CELEBRANT SCHEDULE MASS INTENTIONS SACRAMENTS. THIS WEEKEND: November WEEKDAYS: November NEXT WEEKEND: November 17-18

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1 O P C S. M C 236 Eldridge Rd. Wells, ME (207) FAX (207) Weekday Mass: 8 AM Weekend Masses: Saturday 4 PM; Sunday 9 & 11 AM S. M C 30 Portland Rd. Kennebunk ME (207) FAX (207) Weekday Mass: 9 AM Weekend Masses: Saturday 4 PM; Sunday 8 & 10 AM Confessions at both Churches Saturdays 33:30 PM A S C 45 School St. Ogunquit, ME (Closed for the season) Our P S Father Fred Morse, Pastor Deacon Darrell Blackwell O Diane W. O Neil, Manager Rosanne Smith Ruth Shrader Paula Moses C Kurtis Grant Mark Reeth F M Timothy Gallant, Supervisor Dean Robinson F F Carolyn F. Houston, Director Rosanne Smith, Adult Education L M Mark Reeth, Coordinator Lisa White, Choir Director Holy Spirit Parish November 11,

2 G M In 1 Samuel, God advises the prophet Samuel not to observe as men see, but as God sees. He tells him to look to the heart. This is the movement of this Sunday s Gospel reading. Beware the scribes, Jesus advises. He points out their public greetings and seats of honor, which stand in sharp contrast to their private greed. For the Jewish people of Jesus day, honor resides at the top. Power and prestige created a high profile back then, as it still does today. After his warning, Jesus turns his disciples attention elsewhere: a poor widow. She, from her poverty, has contributed all she had. While the scribes donated large sums to the temple, they did so from their surplus wealth. This woman, in her faith and devotion, offers her whole livelihood. Jesus invited his disciples to see with God s eyes, to recognize a holy life in people the world overlooks. Here, in the poor, the vulnerable, and the marginalized, God waits hidden. Today s Gospel begs a few questions. What do we see? Whom do we value? Are we impressed by the pomp and circumstance of modern day Pharisees? Do we ignore their selfrighteousness because it looks impressive, even seems somewhat helpful? The point isn t to judge the scribes, of course. God can see their hearts, as well, and those assessments are firmly his responsibility. The point is to turn our eyes from the typically honored to the rarely respected. Are we disinterested in the poverty of the modern day widows? Do we ignore their faith because we forget to look for it? This Sunday, consider the widows in your own life. Who can you see with God s eyes? S, D 16 Our parish s second Journey in Faith event will take place on Sunday, December 16, from 35 PM. The theme for the event is the Advent & Jesus Family Tree, and will feature Barbara Smith as the adult presenter. Children will enjoy their own separate ageappropriate activities related to the Advent & Jesus Family Tree. The members of the Holy Spirit Parish Pastoral Council, Office of Lifelong Faith Formation, and Parish Social Life hope you will join them for this parishwide event! H S P A P V Heavenly Father, King and Lord, You instill in all of Your creation an order and value. You call Your children "very good." We surrender to You the conflicts that tear your family apart. We pray for an end to blindness that places pride, greed, power, and selfishness above human dignity and brotherly love. We pray in gratitude for all of those who have defended peace, virtue, and justice with honor. We pray especially for those who have suffered in mind and body from the ravages of war. Let Your Kingdom come! May Your peace that surpasses all understanding reign in our hearts and in our world. Amen. (Veterans Day, November 11) November: The Month of Remembrance You are invited to enter the names of deceased loved ones into the Books of Remembrance in front of the ambos at both St. Martha and St. Mary Churches. The USCCB will gather for its annual General Assembly, November 1214, in Baltimore, Maryland. All are strongly encouraged to continue to pray in solidarity for this effort of reparation, as the bishops meet in response to recent reports of past abuse. A new letter from Bishop Deeley is available in the narthexes. 2 T P E C of Southern Maine... invites you to its 15th Anniversary Mass on Saturday, November 17th, 4 PM, at St. Martha Church, Kennebunk Reception following Mass

