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SAINT PETER AND SAINT PAUL, PRAY FOR US! Parish Office Hours Monday-Thursday: 9 am to 3 pm Mass Schedule Vigil Mass (Saturday) 5:00 p.m. Sunday Mass 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Weekday Mass M,T,W, F 8:30 a.m.* Confessions before daily Mass; Saturday 4:15 p.m. OUR MISSION STATEMENT SS. Peter & Paul Parish, a community of faith called by God to deepen our relationship with Jesus Christ, serves the Lord by sharing our time, talent and treasure. As disciples of Christ, we are called to bring Jesus Christ to ourselves and others: our children, the sick, the poor, the fallen away Catholics and those who need to hear God’s message of uncondi- tional love and forgiveness. SS. Peter & Paul Parish is a beacon of light rooted in Jesus Christ, passed on to his successor, our Holy Father the Pope, and is guided by our local bishop to build the Kingdom of God on Earth. It is our mission to shine the light of Jesus Christ in our world and to spiritually enrich the individual members of the parish as well as the larger community through word, worship, sacrament and service. The Parish in the heart of the Endless Mountains Serving Bradford County since 1841 SACRAMENTS The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated Sundays after the 11:00 a.m. Mass. First time parents are asked to attend a welcoming session prior to baptism. Godparents are asked to present a sponsor card. Please call the parish office as soon as possible after your child’s birth to plan his or her baptism. The Sacrament of Marriage—engaged couples should notify the pastor at least six months prior to their proposed date. Couples participate in a preparation program. The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick—please call the parish of- fice for visitation of the sick at home, in the hospital, or health care facili- ty. Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is the official process used by the Church to bring adults into the Catholic faith. SPIRITUAL DEVOTIONS The Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Divine Mercy Chaplet are prayed in common before weekday Masses. The Perpetual Novena of the Miracu- lous Medal is prayed in common every Monday after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. Eucharistic Adoration is held from 9:00 a.m. on the Thursday preceding First Fri- day until 2:00 p.m. on Friday in Grotto Hall and the church. Sacred Heart Devotions are prayed in common after First Friday Masses. Devotions to the Immaculate Heart of Mary are prayed in common after the First Saturday Masses. Parish Prayer Line requests Call Annette at 570-265-9691. Pastor: Rev. Edward L. Michelini * First Saturday 8:30 am Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe November 26, 2017 Jesus said to his disciples: “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit upon his glorious throne, and all the nations will be assembled before him.” Matthew 25: 31
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SAINT PETER AND SAINT PAUL, PRAY FOR US! Parish Office Hours

Monday-Thursday: 9 am to 3 pm

Mass Schedule

Vigil Mass

(Saturday) 5:00 p.m.

Sunday Mass

8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

Weekday Mass

M,T,W, F 8:30 a.m.*

Confessions before daily

Mass; Saturday 4:15 p.m.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

SS. Peter & Paul Parish, a community of faith called by God to deepen

our relationship with Jesus Christ, serves the Lord by sharing our time,

talent and treasure. As disciples of Christ, we are called to bring Jesus

Christ to ourselves and others: our children, the sick, the poor, the fallen

away Catholics and those who need to hear God’s message of uncondi-

tional love and forgiveness. SS. Peter & Paul Parish is a beacon of light

rooted in Jesus Christ, passed on to his successor, our Holy Father the

Pope, and is guided by our local bishop to build the Kingdom of God on

Earth. It is our mission to shine the light of Jesus Christ in our world and

to spiritually enrich the individual members of the parish as well as the

larger community through word, worship, sacrament and service.

The Parish in the heart of the Endless Mountains Serving Bradford County since 1841

SACRAMENTS

The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated Sundays after the 11:00 a.m.

Mass. First time parents are asked to attend a welcoming session prior to

baptism. Godparents are asked to present a sponsor card. Please call the

parish office as soon as possible after your child’s birth to plan his or her

baptism.

