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ST. JOSEPH 32 nd 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 32 nd 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

32 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, November 11, 2018 Youth Choir, Room 2/3/4, 8-10am Good Steward Weekend (After Masses), Center Baptism Instruction, Founder s/worship, 11:30am Middle School Faith

6:30-7:30pm Cub Scout Leader Meeting, Room 5/6, 7-8:30pm Pastoral Council Meeting, Room 7/8, 7-8:30pm Tuesday, November 13, 2018 Cribbage League, Center, 12-3pm CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Cub Scout

Wednesday, November 14, 2018 Home School, 8am-3pm Adoration, Chapel, 8:30am-12:00 noon CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Parish Book Club, Founder s Room, 6:30-9pm Adult Choir Practice, Worship, 7-9pm

Friday, November 16, 2018 Holiday Fair Set-up, Center/Kitchen/Narthex/ Room 2/3/4, 8am-8pm Saturday, November 17, 2018 Holiday Fair, Center/Kitchen/Narthex/Room 2/3/4, 8am-2pm Theme Baskets &

See you all on Saturday, November 17 th from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.! Don t forget, if you re donating a Theme Basket for the raffle, please have it complete and deliver it to the church by Wednesday, November 14 th!

..$7,323 On Line Giving........$740 Total Weekly Collec on........$8,063 Fiscal Year Offertory needed to date (19 wks)..$166,250 Fiscal Year Offertory collected to date (19 wks)...$158,225 2.

2 32 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, November 11, 2018 Youth Choir, Room 2/3/4, 8-10am Good Steward Weekend (After Masses), Center Baptism Instruction, Founder s/worship, 11:30am Middle School Faith Formation, Center/Kitchen/ Classrooms/Worship, 5:30-8:30pm Monday, November 12, 2018 Veterans Day ~ Parish Office is closed CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Cub Scout Pack 255 Mtgs, Rooms 1/2/3/4, 6:30-7:30pm Cub Scout Leader Meeting, Room 5/6, 7-8:30pm Pastoral Council Meeting, Room 7/8, 7-8:30pm Tuesday, November 13, 2018 Cribbage League, Center, 12-3pm CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Cub Scout Meeting (Lion), Room 1, 6:30-8pm 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 Quilting, Room 2/3/4, 7-9pm Wednesday, November 14, 2018 Home School, 8am-3pm Adoration, Chapel, 8:30am-12:00 noon CYO Practice, Center, 5-10pm Parish Book Club, Founder s Room, 6:30-9pm Adult Choir Practice, Worship, 7-9pm Thursday, November 15, 2018 Holiday Fair Book Room Set-up, Room 2/3/4, 8am-5pm Rosary, Chapel, 6-7pm CYO Board Meeting, Room 5/6, 6-8pm Boy Scout Troop Meeting, Center/Kitchen/Room 7/8, 6:30-8:30pm Friday, November 16, 2018 Holiday Fair Set-up, Center/Kitchen/Narthex/ Room 2/3/4, 8am-8pm Saturday, November 17, 2018 Holiday Fair, Center/Kitchen/Narthex/Room 2/3/4, 8am-2pm Theme Baskets & Rafflemania Ticket Sales, Center, (After 4pm Mass) Where will you be one week from today? Hopefully at the St. Joseph the Worker Parish Annual Holiday Fair! See you all on Saturday, November 17 th from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.! Don t forget, if you re donating a Theme Basket for the raffle, please have it complete and deliver it to the church by Wednesday, November 14 th! Thank you and we re looking forward to seeing you at the fair! Weekend Offertory Weekly Offertory needed to meet budget, FY $8,750 Weekly Offertory Collec on 11/03-11/04/18...$7,323 On Line Giving $740 Total Weekly Collec on $8,063 Fiscal Year Offertory needed to date (19 wks)..$166,250 Fiscal Year Offertory collected to date (19 wks)...$158, % of the Total Offertory goes to Tithing each week. Thank you for your support! Capital Fund Update Through 10/24/2018 Total Pledged/Gi s.... $1,128, Total Collected To Date...$846, Total S ll To Be Collected $281, Last Month s Collected Payments.. $12, Your commitment is greatly appreciated! 2 nd Collection: Next Weekend, 11/17-11/18 Catholic Campaign for Human Development Please see the insert included in today s bulletin Year End Winners 1 st Place $1000 Winner: #44, Bill Kotopoulis 2 nd Place $500 Winner: #49, Jarrod Martin 3 rd Place $500 Winner: #1, Diane Chenelle 4 th Place $200 Winner: #62, Norma Richard 5 th Place $200 Winner: #14 Susan Breda 6 th Place $200 Winner: #64, Rich & Marie McDermott 7 th Place $200 Winner: #11, Norbert & Elaine Levesque 8 th Place $200 Winner: #100, Tom Langer 9 th Place $100 Winner: #97, The Quilting Ladies 10 th Place $100 Winner: #85, Tom & Kathy Carroll 11 th Place $100 Winner: #59, Irene Ball 12 th Place $100 Winner: #47, Bill & Gail Yorkell 13 th Place $100 Winner: #19, Denise Duhamel Congratulations to all of our winners!!!

