Saint Josephine Bakhita Parish!

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Rocky Hill, CT 06067!860�529�3222!

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Rocky Hill, CT 06067!860�529�8655!

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Sunday! 7:30AM!Sunday! 9:00AM!Monday & Friday! 8:30AM!

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Saturday Vigil! 4:30PM!Sunday! 11:00AM!Tuesday & Thursday !8:00AM!

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Sacrament of Penance:! Saturday: 3:00pm to 3:45pm at Saint James, other times by appointment.!!

Baptism:! For information about preparation class and to set a date please contact office.!!

Matrimony:! The Archdiocese of Hartford requires a minimum of six month notice and !! preparation. Please contact Pastor.!

P������� S��: Rev. George M. Couturier, Pastor!Deacon Michael J. Ward, Deacon Emeritus Michael A. Shelto!

Music Director: Elizabeth Husmer!Director of Faith Formation: Mary Ann Fagan!

Parish Secretary: Pam Funk!Business Manager: Gisele Reyngoudt!

Sexton: Randy Martini!!

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Music Director: Joy O’Sullivan!Director of Faith Formation: Kathy Piggott!

Adm. Assistant: Carrie Silvia!Adm. Assistant Rel. Ed.: Beth Mulvey!

Sexton: Ray Benedetto!!

ST. JOSEPHINE BAKHITA • PASTORAL STAFF !

OFFICE HOURS!Monday � Friday 9:00am � 2:30pm!

Trustees: Peter Caruso and Sandra Ambrose!

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SAINT JOSEPHINE BAKHITA PARISH!WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE!

!AT THE CHURCH OF SAINT ELIZABETH SETON!Sunday 7:30AM!Sunday 9:00AM!Monday & Friday 8:30AM!!AT THE CHURCH OF SAINT JAMES!Saturday Vigil 4:30PM!Sunday 11:00AM!Tuesday & Thursday 8:00AM!

SATURDAY, JUNE 23! ANTICIPATED SUNDAY MASS!4:30PM At St. James Church !! GUIDO LOURA & FAMILY, Requested by family !! ! !SUNDAY, JUNE 24 THE NATIVITY OF SAINT !! ! ! ! JOHN THE BAPTIST!7:30AM At St. Elizabeth Seton Church !! BACKIEL FAMILY, Requested by son & daughter!9:00AM At St. Elizabeth Seton Church !! STEPHEN MAURER, Requested by Mom!11:00AM At St. James Church ! MARGARET MEARMAN, Requested by !! Ann Burton & Barbara Hammond!! !MONDAY, JUNE 25! WEEKDAY !8:30AM At St. Elizabeth Seton Church!! EDNA RICHARD (Birthday Remembrance), !! Requested by Gisele Reyngoudt & Irma Saulnier

! !TUESDAY, JUNE 26! WEEKDAY!8:0OAM! At St. James Church!! CHRYSA DACOSTA, Requested by parents, brother

! Joao & Maria DaCosta!! ! !WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27! NO MASS! !THURSDAY, JUNE 28! SAINT IRENAEUS, BISHOP

! ! ! AND MARTYR !8:00AM! At St. James Church!! MINNIE DIMANNO, Requested by daughters !! Mary Jane & Dee!! !FRIDAY, JUNE 29 !SAINTS PETER AND PAUL,

! ! ! ! APOSTLES!8:30AM ! At St. Elizabeth Seton Church !! LUISA DELMONICO, Requested by Sister!!SATURDAY, JUNE 30 ANTICIPATED SUNDAY MASS!4:30PM At St. James Church ! ! LUISA ALBINO DELMONICO, Requested by !! Adele & Michelino Gali!! ! ! ! ! !SUNDAY, JULY 1 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN !! ! ! ORDINARY TIME!7:30AM At St. Elizabeth Seton Church !! ROBERT MOGELNICKI Requested by wife Fran &

! sons Joseph & Robert!9:00AM At St. Elizabeth Seton Church!! FILOMENA COLAGIOVANNI, Requested by family!11:00AM At St. James Church ! JOE DA COSTA, Requested by Mom & Dad! !

