fr. marcel l. taillon, s.t.l mass schedule
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September 19, 2021 - Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Marcel L. Taillon, S.T.L.Pastor
Chaplain, Narragansett Police DepartmentChaplain, Narragansett Fire Department
Chaplain, South Kingstown Police [email protected]
Msgr. John C. Halloran
Pastor Emeritus
Fr. Joseph P. HenryPastor Emeritus
SS. John & Paul, Coventry
Fr. Jose Parathanal, C.M.I.In Residence
Marriage Tribunal, Diocese of [email protected]
Deacon Joseph Clossick [email protected]
MASS SCHEDULE
ST. THOMAS MORE CHURCH53 Rockland Street
DAILY MASS - 9:00 AM - MON.- SAT.
WEEKEND MASSESSATURDAY - 5:00 PM
SUNDAY - 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM
RECONCILIATION/CONFESSIONSATURDAY - 4:00-4:45 PM
OR BY APPOINTMENT
ST. VERONICA CHAPEL1035 Boston Neck Rd.
WEEKEND MASSES
SATURDAY - 4:00 PM
SUNDAY - 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM & 5:00 PM
All masses available on Livestream
Above: Priests listen to Bishop Tobin speakRight: Fr. Murphy and the Seminarians receive a check from the Knights who were able to provide a total of $9000 in scholarships to 17 seminarians.L to R: Fr. Taillon, David Bardales, Fr. Murphy, Aidan Blanchette, Nathan Ledous, Cliff Tyler and Russ Corcoran.
Pray for our Priests and for Vocations...We were blessed to welcome both Bishop Tobin and Bishop Evans to our parish hall this past Monday so the bishop could address approximately 50 priests. This is something he does every two years. It was a great event and meeting of priests with their shepherd. One of the things Bishop Tobin did was to update us on the numbers of priests, parishes and seminarians. While the future is bright but challenging, he pointed out the large number of “retired “ priests that are central to providing sacraments for the good people of our parishes. We are blessed here with the presence of Msgr. Halloran who many priests say is the busiest priest in South County! Fr. Henry also joined us at this meeting, and it was a treat to see him doing so well on his visit to us from St. Clare Home in Newport. He remains a shepherd to us from a distance no doubt. Fr. Beirne is also in our midst often at St. Veronica Chapel or at Meldgies sharing community. This weekend is the annual Priest’s Retirement Collection. Our retired and faithful priests rely on our support as much as we rely on them for prayers and service. Thank you for your generosity. We also welcomed three seminarians from Our Lady of Providence who came to thank our Knights of Columbus Council for their generous donation from the annual golf outing. I thought it was providential that we would have our bishops and our priests here, followed by the future priests! St. Thomas More Parishioners are loved by their shepherds who share in the High Priesthood of Jesus Christ and they in turn love and serve you with devotion. We are truly blessed! Fr. Taillon
Tickets may be purchased electronically via FaithDirect.net or in the Parish office.
HELP WANTED for the Oktoberfest Mission Trip FUN-raiser!
Religious Education Classes begin next weekend. Please register
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 26TH.
Second Collection this weekend for Senior Priest Retirement Fund
After decades of faithful service, many retired priests continue to serve where they are needed, while others require assisted living, or nursing home care. Since priests are paid a very modest wage, they cannot rely upon Social Security to make ends meet. No longer able to rely upon parishes for basic living needs, senior priests depend on support from this challenged fund. Your generosity will make a difference in the lives of many who have served faithfully for many years in ministry – some of whom continue to serve well after their retirement.The collection is also our way of saying “thank you” for that service. At Masses on this weekend, our parish will join others throughout the Diocese in a collection in support of the Senior Priest Retirement Fund. Please consider a generous donation in support of our senior priests. To learn how this fund benefits senior priests or to make an onlinedonation, please visit http://www.srpriestri.com. Thank you for your support of this worthy endeavor.
Our HAITI FUND Collection was $9176.00.Thank you to all who donated!
THE TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMESATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th (Vigil) 4:00 PM – for the soul of Virginia Ohnmacht Eulie 5:00 PM – for the soul Carol O’NeilSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th 8:00 AM – for the soul of Christopher White 9:00 AM – for the soul of Flynn Sullivan 10:00 AM – for the soul of Fr. Ronald Brassard 11:00 AM – Birthday Remembrance ~ Robert Riccio 5:00 PM – 1st Anniversary ~ Joshua Martin MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th 9 AM – for the deceased members of the Ferretti Family TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st 9 AM – for the soul of Stephen Lynch, Sr. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd 9 AM – for the soul of Rocco Lancia THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd 9 AM – for the soul of Claire Taillon FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th 9 AM – 1st Anniversary ~ Albert Alba, Sr. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th 9 AM – 5th Anniversary ~ Paula A. Trainor Rest In Peace David Dressel Robert Daly Marjorie Kennedy Giuseppe Rossi
Pennies for the Poor The small donation boxes on the church walls labeled “Pennies for the Poor” goes to the Diocesan Dire Emergency Fund in South County, which helps with rental assistance, utilities and prescriptions. Thank you for your help.
