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What You Need to Know . . .
�� “Operation Turkey Drop” (Page 4)
�� Parish Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule (Page 3)
�� Pilgrimage to Poland w/Fr. Karol (Page 4)
�� SJCA News (Page 3)
Continuing Activities . . .
�� Coffee & Donuts after 9 AM Mass
�� Morning Prayer (Lauds) - After 6:45 & 8:45
Masses; Saturday after 8 AM Mass
�� ‘Lectio Divina’ - Mondays at 5:30 - Rectory Mtg.
Room
�� Adoration and Sacrament of Reconciliation -
Tuesdays at 7:00 PM
THE 2019 ST.
JOSEPH ANNUAL
COLLECTION
(As of 11/18/2019)
Our Annual Collection is critical
to closing the gap between
expenses and funds raised
through the general Sunday
offertory.
St. Joseph’s 2019 Annual Collection is Open
Have you made your Pledge yet?
$90,000
$130,000
$110,000
$70,000
$48,693
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Page 1 Saint Joseph Church
OUR LORD JESUS CHRST, THE KING
NOVEMBER 24, 2019
PARISH STAFF
Rev. George F. O’Neill, Pastor
Rev. Karol Ksiazek, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Jeffrey J. Font
Deacon Louis F. Howe, Sr.
Deacon Peter J. Kuhn
Deacon William J. Shaughnessy
Rita Golaszewski, Parish Secretary
Patricia Smith, Religious Education Coordinator
Kathy Bailo, Religious Education Assistant
David Kendall, Director of Music
Music [email protected]
Arianna Carlo, Choir Director
PARISH OFFICE
Phone: 203.775.1035 Fax: 203.775.1684
Web Site: www.stjosephbrookfield.com
Email: [email protected]
Mail: 163 Whisconier Road,
Brookfield, CT 06804
GPS Address: 1 Obtuse Hill Road
Brookfield, CT 06804
Office Hours: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Monday-Thursday
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM, Friday
Mass Schedule: Saturday Vigil – 5:00 PM
Sunday-7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 AM; 5:00 PM
Monday-Friday - 6:45 AM & 8:45 AM
Saturday - 8:00 AM Only
Confessions: Tuesday: 7:00-8:00 PM
Saturday: 4:00-4:45 PM
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Sundays at 4 PM for the Unborn - Cancelled this Week
Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 PM for Youth and Vocations
SAINT JOSEPH CATHOLIC ACADEMY
Ms. Pamela Fallon, Director of Education
Phone: 203.775.2774 Fax: 203.775.5810
THOSE FOR WHOM WE PRAY
FOR THOSE IN NEED OF GOD’S HEALING, STRENGTH AND
COMFORT: Bill Font, Anthony Rigoglioso, Mary-Jo Howe, Jeff
Moxham, Greg Licalzi, Msgr. Thomas Powers, Baby Sophia,
Dino Capilupi, and Alberta Gregus .
FOR THE PROTECTION AND SAFE RETURN OF THOSE SERVING
IN THE ARMED FORCES: Joshua Jugler, Andrew Krentsa, Mi-
chael Ayala Lopez, and Michael Moreira.
PRAYING FOR PEACE AND REPARATION
We invite you to stay at the end of Sunday Mass – following
the closing hymn – and join us in praying three “Hail Mary’s”
for Peace: in our World, in our Families and in our Hearts. We
also pray the Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel, for healing
and reparation in our Church.
SACRAMENTS
Baptism – The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on
Sundays at 12:30 PM. A Pre-Baptism class is required for both
parents prior to the Baptism of their first child. Register with
the Parish Office: 203.775.1035.
Marriage – Weddings generally are celebrated on Friday
evening or Saturday afternoons and must be scheduled at
least six months in advance. Please do not make final
arrangements for your reception prior to contacting the Parish
Office.
R.C.I.A. – Interested in becoming a Catholic? Call the Parish
Office.
