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FEBRUARY
28, 2010
SATURDAY-FEBRUARY
27-LENTEN
WEEKDAY
4:30
Andrew
Babick by
The Family
SUNDAY-FEBRUARY
28-SECOND
SUNDAY OF
LENT
8:00
Special
Intentions
for Pauline
Johnson by
Elaine &
Mike Grant
10:30 Julie
Alteri by
Mary Myers
MONDAY-MARCH
1-LENTEN
WEEKDAY
7:00
PM-City-wide
Mission-Holy
Family
Church
TUESDAY-MARCH
2-LENTEN
WEEKDAY
7:00
PM-City-wide
Mission-St.
Patrick’s
Church
WEDNESDAY-MARCH
3-LENTEN
WEEKDAY-SAINT
KATHARINE
DREXEL,
VIRGIN
7:00
PM-City-wide
Mission-Our
Lady of the
Sacred
Heart-Living
&
Deceased
Parishioners
THURSDAY-MARCH
4-LENTEN
WEEKDAY-SAINT
CASIMIR
7:00
PM-City-wide
Mission St.
Anthony’s
Church-Thomas
Loftus by
Mr. &
Mrs. Ralph
Marzano
FRIDAY-MARCH
5-LENTEN
WEEKDAY
8:15 Phil Patenaude by
Wife
Rosemary
SATURDAY-MARCH
6-LENTEN
WEEKDAY
4:30 Deacon David
Hennigan by
Dottie
Byrnes
SUNDAY-MARCH
7-THIRD
SUNDAY OF
LENT
8:00 Julie Alteri by
Frank &
Josephine
Natali
10:30 Robyn
Smith by
George &
Mary
Fitzgerald
Monday-10:00
am Legion of
Mary in D.H.
Tuesday-7:00
pm Bingo-Bob
Keggins’
Team
6:45
pm Choir in
Church
Wednesday-7:00
pm Crafters
in the
School
Thursday-7:00
pm Big Bingo
in the
School Gym
Friday-11:30
am Soup
&
Stations
Marriage
Matters–
Forgiveness
requires
humility.
Forgiveness
is founded
first of all
on the
humble
acknowledgement
that I am
not perfect
and I am a
sinner like
anyone else.
Jesus
invites us
to become
aware of
this when he
challenged
the Scribes
and
Pharisees
who brought
to him a
woman caught
in adultery.
The
motivation
to forgive
is that we
too need
mercy and
forgiveness.
How easy
is it for
you to
forgive your
spouse?
An
error
doesn’t
become a
mistake
until you
refuse to
correct it.
If you make
a mistake,
try to make
a solution!
“Soup
&
Stations”
during Lent
will be held
in the
church on
Fridays,
soup at
11:30 am in
Dostie Hall,
Stations
begin at
noon.
Theme:
HIS
FULNESS FOR
OUR
EMPTINESS
-I
came that
they may
have life
and have it
to the full
(John 10:20)
Objective:
In
this Lenten
Mission, we
hope to
enter more
deeply into
the
wonderful
mystery of
our
desperate
yearning for
fullness
that we all
experience
in the
depths of
our being.
This
emptiness we
all feel
pervades
every fiber
of our being
and
restlessly
seeks
fullness-and
will not
settle for
anything
short of
fullness. We
will see a
matching
yearning in
Christ our
Lord himself
to fill that
emptiness.
We will seek
to gain more
understanding
of just how
Christ
himself
becomes the
fullness for
which we
long.
Autobiography:My
name is Fr.
Simione R.
Volavola MSC.
I was born
and raised
in Fiji. I
became a
professed
member of
the
Missionaries
of the
Sacred Heart
in 1993. I
was ordained
priest in
2001. In the
same year, I
was assigned
as parochial
vicar to
Queen of
Peace
Parish,
Marshall
Islands. In
2005, I
taught moral
theology in
the Pacific
Regional
Seminary,
Fiji. In
2006, I
served in
Assumption
Parish in
Fiji. In
Feb. 2007, I
arrived in
Holy Family
Church in
Nazareth,
Pennsylvania
& have
been serving
here since
as parochial
vicar. I
look forward
to coming to
Watertown to
meet with
God’s
beloved
children
there and to
share with
them
Christ’s
love for us
expressed
&
fulfilled in
the longings
of his own
human heart.
