionals, workers, patients, and their families to the 2016 White Mass. Please join us as the Rev. Timothy Reilly, Chancellor of the Diocese of Providence, celebrates the annual White Mass, asking the Lord’s

blessings upon those called to share His work of healing. Wednesday, October 19, 7 pm, Our Lady of Fatima Hospital Chapel, 200 High Service Avenue, North Providence, RI. A

light reception will immediately follow the Mass in the hospital cafeteria. Reservations are not required, but are appreciated. For information and to RSVP, please call (401) 272-4838 or respond to: CathMedRI@yahoo.com or http:/www.cathmedri.org. Holy Hour for Life – St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, 35 Dion Drive, Harrisville, is inviting you to a Holy Hour for Life on Tuesday, October 25, at 9 am. Also, please help support our Baby Shower, a Diocesan program that assists mothers and babies in a crisis pregnancy. Baby items such as clothing size 12 months to 4T, diapers (especially sizes 4, 5, and 6) are greatly appreciated, as well as blankets, sheets, baby toiletries, gently used high chairs, swings, and strollers. No car seats, please. These items may be brought to the church hall between October 31 and November 5. Thank you for helping families in need. Please call Pauline at 401-710-9005 for any questions regarding these two events. LaSalle Academy Open House: Sunday, October 30, 2016, 12 pm. All are welcome. No registration required. Entrance exam for high school only: Saturday, December 3, 8 am. Questions? Call George Aldrich, Director of Admissions, 401-351-7750, ext. 122. Catholic School Alumni Mass – Reconnecting with Alumni and Friends. Please join us as we celebrate Mass and remember the souls of deceased principals, teachers, and fellow alumni of all open and closed Catholic elementary schools. Sunday, November 6, 10 am, Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul. Rev. Jonathan DeFelice, OSB, Celebrant; music by the Prout School Choir, Mr. Philip Faraone, Music Director. Reception to follow in the lower level of the Cathedral. For more information and to RSVP contact Rebecca J. Page Perez at (401) 278-4610 or rpageperez@dioceseofprovidence.org. Our Lady of Czenstochowa Parish’s Annual Holiday Bazaar will be held on Sunday, November 6, 9 am to 3 pm, at the school auditorium, 222 MacArthur Blvd., Coventry. Breakfast will be served, beginning at 9 am, and frozen Polish food will be available for purchase, beginning at 11:30 am, while supplies last. There will also be raffles, crafts, games, sweets, and more. St. John’s 31st Annual Christmas Bazaar/Craft Fair will be held on Saturday, November 12, 9 am – 6 pm, and Sunday, November 13, 9 am – 12:30 pm. Crafts, raffles, gifts, food, games, etc. All are invited to attend. Space is still available for crafters. For an application, please call (401)-762-0946 or visit www.stjohntheevangelist.weconnect.com. Catholic Scout Awards - Are you aware that any registered Catholic Cub Scout, Boy Scout, or Girl Scout can earn religious emblems? There are age appropriate awards for each level of scouting. For more information on any Scout Award, please visit www.youthministry@dioceseofprovidence.org or call the Office of Catholic Youth Ministry at (401) 278-4626. Eucharistic Adoration for Vocations is held every Thursday during the academic year in the Chapel of the Seminary of Our Lady of Providence, 485 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Providence. All are invited to come pray for your priests, seminarians, and for vocations from 12 – 5 pm. Join us in praying that the “master of the harvest send out laborers for his harvest”. 958 – page 4

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