“GLUTEN-FREE” HOSTS
St. Joseph Church has a limited supply of low-gluten
communion hosts available for those with a gluten allergy (not
dietary preference). While often referred to as “gluten-free,”
the hosts actually contain 0.01% gluten in order to conform to
liturgical standards. Please advise a priest or deacon before
Mass if you wish to receive the low-gluten host.
IMPORTANT HOSPITAL INFORMATION
Parishioners entering Danbury Hospital as patients
are urged to contact the St. Joseph Parish Office –
(203)775-1035 – if they wish to be visited by a
member of St. Joseph’s clergy during their stay.
Hospital chaplains will continue to visit patients who
identify themselves as Catholic when being admit-
ted.
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Sunday, Nov 24, 2019
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST,
KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Real power doesn’t grab or
push
The bluster of schoolyard bullies
isn’t much different from the threatening words of the world’s ty-
rants. Only the reach of their destruction sets the tyrants apart.
Among the revelatory transfigurations of Jesus is how He deftly
transforms divine authority into the surrendering action of a serv-
ant. While worldly powers seize and hold, Jesus shares, teaches,
and heals. As bullies lash out, Jesus lays down His life and forgives
His enemies. The King of the Universe makes no claim on territory
or seats of grandeur. His throne is truth, and His realm, justice.
Take time to honor Him.
TODAY’S READINGS: 2 Samuel 5:1-3; Colossians 1:12-20; Luke
23:35-43 (162). “Are you not the Christ? Save yourselves and us.”
Monday, Nov 25, 2019
CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA, VIRGIN, MARTYR
A saint for the ages
Just as November begins with the feast of All Saints, it ends with
examples of how the Church remembers saints such as Catherine
of Alexandria (c. 287-305). Iconography reminds us that she was
of Egyptian royalty (often shown with a crown), and she could have
used her privilege to do almost anything. She chose to immerse
herself in the study of philosophy—she’s often shown with books.
Other symbols remind us of her fate once she was baptized at 14
and rebuked the Roman emperor for persecuting Christians. Cath-
erine is typically depicted with a spiked wheel—a torture device
said to have miraculously broken apart as the emperor first tried to
execute her—along with the “palm of martyrdom” and the sword
that finally beheaded her. We’re all called to be saints. What sym-
bols would adorn your holy card?
TODAY’S READINGS: Daniel 1:1-6, 8-20; Luke 21:1-4 (503). “She,
from her poverty, has offered her whole livelihood.”
Tuesday, Nov 26, 2019
Test the message
Jesus warned against false prophets promising salvation to those
who heed their call, yet each age seems to produce its own crop of
misguided messiahs. In our own time, many will remember the
tragedies associated with delusional figures such as Charles Man-
son, David Koresh, Yahweh ben Yahweh, and Jim Jones. Be cau-
tious with those who promise much but demand unquestioning
loyalty in return. If the fruits of humility, compassion, respect, and
integrity are not visible in the message, don’t trust the messenger.
TODAY’S READINGS: Daniel 2:31-45; Luke 21:5-11 (504). “See
that you not be deceived, for many will come in my name, saying,
‘I am he,’ and ‘The time has come.’ Do not follow them!”
Wednesday, Nov 27, 2019
I had a dream
You might wonder if God still speaks to us, as in biblical times,
through our dreams. The church teaches that while we already
have received the fullness of “public revelation,” God can still offer
us “private revelation”—guidance on our life journey or major deci-
sions—through our dreams. But such revelations are not common—
most dreams are randomly generated as part of sleep—and
dreams with a message require skillful interpretation by way of
prayer and reflection, and ideally with the assistance of a spiritual
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Our Lord Jesus Christ,
King of the Universe
“The rulers sneered … the soldiers jeered … one of the
criminals hanging there reviled Jesus.” Is this the King of
the Jews, the King of the Universe? If it is so, perhaps His
kingdom is not at all what we would expect! In his letter
to the laity, St. John Paul II spoke about how Christians
share in the kingly mission of Christ. First, “they exercise
their kingship as Christians, above all in the spiritual
combat in which they seek to overcome in themselves
the kingdom of sin.” In other words, before we give any
thought to transforming society, we must first allow God
to transform us. Through daily prayer, regular self-
examination, and frequent confession, we can recognize
our faults more readily and choose love instead!