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF !JUNE 24, 2018!

!Sunday: ! Is 49:1�6/Ps 139:1�3, 13�14,

! ! 14�15 [14a]/Acts 13:22�26/

! ! Lk 1:57�66, 80!

Monday: ! 2 Kgs 17:5�8, 13�15a, 18/Ps

! ! 60:3, 4�5, 12�13 [7b]/Mt 7:1

! ! �5!

Tuesday: ! 2 Kgs 19:9b�11, 14�21, 31�

! ! 35a, 36/Ps 48:2�3ab, 3cd�4,

! ! 10�11 [cf. 9d]/Mt 7:6, 12�14!

Wednesday: ! 2 Kgs 22:8�13; 23:1�3/Ps

! ! 119:33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40

! ! [33a]/Mt 7:15�20!

Thursday: ! 2 Kgs 24:8�17/Ps 79:1b�2, 3�

! ! 5, 8, 9 [9]/Mt 7:21�29!

Friday: !! Acts 12:1�11/Ps 34:2�3, 4�5,

! ! 6�7, 8�9 [5b]/2 Tm 4:6�8, 17

! ! �18/Mt 16:13�19!

Saturday:! Lam 2:2, 10�14, 18�19/Ps

! ! 74:1b�2, 3�5, 6�7, 20�21 !

! ! [19b]/Mt 8:5�17 !

Wedding Banns II Alicia Wetherbee & Todd Farris II Wesley Guillet & Nicole Bortolan

WE COMMEMORATE

The First Anniversary of Saint Josephine Bakhita Parish!We are approaching the first anniversary of the merger of parishes in Rocky Hill. How quickly �me passed. In reflec�on,

much has happened that allows us to be proud and hopeful. We have successfully accomplished the legal and financial

merger without many bumps. We successfully established one parish office. More importantly, we have discovered many

ways to come together in beau�ful and memorable ways: 1) a very successful parish picnic and other social events, 2) the

unity of the first penance, first communion and confirma�on programs and celebra�ons, Bakhita Bible Camp 3) the com-

bined and well!a,ended adult educa�on/forma�on programs (i.e. Bible study and speakers), 4) the Immacare shelter din-

ners and other shelter dinners and outreach programs, 5) the combined special music and worship programs for Tenebrae

and Holy Week, 6) and a myriad of other programs and ministries that dared to come together and found friendship and

worthy projects together. Certainly, there is more to do and issues to address that bring greater respect and unity of two

beau�ful and diverse communi�es. We can be especially proud of the Strategic Planning Process. The Process allowed us

to share our feelings about our sorrows, losses and grievances in a construc�ve and healthy way. More importantly, we

were able to focus our a,en�on on our poten�al and our vision for our future together. Now, along with our Parish Pasto-

ral Council and an implementa�on commi,ee, we are establishing concrete ac�on steps to implement the six goals we will

strive for over the next three years. I am ever so grateful for your support, prayers and pa�ence during this past year. In

the le,er of James, we are reminded, “Be pa�ent, then brothers and sisters, un�l the Lord’s coming. See how the farmer

waits for the land to yield its valuable crop, pa�ently wai�ng for the autumn and spring rains. You too, be pa�ent and wait

for the Lord, because His coming is near. As you know, we count as blessed those who have persevered. The Lord is full of

compassion and mercy.” I never imagined 36 years ago, at my ordina�on, that the day would come so soon where such

change would appear (and more to come, I’m afraid). However, with the gross decline in church a,endance and the rap-

id decline in the number of ordained clergy; what was predicted has come true so soon. It is now a �me of profound re-

flec�on and crea�vity for the sake of the Kingdom, the Gospel and the Church of HarBord. I am reminded of St. Paul and

