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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 4:00 PM Birthday Remembrance for Ann Maher

requested by her Children

5:30 PM 13th Anniversary for Walter Burkott requested

by his Wife and Daughters

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22

8:00 AM Tao Tran requested by his Family

9:30 AM Birthday Remembrance for Donna Linderme

requested by her Daughter, Sarah Xavier

11:00 AM John P. and Amelia DeMarco requested by their

Goddaughter, Sheila Mansfield

12:15 PM Deceased Members of the Bertera and Dziedzic

Families requested by their Family

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23

8:00 AM Birthday Remembrance for Theodore W. Urban

requested by his Daughter, Susan

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24

8:00 AM Birthday Remembrance for Eileen Friese

requested by her Family

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25

8:00 AM 7th Anniversary for Richard Daglio requested

by his Wife and Family

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26—THANKSGIVING DAY

8:00 AM Angela Howard requested by her Family

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27

8:00 AM NO MASS

5:00 PM Nuptial Mass for Raymond Barbieri and Laurie

Cassidy

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 8:00 AM NO MASS

4:00 PM 9th Anniversary for Margaret Nostin requested

by Tom and Denise

5:30 PM Harry C. Augusti requested by his Family

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29—FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT

8:00 AM Paul Moras requested by his Wife, Darlene

9:30 AM Tao Tran requested by his Family

11:00 AM 45th Anniversary for Joseph Kennedy requested

by his Family

12:15 PM William J., Esther V. and Steven J. O’Neill

requested by their Family

ROSARY ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON—The rosary will

be prayed every Wednesday at 2:15 p.m. in the Parish Center

chapel. The three mysteries will be prayed – but come for one,

two or all three. All are welcome!

PRAYERS FOR DECEASED—Daniel Fitzgerald, Edward

Fitzgerald and Edna LaGuercia. May their souls and the souls of

all the faithful departed rest in peace.

OUR BULLETIN IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE—Find the

bulletin anytime, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, always in the

same place. Parishioners can go to SeekAndFind.com anytime to

find an updated copy of the bulletin.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (often

abbreviated RCIA) is the process through which interested adults

and older children are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic

faith and way of life. The RCIA is a communal process and

involves a number of stages punctuated by liturgical rites to aid

and assist the potential convert toward the final rite, usually at the

Easter Vigil at which time they will become full members of the

Catholic Church. If you or someone you know is interested in

receiving the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and/or

Eucharist, or if you have been away from the faith for a while and

would like to come back and learn more about it, please call Fr.

Matt at the rectory (739-4779) or speak with him after Mass.

The Christmas season is once again upon us, and

along with it comes the Parish Giving Tree. Many

needy families in West Springfield have been

helped by your generous donations.

Our Parish Giving Tree will have tags for boys and girls, teens, as

well as the elderly and families. The younger boys and girls love

toys, and can also use hats, mittens, gloves and scarves. The

older children also like items that are sports themed. The elderly

can use gift cards to grocery stores as well as restaurants. Many

residents of West Springfield can use a helping hand.

Fast food restaurant gift cards are helpful to the Parish Cupboard.

They are used to feed the homeless on the weekend when the

Parish Cupboard is not open. Gift cards should be returned by

way of the collection basket during Mass.

The Parish Giving Tree has begun and will continue until the

weekend of December 5 and 6. Please place unwrapped gifts

under the Christmas tree.

Thank you, once again, for the generosity shown by all

parishioners to help make the Christmas season a little brighter

for our neighbors in West Springfield!

If you have any questions, please feel free to call Mary Flaherty at

734-6785.

Parish Offertory Gift—November 14/15 $10,674

Thank you for your support.

My Dear Friends in Christ,

The release of the movie “Spotlight” has brought renewed

attention to the painful experience of child abuse which occurred

within our faith community. Although the movie highlights

events in Boston, we know that every diocese, including our own,

was impacted by this crisis and the violation of trust which lies at

its center. I want to take this opportunity to reiterate how deeply

sorry I am for the past failure of our Church to protect young

people, I want to apologize personally to all victims of abuse and

their family, friends and loved ones, and to assure you that we

continue to pray for you and ask for forgiveness.