Second, St. John Paul II writes that the laity “make[s] a
gift of themselves so as to serve, in justice and in charity,
Jesus who is Himself present in all His brothers and
sisters, above all in the very least.” Christ’s kingship, and
our own participation in it, requires us to look beyond the
privileged of society. It goes beyond networking and
struggles of power. It goes with Jesus to the Cross!
Still, the kingship of Christ ought to effect society. “The
lay faithful are called to restore to creation all its original
value … ordering creation to the authentic well-being of
humanity.” Jesus does this in a radical way through His
death and resurrection. We, too, are invited to bring new
life to the world around us. This means holding the world
and everything in it as sacred. It means advocating for
civil policies that respect life and paying special care to
the vulnerable and marginalized in every stage of life. It
means being disciples of Jesus, inviting people into
authentic love so that one day we will together “be with
[Him] in Paradise!”
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Continued from preceding page …
advisor. Pay attention to your dreams, but also test them.
TODAY’S READINGS: Daniel 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28; Luke
21:12-19 (505). “I have heard that you can interpret dreams and
solve difficulties.”
Thursday, Nov 28, 2019
THANKSGIVING DAY
Deepen your gratitude
Research from the Greater Good Science Center at University of
California, Berkeley and A Network for Grateful Living has under-
scored the importance of gratitude—or “reverence for what is giv-
en.” Focusing our mental lens on abundance, not scarcity, can
lead to dramatic improvements in health and quality of life. Dr.
Robert Emmons and Brother David Steindl-Rast pioneered the
field that teaches us to appreciate all experiences, whether we
once labeled them “good” or “bad.” Find a gratitude practice for
you or your family and try it for a week.
TODAY’S READINGS: Daniel 6:12-28; Luke 21:20-28 (506). “Stand
up and raise your heads, because your redemption is drawing
near.”
Friday, Nov 29, 2019
God’s persistent presence
Both of today’s readings point toward the notion that God’s king-
dom persists, no matter what. Daniel presents fantastical, destruc-
tive beasts with teeth and horns and thrones of flames. But van-
quishing them all is “one like a son of man” with an enduring king-
ship. In the gospel, Jesus reinforces the idea: the kingdom is near;
His words will endure. There is comfort here for the faithful: While
the world around us may be in upheaval, God’s presence never
fails. Allow yourself today to rest in the certainty that God’s king-
dom is always at hand.
TODAY’S READINGS: Daniel 7:2-14; Luke 21:29-33 (507). “Know
that the kingdom of God is near.”
Saturday, Nov 30, 2019
ANDREW, APOSTLE
Introducing Jesus
If ever there were a patron saint of introductions—fortuitous, life-
changing introductions—it would have to be Andrew. At the begin-
ning of John’s gospel, Andrew tells his brother Simon Peter, “We
have found the Messiah,” before introducing him to Jesus. And we
all know how that turned out for Peter! Later, before Jesus per-
forms the miracle that fed 5,000 people, it was Andrew who intro-
duced him to the boy with two fish and five loaves. Later still, it
was Andrew who was approached—on the eve of Jesus’ death—
when a few curious Gentiles wanted to meet Jesus. As Advent be-
gins, consider ways that you, too, could introduce others to Christ.
Like the boy with the loaves and fishes, it could be as simple as
bringing food to a gathering.
TODAY’S READINGS: Romans 10:9-18; Matthew 4:18-22 (684).
“They left their nets and followed Him.”.