the early Church when they encountered great stress and change and he so firmly said, “nothing can separate us from the

love of God, that come to us through Christ Jesus.” Indeed, to be real, there are some challenges for us to see, embrace

and resolve, by the grace of God, in the year ahead: 1) a decrease in a,endance at St. Josephine Bakhita Parish, 2) there-

fore, a serious decline in giving (approximately $45,000 since January to May 2018), 3) a serious level of no to low par�ci-

pa�on by our younger genera�ons, 4) a resistance of sharing liturgical ministries and legi�mate styles of worship across

ar�ficial boundaries, etc. I pray and hope we can address and resolve these issues in the days ahead…together.�

Blessings and peace!!�

2018!2021�!

Saint Josephine Bakhita Parish is a Christ !centered, Roman Catholic faith community. !

!We are committed to:!

!!� being a welcoming, inclusive and hospitable parish!

!� celebrating vibrant Eucharistic liturgies for all ages!

!� valuing innovative, lifelong and intergenerational faith formation!

!� embracing technology in service of our ministry !

!� valuing an unwavering commitment to social justice and compassionate outreach to all!

GOALS!1.! To provide opportunities for all parishioners to

deepen their personal relationship with Christ and solidarity in faith with one another.!

2.! To maximize opportunities to build a positive parish culture and enable all to experience a sense of be-longing. !

3.! To intentionally enhance our liturgical experiences, featuring inspiring music and preaching.!

4.! To develop and implement an innovative, compre-hensive, intergenerational, lifelong faith formation program.!

5.! To use technology creatively to enhance connected-ness within the parish, innovative communications platforms and support our faith formation program.!

6.! To develop robust ministries of service to the parish and to fulfill our Gospel call to social justice.!

THE NATIVITY OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST – JUNE 24, 2018

WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER�

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Birth of John the Bap"st Sunday by Bud Ozar !The ques�on in today’s gospel, “What will this

child be?” concerns all parents. We spend years

trying to influence and shape the answer, hoping

our children will be “strong in spirit”, like the Bap�st and

“blessing God” like Zacariah.�

!!!!!!!

Point to Ponder: Authen�c human development has a

moral character. It presumes full respect for the human

person, but it must also be concerned for the world

around us and “take into account the nature of each be-

ing and its mutual connec�on in an ordered system”. #5�

What you can do: Prayerfully consider making a dona-

�on to the Catholic Campaign for Human Development

(CCHD). CCHD works to break the cycle of poverty by

helping low income people par�cipate in decisions that

affect their lives, families and communi�es. CCHD offers a

hand up, not a hand out.�

HOLY BAPTISM

Willa Koski

Lincoln Reed

! IMPORTANT NEWS!Recently, the USCCB (The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)

met for their bi!annual na�onal conference. In light of recent revela�ons

about the treatment of refugees and their children precipitated this wise

and challenging statement from the head of the US Bishops Conference,

Daniel Cardinal DiNardo. It is important that every Catholic take these words to heart, prayer and considera�on.�

“At its core, asylum is an instrument to preserve the right to life.” The A,orney general’s recent decision elicits deep

concern because it poten�ally strips asylum from many women who lack adequate protec�on. These vulnerable women

will now face return to the extreme dangers of domes�c violence in their home country. This decision negates decades

of precedents that have provided protec�on to women fleeing domes�c violence. Unless overturned, the decision will

erode the capacity of asylum to save lives, par�cularly in cases that involve asylum seekers who are persecuted by pri-

vate actors. We urge courts and policy makers to respect and enhance, not erode, the poten�al of our asylum system to

preserve and protect the right to life.�

Addi�onally, I join Bishop Vasquez, Chair of the USCCB’s Commi,ee on Migra�on, in condemning the con�nued use of

family separa�on at the US/Mexican border as an implementa�on of the Administra�on’s zero tolerance policy. Our

government has the discre�on in our laws to ensure that young children are not separated from their parents and ex-

posed to irreparable harm and trauma. Families are the founda�onal element of our society and they must be able to

stay together. While protec�ng our borders is important, we can and must do be,er as a government, and as a society,

to find other ways to ensure that safety. Separa�ng babies from their mothers is not the answer and is immoral.”�

Also, I share with you a very simple and direct statement from one of America’s prominent priest witnesses, Fr. James

Mar�n:�

“It has been recently said that separa�ng immigrant kids from their parents at the border is biblical…it is not biblical to

treat migrants and refugees like animals, It is not biblical to take children away from their parents. It is not biblical to

ignore the needs of the stranger. It is not biblical to enforce unjust laws. Do not use the bible to jus�fy sin.”�

So I leave you with much to ponder, pray and act upon. �� � � � � Blessings and Peace!!�

We interrupt our regularly scheduled ordi-

nary �me music to bring you the Solemnity

of the Na�vity of St. John the Bap�st. Cor-

responding music will be played and sung.

At St. James we will sing “For All the Saints”

to honor John the Bap�st and Sts Peter and

Paul, Apostles, whose solemnity is on June 29. For All the

Saints" was wri,en as a processional hymn by the Angli-

can Bishop of Wakefield, William Walsham How. The

hymn was first printed in Hymns for Saints' Days, and Oth-

er Hymns 1864. However, the hymn tune we now sing

was wri,en by the English composer of symphonies, oper-

as, ballets, songs and many other hymns, Ralph Vaughan

Williams in 1906. Originally composed for the Feast of All

Saints, it has been described as “one of the finest hymn

tunes of the 20th century.” I agree and love playing it on

the St. James Aus�n organ. �

VIRTUS TRAINING WORKSHOP!A Virtus workshop for adults (Protec�ng God's Children)

will be held at St. Elizabeth Seton Church on Wednesday

06/27/18 from 6�9pm. This training, on�preven�ng the

sexual abuse of children & vulnerable adults, is a dioce-

san requirement for all parish staff & volunteers. If you

are currently a volunteer or are thinking of becoming a

volunteer & are in need of this training, please join us!�

You can register : online at Virtusonline.org or !

Call parish office (860)529�8655.�

!!

OUR WEEKLY SUPPORT *6/17/18!Thank you for your Giving!

SAINT JOSEPHINE BAKHITA PARISH !! Weekly Offertory: $ 10,845.00 !

! Online Users: $ 2,151.00 ! ! Special Needs/Chg4Chg: $ 305.00!

THE ARCHDIOCESE WANTS

YOUR OPINION!!!

The Archdiocese of HarBord is looking for feedback from

our parish about what the Archdiocese is doing well and

areas in which it can improve. A focus group will be held

on Wednesday, June 27 at 7:00pm at the St. James Parish

Center for the opportunity to provide your valued input. �

A sign up sheet is posted in

the foyer. �

ALL ARE WELCOME!!

Faith Forma(on Registra(on 2018/19 !for St. Josephine Bakhita Parish !

has begun! !!Registra�on�forms with a cover le,er were

emailed in the past week to all our current Faith For-

ma�on families for grades PreK!8 and Confirma�on Prepa-

ra�on,�Years 1 &�2. �If you have not received your child

(ren)'s registra�on form via email, please contact Beth

Mulvey in the Religious Educa�on office at 860!529!1274

or come to the 4:30pm Mass at St. James on�June 23 �or

9:00am Mass at St. Elizabeth Seton on June 24 to regis-

ter. �We are looking forward to an exci�ng new faith for-

ma�on year full of possibili�es!�

Next weekend, July 1 is the offering for monthly

maintenance collec@on, !

Thank you for your generous support.!