Prayer Chain MinistryIf you know someone who would like extra prayers, please call Jean at 783-3403 to express your request. Volunteers are needed and welcome to join this important ministry.
Pray the RosaryThe rosary is prayed Monday - Saturday after the 9:00 AM Mass at St. Thomas More. All are welcome.
Relevant Radio “ Morning Air” ShowJoin Fr. Taillon at 550 AM every Wednesday at 8:00 AM or listen on relevantradio.com.
Rosary RepairsDrop broken beads in the box in the foyer using the envelope provided. Include your name and contact info. You will be contacted within a few weeks when your repair is complete.
Men’s Bible StudyOur parish has a very active group of men who meet each Saturday morning in the parish hall at 7:30 AM to discuss the Sunday scripture readings. This is very informal and all are invited to join.
St. Vincent dePaul clothing bins Accepts clothing and shoes. Bins located at the back of the St. Thomas More parking lot.
Gospel Reflections GroupAll are welcome to join our informal discussion group which meets on Mondays from 10-11:30 AM in the parish hall. Over coffee & refreshments, we read and reflect on the Gospels of the coming week and share our personal insights of those readings.
Faith DirectSimplify your donations to St. Thomas More by enrolling in online giving. Visit the website at faithdirect.net and enter our parish code: RI147. Your donations can be one-time, weekly or monthly and can be easily changed.
Weekly Food CollectionMany families in our area struggle with food and welcome your donations in the baskets located by all entrances. Vegetables, pasta, soup, spaghetti sauce, whole grain cereal, healthy snacks.
Join Fr. Jose Parathanalfor a Pilgrimage to
Switzerland, Germany,Netherlands & Belgium
which will include a performance of theOberammergau Passion Play
(only shown every ten years!)
2022 September 2 – 14Seats are limited: first come, first served
Reservations due soonFor flyers & more information
contact Fr. Jose at 626-710-7521
Commences:
Wednesday September 29th, 2021
6:00- 9:00 p.m.
The Citizens Police Academy is a 9 week program that consists of classroom discussions and field demonstrations by members of the Narragansett Police
Department and other law enforcement professionals. The academy will begin on September 29th, 2021 and will conclude with a graduation ceremony on
December 1st, 2021 (date subject to change). All classes will be held on Wednesday evenings from 6:00- 9:00 p.m. at the North Beach Clubhouse, located
at 79 Boston Neck Rd, Narragansett.
Course Description: Patrol Operations, DUI and Drug Investigations, Crime Scene Investigations, Motor Vehicle Stops, Criminal Law, Use of
Force, K-9 Demonstration, and a Tour of the Police Department
CPA Coordinator: Sergeant Ryan McGovern
Applications Available Online: http://www.narragansettri.gov/571/Citizens-Police-Academy
Email: [email protected]
Contact number: 401-789-1091 ext. 314
Or
Applications are also available at the Narragansett Police Department. Applications can be hand delivered to the Police Station, emailed, or mailed to:
40 Caswell Street, Narragansett, RI, 02882: Attention Sgt. McGovern
All applications must be received no later than September 24th, 2021.
Narragansett Police Department
2021 Citizens Police Academy
All applications must be received by September 24th.
Congratulations to the following couples
from our parish who will be celebrating...
Leo & Susan Sullivan - 25 yearsNeal & Mary Colman - 40 years
John & Patricia Goonan - 50 yearsJohn & Lois Short - 50 years
Timothy & Kathleen Sullivan - 50 years
at theAnnual Diocesean Wedding Celebration
atthe Cathedral of SS. Peter & Paul on
Sunday, September 26 at 1:00 PMAll are welcome to attend.
Hosted by the Office of Marriage Preparation and Enrichment.
RRaacchheell’’ss VViinneeyyaarrdd RReettrreeaatt Christ our Hope in every Season of Life in all circumstances . . .
Come to a Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat “A journey to healing for anyone after abortion”
Many women and men have walked down the same path as you and have experienced the mercy, compassion and healing power of Jesus through a Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat. A Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat is an opportunity for any woman, man, couple, grandparent
or sibling struggling with the emotional or spiritual pain of abortion. The weekend provides the time and space to enter the grieving process, to identify effects of the
abortion, and to release deep feelings of anger, shame or guilt.
Upcoming Retreats In English: Friday-Sunday, October 29-31 In Spanish: Friday-Sunday, October 29-31
For more information on a retreat or for a confidential consultation, contact: English Retreat - Lisa, 401-278-2518 Spanish Retreat - Loren, 401-742-1510 or Rosa 401-688-4687 Project Rachel Help Line - 1-888-456-HOPE
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ttoo aallll wwhhoo aarree hhuurrttiinngg ffrroomm aann aabboorrttiioonn eexxppeerriieennccee!!
Rachel’s Vineyard is a post-abortion support program of the Diocese of Providence’s Office of Life and Family One Cathedral Square, Providence, RI 02903 401-278-2518 | [email protected] | dioceseofprovidence.org
When she heard about Jesus, she came up behind him in the crowd and touched his cloak, because she thought, "If I just touch his clothes, I will be healed.”
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