At the same time, I want to re-commit the diocese to taking all

necessary measures to ensure the safety and well-being of our

young people, those entrusted to our care and ministry. I also

want to urge in the strongest manner that if you know of some-

one, whom you have good reason to suspect may be the victim of

abuse, to report it immediately to local law enforcement officials.

If this is taking place within our faith community, I also ask that

you call the diocesan confidential Abuse Reporting Hotline toll

free number at 800-842-9055.

To learn more about our Child and Youth protection services

visit us on-line at www.diospringfield.org.

May God bless you,

Bishop Mitch

ANNUAL PHIL COBURN THANKSGIVING DINNER ON

NOVEMBER 26, 2015—The West Springfield Parish and Interfaith Association is once again holding the Phil Coburn Thanksgiving Day dinner for all West Springfield residents. The dinner will be held at St. Thomas in the school gym from noon until 2 p.m. and is free of charge. Meals will also be delivered to those not able to attend. If you would like a meal delivered to your home, please call Dianne at the Senior Center, 739-0247. If you need a ride to the dinner, please call Rose Desrosiers, 734-9853. Many volunteers are needed to work the day before the dinner, to deliver the meals and to serve the meals at the church on Thanksgiving Day. Donations of bread, desserts, turkeys or hams are also deeply appreciated. If you would like to help or would like more information, please call Rose Desrosiers, 734-9853. Monetary donations may be sent to the West Springfield Parish Association, c/o Mrs. Carol Goulet, 40 Prince Avenue, West Springfield, Mass. 01089.

ST. ANN SOCIETY will have their monthly meeting this Sunday, November 22 at 2 p.m. in the Club Room. If members of St. Thomas Parish are interested in possibly joining the Society, please call Nancy at 737-8641. Hope to see you there.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED at Bethlehem House in Easthampton. Counselors: Wednesday 10-3 or Thursday 10-2; we will train.

Order fillers: Wednesday afternoons or early evening 2-3 hours. Sewers: to help run our serger to make Pack’n Play sheets or work from home on your serger. We have pattern, fabric and sheets precut. Please call Pamela at 262-8517. Bethlehem House is located at 33 Knipfer Avenue in Easthampton, www.bethlehemhouse@wma.org.

The Parish Office will be closed on Thursday,

November 26 and Friday, November 27 for the

Thanksgiving holiday.

BAPTISMS—Congratulations to the following who were baptized in November. Welcome to your parish family of St. Thomas the Apostle. God Bless and guide you on your journey of faith.

Parker Hyde Bilodeau, Alexis Kylinn Cassesse,

Colton Edward DeBarge, Kendall Rose Mackinnon,

Jack Robert Methe, Olivia Hope Mscisz

Anne Margaret Ryan

PLEASE NOTE—NO BAPTISMS in December due to Christmas and New Year’s. Next baptism will be on Sunday, January 24, 2016 at 1:30 p.m. Parents must be registered parishioners. Please contact the parish office, 739-4779, for more information.

ST. THOMAS CEMETERY—Just a reminder that winter flowers and decorations are allowed in the cemetery beginning Tuesday, December 1, 2015.

JOB OPENING—Full time position opening at the Dominican Nuns in West Springfield for a maintenance helper. For more information, please call 413-736-3639.

OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE

CATHOLIC SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORSHIP—St. Thomas parishioners, who have students in our parish school and/or at one of our area Catholic high schools, can have St. Thomas sponsor the student. Sponsorship is determined by participating in weekly Mass along with an annual envelope contribution of $750, the prior calendar year.

This weekend the flowers in front of the altar are

in loving memory of Donna Linderme on her

Birthday from her Family.

FALL INTO THE HOLIDAYS on Sunday, November 29, 9:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, 435 Maple Street in Holyoke (gym building—Chestnut Street entrance). Breakfast, lunch, and desserts available for purchase. A variety of vendors with handmade crafts, holiday decorations, and much more.