The Sacrament of Marriage—engaged couples should notify the pastor

at least six months prior to their proposed date. Couples participate in a

preparation program.

The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick—please call the parish of-

fice for visitation of the sick at home, in the hospital, or health care facili-

ty.

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is the official process used

by the Church to bring adults into the Catholic faith.

SPIRITUAL DEVOTIONS

The Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary

and the Divine Mercy Chaplet are prayed

in common before weekday Masses.

The Perpetual Novena of the Miracu-

lous Medal is prayed in common every

Monday after the 8:30 a.m. Mass.

Eucharistic Adoration is held from 9:00

a.m. on the Thursday preceding First Fri-

day until 2:00 p.m. on Friday in Grotto

Hall and the church.

Sacred Heart Devotions are prayed in

common after First Friday Masses.

Devotions to the Immaculate Heart of

Mary are prayed in common after the

First Saturday Masses.

Parish Prayer Line requests

Call Annette at 570-265-9691.

Pastor: Rev. Edward L. Michelini

* First Saturday 8:30 am

Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe † November 26, 2017

Jesus said to his disciples:

“When the Son of Man comes in his glory,

and all the angels with him,

he will sit upon his glorious throne,

and all the nations will be assembled before him.” Matthew 25: 31

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Parish Dates To Remember

Nov 30: Eucharistic Adoration begins 9 am

Dec 1: First Friday Mass 8:30 am

10:15 am Mass at Bradford County Manor

Dec 1: ARISE Concluding Celebration

Dec 2: First Saturday Mass 8:30 am

Dec 3: Social Activities planning meeting after 11 am Mass

Advent Penance 2 pm Wyalusing ; 4 pm Dushore

Dec 8: Holy Day Immaculate Conception

Dec 9: Social Activities Breakfast @ Nana’s 9:30 am

Dec 10: Advent Penance 2 pm Canton; 4 pm Towanda

Dec 10: 6 pm Concert benefit for Hezekiah’s Hands

Dec 12: Our Lady of Guadalupe 6 pm Mass, Fiesta

Dec 16: Christmas Party @ Villa Sena - for Reservations

or info: call Nancy 570-271-0180

Dec 17: Advent Penance 3 pm Sayre

Christmas Eve Masses: 4 pm and 10 pm

Christmas Day Masses: 9 am and 11 am

PARISH BULLETIN ADVERTISERS

We thank those businesses and individuals who have placed an ad in our parish bulletin. We ask parishioners

to thank these individuals and to use these companies. This week we especially acknowledge:

Anyone wishing to advertise in the Parish Bulletin should contact the parish office 570-265-2113 or speak to

Father Ed for more information—the pricing is very reasonable.

Memorials for Elsie Zurn

Teen Bible Study and CCD Classes Meet Sundays

Nov. 26: No Class Thanksgiving Weekend

Dec. 3: Classes resume

Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta

“There are no great things, only small things

with great love. Happy are those.”

Pray for the Many Victims of Natural Disasters and Violence

Diocesan 150th Anniversary Commemoration

With an opening Mass celebrated on Sunday, Decem-

ber 3, 2017, the Diocese will begin a year-long com-

memoration of 150 years of presence in Northeastern

Pennsylvania as the Diocese of Scranton. Additional

information will be provided in future bulletins and is

now on the Diocesan Website as one of the revolving

banners: www.dioceseofscranton.org

Advent Penance Services

Due to Christmas being on a Monday this year the Deanery Penance Servicesare being scheduled a

week earlier than usual. The services will be held as follows this year:

Sunday December 3, 2017 2pm Wyalusing 4pm Dushore

Sunday December 10, 2017 2pm Canton 4pm Towanda

Sunday December 17, 2017 3 pm Sayre

Please plan accordingly.