3 W/K/O Saturday: Sunday: MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEKEND: November :00 PM (K) Paul Martel by his wife 4:00 PM (W) Deceased members of the William Kelly K of C Council 8:00 AM (K) Theresa & Stanley Roberts by Nancy Hallczuk 9:00 AM (W) Antonio & Isabella Mamone by their family 10:00 AM (K) David Carter by the family 11:00 AM (W) For our parishioners WEEKDAYS: November Monday: 8:00 AM (W) Maureen McEvoy by Albert McEvoy 9:00 AM (K) Alice Stacey by her daughter Joan Tuesday: 8:00 AM (W) Richmond Yorke by his wife 9:00 AM (K) Robert Klouda by his wife 10:30 AM Communion Service at Kennebunk Nursing Home Wednesday: 8:00 AM (W) Henry Kielkucki by Andi & John Hamilton 9:00 AM (K) Thomas McNamara by the family Thursday: 8:00 AM (W) Anastasia Pricenski by Jeannette & Roger Lambert 9:00 AM (K) Claire Blank by the Martel family Friday: 8:00 AM (W) Claire Wood by Priscilla Bogue 9:00 AM (K) Margaret Spas by the Spas/Faul family NEXT WEEKEND: November Saturday: 4:00 PM (K) Francis P. Melomo by Joan & Richard Gordon 4:00 PM (W) Michael DaBiere by Marylou Colvin Sunday: 8:00 AM (K) Deceased members of the Knights of Columbus 9:00 AM (W) Lorraine Ireland by her sister 10:00 AM (K) For the parishioners 11:00 AM (W) Stephen Woodhead by Joline & Angela Woodhead ~Rest in Peace~ Mary von Schlegell Jacqueline Lanigan Mass Location Key: (K) St. Martha, Kennebunk (W) St. Mary s, Wells S. M C P : pancake mix, pancake syrup, peanut butter, jelly, mayonnaise. S. M E F P : juice, soup, ground coffee, tea bags, jelly, ketchup. CELEBRANT SCHEDULE November :00 PM St. Mary s (W) Fr. Morse 4:00 PM St. Martha s (K) Fr. Manship 8:00 AM St. Martha s (K) Fr. Morse 9:00 AM St. Mary s (W) Msgr. Murphy 10:00 AM St. Martha s (K) Fr. Morse 11:00 AM St. Mary s (W) Fr. Mellone Schedule subject to change. Reconciliation on Saturdays 33:30 PM at St. Martha s & St. Mary s The flowers at the altar of St Mary s are in loving memory of Mary Patricia & James Walsh by Peter C. Walsh The sanctuary lamp at St Mary s burns for health and blessings upon Dean by his mother and father. SACRAMENTS B: Please call for an appointment. R: Saturdays, 33:30 PM at both St. Martha and St. Mary Churches, or upon request M: Please contact the pastor six months prior to the desired wedding date. S S: Please call anytime. If you know that you will be admitted to the hospital, please call the office to make arrangements to receive the Sacrament after a daily or Sunday Mass. Please advise the office when a parishioner is hospitalized. For more information, or to make an appointment for any sacrament, please call the office at Those seeking to join the Church or wanting to know more about the Catechism of the Catholic Church, please call Rosanne Smith at Prayer Line Requests may be made to Aline Saunders at alinesaunders@roadrunner.com or Homebound Parishioners wishing to receive the Sacrament of Holy Communion at home, please call the office at

4 THE WEEK AHEAD November 1118 St. Martha Church 32 S O T Sunday: Parish Fair 9 AM1 PM S Anon 7 PM Monday: Veterans Day office closed Centering Prayer 6 PM K of C Officers Meeting 6:30 PM Tuesday: Cursillo 4 PM K of C Meeting 7 PM Wednesday: Ignatian Exercises Weight Watchers Thursday: Faith Sharing 7 PM Friday: Produce Pantry Saturday: Perpetual Adoration Anniversary Mass 4 PM Reconciliation 3 PM Sunday: Faith Formation 9 AM Coffee & donuts after Masses S Anon 7 PM St. Mary Church Sunday: Parish Fair at St. Martha s 9 AM1 PM No Faith Formation Coffee & donuts after Masses Lector Workshop 1 p.m. Monday: No Faith Formation Veterans Day office closed Tuesday: Bereavement Quilting 9 a.m. Wednesday: Bible Study 10 AM Spiritual Study Group 7 PM Thursday: Food Pantry 1 PM Pastoral Council 6:30 PM Friday: AA 7:30 PM Saturday: AA 8 AM Reconciliation 3 p.m. Sunday: Faith Formation 10 a.m. K of C breakfast after Masses Steppin Out in Faith Use religious holiday decorations and wrapping paper. T H S P C ill sing on Sunday, November 25, at the 11 AM Mass at St. Mary Church in Wells. New members are welcome, and there is a particular need for male voices. If interested, contact Lisa White at (207) October 2728 Collection $ 12, We Share (39) $ Total Offertory $ 13, Tithe $ Envelopes (341) $ 7, Loose $ 4, Next weekend s second collection will be for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development Holy Spirit Parish Catholic Appeal Total as of November 1, 2018 $114,495 Gift Count Goal $129,482 % Goal 88% In addition to your regular weekly offering, you may donate to special collections through WE SHARE. If you are registered in the parish, your gift will be recorded for your tax receipt. How to create your We Share account: 1. Visit holyspiritme.org and click Give Online. 2. Click on the collection to which you d like to donate. 3. Click Recurring Donation; enter your donation amount and frequency. Thank you for your ongoing generosity!