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ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC ACADEMY NEWS
Sunday, Dec. 8 - Christmas
Extravaganza! 8 AM - 2 PM
Come shop with over 25 vendors,
crafts, food and fun and a visit from
Santa Claus and his elves. Our fa-
mous straw game and Mrs. Claus’
bakery shop will be open too!
The Science of Learning
SJCA students in Grades 4 through 8 recently participated in
the Riffle Bioassessment by Volunteers (RBV) program, a
statewide volunteer water quality monitoring program coordi-
nated by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environ-
mental Protection (DEEP). The students were trained by
SJCA’s STEM Coordinator and Certified RBV Trainer, Paul Shaf-
er. The students then visited the Pootatuck River in Newtown
where they conducted the valuable riffle bioassessment. They
collected, identified and sorted live macroinvertebrate speci-
mens and recorded the results. They also were able to pre-
serve a few specimens of each species they collected to be
sent to the DEEP. The data will be used to help calculate fund-
ing for fresh water conservation in the state.
Registration: Pre-K through 8th grade classes are still open to
enroll your child for the 2019-2020 school year! Please con-
tact Admissions Coordinator, Lisa Sweeting at lsweet-
[email protected] or 203-775-2774, or visit our website at
www.sjsbroofield.org for more information.
PILGRIMAGE TO POLAND
Celebrating the 100th Anniversary
Of Pope St. John Paul II’s Birth
10 DAYS — OCTOBER 12-21, 2020
VISITING: Warsaw * Wroclaw * Czestochowa
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For More Information Contact:
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Greg Dembowski — (203)733-7209
LIMITED! SIGN UP TODAY
Ecumenical Thanksgiving Prayer Service
Wednesday, Nov. 27, 7:00 PM
Valley Presbyterian Church
21 West Whisconier Rd., Brookfield
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WEEKEND OF NOVEMBER 16-17, 2019
Sunday Offertory . . . . . . . . $11,319.75 *
* Includes average weekly electronic contributions of $4,100
OPERATION�
TURKEY DROP�
Saint Joseph’s Annual Food Drive
to Assist Our Needy Brothers and
Sisters Served by Blessed
Sacrament Church in Bridgeport�
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KEY DATES AND TIMES:�
��Now thru Tuesday. Nov. 26�
Leave donations of non�perishable food
in the rear of the church near the
votive candle rack. (See shopping list
from last week’s bulletin)�
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��Tuesday, Nov. 26 � 6 to 8 PM�
Drop off turkeys at the truck in front
of the church�
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��Tuesday, Nov. 26 � 7 to 8 PM�
25 Volunteers needed to sort & pack
food donations and load boxes on the
truck. (Sign up in the vestibule this
weekend!)�
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��Wednesday, Nov. 27 � 7 to 9 AM�
Last chance to drop off food &
turkeys. No turkeys after 9 AM
please!�
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��Wednesday Nov. 27�9 AM to Noon�
12 Volunteers needed help deliver food
and turkeys to Blessed Sacrament.
(Sign up in the vestibule!)�
O Gracious God,
we give you thanks for your
overflowing generosity to us.
Thank you for the blessings of
the food we eat and especially
for this feast today.
Thank you for our home and
family and friends, especially for
the presence of those gathered
here.
Thank you for our health, our
work and our play.
Please send help to those who
are hungry, alone, sick and
suffering war and violence.
Open our hearts to your love. We
ask your blessing through Christ
your Son. Amen.