SUPPORT GROUP FOR PARENTS OF TRANSITION AGE

YOUTH—This is a group for empowering families through transition planning. Monthly meetings are held in Holyoke and West Springfield. Please visit ppal.net or email eszela@ppal.net or lindal@jerichobeca.org for more information.

OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION—CCD classes will be held Sunday, November 22, 9:30-10:30 a.m. for grades K-6 and Monday, November 23, 3:30-

4:30 p.m. for grades 1-6 and 6:30-7:30 p.m. for grades 8 and 10

only. All classes are held in the Parish Center.

ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE SCHOOL NEWS

STOCK MARKET CHALLENGE

On Thursday, October 29, our 7th and 8th graders traveled to the MassMutual Center in Springfield to

participate in the 10th annual largest one-day Stock Market competition in the country. This event, sponsored by Junior Achievement of Western Mass., is a large-scale interactive game that is a great way for students to demonstrate the basics of how the stock market works. This exciting event demonstrates to students the role that mathematics plays in daily life. It offers a number of other experiences that help show the link between classroom curriculum and reality. Our students prepare and compete in the event while learning valuable life lessons along the way. Each year our students are excited to compete in an event that approaches learning in a fun, hands-on, team oriented manner. St. Thomas the Apostle School brought forty students to the Stock Market Challenge this year. Our 7th and 8th grade students, dressed in their Wall Street professional attire, competed among approximately six hundred high school students in the event. Throughout the challenge, our students showed their ability to compete in this older division and did extremely well. As our nine teams worked together discussing the strategy of buying and selling stocks, the excitement of the event increased as our teams climbed up the leaderboard. Knowledge, quick calculations, hunches, and watching the news screen for national and world events became the strategy and work of each team. When the final bell rang and all trading ended, St. Thomas students were happy to see all nine teams place very well in the final rankings. One team in particular placed 3rd in this year’s competition and were recognized for their accomplishment at the end of the event. A trophy was presented to team “Golden”, four 7th graders who increased their initial $1,000,000 stock portfolio by 250%! Job well done to these young ladies and gentlemen! Congratulations to all of the 7th and 8th graders who competed in this year’s Stock Market Challenge! We look forward to competing in next year’s event. If you wish to learn more about St. Thomas the Apostle School, please visit us at www.stthomasws.org. Thank you!

NOVEMBER 22, 2015

SAVE THE DATE—On December 5, 2015, St. Mary’s is hosting a Women’s Retreat “We Believe: In the Trinity”. This year St. Mary’s Church retreat them is “We Believe, a Day with the Trinity”. Please join us as we learn about our belief in the three persons of the Holy Trinity: God the Father, God the Son, and the Holy Spirit. We will spend the day immersed in our God, learning, sharing, and growing in our faith. We will learn how each person of the Trinity relates to each other and to us. We will witness to each other how they can each be a wonderful presence in our lives. Our retreat will be held from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on December 5 at St. Mary’s High School Gym. To register or with any questions, please call Joanne Bagge at St. Mary’s Office of Religious Education, 562-5484.

Happy Thanksgiving!

CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT—During his visit to Brazil, Pope Francis said, “The measure of the greatness of a society is found in the way it treats those most in need” (World Youth Day, Address, July 25, 2013). With these words, Pope Francis continues to bring our attention back to the poor and our responsibility toward them. The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) responds directly to this call by addressing the root causes of poverty in the United States. Founded in 2004, the group Ex-Prisoners and Prisoners Organizing for Community Advancement (EPOCA) works to change the future for men and women returning to society after incarceration. Since its inception, EPOCA has steadily grown in membership, influence, and vision. Today, it forms a diverse team of 226 members working with thousands of allies every day to win legislative victories that improve the lives of families around the country. EPOCA created the campaign “Jobs Not Jails,” which proposes a jobs program for low-income, high-crime neighborhoods, offering residents hope and saving two billion tax dollars that would be spent on new prisons. EPOCA also works to enhance policies that offer people a chance to rebuild their homes, finish their education, and gain marketable job skills. CCHD supports EPOCA because it fights for the dignity of every person and implements structural changes that make our community stronger for the future. This collection, which will be taken up this weekend, November 21 and 22, is the primary source of funding for CCHD’s anti-poverty grants and education programs, like the grant that supports EPOCA. Funding from the collection offers new hope every year to those living in poverty throughout the United States. And remember, 25 percent of the collection’s proceeds stay here in our (arch) diocese to fight poverty in our community and defend the dignity of our neighbors. Help us defend human dignity and show Christ’s charity to those in need.

