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ST. JOSEPH Fifth Sunday THE in Ordinary Time WORKER 777 West Hollis Street Nashua, NH 03062 Parish Office Hours Monday Friday 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Parish Contacts Phone: 603-883-0757 Fax: 603-883-8057

1 ST. JOSEPH Fifth Sunday THE in Ordinary Time WORKER 777 West Hollis Street Nashua, NH Parish Office Hours Monday Friday 9:00 AM 5:00 PM Parish Contacts Phone: Fax: Website: Facebook: Saint Joseph the Worker Parish, Nashua, NH Weekend Liturgies Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 AM Weekday Masses Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM If Nashua schools are closed due to snow/ ice, daily Mass will be cancelled. Bishop Francis Christian Pastor Ext. 7 bpfrancischristian@stjoenash.org Deacon Raymond Wheeler Permanent Deacon Ext. 5 deaconray@charter.net Deacon Roland E. Leduc Permanent Deacon Ext. 5 RCIA Coordinator r-leduc@comcast.net Helen Dumont Business Manager Ext. 3 helendumont@stjoenash.org Janice Mercure Director of Faith Formation Ext. 4 janicemercure@stjoenash.org Kim Dupont Office Manager Ext. 2 kimdupont@stjoenash.org John Puliafico Facility Superintendent Ext. 6 facilities@stjoenash.org We strive to be a parish of Good Stewards, praising and thanking God for His gifts of life, faith, family and friends and our parish and civic communities. We ask for His grace to grow and develop these gifts abundantly for the sake of His kingdom among us. Sacrament of Penance (Confession) Saturday: 3:00-3:45 PM & upon request Baptism Please call the Parish Office. Marriages Please call Parish Office 6 months prior to wedding date. Program Coordinators Adoration Pat Hurd Adult Choir Barbara Puder Art & Environment Robert Gagne Bereavement Kim Dupont Contemp. Music Dave Therrien Cub/Boy Scouts John Puliafico CYO Joe Merrill Healing Prayer Ministry Pat Hurd Knights of Columbus Paul Rioux Outreach Helen Dumont Prayer Line stjoeprayerline@stjoenash.org , ext. 2 Safe Environment Paula O Connell Youth Choir Chris Wenrich Committee Chairpersons Pastoral Council Marc Richard Finance Paula Moran Liturgy John Martin Fundraising Ann Kelley Faith Formation Linda Pugliano Facility Thomas Moran Tithing Joanne Charpentier Family Ministry Lisa Simpson Good Steward Rick Donaruma Evangelization Lisa Richard Deanery Agencies New Hampshire Catholic Charities Corpus Christi Food Pantry

Sunday, February 10, 2019 Youth Choir, Room 2/3/4, 8-10am Baptism, Worship, 12:00 noon Confirmation II, Center/Kitchen/Classrooms/Worship, 6-9pm Monday, February 11, 2019 CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm

Meeting (Wolf/Bear), Room 7/8, 6:30-8pm Adoration, Chapel, 7-8pm Confirmation 3 Parent Meeting, Room 1, 7-8pm Quilting, Room 2/3/4, 7-9pm Wednesday, February 13, 2019 Adoration, Chapel, 8am-12:00

) Home School, 8:00am-3:00pm CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Adult Choir Practice, Worship, 7-9pm Thursday, February 14, 2019 Rosary, Chapel, 6pm CYO Board Meeting, Room 5/6, 6-8pm Boy Scout Troop

(After 4pm Mass), Worship Cub Scout Pack Meeting, Center/Kitchen, 5-8pm Next drawing is: Sunday, February 24 th! Good Luck to all of our members!

We sincerely appreciate the gift of your time! Weekend Offertory Weekly Offertory needed to meet budget, FY2019...$8,750 Weekly Offertory Collec on 02/02 02/03/19...$7,745 On Line Giving W/E 02/03/2019.

5% of the Total Offertory goes to Tithing each week. Thank you for your support! Capital Fund Update Through 1/23/2019 Total Pledged/Gi s.... $1,128,408.50 Total Collected To Date...$894,582.

Annual Fuel Collection This Weekend, February 9 th -10 th Our special collection for fuel will take place this weekend.

