sunday, march 15, 2015 fourth sunday of lent

March 15, 2015

Sunday, March 15, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Lent

SAINT LUKE THE EVANGELIST CHURCH

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Pray the Rosary

Monday through Friday

after the 9:00 Mass

Cenacle Monday at 7PM

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Celebrated on the 1st Sunday of each month

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday from 4:00 to 4:45PM ~ also by personal request

Reconciliation Room is handicapped accessible

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Please contact a Priest at least six months in advance

VISITATION OF THE SICK

Our extraordinary ministers are always pleased to bring the Eucharist

to parishioners who are unable to join us for weekly worship. If you or a

family member would like to receive Communion, please call the Rec-

tory. If you know of someone from the parish who is in the hospital,

please let us know.

Jean Meggison, Isla Winnie Bassler, Rosalie Utley,

Jack Harris, Ann Tisbert, Patrick, Christine, Robert Coutinho, Richard Renaud, Bill Miller, Margaret Mary Jacques, Bill Camerlin,

Phyllis Moroney, Bill Glennon, Denise Mitchell, Jane Burke, Ford Tingley Heather Patrick, Judy Achorn Berry, Michael Del Pozzo, Marie Paradis,

Vicki Foley, Elise Renee, Hayleigh Scott, Neil Kenny, Paul Fallon, Zachary Schaffner, Ryan Flory, Becky Rawson, Maria Matejko, Joe Gonzales,

Heather Patrick, Joan Fallon, Carol Pizza, Louis Yuknavich, Chris Beaton, Jim Bennett, Mary McGrail, Joan Antonio, Claire Kennedy, Sam Mozley,

Shelagh Ricker, Mary Fletcher, Dorothy Clinton, Barbara Auger, Lynn St. Jean, Elaine McDonagh, Toby Claufon, Tony Livingston,

Elizabeth Laverty, Margaret Markert, Barbara Barnes, Zachary Collins, Francesco Politano, Bernie Keiser, Christina Narensky, Ann Price, Doris Biedermann, Daniel Baker, Jeanne Amendola, Jack Walker,

Michael McAndless, Alice Makowiecki, Kaylee Bullard, Dominico Assalone,

Dorothy Grubba, Oliver Casey, Gary Shults, Sean Kennedy, Fred King, Corrine Sciarappa, John Lynch, , Kristy Cautello,

Joseph Malzone, Lois Kerbel, Carol Guarino, Michael Turpin, Patrice Hack, Constance McCarriston, Carson Wong, Joanne Chaput

PARISH PRAYER LINE 508.366.6916 or 508.366.1586 Names of individuals on the Prayer Line are not published in the bulletin

Let us remember to pray for all the men and women and their families who are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION TUESDAY 9:30AM TO 6:30 PM

BENEDICTION AT 6:30 PM

To visit the Blessed Sacrament is a proof of gratitude, an expression of love and a duty of adoration toward Christ our Lord.

The church greatly encourages us to constantly honor the Lord, present in the sacrament, through personal worship.

Saturday, March 14 5:00pm Barbara Hodsdon

by Gail, Steve & Jane Sunday, March 15

7:30am Lorraine Sowa by Pat & Ken Gagnon

9:00am Emidio DeLollis by his wife & family

11:00am John Brodeur by Claire Dube

6:30pm Jack Aylward by Gloria Joseph

Monday, March 16 9:00am John Peterson

by St. Luke’s parish family Tuesday, March 17

9:00am Vilzard & Cleanne Revost by their family

Wednesday, March 18 9:00am Patrick Blaney

by Christine & Brian Flynn Thursday, March 19

9:00am Eileen Young by Carol Watson & family

Friday, March 20 9:00am Mary O’Leary

by Peter Fynn Saturday, March 21

8:00am Antoinette Iodice by Matthew & Tracey Clemente

5:00pm Marcia Keiley by St Luke’s parish family

Sunday, March 22 7:30am Lorraine Sowa 9:00am EleanorKelley 11:00am Maria Barretti 6:30pm Matt Bruce

PROJECT RACHEL Hurting from abortion? Call Project Rachel, a ministry of the Church,

at (508) 791-HOPE for free, anonymous support. Please call us. You are not alone - we are here to help.