32 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Parish & Community News The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, November 12 th in observance of Veterans Day. There will be 8 a.m. Mass.

The Word Among Us A parishioner has generously donated 50 copies per month for a year, of The Word Among Us.

We have placed the November issues in the plastic wall hangings in the Narthex and will continue to do so each month. We re grateful for this wonderful gift! Please take one!

Nancy Armstrong, Rosalie Bradley, Kathy Carroll, Jack & Kathy Collins, Francine Davis-Campano, Bob Gagne, Sr.

The price of the wreath is $38. Wreaths will be placed by the first week of December, the start of Advent. If you wish to purchase one, please place your order by November 23 rd.

3 32 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Parish & Community News The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, November 12 th in observance of Veterans Day. There will be 8 a.m. Mass. Thank you to all Veterans for your patriotism, love of country and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good! The Word Among Us A parishioner has generously donated 50 copies per month for a year, of The Word Among Us. This is a monthly magazine which offers meditations based on the daily Mass readings, inspirational essays, stories of the saints and more. We have placed the November issues in the plastic wall hangings in the Narthex and will continue to do so each month. We re grateful for this wonderful gift! Please take one! A GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all of the volunteers who helped out with the recent Finance/Fall mailings and the Good Steward Ministries hand-out. We sincerely appreciate the gift of your time! Nancy Armstrong, Rosalie Bradley, Kathy Carroll, Jack & Kathy Collins, Francine Davis-Campano, Bob Gagne, Sr. Claudette Gagnon, Helen Guidmore, Ellen Lundquist, Eleanor Lynch, Diane Mattock, Molly McMahon, Doris Miller, Sr. Estelle Neveu, Pat Noel and Dale Slattery Christmas Wreath Program St. Louis, St. Francis Xavier & St. Stanislaus Cemeteries If you would like to have a beautiful balsam Christmas wreath placed on the lot of your family members this Holy Christmas season, the cemetery is now taking orders for wreaths. The price of the wreath is $38. Wreaths will be placed by the first week of December, the start of Advent. If you wish to purchase one, please place your order by November 23 rd. All Christmas décor will be removed by the cemetery staff beginning after Epiphany, as weather permits. If you have any questions or would like additional information please call the Cemetery Office at Thank you! Have you checked out the St. Joseph the Worker Parish Facebook page lately? We are such a lively parish and we re really trying to showcase it every way we can with updates about parish activities, special Masses, thoughtful readings and much more. Make sure to Like and Follow the page to get reminders about all the great things happening at our parish! Holiday Craft Fair, November 17 th 8 a.m. ~ 2:00 p.m. Our Holiday Fair is next weekend!!! Plans are going well. We have 48 vendors so far with a few spaces left. The kitchen crew has made up their new menu. The breakfast/lunch choices are great! We ve already begun receiving Theme baskets so plan on dropping yours off by Wednesday, November 14 th. We re looking forward to seeing your creative ideas once again this year! Rafflemania gift cards have been coming in and our ever popular Book Room is now accepting your donations of used books and CDs/DVDs, etc. The red trailer, courtesy of the Batbouta family, is ready and waiting to store all of those donations, so feel free to drop them off any time! Your special baked goods are always welcome and can be dropped off on Friday, November 16 th from 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Once again, the Nashua High South Culinary Department is planning to bake pies AND COOKIES for us! So, set this wonderful fundraiser date on your calendars and join us! Spirited Theology ~ Catholic Teaching, Food and Drink ~ Have Fun & Learn! We invite you to join us for our next event on Tuesday, November 13 th : Ask a Padre Night! Do you have questions about the Catholic faith that you ve always wanted to know but may have been hesitant to ask? If so, then this event is for YOU! Our two guest priests, Fr. Michael Kerper and Fr. Anthony DiRusso will be available to answer YOUR questions! Come join us for a fun, faith-filled night and bring those burning questions! Guests will submit their questions (anonymously if so desired) via Q&A cards. Questions! Comments! Feedback! Let s have an open discussion! Shade Bar & Grill at the Radisson Hotel, Nashua Dinner & drinks at 6pm, guest speakers at 7pm

32 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Liturgy Gift Assignment Thirty Second Sunday of Ordinary Time ~ Dates to Remember ~ Middle School Faith Formation (Grades 6,7

18 th, 6pm-9pm EVERYONE LOVES TO RECEIVE GIFT CARDS Once again this year, the Family Ministry is sponsoring a Rafflemania (formerly the Penny Sale ) at the

The items for this raffle will be mostly gift cards from various stores, restaurants and other businesses.