5 Catholic Schools Week Dear Parishioners of St. Therese of Lisieux, Holy Spirit and St. Matthew s Parishes, As we plan for New England Catholic Schools Week, there is much for us to celebrate. St. Thomas School marks its 46 th anniversary this year. It took great courage and faith to combine three separate Catholic elementary schools into one. Six local businessmen with young families took the risk and provided the financial means necessary to open St. Thomas School with grades 1 6. In the ensuing years, kindergarten was added; later, a PreK program for fouryear olds was established. Three years ago, grades seven and eight were added to the school s program. Currently, 176 students are enrolled. Our Mission Statement states: St. Thomas School serves the parishes of St. Therese of Lisieux, Holy Spirit, and St. Matthew. In partnership with the family, we are dedicated to nurturing the personal development of the whole child. We seek to instill Catholic values, foster self discipline, and promote academic excellence in the spirit of a caring and affirming community. This mission continues because of the support of our parishes, pastors, and benefactors. Your prayers, interest in the school programs, and financial generosity provide the foundation for Catholic education. Our families make sacrifices and provide hundreds of volunteer hours to support projects and fundraisers. The business communities are very generous. Our dedicated faculty and staff provide daily examples of living our faith through prayer and service to others, while challenging our students to use their Godgiven gifts to the highest personal potential. On behalf of the students, families, faculty, and staff of St. Thomas School, thank you for the multitude of ways that you support our school community. If you wish to have your baby baptized, please attend the following class: D 15 9 AM St. Martha Church, Kennebunk To register, please call Diane O Neil at (207) Items being submitted for bulletin approval must be provided by Friday at noon (7 days prior to the weekend being requested). Please Kurtis Grant at grant0341@gmail.com. N 11, Youth Ministry Matthew 25:35 Meal For I was hungry, and you gave me food; I was thirsty and you gave me drink; a stranger and you welcomed me... (Mahew 25:35) The Mahew 25:35 Meals put on by the youth ministries of both Holy Spirit and St. Therese of Liseux Parishes are served every second Tuesday of the month at St. Ignaus Church Hall in Sanford from 5:306:30 PM. To support this community meal project, gi cards to Hannaford, Walmart, or Shield s Meats in Kennebunk, are welcome. Gi cards help to buy specific items that will definitely be used. All donaons should be labeled youth ministry and dropped off at either church site. Support in the form of prayers for volunteers and guests are also appreciated! Thank you. If you have any quesons, please contact Carolyn Houston at , or at carolyn.houston@portlanddiocese.org. P R/U Name (s): Street: City: Zip: Phone: New registration Change of address Change of address Moving out of parish Request envelopes If you are new to the parish, or you have a new address or phone number, please complete this form and place it in the collection basket, or mail to: Holy Spirit Parish, 236 Eldridge Road, Wells, ME, 04090, or to stmarywells@myfairpoint.net

6 32 S O T Bereavement Quilting Group Quilts used in the face of grief are not only a practice of the past. Numerous quilts were made in the wake of the tragedy of September 11, 2001, demonstrating that quilting in the face of shock and sorrow is a comfort. The Bereavement Quilting Group meets weekly on Tuesdays at 9 AM upstairs at St. Mary s. Newcomers are welcome, as are beginner quilters. To join the group or for more information, contact Carol Varano at (508) , or just show up! The Holy Spirit Prayer Shawl Ministry invites you to its next meeting on Wednesday, November 28, at 11 AM in the downstairs parlor at St. Mary Church. The ministry meets once a month to knit/crochet and offer prayers over the shawls so as to pass along personal petitions and intentions for the recipients. FMI, or if you know of someone who would benefit from a shawl, please call Sue at , or Verna at S. M F B B Sunday, November 18th, after Masses pancakes, scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, hash browns, coffee, tea, juices, milk, water Adults: $8; Ages 610: $5; Preschoolers: Free Hosted by the William J. Kelly Knights of Columbus Council #9782 St. Martha s Knights of Columbus Annual Christmas Dinner/Dance Sunday, December 2, 2018 The Nonantum Ballroom 95 Ocean Avenue Kennebunkport, ME Social Hour 5:306:15 PM Dinner 6:1510:00 PM $35.00 per person Cash Bar The next Centering Prayer meeting will be held on Monday, November 19, at 9:45 AM at St. Martha Church in Kennebunk. Thereafter, the meetings will take place the first & third Mondays of every month. For more information, call Reg at Cursillo is for Catholics who desire a closer walk with Christ with the help & fellowship of likeminded Christians. Please join this monthly gathering of encouragement for the journey: Ultreya, St. Martha Church, 10 AM in the education wing on the second Saturday of the month Next meeting is N 17. For more Cursillo information, please contact Kat Boucher at or lkmb@roadrunner.com, or go to R P G O C The prayer group meets at St. Mary s, 5:306:30 PM, the first and third Mondays of every month. FMI: Cornelia Stockman at or Leona ReganDolan at L C The call to Carmel is the call to seek God s will in the ordinary circumstances of everyday life. We find in Mary, the Mother of Jesus, and in the Prophet Elijah, the models for this way of Gospel living. Mary reminds us to listen to God s Word and to cooperate with His will for the salvation of all people. In Elijah, we are shown an example of prophetic action. We are shown a life spent in service of God, service which finds its source in a profound experience of God through prayer. If you wish to learn more about Our Lay Carmelites Order,please join us for our next community meetingon Saturday, November 24, 10 AM12 Noon, downstairs in the cafeteria at the St. Thomas School in Sanford, or call Ruthie Larivee, Directress, at (cell) or (home).

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