Monday,
March 1 at
Church of
the Holy
Family
129
Winthrop St.
Tuesday,
March 2 at
St.
Patrick’s
Church
123
S. Massey
St.
Wednesday,
March 3 at
Our Lady of
the Sacred
Heart
320
W. Lynde St.
Thursday,
March 4 at
St.
Anthony’s
Church
850
Arsenal St.
IHC
Wrestling is
hosting a
Spaghetti
dinner
Fundraiser
to be held
at the
Italian
American
Civic
Association
on Thursday,
March 4 from
5:30 pm-8:00
pm. Tickets
are $7.00
and can be
purchased
from
Immaculate
Heart
Central
School by
calling
788-4670.
Tickets can
also be
purchased
from any IHC
wrestlers or
at the door.
Take-outs
will be
available.
For more
information,
contact Ed
Doldo at
788-2875.
Registration
and
screening
for children
who will be
entering
kindergarten
at
Immaculate
Heart
Central
Primary
School in
September
2010, will
be held on
Thursday,
March 18,
2010. Anyone
planning to
register a
kindergarten
student is
asked to
call
788-7011 for
an
appointment.
To
be eligible
for
kindergarten
next year, a
child must
be 5 years
old on or
before
December 1.
Parents
should bring
their
child’s
birth and
baptismal
certificates
and
immunization
records.
Quotes
from our
Founder of
the
Missionaries
of the
Sacred Heart
Fr. Jules
Chevalier.
Take
Heart
From
the cradle
to the
cross,
gentleness
and strength
appear in
Jesus in an
incomparably
striking
way.
How
does my
personality
embrace
“gentleness”?
…
“strength”…?
Which of
these
qualities is
“at
home” in
me?
This
year it is
more
important
than ever to
join the New
York State
Bishops in
Albany for
the New York
State
Catholic
Conference
Public
Policy Day.
Join over
1,000
Catholics
from across
New York
State to
support and
give voice
to the:
2010
New York
State
Catholic
Conference
2010
Legislative
Agenda You can learn more about the 2010 Legislative Agenda by
visiting the
New York
State
Catholic
Conference
website:
www.nyscatholic.org.
Please plan
on being in
Albany on
March 9. Let
your
legislators
know that
you support
public
policies
that respect
the dignity
of human
life,
support
families and
work towards
the common
good. You
can register
for the day
at:
www.nyscatholic.org.
Once you are
registered
you will be
contacted by
a
representative
from
Catholic
Charities in
Ogdensburg
with
additional
information.
For more
information,
you are
welcome to
call
Catholic
Charities at
315-393-2255.
Sunday:
Gn 15:5-12,
17-18/Phil
3:17—4:1or
3:20—4:1/Lk
9:28b-36
Monday:
Dn 9:4b-10/Lk
6:36-38
Tuesday:
Is 1:10,
16-20/Mt
23:1-12
Wednesday:
Jer
18:18-20/Mt
20:17-28
Thursday:
Jer 17:5-10/Lk
16:19-31
Friday:
Gn
37:3-4,
12-13a,
17b-28a/Mt
21:33-43,
45-46
Saturday:
Mi 7:14-15,
18-20/Lk
15:1-3,11-32
Next
Sunday: Ex
3:1-8a,
13-15/1 Cor
10:1-6,
10-12/Lk
13:1-9
LECTORS
FOR MARCH 6
& 7
4:30
Jay Storey
8:00-Jean
Doell
10:30
Ernest Reape
God’s
Plan for
Giving-Thank
you for your
Generosity
in
supporting
our parish:
February
14, 2010
-
$4,722.52
Fuel—$1,018.99
Eastern
Europe—$592.70