Any amount from $5.00 and up would be greatly appreciated.

All proceeds to this raffle are donated to the parish. Thank You and God bless!

youth in Nashua that have aged out of the foster care system. Thank you to everyone who has continued to contribute to our efforts!

you!!! Book of Remembrance The Book of Remembrance will be on display next to the baptismal font during the month of November.

Please note that all prior entries as well as any newly inscribed ones will be remembered in prayer throughout the month. All Are Welcome! ~ Please Join Us!

m. (In the Chapel) ~ Advent Adult Enrichment ~ Thursdays during Advent: 9-11 a.m. or 7-9 p.m. (6:30pm Dinner optional) Presence, The Mystery of the Eucharist Thurs.

4 32 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Liturgy Gift Assignment Thirty Second Sunday of Ordinary Time ~ Dates to Remember ~ Middle School Faith Formation (Grades 6,7 & 8) Sunday, Nov. 11 th, 5:30pm-8:30pm Assignments: Chapters 22 & 23 Confirmation I (Grade 9) Sunday, Nov. 18 th, 6pm-9pm EVERYONE LOVES TO RECEIVE GIFT CARDS Once again this year, the Family Ministry is sponsoring a Rafflemania (formerly the Penny Sale ) at the Holiday Craft Fair to be held on Saturday, November 17 th. The items for this raffle will be mostly gift cards from various stores, restaurants and other businesses. If anyone is interested in donating to the raffle, they are asked to consider gift cards from any restaurant, gas station, movie theater or store. Any amount from $5.00 and up would be greatly appreciated. Donations may be placed in an envelope marked Rafflemania and placed in the collection basket or mailed to the parish office. All proceeds to this raffle are donated to the parish. Thank You and God bless!!! 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: *** Gift cards to: McDonalds & Dunkin Donuts Pop Tarts and Macaroni & Cheese in microwavable cups Grey or black hats and mittens Thank you!!! Book of Remembrance The Book of Remembrance will be on display next to the baptismal font during the month of November. You are encouraged to enter the names of any of your deceased relatives or friends provided that they do not already appear on the pages of this book. Please note that all prior entries as well as any newly inscribed ones will be remembered in prayer throughout the month. All Are Welcome! ~ Please Join Us! Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday Evenings from 7:00-8:00 p.m. Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon (In the Chapel) Thursday Evening Rosary Thursday Evenings at 6:00 p.m. (In the Chapel) ~ Advent Adult Enrichment ~ Thursdays during Advent: 9-11 a.m. or 7-9 p.m. (6:30pm Dinner optional) Presence, The Mystery of the Eucharist Thurs., Nov. 29 th ~ God is With Us & The Story of the Eucharist Thurs., Dec. 6 th ~ Bread for the Journey & Biblical Foundations of the Eucharist (Part 1) Thurs., Dec. 13 th ~ Biblical Foundations of the Eucharist (Part 2) & Unveiling the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist To preview the program visit: 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.)

32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time REFLECTIONS By Bishop Christian During a college prayer group, a student commented: I gain hope when I read stories about people who put God and the service of others

Elijah asks for a small cake to feed him before she feeds herself and her son their last bits of food. She does. She puts Elijah and the God he served first.

She put God first, unlike those who are rich and the scribes. They put themselves first. Both stories offer hope.

When we put ourselves first, we might gain attention for a while, but it doesn t last. Christ the high priest put God and puts us first. He offered himself to God at the cost of his life.

The widows and Jesus witness the truth of these words. They give me hope that I can make God my priority, and receive more than I can hope or imagine by giving, even all that I have.

S Monday, November 12th ~ Veterans Day 8:00 am ~ Brian Finnigan by his family Tuesday, November 13th 8:00 am ~ All Souls Intention Wednesday, November 14th 8:00 am ~ William Yedinak by Mr. & Mrs.