SAINT OF THE DAY: JUNE 24

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

John the Bap�st was a contemporary of Christ

who was known for evangeliza�on and his bap�z-

ing of Jesus Christ. John the Bap�st was born

through the intercession of God to Zachariah and

Elizabeth, who was otherwise too old to bear chil-

dren. According to scriptures, the Angel Gabriel

visited Elizabeth and Zachariah to tell them they

would have a son and that they should name him

John. Zachariah was skep�cal and for this he was

rendered mute un�l the �me his son was born and named

John, in fulfillment of God's will. When Elizabeth was pregnant

with John, she was visited by Mary, and John leapt in her

womb. This revealed to Elizabeth that the child Mary carried

was to be the Son of God. John began public ministry around 30

AD, and was known for a.rac�ng large crowds across the prov-

ince of Judaea and around the Jordan River. When Jesus came

to him to be bap�zed, John recognized him and said, "It is I who

need bap�sm from you." Jesus told John to bap�ze Him any-

way, which he did, whereupon the heavens opened, and the

Spirit of God was seen like a dove. The voice of God spoke, say-

ing, "This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased." John

instructed his followers to turn to Christ, calling Him the "Lamb

of God" and these people were among the first Chris�ans. Fol-

lowing his bap�sm of Christ, John's popularity grew so much

that he alarmed King Herod. Herod ordered him arrested and

imprisoned. John spoke with Herod on several occasions and

condemned his marriage to his half�brother's wife. This con-

demna�on would be his downfall as King Herod promised to

grant a wish to his daughter. In revenge for John the Bap�st's

condemna�on of her mother's scandalous marriage to Herod,

she asked for John's head. King Herod reluctantly obliged. John

the Bap�st died some�me between 33 and 36 AD. John the

Bap�st's feast day is June 24, and the anniversary of his death is

August 29 and is some�mes celebrated with a second feast.

John the Bap�st is the patron saint of Jordan, Puerto Rico,

French Canada and many other places.�

SAINT JOSEPHINE BAKHITA COMMUNITY NEWS & EVENTS

!

!

Monday, June 25!

7:30pm; Knights of Columbus Mtg: Fr Shea (SJ)�

Tuesday, June 26!

7:25am: Rosary Group; Chapel (SJ)�

8:45!10:15am: Small Chris�an Community; Fr. Shea (SJ)�

Wednesday, June 27�

10am: Rosary Group; Church (SJ)�

1!4pm: Knit/Crochet/Sew Good Works; Fr. Shea (SJ)�

2pm: Rosary Group; Worship Space (SES)�

6:00!9:00pm Virtus Training; Worship Space (SES)�

7:00pm: Focus Group (Archdiocese Ques�ons); Parish

Center (SJ) Open to all parishioners�

Thursday, June 28!

7:25am: Rosary Group; Church (SJ)�

7:00!9:00pm: Precious Blood Prayer Group; Chapel (SJ)�

CHURCH MEETINGS THIS WEEK

Senior Needs a Ride to Church!

We are looking for volunteer/s to assist Ju-

lie Murtha (Highland St. Wethersfield) to

get to church (either church) for Sunday

Mass. Please call the rectory if you can

help! 860�529�8655!

FOOD & CEREAL COLLECTIONS

take place every month on the

3rd weekend.!

St. James : please leave dona�on

items in Fr. Shea Hall�

Saint Elizabeth Seton: please

leave dona�on items in bins in

Room A�

Ushers and Greeters needed at St. James!Ushers (and subs�tutes) are needed for both the Sat.

4:30 Vigil & the Sun. 11am Mass at St. James. Please see

a head usher at either Mass, Bill Schwenfeir on Sat. &

Bob Anderson on Sun. to talk about usher du�es, or call

usher coordinator Ed Mulvey at 860!944!2736. �

Greeters are also needed at both Masses. We have a

couple of wonderful greeters, but could use addi�onal

help welcoming all to St. James, especially during holi-

days. Please call Joy at 860�529�8655 X 17 to be a part

of this important ministry.�

Knights Corner MARK YOUR CALENDAR !

The second Annual Golf Ou@ng is set for !

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 2018 at !

Timberlin Golf Club, Berlin, Ct. !