2 Sunday, February 10, 2019 Youth Choir, Room 2/3/4, 8-10am Baptism, Worship, 12:00 noon Confirmation II, Center/Kitchen/Classrooms/Worship, 6-9pm Monday, February 11, 2019 CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Cub Scout Leader Meeting, Room 5/6, 7-8:30pm Tuesday, February 12, 2019 Cribbage League, Center, 12-3pm CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Cub Scout Meeting (Webelo I & II), Room 5/6, 6:30-8pm Cub Scout Meeting (Wolf/Bear), Room 7/8, 6:30-8pm Adoration, Chapel, 7-8pm Confirmation 3 Parent Meeting, Room 1, 7-8pm Quilting, Room 2/3/4, 7-9pm Wednesday, February 13, 2019 Adoration, Chapel, 8am-12:00 noon (Cancelled when Nashua schools are delayed/cancelled due to weather.) Home School, 8:00am-3:00pm CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Adult Choir Practice, Worship, 7-9pm Thursday, February 14, 2019 Rosary, Chapel, 6pm CYO Board Meeting, Room 5/6, 6-8pm Boy Scout Troop Meeting, Center/Kitchen/Room 7/8, 6:30-8:30pm Friday, February 15, 2019 K of C/Red Cross Blood Drive, Center/Kitchen, 1-6pm Saturday, February 16, 2019 GIFT Program Parent Mtg. (After 4pm Mass), Worship Cub Scout Pack Meeting, Center/Kitchen, 5-8pm Next drawing is: Sunday, February 24 th! Good Luck to all of our members! We d like to take this opportunity to thank Trina Clark, Ellen Lundquist, Ray Mayotte, Diane & Michael Mattock, and Peggy & Larry Sacco for helping with a recent Bereavement Reception. We sincerely appreciate the gift of your time! Weekend Offertory Weekly Offertory needed to meet budget, FY $8,750 Weekly Offertory Collec on 02/02 02/03/19...$7,745 On Line Giving W/E 02/03/ $751 Total Weekly Collec ons 02/02 02/03/ $8,496 Fiscal Year Offertory needed to date (32 wks.)..$280,000 Fiscal Year Offertory collected to date (32 wks.)...$266, % of the Total Offertory goes to Tithing each week. Thank you for your support! Capital Fund Update Through 1/23/2019 Total Pledged/Gi s.... $1,128, Total Collected To Date...$894, Total S ll To Be Collected $233, Last Month s Collected Payments.... $25, Your commitment is greatly appreciated! Annual Fuel Collection This Weekend, February 9 th -10 th Our special collection for fuel will take place this weekend. We constantly monitor our facility and program our thermostats based on the activities taking place each day. Areas not being used (including the church during the afternoons and evenings) are set to unoccupied temperatures to help with the cost of heating. We also work with the Diocese and purchase our gas supply as a group for cost efficiency. We ask that you be as generous as possible. Bless you for your support! A Simple E-Vote Can Help Families in Need! The Front Door Agency has been nominated to potentially receive $5,000 from the Bangor Savings Bank Community Matters More Foundation, but we need your help to get the most votes! Voting takes place online between Feb. 1 st -28 th. A gift of $5,000 to the Agency can provide child care and college textbooks for a single mother enrolled in college so that she can become financially independent. It only takes a minute to vote and costs nothing. Each person can only vote once, so please share this with family and friends. Thank you for your support! For more information about the Front Door Agency, please visit

Parish & Community News KNIGHTS NEWS Saint Joseph Knights of Columbus Council 12311 Blood Drive Friday, February 15 th 1:00pm ~ 6:00pm St.

February Book Club Please join us on Wednesday, February 20 th for our next book club as we discuss A Priest Answers 27 Questions You Never Thought to Ask, written by Fr. Kerper, pastor at St.

Michael Kerper, a popular Catholic priest in New England, tackles over two dozen such questions in this fast-paced and thoroughly enjoyable book.

What ever happened to Limbo? Why can t women become priests? Can Catholics believe in reincarnation? Is it okay to be cremated? Why are the psalms so violent? Was Christ really born on Christmas Day?

Read this book, and you ll soon be armed with little-known knowledge that will fascinate and impress all those who have never taken the time to seek the Catholic answer.

Hans Urs von Balthasar's Theological Reflection on the Paschal Mystery and on the Event of Holy Saturday. At the Shade Bar & Grille in the Radisson Hotel, Nashua, NH.

