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CONFESSIONSaturday from 3:00 pm to 3:45 pm
Wednesday from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
HOLY DAY MASSES 7:00 am, 9:00 am, and 7:00 pm
SAINTS ROSE AND CLEMENT PARISH 111 Long Street, Warwick Rhode Island 02886
WEEKEND MASSESSaturday Vigil - 5:00 pm
(Advent to Easter at 4:00 pm)Sunday at 8:00 am, 10:30 am and 5:00 pm
WEEKDAY MASSESMonday to Friday at 7:00 am
Bereavement Ministry, Alberta Baccari 401-732-8914
Garden Ministry, Barbara Melone 401-738-8474
Liturgy, Sr. Carol Ann Aldrich [email protected]
Men of St. Joseph, Malcolm Vakalis 401-219-6019
Mother Teresa Ministry, Deb Nelson [email protected]
Parish Council, Justin Puckett [email protected]
Stewardship, John Macera [email protected]
Social Ministry, Maggie Wallentin [email protected]
Women of SSRC, Gerry Grant 401-739-2380
Youth Ministry, Dcn. Ken Andrade [email protected]
Parish MinistriesParish Office Information
Reverend Matthew Glover, Pastor [email protected]
Mrs. Patti Gioffreda, Parish Secretary [email protected]
Mrs. Angie Howard-McParland, Pastoral Associate [email protected]
Ms. Kara Buchanan, Bookkeeper [email protected]
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirejczyk, Bookkeeper [email protected]
Mrs. Rachael Czepyha, Director of Faith Formation [email protected]
Mrs. Kelly Caton, Director of Music [email protected]
Mr. Anthony DiSaia, Superintendent
Mr. Benjamin Butler, Trustee
The Honorable Alice Gibney, Trustee
Phone 401-739-0212 Fax [email protected]
Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Pre-Kindergarten to Grade Eight Mrs. Kim D. Izzi, Principal [email protected] www.saintroseschool.com
Office 401.739.6937 Fax 401-737-4632 Accredited by the New England Association of
Schools and Colleges
Parish Staff Information
PARISH MEMBERSHIPNew members are always welcome!
Please contact the Parish Office at739-0212 to register.
St. Rose of Lima School
8:00, 10:30 & 5 pm Masses 9:00 - 10:15 am Faith Formation
7:00 am Mass 9:15 am Exercise Class
7:00 am Mass 7:00 pm Baptism Prep
7:00 am Mass 8:00 am Al Anon (McMahon Room) 9:15 am No Exercise Class 5:30 pm Confession 6:30 pm Evening for Vocations (Convent) 7:00 pm Transitus
7:00 am Mass 7:00 - 8:30 pm Choir
7:00 am Mass 12:00 pm Exposition & Adoration 7:00 pm Devotions
Tuesday, October 2nd
Wednesday, October 3rd
Saturday, October 6th
Thursday, October 4th
Friday, October 5th
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 PM + George H. Baker (18th Anniv.) 5:00 PM + Hilaire G. Guy (37th Anniv.) 5:00 PM + John E. Bonin (27th Anniv.)
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM + Dolores Mambro 10:30 AM + Joseph Romano 10:30 AM + 5:00 PM + Ethel Curran 5:00 PM + Anise Pilibosian
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2018 St. Thérése of the Child Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church 7:00 AM + Parishioners of SS. Rose & Clement
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2018 The Holy Guardian Angels 7:00 AM + James Daly (7th Anniv.)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 Weekday 7:00 AM + Holy Souls in Purgatory 5:30 PM Confessions
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018 St. Francis of Assisi 7:00 AM + Lillian Lynch (10th Anniv.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2018 BI. Francis Xavier Seelos, Priest 7:00 AM + Sr. Helen Mahoney, RSM (8th Anniv.) 7:00 PM First Friday Devotions SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2018 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 2:30 PM Donlevy & Gillissie Wedding 5:00 PM + Thomas & Anne McDonald 5:00 PM + William P. Murphy (4th Anniv.) 5:00 PM + Kathleen Kennedy (4th Anniv.)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2018 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM + Ann Bauer (1st Anniv.) 10:30 AM + Libera E. Harris (9th Anniv.) 10:30 AM + Robert Starkie (4th Anniv.) 12:00 PM Baptisms 2:30 PM Riding & Flynn Wedding 5:00 PM +
SEPTEMBER 23, 2018 Weekly Collection….………..$ 8,068.50
A sincere thank you for your support!
Sunday, September 30th
Monday, October 1st
Congratulations to the couples from our parish who Participated in the annual
Diocesan Anniversary Celebration at the Cathedral of SS. Peter & Paul
Twenty -fifth - Chris & Erin O”Brien Withers Fiftieth - George & Elaine Walmsley Sixty-fourth - Ben & Terri Butler
Sixty-sixth - Owen & Teresa Mahony Sixty-ninth - Harold & Patricia Blanning
Saints Rose & Clement Parish Newly Baptized Welcome the newest members of our parish family;
Jameson Charles Horton
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.”-Mother Teresa
I can’t help but feel that the world lately is longing for real connection and community. I’m not one to bemoan the evils of social media and technology, but I do see daily evidence of people using Facebook and Instagram in futile attempts at connection that remain at the surface level of selfies and memes, even if they do often make me laugh (and re-share, of course). I also see evidence of authentic community in the digital world--stories that go viral and get shared far beyond what they might by word of mouth, important happenings in the world that get buried by the lightning-quick news cycle, but deserve more attention. I think humanity always has and always will have a deep need to connect with one another and to exist within networks where we care for one another, even if we often have funny ways of showing it.
