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Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ August 9, 2020�

Holy Trinity Office: 353-2792 - Our Lady of the Rosary Office: 375-6951 - Prince of Peace Office: 777-1200

Website: www.princeofpeace.me / Email: [email protected] 2.

PRINCE OF PEACE PARISH// PODCAST: frdan1966.podomatic.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/

MAIN OFFICE—16 STE. CROIX STREET, P.O. BOX 1540

LEWISTON, ME 04240

(MONDAY—THURSDAY 8:30 AM—4:00 PM)

OUR CHURCHES

Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul

122 Ash Street, Lewiston

Holy Cross Church

1080 Lisbon Street, Lewiston

Holy Family Church

607 Sabattus Street, Lewiston

Holy Trinity Church

67 Frost Hill Avenue, Lisbon Falls

Our Lady of the Rosary

131 High Street, Sabattus

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OUR CLERGY

Fr. Daniel Greenleaf Pastor

Fr. Johnson Sacreties, HGN Parochial Vicar

Fr, Patrick Finn Parochial Vicar

Bro. Irénée Richard, OP Deacon

Rev. Michael Seviny Spanish Ministry

Fr. Robert Parent Latin Mass Chaplain

OUR OFFICE STAFF

Joline Laliberte Business Manager

Jennifer Bussiere Communications Director

Debbie Haire Office Manager

Anne Servidio Bulletin Editor

C.J Tolini Office Assistant

OUR PASTORAL STAFF

Lisa Daigle Director of Faith Formation

Dcn. Frank Daggett Bates College

OUR LITURGICAL MUSIC STAFF

Scott Vaillancourt Director of Music

Sr. Monique Belanger, OP Musician

Paul Caron Musician

Josh Hatfield Musician

Don Martel Musician

OUR FACILITIES STAFF

James Barrett Maintenance

Jim Begin Maintenance

Jennifer Rinko Housekeeping

Kevin Lombardi Maintenance

Staff members may be contacted by email at

[email protected] or by calling the office at

207-777-1200

Deadline for bulletin submissions is 10 days before the

date of the Bulletin.

E-mail submissions to: [email protected]

Dear Parishioners,

I am excited to announce that we have a new Communication

Director for the parish. Most of you know Jen Bussiere who has been

the office manager. She has accepted the position of

Communication Director with the responsibility of working on the

website, social media, live streaming, and the parish app. We have

invested a lot of time trying to stay connected to everyone in the

parish during the pandemic, and I believe it has paid off. I am

always touched by the very kind messages of gratitude from

parishioners for all that the staff has done to continue to minister to

you these last few months. It is clear that many of you appreciate

how committed they are to you and the Church.

I want to continue to promote our new parish app. Please go on to

the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store and search for Prince of

Peace Parish. The app is free and it is designed to help you stay

connected to us with your smart phone. At your fingertips, you can

register for Masses, watch live streaming events, check the parish

calendar, read the bulletin and read parish news with just the tap of

your finger. After you have a chance to use it, feel free to tell us what

we can do to make even more information available to you from your

smart phone and our parish app.

We are now live streaming all morning long to help you begin your

day with praying with your parish. We have the rosary, Mass and

Morning Prayer from the Basilica from 6:30 to 8:00 AM and then the

Rosary, Mass and an hour of Adoration from Holy Trinity from 8:00

AM to 10:00 AM. Begin your day with praying with your parish live

online. The power of prayer is amazing especially when done in

numbers and in community. Also remember that the priests want to

pray night prayer with you each night at 9:00 PM live streamed on

the parish website, Facebook and YouTube.