3 Parish & Community News KNIGHTS NEWS Saint Joseph Knights of Columbus Council Blood Drive Friday, February 15 th 1:00pm ~ 6:00pm St. Joseph the Worker Parish Please call RED-CROSS or visit: redcrossblood.org and enter: JOSEPHTHEWORKER to schedule an appointment. Join us in answering the call to help others give blood! February Book Club Please join us on Wednesday, February 20 th for our next book club as we discuss A Priest Answers 27 Questions You Never Thought to Ask, written by Fr. Kerper, pastor at St. Patrick s in Nashua. We will begin at 6:30pm for snacks and socializing, with our book discussion starting at 7pm. Here is a brief overview of the book: With wit and enthusiasm, Fr. Michael Kerper, a popular Catholic priest in New England, tackles over two dozen such questions in this fast-paced and thoroughly enjoyable book. Learn the answers to questions such as: Holding hands and kissing: why does everyone do something different at Mass? What is and isn t a heresy? Why doesn t Pope Francis like pets? What ever happened to Limbo? Why can t women become priests? Can Catholics believe in reincarnation? Is it okay to be cremated? Why are the psalms so violent? Was Christ really born on Christmas Day? Do ghosts really exist? Why do priests get moved? Fr. Kerper tackles each question head-on, relying on Scripture, tradition, the Catechism, and the writing of the saints. Read this book, and you ll soon be armed with little-known knowledge that will fascinate and impress all those who have never taken the time to seek the Catholic answer. Next Spirited Theology event: Tuesday, February 12 th Peter Braudis will be presenting: A Brief Sojourn into Fr. Hans Urs von Balthasar's Theological Reflection on the Paschal Mystery and on the Event of Holy Saturday. At the Shade Bar & Grille in the Radisson Hotel, Nashua, NH. Dinner & drinks at 6pm and guest speaker at 7pm. Visit: for more info. The February issues are in the plastic wall hangings in the Narthex. Please take one! This monthly magazine offers meditations based on the daily Mass readings, inspirational essays, stories of saints and more! Got Photos? Do you have any pictures of parish activities that you d like to share? We d LOVE to use them on our parish website and Facebook page to promote our lively community! Please send pictures to Melissa Spinella at: melissaspinella@live.com. Thank you! Lenten Adult Enrichment Exploring the Gospel of Mark Delve deep into the theme of the way and true discipleship and see how Jesus reveals his identity in authoritative action and word. Consider more deeply Jesus s teaching on the Temple and walk with Jesus to Gethsemane and the Way of the Cross as Mark describes it. Open yourself to profound reflection on the shortest of the four gospels. In fourteen sessions on four DVDs, Dr. Tim Gray combines insight and practical guidance using the lectio divina disciplines to make the Scriptures come alive in Lectio Mark: Faith Not Fear. Bishop Christian will lead discussion and answer after each segment. Thursdays: February 28 th - April 11 th Morning Sessions: 9-11 a.m. Evening Sessions: 7-9 p.m. (Optional dinner at 6:30 p.m.) 2/28 St. Mark the Evangelist - Prepare the Way of the Lord 3/7 Come Follow Behind Me - Feasting and Fasting 3/14 Binding the Strong Man - The Parable of the Sower 3/21 Faith Not Fear - The Mystery of the Bread 3/28 The Way of Discipleship - Jesus and the Temple 4/4 Signs of the End - The Servant of the Lord 4/11 Jesus s Suffering, Death and Resurrection - Q & A Lenten Adult Enrichment Registration Form Name: Phone # or Morning Session (9-11 a.m.) Evening Session with dinner (6:30-9 p.m.) Evening Session without dinner (7-9 p.m.)

Liturgy Gift Assignment: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ Dates to Remember

17th, 5:30pm-8:30pm Assignments: Chapters 28, 29 & 30 Confirmation II

10th, 6pm-9pm Parents Meeting There will be a meeting for the parents of

given to the children and to review the role of the parents in the work

These meetings will be held on February 16th & 17th immediately after all

!! The summer religious education program will be held during August 5th

program for grades K-Grade 5 (2018-2019).

the Middle School Faith Formation with a special outreach project helping

Thank you to everyone who has continued to contribute to our efforts!

cups), Tuna (in flip top cans) & Ramen Noodles Let us pray for all those

May our compassionate and loving God welcome Richard Conde & Kimberly Pepin

4 Liturgy Gift Assignment: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ Dates to Remember ~ Middle School Faith Formation (Grades 6,7 & 8) Sunday, Feb. 17th, 5:30pm-8:30pm Assignments: Chapters 28, 29 & 30 Confirmation II (Grades 9 & 10) Sunday, Feb. 10th, 6pm-9pm Parents Meeting There will be a meeting for the parents of children in the GIFT program to help them better understand the materials given to the children and to review the role of the parents in the work done in the home. These meetings will be held on February 16th & 17th immediately after all the Masses. Mark Your Calendars!!! The summer religious education program will be held during August 5th 9th 2019 This program is the second component of our Faith Formation program for grades K-Grade 5 ( ). We ask parents to make the necessary arrangements for their children to attend. What so ever you do For the past year, members of the parish have joined the Middle School Faith Formation with a special outreach project helping the youth in Nashua that have aged out of the foster care system. Thank you to everyone who has continued to contribute to our efforts! *** Recent Requests: *** Pop Tarts, Macaroni & Cheese (in microwavable cups), Tuna (in flip top cans) & Ramen Noodles Let us pray for all those who died recently. May our compassionate and loving God welcome Richard Conde & Kimberly Pepin into His Kingdom and bring comfort to us who mourn their loss. Adorers Needed!!! Can you please help? Presently we only have one adorer on Wednesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. and are therefore in need of additional volunteers during this hour. Please join us if you can! If interested or for more information please call: Pat Hurd or Peg Larkin All Are Welcome! ~ Please Join Us! Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday Evenings from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Wednesdays 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon (In the Chapel) Eucharistic Adoration is the most necessary mission to the Church, which has even more need of prayerful souls than of powerful preachers or men of eloquence. ~ St. Peter Julian Eymard Thursday Evening Rosary Thursday Evenings at 6:00 p.m. (In the Chapel) Among all the devotions approved by the Church, none has been so favored by so many miracles as the rosary devotion. ~ Blessed Pope Pius IX