Jesus’s words in the Gospel that instruct us now to cause others to stumble reflect this emphasis on humans as social creatures. Our vocation and our baptismal call is to lift one another up, to promote the image of God present in every single person; not to incite sin in order to make ourselves look better.
And for Catholics, what exactly does authentic community look like? Well, the U.S. Bishops’ landmark document Economic Justice for All states that: “the deprivation and powerlessness of the poor wounds the whole community. The extent of their suffering is a measure of how far we are from being a true community of persons.” (88) In other words, the litmus test for how close our own communities come to the example of Jesus is how the most vulnerable members are faring.
By the time you read this, the chaos of the current Supreme Court hearing may well be past, but it put on display just how far off-course our standards for community and care have gone. Any world in which victims of sexual assault are seen as political pawns or any community in which brotherhood means “what happens here stays here” is far from the Gospel call of authentic community. It is the same toxicity which allowed for the coverups of sexual abuse in the church, that did not look out for the “little ones” whom Jesus cares for in the Gospel today.
I’m proud to be part of a community that works hard to care for its members--whether through fellowship at our picnic and BBQ, through the women’s group who meet for spiritual companionship, our bereavement ministry so thoughtfully run by Alberta Baccari, the homebound visits to those who cannot make it out, Fr. Matt’s homilies that constantly exhort us to push ourselves in service to Christ, the Mother Teresa group working constantly to feed and clothe those in need, and Rachael’s team of Faith Formation stewards leading our youngest to greater faith. We really do all belong to one another and our work for authentic community that lifts others up rather than tears them down feels more important now than ever. -Angie
Sunday ~ September 30, 2018
As September is coming to an end students and teachers have settled into a routine for the 2018-19 school year. Fall sessions of co-curricular activities have also begun including the election of our Student Council this past week. Pupils campaigned during election week and I want to congratulate all of our candidates for having the courage to run for office and give a speech to their classmates. A special congratulations to our winners and thanks to Mr. Sean McBride and Ms. Naomi Viera who in addition to teaching their respective classes also serve as the Student Council Moderators for the Middle School.
While Student Council has held its first official meeting, our Chorus has been busy rehearsing after school. This weekend they are singing at a Providence Bruins game at the Dunk. We have many more exciting events planned for our Chorus this fall including singing at a Providence College Hockey game next month and at the State House in early December. None of this would be possible without the leadership of our Chorus Director Mrs. Lorraine Gagnon and I want to thank her for the extra time she gives to the Chorus program.
I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as a leader in such a wonderful community, which is led by Father Matt and filled with so many fine students, dedicated faculty, and supportive parents and parishioners.
Classes are off to a great start! Last Sunday was our first week of Faith Formation for our K-grade 5 program and it was wonderful to see everyone again. We have a lot of new face and I would like to welcome everyone to this 2018-2019 year and hope that within this year you all grow in your faith.
Next Sunday October 7th there is No classes due to the Columbus Day weekend. Enjoy the time with your family and friends. My family and I will be heading to NH to visit relatives and hopefully pick some apples!
When we return on October 14th we will have our first Children’s Mass hosted by Grade 5. Letters to parents will go out today to notify you of the role your child will service in the Mass. Please let me know as soon as possible if they are not able to attend the Mass so we can find a replacement.
On October 14th our Grades 6-10 classes will meet again at 3:30. Please remember that 5:00 pm Mass is part of the program and the students will be attending as a class. If your family is also attending, you do have the option of your child sitting with their family if you wish. Classes will be dismissed from the church. We hope that families join us for this Mass. Like of Children’s Mass the students will be serving at this Mass.
Consider Fulfilling Your Baptismal Promise: We are in need of some more people to run discussion groups in our Grades 6-10 program. If you have made your Confirmation, then you can join us. Please consider this wonderful opportunity to help our youth strengthen their faith while living out your baptismal promise.
If you are interested in being part of our young people’s faith journey in any way, please consider helping with Faith Formation or Liturgy of the Word. Please consider joining the many that already guide our youth in their faith. Let this be the way you share your time and talent with the youth in our parish and become a part of their journey in faith.
It is not just the adults that can offer their Time and Talents our older Youth are also invited to join us! Please consider sharing your time and talent with the younger youth of the Parish.
Living Rosary - On October 15th will be celebrating the Living Rosary. If you are interested in being a part of the Rosary by being a bead please contact Mrs. Rachael Czepyha at [email protected]. Anyone is welcome to be bead.