Christmas & New Years’ Eve/Day Mass Schedule

This year Christmas, December 25, 2017, is on a Monday which poses some Mass scheduling chal-

lenges that normally do not occur. After some consultation, reflection and prayer, the normal schedule of

Vigil and Christmas Day Mass will be changed this year to the following schedule:

Sunday evening Christmas Eve: Masses at 4 pm and at 10 pm (Choir)

Monday Morning Christmas Day: Masses at 9 am and at 11 am

Please plan accordingly for Christmas. Our 4th Sunday of Advent Masses on December 23-24, 2017, will

remain as usual with a Vigil Mass at 5 pm Saturday, and Sunday morning Masses at 8 am and 11 am.

We have the same situation for the Solemnity of Mary on Monday, Jan. 1 (New Year’s Day). Masses will be:

Sunday New Year’s Eve: Vigil Mass at 4 pm

Monday Morning New Year’s Day: Solemnity of Mary Mass at 10 am

Our Sunday Masses December 30-31, 2017 will be the normal 5 pm Vigil and 8 and 11 am morning Masses.

Star of Bethlehem Movie - Dec. 1 and Dec. 8 at Kopernick Observatory in Vestal NY

The “Star of Bethlehem” Movie will be shown at 7 pm at the Vestal, NY, Kopernik Observatory &

Science Center. Find more information at www.kopernik.org or call 607-748-3685

Joel Christian’s Home for Christmas CD

Joel’s Home for Christmas CD is available for purchase ($10 or more donation) to help support our

Parish Youth Group activities. You will be hearing his music during the meditation time before Mass during

this Season of Advent. A pre-order sheet is in the rear of the church; sign up soon with your name, phone,

and the number of copies you need for gifts and/or for yourself.

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Liturgical Ministers Dec. 2— 3 Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Sat. 5 pm: Sharon Kaminsky, Crystal Babcock, Eileen Farrell Sunday 8am: Edith Rabago, Lee Ann Wolfe, Hank Schelter 11 am: Donna Brown, Laurie Stroud, Tricia Bryington Lectors: Sat. Vigil 5pm: Robert Grimes Sunday 8 am: Matt Tavani 11 am: Mike Miller Altar Servers: Sat.Vigil 5 pm: Dominic Tavani, Garrett Kone Sun. 8:00 am: Emma Morgan, Sidney Bride 11 am: Sam & Angelina Tavani Hospital & Personal Care Home: Sonia Huff

Mass Intentions Nov. 25 - Dec 3 Sat.Vigil 5 pm: Peter Brandenburg & Gerald Bride

(Mary Brandenburg)

Sun. 8:00 am: All Souls Intentions

11:00 am: Kevin Barrett (Ron & Sue Gregus)

Mon. 8:30 am: John Boyanowski (Ruby Boyanowski)

Tues. 8:30 am: Deceased Priests of the Diocese and of the

Priests’ Purgatorial Society

10:15 am: Venus Metcalf (Ed & Barbara Ulatowski)

Mass at Personal Care Home

Wed. 8:30 am: Connie Leone (Monroeton ARISE Group)

Thursday: No Mass

Friday: 8:30 am: Antonio, Carmela & Margaret Tama

(Family)

10:15 am: Intentions of Mike & Margaret Dunkle)

Mass at Bradford County Manor

First Saturday 8:30 am: Dan Bryington (Tricia Bryington)

Sat.Vigil 5 pm: James E. Walsh (Family)

Sun. 8:00 am: Our Parishioners

11:00 am: Jeffrey Young (Robert & Ann Murphy) Offertory November 5, 2017

Sunday Offering $ 3,672.00

Aid to Education $ 531.00

Special Envelopes $ 300.00

Thank you for your generosity!

Second Collection

Christmas Flower envelopes are taken up this weekend;

next weekend will be for the Care & Education of Priests. Sanctuary Lamps burn this week for:

Stamer Family (Del Stamer)

Daido Family (Del Stamer)

Bernice Stamer (Del Stamer)

Altar Care December Chair: Ed Krauss

12/2— Week 1: Charlotte Burrowes

Julie Burrowes, Edith Rabago

Counters 11/27: Team A

Diocesan Annual Appeal - Thank You!