Peace, Fr. Daniel

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Weekly Mass 5.

and Mass Intentions

SANCTUARY CANDLES WEEK OF

AUGUST 9, 2020

Bailica Upper ~ Romeo M. Cote by wife,

Jeannine *10th Anniversray*

Holy Family ~ Edmond Morissette by wife,

Lucille

Holy Cross ~ Paul Therriault by the Family

Holy Cross Chapel ~ Prayer Intentions of the

Scheduled Guardians of the

Adoration Ministry

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Readings for the Week of

August 9, 2020

Sunday: Is 55:1-3/Ps 145:8-9, 15-16, 17-

18 [cf. 16]/Rom 8:35, 37-39/Mt 14:13-

21

Monday: Jer 28:1-17/Ps 119:29, 43, 79,

80, 95, 102 [68b]/Mt 14:22-36

Tuesday: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22/Ps

102:16-18, 19-21, 29 and 22-23 [17]/Mt

14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14

Wednesday: Jer 31:1-7/Jer 31:10, 11-

12ab, 13 [cf. 10d]/Mt 15:21-28

Thursday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/Ps 97:1-2, 5-

6, 9 [1a, 9a]/2 Pt 1:16-19/Mt 17:1-9

Friday: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7/Dt 32:35cd-

36ab, 39abcd, 41 [39c]/Mt 16:24-28

Saturday: Hb 1:12—2:4/Ps 9:8-9, 10-11,

12-13 [11b]/Mt 17:14-20

Next Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Ps

85:9, 10, 11-12, 13-14 [8]/Rom 9:1-5/Mt

14:22-33

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020

4:00 PM B DG Albert Doyon by Marcel & Gert Chasse

4:00 PM HF JS George & Anna Bernard & Family by Fred & Rosalie

4:00 PM HT PF Stephen & Melania Szykniej by Paul Koroski

6:00 PM B MS Spanish Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 2020

7:00 AM B DG Romance Gagne by husband, Maurice & daughter, Lisa

8:30 AM HC JS Jeannine Gosselin by the Family *10th Anniversary*�

8:30 AM OL PF Emile J. Chasse by Marcel & Connie Chasse

8:30 AM B RP Latin Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

10:30 AM B DG Rolande Pomerleau by Jeannine St. Marie

10:30 AM HT PF Patty Boutot by Donna Abraham

11:00 AM HF JS Marye McAvoy Waite by Leslie�

5:00 PM HF JS Those served by Catholic Charities�

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MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020

7:00 AM B JS Souls in Purgatory by Moe & Cathy�

8:30 AM HT DG In honor of St. Jude for a prayer answered by Constance Cote

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2020 �

7:00 AM B DG Rolande Pomerleau by Jeannine St. Marie

8:30 AM HT PF Ernest Lavoie by Constance Cote

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 2020

7:00 AM B PF Ella Caron by Noella Breton

8:30 AM HT JS Louis Bourgoin by wife, Claire & Michael Bourgoin

Thursday, August 13, 2020

7:00 AM B JS Romeo Cote by wife, Jeannine & Family *10th anniversary*

8:30 AM HT DG Bertrand Pomerleau by Coloumbe Lavallier

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Friday, August 14, 2020

7:00 AM B DG Claudette Comeau by her brother�in�law, Gerard

8:30 AM HT PF Cecile Yvonne Lescault by Sabattus Senior Citizens

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2020 FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION (NOT HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION)

4:00 PM B PF Ian Fournier by Willie & Rose Lemair

4:00 PM HF DG Claire Jacques by the Family *25th Anniversary*

4:00 PM HT JS Our Mothers by Lee & Linda Gamache

6:00 PM B MS Spanish Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

Sunday, August 16, 2020

7:00 AM B PF Normand Carpentier by Claire Carpentier

8:30 AM HC DG Roland L. Jean by Diane, Lorraine, Jeannine & Ron

8:30 AM OL JS Rachel Tardif by Mr. & Mrs. Roger Cloutier

8:30 AM B RP Latin Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

10:30 AM B PF Patricia Larose by Mark & Lisa Labonte *1st Anniversary*

10:30 AM HT JS Deceased Members of the Holy Trinity Rosary Society

11:00 AM HF DG Michael Poulin by Hugh & Grace Keene

5:00 PM HF DG Armand Morin by Roger & Rachel St. Pierre

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B=Basilica HT=Holy Trinity OL = Our Lady of the Rosary HC = Holy Cross HF = Holy Family

DG= Fr. Daniel Greenleaf JS= Fr. Johnson Sacreties PF = Fr. Patrick Finn

MS= Fr. Michael Sevigny RP = Fr. Robert Parent

YOU MUST REGISTER FOR MASS.

APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER FOR PRIESTS OF

THE PORTLAND DIOCESE

Aug. 8 ~ Rev. Frederick H. Morse

Rev. Patrick E. Agbodi SMA

Aug. 9 ~ Bishop Joseph. J. Gerry OSB

Aug.10 ~ Rev Prabu N. Magimaidass HGN,A.N.

Rev. Donald M. Gagne SM

Aug. 11 ~.Rev, Selaraj Kasi HGN

V. Rev. Wilfred P. Labbe

Aug. 12 ~ Rev. Normand P. Richard

Rev. Frank J. Murray

Aug. 13 ~ Rev. Benedict O. Faneye OP

Rev. John F. O’Hara

Aug. 14 ~ Rev. Robert D. Lariviere

Rev. Dominic Savio HGN

Aug. 15 ~ Our Holy Father

Aug. 16 ~ Rev. John D. Dickinson

Rev. Apolinary Kavishe AJ

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Saturday :4:00 PM Mass at Basilica

Sunday 8:30 AM Mass at Holy Cross

10:30 AM Mass at Basilica

For more information and reservation contact Scott Vaillancourt

at 207�240�9419 or [email protected]�

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St. John Berchmans,

Religious (August 13)

John, the son of a

shoemaker, was born in

Belgium in 1599. He

entered the newly-opened

Jesuit College at Mechlin in 1615, and

soon joined their novitiate. Two years

later, he journeyed to Rome on foot to

continue his studies there. After three

years of studying Philosophy, his

superiors selected him to take part in a

public debate, but John became ill

before the debate had ended. On his

deathbed, he held his rosary, his

crucifix, and his book of rules, saying,

“These are my three treasures; with

these I shall gladly die.” He passed

away on August 13, 1621.

Patron of Altar Servers

St. Maximilian Kolbe,

Priest and

Martyr (August 14)��

Born in 1894 in Poland,

Maximilian joined the

Franciscan Order. He

developed tuberculosis and recovered,

but remained frail all his life. Before his

ordination, Maximilian founded the

Immaculata Movement, which was

devoted to our Lady. After the Nazi

invasion, he was arrested and sent to

the concentration camp at Auschwitz. In

1941, a prisoner escaped; in

reprisal, ten men were chosen to die.

Maximilian offered to take the place of a

young husband. After enduring two

weeks of starvation and neglect, Father

Kolbe died. Francis Gajowniczec, the

man whose life was saved, was present

at Father Kolbe’s canonization in 1981.

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St. Tarcisius, Martyr of

the Holy Eucharist (August

15)��

During the persecution of

Valerian, many Christians

were thrown into prison to await trial

and execution. In the year

257, Tarcisius, an acolyte or perhaps a

deacon, was carrying the Blessed

Sacrament to them one day when he

was stopped by a group of pagans who

demanded to know what he was

carrying so carefully. He refused, and

they tried to force his arms away from

his heart; when this miraculously failed,

they beat and stoned him until he finally

died. His assailants then forced his

hands open, but could find no trace of

the Eucharist. Patron of First

Communicants

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PRAY FOR OUR SEMINARIANS �

Rev. Mr. Alex Boucher, Joseph Moreshead, Matt Valles, Erin

Donlon, Hoa Tien Nguyen, Than Duc Pham, Liam Gallagher,

Joshua Guillemette, Vinh Nguyen and Lam Thanh Vo. �

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Final Marriage Preparation Class

will be held on August 22nd

at Holy Trinity from 9 AM to 2

PM.to complete the final

class for those previously

registered! For more info,

call the Parish Office at 777-1200,

Great News -

Worldwide Marriage

Encounter has gone

"Virtual"!

To support married couples

during this time of social distancing,

Worldwide Marriage Encounter is

sponsoring a virtual marriage

experience called Restore – Rekindle

– Renew. This Enrichment Experience

will meet via Zoom for seven sessions

on Monday evenings September 14 to

October 26 from 7-9:30 PM.