REFLECTIONS By Bishop Christian According to St. Matthew, Christ called all his disciples together one-day and told them to go into the whole world and make disciples of all peoples.

5 REFLECTIONS By Bishop Christian According to St. Matthew, Christ called all his disciples together one-day and told them to go into the whole world and make disciples of all peoples. This great commission was given not just to the Apostles, but to all of Jesus followers that means to us. Yet traditionally, Catholics are reluctant to give verbal expression of their faith in the presence of others. The reasons for this are varied. Many of us value the American values of pluralism and tolerance and it seems socially ungracious to talk religion around the water cooler at work or in similar circumstances. Furthermore, we are uncomfortable by the in your face evangelism of some fundamentalists and don t want to be associated with that sort of thing at all. Besides that, many contemporary Catholics have grown up without clear knowledge of their beliefs and what underlies them. So, they feel inadequate to explain or defend them if challenged. And yet, if we are true to the Lord, we cannot simply dispense ourselves of his desire that we share our faith with others and help them to discover the gift of God s love. It seems to me that the starting point for us is living our faith before we talk about it. We gather on Sunday to celebrate the Eucharist. We are devoted to our families and are conscientious in our work. We treat people with dignity and respect. We share our time and resources with the less fortunate. We do not engage in negative speech or backstabbing. This witness raises questions in people s minds; it prompts them to wonder what motivates and inspires us. They may be moved to ask us. And at that point we need to be ready to share our faith. The best way to do that, I think, is simply to share our own story. All of us, if we think about it, have had moments in which we knew we were in the presence of God, were touched or helped or encouraged or healed by God, were brought up short or deeply comforted by hearing or reading a Bible passage or listening to a Christian song. The help might have come through another person, but we know it was God who brought it about. This is what we share with the person who asks. We are not talking theology. We are sharing our own experience. And because it is real to us, it often is powerful to others. When we do this, a seed has been planted. There has been a graced encounter. Sharing our own experience gives other people something to think about. It provides God with a way into their lives. Let s do more of this. It s what Christ had in mind when He sent us out. Monday, February 11 th 8:00 am ~ Aaron Keene by the St. Joseph Outreach Committee 8:00 am ~ Luis Caamano, 13 th Anniversary, by his wife Tuesday, February 12 th 8:00 am ~ Mary Jane Rhodes by her sisters 8:00 am ~ Elizabeth Guerino Micci by her family Wednesday, February 13 th 8:00 am ~ Rita Dunlap by the St. Joseph Outreach Committee 8:00 am ~ Donald Boucher by Cecile Boucher Thursday, February 14 th 8:00 am ~ Theresa Yedinak by her husband 8:00 am ~ For the intentions of David Christopher Friday, February 15 th No Daily Mass Saturday, February 16 th 4:00 pm ~ Paul Davis, 14 th Anniversary, by the Davis- Campano Family 4:00 pm ~ Claire Blais by her family Sunday, February 17 th 8:00 am ~ Carmelle Desfosses, In memory of her birthday, by Diane & Charlie Reynolds 10:00 am ~ Trent Silva by his mother, sister & brother 10:00 am ~ Daniel Riendeau by Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Louis Riendeau READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24, 35c; Mk 6:53-56 Tuesday: Gn 1:20 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13 Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30; Mk 7:14-23 Thursday: Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30 Friday: Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37 Saturday: Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-4abc, 5-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10 Sunday: Jer 17:5-8; Ps 1:1-4, 6; 1 Cor 15:12, 16-20; Lk 6:17, SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: ; World Marriage Day Monday: Our Lady of Lourdes; World Day of the Sick Tuesday: Lincoln s Birthday Thursday: Ss. Cyril and Methodius; Valentine s Day Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary

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