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PARISH MINISTRIES
Liturgy
Altar Servers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203.775.1035
Choir Director - Arianna Carlo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203.775.1035
Faith Formation and Sacraments
Religious Education Coord. - Ms. Pat Smith . . . . 203.775.1035, ext. 107
RCIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203.775.1035
Scheduling Baptisms – Mrs. Rita Golaszewski. . . 203.775.1035, ext. 101
Marriage Scheduling/Prep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203.775.1035
Prayer & Devotion
Men’s Retreat – Mr. Peter Brady . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203.740.1243
Women’s Retreat – Mrs. Barb Roeder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203.740.9428
Men of St. Joseph – Mr. Carl Monti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203.740.9544
Parish Councils and Administration
Parish Council – Mr. Andy Pacuk, Chairman. . . . . . . . . . . .917.514.5974
Finance Council – Mr. Frank Cavalea, Chairman. . . . . . . . .203.482.5563
Other Ministries & Organizations
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Station Bereavement Ministry
Mrs. Mary Shaughnessy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203-775-9138
Mrs. Pat Tharrington. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203-775-4836
Knights of Columbus – Mr. Patrick Jennings . . . . . . . . . . .203.240.2425
Mary-Martha Ministry – Mrs. Pat Font. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203.775.2335
Women’s Reflection & Prayer Group – Mrs. Barb Roeder . 203.740.9428
Outreach to Sick/Shut-In – Sr. Mary Ann Socha, CMGT . . 203.794.1486
Monday, November 25
6:45 AM - Sheila McCabe, req. by the McCabe family
8:45 AM - Joseph Breitling, req. by Edmund P. Breitling
Tuesday, November 26
6:45 AM - Intentions of our Parishioners
8:45 AM - Pierre L’Heureux, req. by George & Agnes Stutsky
Wednesday, November 27
6:45 AM - Freda Corsak, req. by Peg & Norm Ellis
8:45 AM - Frank DeKoskie, Sr., req. b the DeKoskie family
Thursday, November 28 - Thanksgiving Day Holiday Observed
8:00 AM - John Stahl, req. by Bill, Pat & Keith Font
Friday, November 29 - Parish Holiday
8:00 AM - Nancy Murphy Verville, req. by her family
Saturday, November 30 - St. Andrew, Apostle
8:00 AM - Dot Bona, req. by Betty Wojciechowski
5:00 PM - Peter Voyentzie, req. by Jim & Pat Tharrington
Sunday, December 1 - 1
st
Sunday of Advent
7:30 AM - Elizabeth Tomascak, req. by Betty Wojciechowski
9:00 AM - Anna McDermott, req. by her son, Jim
11:00 AM - Doris Maynard, req. by friends
5:00 PM - Dorothy Kuzma, req. by Danielle & Xavier LeKoux
Week of November 17-23, 2019
Saturday & Sunday - Respect for Life Candle Fundraiser
Sunday - Coffee & Donuts - After 9 AM Mass - Parish Center
Sunday - Holy Hour - 4:00 PM - Church
Monday - Lectio Divina - 5:30 PM - Rectory Mtg. Room
Tuesday - Adoration & Reconciliation—7:00 PM - Church
Saturday - Children’s Choir Rehearsal - 9 AM - Church
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A Cornucopia of Thanksgiving Puns!
Q: Why did the turkey cross the
road?
A: It was Thanksgiving Day, and
he wanted people to think
he was a chicken!
Q: What is a turkey’s favorite
dessert?
A: Peach gobbler!
Q: What did the turkey say to
the computer?
A: “Google, google, google.”
Q: What do you get when you
cross a turkey with a centipede?
A: Drumsticks for everyone on Thanksgiving!
Q: What did the turkey say to the turkey hunter on Thanksgiving
Day?
A: “Quack! Quack!”
Q: What sound does a limping turkey make?
A: “Wobble, wobble!”
Q: What kind of music did the Pilgrims listen to at the first
Thanksgiving feast?
A: Plymouth Rock!
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UNITED YOUTH
Join us for UNITED
6:00pm! At St. Rose, Newtown
Follow us @ctunitedyouth
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Parish Schedule
�� Wednesday, Nov. 27 - Ecumenical Thanksgiving Pray-
er Service—Valley Presbyterian Church—7:00 PM
�� Thanksgiving Day—Mass at 8:00 AM; Parish Office
Closed
�� Friday, Nov 29—Parish Holiday—Mass at 8 AM; Parish
Office Closed
�� Saturday, Nov. 30—Mass at 8:00 AM
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