Couples will explore their individual

personality styles, improve listening

and communication skills, understand

God’s plan for their marriage, and

learn how to keep their relationship a

priority. Registration is limited and a

$50 application fee is required. For

more information or to apply, call

Stephen & Michelle O'Leary at 800-

710-9963 or visit them at https://

wwmema.org/.�

First Communion

& Confirmation

We would like to recognize the following

young parishioners who received the Sac-

raments of Confirmation and First Com-

munion this week! Please pray for them

as they continue to grow in the faith, that

they would always be a light for those

around them!

Sawyer L. Andrew T.

Daly D. Conor W.

Liam B. Maxwell B.

Leah W. Joseph L.

Alexis W. Miguel T.

Anthony S. Ivy I.

Christopher L.

GOD BLESS YOU!

If you would like to send a note or

a card to Vinh at seminary where

he will resume his studies:

Vihn Nguyen

Mount St. Mary’s Seminary

16300 Old Emmitsburg Rd,

Emmitsburg, MD 21727.

Prince of Peace would like to

announce that it has a new Director of

Communications. Jennifer Bussiere has

been charged with bringing together all the

different platforms used to stay in

constant contact with parishioners. This

is very important for today given the

pandemic and the new ways the

contemporary parishioner communicates Please

welcome Jennifer as she begins her new position!

MASK DONATIONS NEEDED! Do

you make masks or would you

consider donating masks for

our churches? You can drop them

off at the parish office or bring

them to church. Any questions,

call the office at 777-1200.

Saturday, August 15, 2020 – Solemnity of

the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Because it falls on a Saturday, the Feast of

the Assumption is not a Holy Day of

Obligation this year

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Dear Friends of St. Dom’s,

In just a few weeks, Saint Dominic Academy

will be back in our school buildings and

the elementary faculty and staff in our Pre-K

through 5 Lewiston campus is excited to

return. Although things will look a bit differ-

ent this year, our commitment to our four pillars, study,

prayer, community and service, remains the central to the

operations of our school. At St. Dom’s we focus on the

needs of each individual by encouraging them to take an

active role in their community and to face each challenge

with courage, conviction and a love for learning – traits

that serve our students well during their education and

throughout their lives.

The staff at the St. Dom’s have spent many hours

preparing for the return of our students this fall. With the

support and guidance of the Diocese of Portland, the

Maine Department of Education and the Maine CDC, we

have developed a plan for in person instruction that will

keep the integrity of our mission while providing for the

health and safety of our students and staff ensuring that

our children remain, safe, loved and educated.

We have learned to always be kind during this pandemic

and beyond, as each of us is stronger with the love and

support of others. Our entire staff loves working every day

at St. Dom’s, and we love and respect each of our

students and their families. They are truly a gift and

blessing from God. Our faith is enhanced by the way the

children treat their families and one another, and the

sacrifice to put one’s children in a Catholic School shows

the depth of one’s love and helps them to grow in their

faith lives. I continue to feel blessed and thankful for the

children of St. Dom’s, and it cannot go without saying how

lucky and thankful we are to have families and

parishioners who are so supportive of what we are doing.

It is through times such as this that I feel most blessed to

be a small part of the rich and deep history of Catholic

education in Lewiston, Maine.

I ask for God’s blessings for all of us,

Alanna Stevenson—Elementary School Principal

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Offertory as of 07/26/2020

Offertory as of 08/02/2020

� Sunday Collection� � $4,722.00�

� E�Giving Collection� � $6,514.00�

� Mail�in Collection� $6,129.00�

� Total� � � $17,365.00�

� Budget� � � 14,379.20�

� OVER $2,985.80�

� Sunday Collection� � $7,173.00�

� E�Giving Collection� � $1,927.00�

� Mail�in Collection� $4,841.00�

� Total� � � $13,941.00�

� Budget� � � 17,974.00�

� SHORTFALL $4,033.00�

The Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette minister to

people of every race, language, culture and way of life –

beginning at the La Salette Shrine in France where our

Blessed Mother appeared in 1846. Her final words,

“Well, my children, you will make this known to all my

people,” echo Jesus’ Gospel mandate. It is little wonder

that the La Salette Congregation has always been

mission orientated. When called upon by the Vatican to

preach the Gospel in foreign lands, they eagerly

responded. This spirit brought them to mission in 27

countries, especially among the poor in Angola, Argenti-

na, Bolivia, Brazil, Haiti, India, Madagascar, Myanmar,

Namibia, the Philippines, Tanzania and most recently,

Mozambique. With your cooperation, the Missionaries

of La Salette can continue to provide spiritual and

financial assistance to these mission countries as they

bring God’s reconciling message to the poor.