Eric Dupont Friday, November 16th No Daily Mass Saturday, November 17th 4:00 pm ~ For all of our parishioners celebrating anniversaries this month Sunday, November 18th 8:00 am ~ Herbert Sprankle by

5 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time REFLECTIONS By Bishop Christian During a college prayer group, a student commented: I gain hope when I read stories about people who put God and the service of others first. I want to do the same. That s what our two widows do in today s readings. The widow of Sidon offers the hospitality expected in a culture without convenience stores or fastfood restaurants. Elijah asks for a small cake to feed him before she feeds herself and her son their last bits of food. She does. She puts Elijah and the God he served first. Her generosity was blessed by her food lasting for a year. The widow in the Gospel, giving from her poverty, has contributed all she had, her whole livelihood (Mark 12:44). She put God first, unlike those who are rich and the scribes. They put themselves first. Both stories offer hope. When we put God first, sacrificing what we have out of love for God and God s people, we find blessing, even in the midst of poverty. When we put ourselves first, we might gain attention for a while, but it doesn t last. Christ the high priest put God and puts us first. He offered himself to God at the cost of his life. According to the prayer attributed to St. Francis of Assisi: It is in giving that we receive. In pardoning that we are pardoned. And in dying that we are born to eternal life. The widows and Jesus witness the truth of these words. They give me hope that I can make God my priority, and receive more than I can hope or imagine by giving, even all that I have. Thanks to Laurie Brink, O.P. and Paul Colloton, O.S.F.S Monday, November 12th ~ Veterans Day 8:00 am ~ Brian Finnigan by his family Tuesday, November 13th 8:00 am ~ All Souls Intention Wednesday, November 14th 8:00 am ~ William Yedinak by Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dupont Thursday, November 15th 8:00 am ~ Jay Dupont by Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dupont Friday, November 16th No Daily Mass Saturday, November 17th 4:00 pm ~ For all of our parishioners celebrating anniversaries this month Sunday, November 18th 8:00 am ~ Herbert Sprankle by his family 8:00 am ~ Roland Poirier, 16th Anniversary, by Diane & Charlie Reynolds 10:00 am ~ Raymond Roy, 24th Anniversary, by his wife & children 10:00 am ~ Carmen Deschenes, In honor of her 85th birthday, by her family READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Tuesday: Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6 Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Lk 17:7-10 Wednesday: Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6; Lk 17:11-19 Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25 Friday: 2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lk 17:26-37 Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8 Sunday: Dn 12:1-3; Ps 16:5, 8-11; Heb 10:11-14, 18; Mk 13:24-32 SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Monday: Tuesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time; Veterans Day; Remembrance Day (Canada) St. Josaphat St. Frances Xavier Cabrini St. Albert the Great St. Margaret of Scotland; St. Gertrude St. Elizabeth of Hungary

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6 Catholic Campaign for Human Development Working on the Margins LEARN about those living in poverty. ACT and spread the word about poverty by passing along this flier. CONNECT with the work of CCHD by supporting the collection. PRAY for those who benefit from this collection. Too many people in our country find themselves living in poverty, and the barriers to breaking this cycle can sometimes feel impossibly large. But when people join together to work for more just communities, change can happen. Our faith calls us to walk with our brothers and sisters who find themselves on the margins of society and empower them to create change in their communities. With your support to the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD), this kind of lasting change becomes possible. When you support the CCHD Collection, 75 percent goes to national projects that address the root causes of poverty and 25 percent stays here in our diocese to empower our local brothers and sisters living on the margins. Stable housing is often one of the first steps for someone trying to break out of the cycle of poverty. In Portland, Oregon, the cost to rent an apartment or buy a property has increased beyond what is possible for low and moderate income families. This has created a housing crisis leaving many people unable to find an affordable place to live. But with your support, working families can afford to live in their community and their homes Grants can remain affordable for generations The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) to come. Through allocates funds to community homebuyer support projects that promote the mission provided by CCHD and vision of CCHD while funded groups, over adhering to the moral and social 330 low and moderate income people teachings of the Catholic Church. now have homes Please visit and financial stability, bringing lasting a detailed list of our most recent to view funding criteria and see change to their lives. grants and annual report. In addition, your support provides training for people to gain tools for community organizing and opportunities for leaders to bring these issues to the public arena. With your help, residents have advocated for tenant protections and increased housing availability in their community. To learn more about the collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, visit cchd/collection. Community and Economic Development Programs Category Dollars Number of Grants Community Development Grants $7,653, Economic Development Grants $ 2,053, Technical Assistance Grants $269, Strategic National Grants $4,250, Category Office of National Collections 3211 Fourth Street NE Washington, DC % of Funding Creating Resilient Communities, Access to Housing & Strong Schools 44% Economic Empowerment: New Businesses, Jobs, and Financial Opportunities 18% Building a Just Economy and Protecting Worker Rights 14% Defending the Rights of Immigrants 11% Reforming the Criminal Justice System 9% Expanding Access to Healthcare and Empowering Persons with Disabilities 2% Protecting the Environment 2% Copyright 2017, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved. Photos: Getty Images

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ST. JOSEPH 4 th Sunday THE of Advent 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 Email: parishoffice@stjoenash.org