What be,er way to Celebrate Father’s day

than to give your family the security that comes with join-

ing an organiza�on has one of the top rated insurance pro-

grams in the na�on. For more info about the Knights of

Columbus. Call Bob 860!638!8654 or go to www.Kofc.org�

! ! 2018 DATES!FOR IMMACARE SHELTER DINNERS !Members of the St Josephine Bakhita Parish community,

and specifically the former St. Elizabeth Seton campus

group, provide hot meals to the residents of ImmaCare

Shelter year!round.� Given the growing interest from pa-

rishioners looking to serve meals, we will be adding three

(3) addi"onal serving dates this summer (*).!! Dates for the spring / fall season are:!

(*) Mon July 16th & Sat July 21st, Sat Aug 25th & !

(*) Weds Aug 29th & Sat Sept 29th !

For more info/ques�ons please contact Carl Bach at 860!

882!9174 or email:�abcb1922@yahoo.com�

VOCATION REFLECTIONS !

Why are you so terrified? Why are you lacking in faith? If

God is calling you, do not be afraid. If the wind and sea

obey God’s call….shouldn’t you? Do not be afraid to obey

God’s call to serve as a priest or religious. �

Call Fr. Michael Casey, Director of Voca�ons, Archdiocesan

Center at St. Thomas Seminary, Tel 860!761!7456, email

voca�ons@aohct.org or visit the web

www.harBordpriest.com�

ALTAR SERVERS NEEDED

Adults & children are needed to serve at all �four Masses.

It is an outstanding way to serve the Lord & the Faith com-

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ing & a period of ini�a�on with a seasoned server. Your

commitment will not be huge, but your sa�sfac�on will be

enormous. Let Fr. George know of your desire to help by

Calling the office at 860�529�8655 or!

Email frgeorge@saintjosephinebakhita.org!

Fr. George will then put your mind at ease & connect you

with the coordinator for the respec�ve campus that you

desire to assist.�

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J. V. III CONSTRUCTION, INC.ROCKY HILL • JOHN VASEL III

860-721-0143

EXCAVATING CONCRETE WORK

PAVING SEWER WORK

Ed Lavery & SonsPest Control LLC

Since 1960 - CT’s Premier Pest Control Service • Family Owned & Operated

Quarterly & Seasonal Plans Available

860-595-2133info@laverypestcontrol.com • laverypestcontrol.com

“...Our Family Helping to Protect Yours...”

D&D MARKETSpecializing in Fine

Italian-American Foods

Family Owned & Operated Since 1932

675 Wolcott Road • Wethers"eld • 860-785-8998

www.danddmarket.com

Wethersfield Monument Company est. 2011Special Designs for

Personalized MemorialsMonuments • Markers

Cemetery Lettering

526B Silas Deane Hwy • Wethersfield • wethersfieldmonument.com

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Brown Paindiris & Scott, LLP

Elder Law • Wills • Estates

750 Old Main Street, Rocky Hill

860-571-8988ntonucci@bpslawyers.com

AttorneyNancy W. Tonucci

Casa Mia Restaurant Group

Dining • Banquets • Funerals

Rocky Hill600 Cold Spring Road

860-563-7000 • CasaMiaCT.com

Berlin2421 Berlin Turnpike

860-357-2016

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Women’s Health Group

170 Hazard Avenue 2nd Floor • Enfield, CT

860-763-4001

74 Mack Street Windsor, CT

860-763-4001

2301 Silas Deane Hwy. Rocky Hill, CT

860-721-1052

21 Woodlawn Street Suite 112 • Hartford, CT

860-278-4141

Devoted to women, committed to excellence.

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Timothy J. Machon, M.D.

Carla S. DeSantis, M.D.

Kenneth T. Borkowski, D.O.

Shannon C. Peterson, D.O.

Thomas B. FitzGerald, D.O.

Corrie L. Henry, C.N.M., A.P.R.N.