Thank you for your donation through WE SHARE or your

weekly envelope.

The Missionaries of Our Lady

of La Salette

Thank you for continuing to support our parish.

If you have any questions regarding your offering, please do not hesitate to call at 207-777-1200

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Pilgrimage for Restoration�

Come to restore. The rest will come. �

What is the Pilgrimage for Restoration?�

In its third decade, the 25th annual pilgrimage is a spiritual journey of the faithful to the place where Ss. Isaac Jogues, René

Goupîl, Jean de la Lande and heroic convert�natives of New France were martyred now 378 years ago. It is conducted in

public honor of Christ Our King, for the restoration by grace of new Christendom, and in reparation for sins against the

Immaculate Heart of Mary.�

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Invoking the intercession of America’s saints and martyrs, pilgrims desire that Catholic Faith restore every dimension of our

lives: hearts, families, workplaces, parishes, neighborhoods, cities, dioceses, the American nations.�

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The pilgrimage is an exercise of penance and prayer, of contradiction and restoration, having both a personal & social

character. Modeled on the annual Pentecost Pilgrimage to Notre�Dame de Chartres, France, we embrace the traditional

doctrine & practice of Holy Church, with all its demands.�

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A special intention of the pilgrimage is the restoration of the Catholic family, civil society and the specifically Roman

liturgical & spiritual inheritance. We hope thereby to show our attachment to the Church’s tradition � East & West � and the

riches it contains: not with an intention of reverting to some by�gone era, but rather of drawing benefits from the ancient

sources and putting them to work in the world today.�

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Pilgrimage for Restoration�

Friday � Sunday�

25�27 September�

A traditional walking pilgrimage�

from the Lake of the Blessed Sacrament�

at Lake George Village, NYto the Shrine of Our Lady’s Martyrs of New France�

at Auriesville, NY�

Come to restore. The rest will come.�

610�435�2634�

mail@pilgrimage�for�restoration.org�

Visit� https://pilgrimage�for�restoration.org� website for details. There were nine people from Maine that made the Pilgrimage in

2019.� Prince of Peace parishioners, Ron and Suzanne Duplissis have signed up for this year’s pilgrimage and would love to have a group

from the parish join them!� Ron did the pilgrimage last year and would be happy to answer any questions you may have. 207�576�1105�

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2020 A.D.�

� 25th annual ��

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Coordinator of Youth & College Ministry

Job Description

The Coordinator of Youth & College Ministry is first and foremost a relational ministry that invites youth grades 6-12 and college

students at the Bates campus into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church. The Coordinator of YCM is responsi-

ble for proposing ministry plans, evaluating program materials, scheduling programs, leading implementation teams, and evaluat-

ing program impact. This is a part-time position averaging 19 hours per week and involves flexible hours, including weekends and

evenings. The CYCM reports to the Director of Faith Formation.

Essential Duties

*Convey accurately and effectively the official teachings of the Church regarding scripture, doctrine, morality and

spiritualiy.

*Work with the priest and the Director of Formation as a Team in all aspects of Faith Formation.

*Develop, articulate, and foster a comprehensive vision of faith formation for youth and college students.

Direct the sacramental preparation programs for Youth & College Students.

Primary facilitation of Youth Ministry (Grades 6-12), which currently gather on Sunday evenings.

Primary facilitator of College Ministry for Bates Campus.

Recruit, train, and evaluate Core Teams and other volunteers to assist in Youth and College Ministry.

Plan the faith formation calendar for youth and college students; prepare schedules for sessions in conjunction with

the calendars of the parish.

*Follow Diocesan policies and guidelines to ensure that parishes’ youth and college faith formation policies and pro-

grams are developed and implemented in accordance with diocesan norms.

*Prepare regular and special request reports on ministry efforts for the Director of Faith Formation.