This week the parish received an e-mail from the Annual Appeal Office indicating that our donations

continue to increase. Currently 161 parishioners (47.85%) of our parish have pledged $37,550 (113%) of a

goal of $33K. We were one of the first three parishes in the Diocese to exceed its parish goal for 2017.

Thank you very much for your generosity! If you have not made a commitment to the 2017 Annual

Appeal, I encourage you to please do so. Envelopes are at the entrance to the church and can be placed in the

collection basket. Every gift is needed and it is an opportunity to assist many in our local community and in

our Diocese.

Rumor: Winter

Rumor has it that Winter is approximately a

month away and it is preparing for some even colder

weather to come our way. If someone needs a winter

coat in men’s sizes Small, Medium, Large or Extra

Large, just contact Fr. Ed. The jackets are brand

new, stylish and warm.

Cost is very, very, very reasonable.

Dynamic Catholic

This month, Dynamic Catholic has sent the

CD entitled The Most Important WORD in Your

Marriage. There are a limited number of copies and

you are welcome to take one while supplies last.

Enjoy it!

Eucharistic Adoration Nov. 30—Dec. 1

Eucharistic Adoration will be observed Thursday and

Friday this week ! Please consult the schedule in the

back of the church; sign up for an hour, if you can.

Try to spend at least some time with Jesus in the

Blessed Sacrament Thursday or Friday.

First Friday and First Saturday

December 1-2 this week, the First Friday and First

Saturday Masses and devotions are scheduled as usu-

al, with adoration beginning on Thursday morning in

Grotto Hall at 9:00 am., through Friday afternoon.

Correction

The Mass for Nov. 21 at the Personal Care Home was

postponed until Nov. 28, 2017.

Our Lady of Guadalupe December 12, 2017

Looking ahead! The parish is planning to celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Tuesday,

December 12, 2017, with Mass at 6 pm followed by a Fiesta in Grotto Hall. All are welcome to pray and party

in honor of Our Blessed Mother.

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RICHARD M. FARLEY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

———————————

521 MAIN STREET 570-265-4993

TOWANDA, PA 18848 FAX: 570-265-5996

e-mail: [email protected]

Knights of Columbus TOWANDA COUNCIL, No. 3915

7 Poplar St., Towanda PA 18848

Meetings 4th Wednesdays at 7 pm

Contact: 570-265-2113

If you would like to join our parish, contact: SS. Peter & Paul Church—106 Third St.—Towanda PA 18848

Call 570-265-2113 or email [email protected]

REQUEST FOR PARISH REGISTRATION FORM

Name ____________________________Date__________

Address____________________________________________

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PLEASE THANK

these SPONSORS

Of our

Parish bulletin

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS_

Reese Aquilio; Nancy Barrett; Rosie Beale; Gus Branish; David Walsh

Brubaker; Kathy Campbell; Liz Cartieri; Chris Cole; Patricia Coleman; David

Conklin; Margaret DeMarco; Patricia Dibble; Joe Dorsey; Stephanie Duggan;

Margaret Dunkle; Mike Dunkle; Mary E. Farley; Helen Finlan; June Gormley

Goodrich; Jim Grimes; Sally Groff; Linda Hilscher; Evelyn Hoff; Glenna

Hoffman; Adam Kelly; Timothy Leo Lenox; Annette McClure; Deany

McGarrigle; Mickey McGarrigle; Sharon Mahaffey; Margaret Miller; Nate

Miller; Charles Palmer; Kathleen Lenox Reider; Fr. Richard Rojas; Eugenia

Serpe; Sarah Sobolewski; Special Intention; Craig Sullivan; Mackenzie

Kempner Taylor; Two Special Intentions; Ed and Barbara Ulatowski;

Lani Wood.

To add a name to this published Prayer List, call the office at 265-2113 or email your request to [email protected].

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