Mrs. Rachael Czephya From the Desk of Mrs. Izzi
Our Youth Group for grades 2-5 will meet again on October 16th at 5:30 pm in the Youth Group room.
We will be making some Halloween treats along with other Halloween activities. If you have never joined us for Youth
Group, you can at any time. You do not have to be part of the Parish to join so if you have a friend you would like to bring all are welcome. If you have any questions about Youth Group,
please contact Mrs. Rachael Czepyha at [email protected].
Our parish garden is in need of volunteers! We welcome anyone who wants to help. There will be an
experienced volunteer at the garden on:
MON. 9:30-10:30 AM & TUES. thru SAT. 9:00-10:00 AM
All produce is donated to Westbay Marketplace Food Pantry.
Holy Hour for Vocations at St. Rose Convent You are invited to join the Filippini Sisters and pray a
Holy Hour for Vocations at Saint Rose Convent on Wednesday, Oct. 3rd at 6:30 pm. Please enter the convent using the
“Green Steps” doorway. All are welcome!
Baptism Preparation Class will be held this Tuesday, October 2nd at 7:00 pm.
Parents and Godparents are asked to attend. If you have any questions please call the parish office at 739-0212.
The Fall Arts and Craft Festival is coming up quickly!! We are going to need help from everyone!! How you ask? Many different ways. We will need people to help set up on Thursday night, we will need help breaking down. We will need volunteers in all areas on Friday night 10/19 and Saturday 10/20.
We are asking donations for several different areas. These donations can be dropped off at the Parish Office or you may contact me and we can arrange a pick up. Donations needed: -Bottle of wine for the Wine Cork Pull. -Gift cards for the Penny Social (Store, Restaurant, Gas, etc) -Baked Goods for the Bake Shop
There will be a Social Committee meeting on Tuesday, October 2, at 6:30 PM. We will be discussing the Arts & Crafts Festival and finalizing our plans. If you are interested in sharing some of you time, talent and treasure, here is a great opportunity!! It's also a great way to meet some really wonderful people!! Hope to see you there!!! Please feel free to contact me with any questions [email protected] Maggie Wallentin
CAL Basketball Grades 1-8 Sign upsRegistration Forms in Parish office!
We also are looking for coaches basketball teams! Please contact Beth White at [email protected]
SSRC Women’s Club Church Tour - Friday October 5th
at 11:00 am
Holy Name Church - Providence, RI Lunch to follow. All women of the parish are invited.
Car pool in church parking lot at 10:00 am. Bring a friend! Gerry 739-2380 Mary Ann 739-6506 Carolyn 732-4452
TRANSITUS October 3rd at 7:00 p.m.
Saints Rose & Clement Parish Sponsored by The Holy Spirit Fraternity
All are Welcome.
Matthew’s Closet We are in desperate need of toiletries for our friends in Oakland Beach and West Warwick. The drop box is on the right as you enter the church.
Women’s Day of Recollection on October 11th has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled at a later date.
Flowers for Our Blessed Mother
We are inviting any parishioner who would like to donate flowers which will be placed at the altar of Mary for all the weekend Masses until Advent. Anyone wishing to express their gratitude for Mary’s intercession can avail themselves to the weekly sign up list in the front of the church.
The flowers that you wish to donate should be purchased and brought to the sacristy (piano side) by Friday each week. Please place your flowers in the vase provided on the table.
If you have any questions you may contact Sr. Carol Ann Aldrich at 401-737-2494 for more information. Thank you for your generosity!
Military Service?
We would like to recognize the service and sacrifice of our parishioners in and out of the military. Please email or call Don Cerullo (401-443-0618 or [email protected]) if you, or you know a parishioner, who is serving or served in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard or National Guard so you may receive the recognition you deserve.
For Veteran's Day, we will be recognizing all of our veterans with flags in the front of the church personalized with the name of each veteran. Families may take their flag home with them.
Have you lost a loved one? Are you caring for someone who is experiencing a life changing illness? Please join us October 10th & October 17th at 7pm in the McMahon Room as we explore the impact of
loss on our lives. All are welcome to attend. For questions or more information, call Alberta Baccari at 732-8914
Mother Teresa Outreach Ministry Fundraiser Angelo's Restaurant is holding a fundraiser for the Mother Teresa Outreach Ministry. When you dine at Angelo's anytime in October, 10% of your total bill - before taxes -
will be donated when you present them with a coupon card. In addition, all donations to their Choo Choo Charities in October will go to the Mother Teresa Outreach Ministry. Angelo's has a train running on a track around the restaurant and patrons deposit a quarter for it to run. Coupons will be available after Mass this weekend or contact Karen Pertuso at [email protected] or 401-588-1666.
Angelo's Civita Farnese Restaurant is located at 141 Atwells Ave. in Providence.
PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARYOur lady asked us in 1917 to pray for the reparation of our
sins and those of the whole world. She's asking us to come and pray for these intentions and for our country.
Please join us on Saturday October 13th at 12:00 noon at St. Francis 596 Jefferson Blvd. Warwick. as we come
together with the rest of the world to pray the rosary.
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