*Communicate with college students, youth, families, and the parish through a variety of media, especially the parish

website, bulletin, Flocknote and Facebook.

*All other duties as assigned.

Qualifications for the Position

Willingness to be trained in the Diocesan Catechetical Training Program and having the knowledge of and ability to convey effec-

tively the official teaching of the Church with a demonstrated fidelity to the teachings. This person needs to possess the following

qualities:

*Knowledge of the official teachings of the Church regarding scripture, doctrine, morality and spirituality with demonstrated

fidelity to these teachings.

*An active and deep Catholic faith

*Full participation in the communal worship and life of the Church

*Good interpersonal relationship skills

*Good rapport with all ages

*Good verbal and written communication skills, including public speaking

*Ability to be collaborative and a team builder—must work well with linkage of parishes

*Good organizational and administrative skills

*Maturity

*Flexibility

*Knowledge of or willingness to become familiar with catechetical/faith formation documents, resources and methodologies

which enable the youth and college coordinator to select programs, text, audio-visual materials and other resources

appropriate to meet the faith development needs of youth and college students.

*Computer literacy to enable using the various resources that are available, familiarity with Microsoft Office and social media

platforms a plus

Physical Requirements:

Ability to verbally communicate

Ability to travel to the college campus

Ability to keystroke 1-2 hours per day with reasonable breaks

Please send all applications to Fr. Daniel Greenleaf, 16 St Croix St., Lewiston, ME 04240

Deadline is August 8, 2020.

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Coordinator of Parish Outreach to the Catholic Immigrant Community�

Job Descrip�on�

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Job Descrip�on:� This person will coordinate the ministry for Prince of Peace Parish to the new immigrant commu-

ni�es within the parish boundaries.� This person helps families and individuals of different ethnici�es to par�ci-

pate more fully in the spiritual life and parish ac�vi�es of Prince of Peace Parish.��This posi�on is charged with

helping newcomers feel welcomed in the parish, as well as help to foster community within the larger parish. �

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Hours per week: 10 hours per week�

Reports to: the Pastor of Prince of Peace parish in close collabora�on with the Director of Faith Forma�on�

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Scope of Responsibili�es:�

The scope and Responsibili�es of this posi�on include but are not limited to the following:�

Assis�ng in making families feel welcome and giving them an introduc�on to the parish community. �

Sacramental Prepara�on, which includes collec�ng and recording the sacramental records.� �

Helping to coordinate gatherings in the parish��

Being a liaison and an advocate to the parish leadership for any ministerial and social needs of these commu-

ni�es. �

Assis�ng the different communi�es to par�cipate in parish events and to join and serve on parish boards and

commissions. �

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Job Qualifica�ons:� The successful candidate will have a*ained a high school diploma; some college experience

would be preferred, but not necessary.� This person should also be a Catholic in good standing with the Church

and possess the following skills:�

Be fluent in French, English, and a language na�ve to the African popula�on�

A solid understanding of the teachings of the Catholic Church�

Good communica�on skills �

Being comfortable engaging in one or one conversa�ons.�

A high degree of self�mo�va�on and able to work independently to problem�solve.�

Able work collabora�vely with others�

Basic computer and office skills�

A passion for sharing the love of Jesus Christ with others�

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Located at thePoland Community Health Centerat the corner of Routes 26 and 122

1975 Lisbon RoadLewiston

Over 53 Years in Business

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THE VILLAGE INN AUBURN

The best seafood restaurant 10 years in a row!

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Val’s FlowerBoutique, Inc.

902 Lisbon Street •Lewiston(207) 784-2945

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[email protected] Sabattus Street, Lewiston, ME

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DeBlois Electric, Inc.

Electrical ContractorsDesign Build

Celebrating50 Years

1967-2017

A Maine family business for over 50 years!RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

ALL MASONRY SERVICES 577-8117

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The AbbeyCatholic Book, Gift & Church Supply shop

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Pharmacy373 Sabattus St

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Medical Supplies693 Sabattus St

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906 SABATTUS ST., LEWISTON | 795-6688

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Dr. Tina Kell ENDODONTIST

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