ADVENT PILGRIMAGE TO THE NATIONAL SHRINE OUR

LADY OF LASALETTE is scheduled for Saturday, December 6 by the St. Martha’s Guild of Sacred Heart Church, 1061 Springfield Street in Feeding Hills. We will be leaving at 10:00 a.m. and returning at 7:00 p.m. Cost, including bus, lunch at Wright’s Chicken Farm, and driver’s tip is $55. If you should have any questions, please contact Joanne Cappucelli at 786-7919 or jjcappa@aol.com. ST. ANN SOCIETY has a convenient and interesting way for you to make your gift purchases for showers, birthdays, and of course, Christmas is just around the corner. We have the “Taste of the Valley” coupon books now available-new and enhanced for 2016. More than 35 new locations and even coupons to Big Y. Cost is $25 and check can be made payable to St. Ann Society. To obtain these, please call Nancy at 737-8641 or Donna at 732-6520. Hope to hear from you and support our cause. Thank you.

ST. MARY GUILD 35TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR

featuring over 50 crafters and artisans will be held on Saturday, December 5 in St. Mary’s parish gym, 56 Hopkins Place, Longmeadow from 9 a.m.—3 p.m. A bake sake table, coffee bar, Kid’s Korner, enormous theme raffle baskets, gift certificate and money trees will be featured. Luncheon will also be served. MEN’S RETREAT—For those men who wanted to attend the retreat the first weekend in November but could not, an alternate retreat date will be set for January or February.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 2212 OF

WEST SPRINGFIELD—UPCOMING EVENTS

ADVENT PRAYER SERVICE on Sunday, November 29, 2:00—3:00 p.m. at St. Thomas Church. This service will include the recitation of the rosary as well as readings, songs and prayers to help enter into the new liturgical year and the beautiful season of Advent. All are welcome to attend.

CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY on Sunday, December 20, 2:00-5:00 p.m. at the St. Thomas School Club Room. Please send information with child’s age and sex to: K of C, St. Thomas Parish Center, 89 Pine Street, West Springfield, Mass. 01089 by Monday, December 7. Children 12 years old and under are eligi-ble. Trustee Louis Diaz is chairman of this event.

MESSAGE FROM DEACON JIM MARCUS

What are your spiritual Resolutions for the new liturgical year?

Many of us make New Year’s resolutions at the end of each cal-endar year. As we approach the end of our Liturgical year, let’s think of some spiritual resolutions we can make that will bring us into a deeper relationship with Jesus and strengthen our faith in God.

Some suggestions:

Set aside time each day for prayer. Evangelize—invite a friend to Mass with you Read the Bible Pick up a copy of Pope Francis’ “Joy of the Gospel” Join a Catholic study group—We have one here at St. Thomas in the Parish Center, Monday afternoons from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Use the internet to connect to your faith. Possible searches are as follows: usccb.org—U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (many re-sources here) Zenit.org—The World seen from Rome (keep up with Pope Fran-cis) stthomaswestspringfield.org—(Parish and local diocesan news) dailygospel.org—(free phone app.—have the daily readings emailed to you each day—can also be done through usccb.org web site)

As we look towards Advent and the start of our new liturgical year next Sunday, let us pray and work to build a stronger rela-tionship with Jesus.

“If up till now you have kept Jesus at a distance, step forward. He will receive you with open arms.” Pope Francis

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