Today’s readings can be found in the Gather Hymnal page 1026


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ALL WOMEN OF ST. LUKE’S You are invited to the annual Lenten Evening of Re-flection sponsored by St. Luke’s Woman’s Club on Thursday, March 19. Mass is at 7:00 PM in the church followed by light refreshments and a guest speaker in the Parish Center. Our guest speaker this year is Dr. Nicki Verploegen, whose topic is “Tenderness, Mercy and Forgiveness: Lenten Oppor-tunities”. Nicki is co-founder of TATENDA Interna-tional, a nonprofit which provides retreats and moti-vational instruction for caregivers and pastoral work-ers. She presently teaches in the Diaconate For-mation Program and the Master’s for Ministry Pro-gram for the Archdiocese of Boston. Join us for this opportunity to relax and deepen our faith through spiritual reflection and prayer. Bring your daughters, mothers, aunts and girlfriends.

Catholic Relief Services’ Operation Rice Bowl invites us to pray with our families and faith communities, fast in solidarity with those who are hungry, learn about our brothers and sisters

around the world, and give sacrificial contributions to help those in need. Visit orb.crs.org for additional re-sources to use at home.

DIOCESAN CATHOLIC MEN’S CONFERENCE

15th Annual Diocesan Catholic Men’s Conference To all men who have purchased tickets to this year’s Conference congratulations. You are in for a Lenten day of inspiring witnesses to our faith. As we have done every year a group will car pool to the DCU center. They will meet in the parking lot behind the Parish Center and plan to depart for Worcester at 7:30 AM. If you would like to join the car pool please let Rich or Jay know so they can watch for you on Saturday morning March 21st. Our St. Luke Parish Contacts are Rich Reilly (508-836-3715) or Jay Woodman (508-330-7071). You can still pur-chase tickets by visiting our website - www.firstmensconf.org - or calling 508-929-4345.

YOUTH M INISTRY

Special event for junior high students: Sat. March 21. Rapper Oscar Rivera will be presenting a fun af-ternoon. It will be at St. John’s HS in Shrewsbury from 12:30 to 5:00pm. We need adult drivers. Please email Gloria to sign up by March 14th.

Confirmation students: our Pot Luck Dinner will be on Saturday, March 21 at 6 pm up in the Hall. Confirmation candidates, sponsors, family are invit-ed. Please rsvp to Gloria by March 14th.

HS Service Retreat Day is Saturday, March 28. We will be working at Holy Family Retreat Center in Hartford, CT. We will leave St Luke’s at 8:30am and return by 5 pm. Please email Gloria to say you are coming. We need drivers for this day.

CANCER SUPPORT GROUP For those of you whose daily lives are affected by cancer treatment, either presently or in the past, we are offering a support group for healing of the mind and spirit. The group will meet in the Parish Center every other week on Wednesday at 10 am. The next meeting is on March 18th. All are welcome, please join us.

ATTENTION H.S. SENIORS

The Knights of Columbus Scholarship applications are available now. To ap-ply for the Scholarship, you must be a child or grandchild of a Council 85 member. Please stop by Gloria’s office and pick one up. The completed application is due April 10.

ST. LUKE ’S SENIOR ADULTS DAY OF REFLECTION

On Monday, March 23, at 9:45 a.m., we

will again observe a Day of Reflection with Father Charles Dumphy, who joined us last year. Fr. Charles will celebrate a special Mass for us at the Parish Center at 10 a.m., he will join us afterward for a light lunch of homemade soup and bread, and then share with us some reflections on the Lenten season. All are welcome to join us for a morning of thought-ful contemplation. Also, please remember to bring in your donation of personal items for Abby’s House. In case of inclement weather, call Jean-Marie Newey at 508-845-3686 or Florence Richards at 508-842-2249 for cancellation information.

A BIG THANK YOU! We had a wonderful turn out for the Pasta Supper. Thank you to all

those who helped cook, serve, clean up. It was a fun night and we raised $2,320 for Fr Rick's pediat-ric hospital in Haiti. Thank you for everyone's support of his hard work.

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Confirmation Retreat ReflectionsConfirmation Retreat ReflectionsConfirmation Retreat ReflectionsConfirmation Retreat Reflections I really enjoyed the retreat as a whole. I thought it was nice to get to spend time with kids in my grade I wouldn’t usually hang out with. I think I was able to really bond with them over the course of the weekend. I thought it was nice that every-one there was really positive the whole weekend. I expected to have a few negative kids that would bring everyone else down but luckily I didn’t experience that. Everyone seemed happy to be there and excited to see what we were going to do next. It was nice to get away from the world and not have any technology and just focus on our faith and the people around us. On Sunday it was really nice to read all the nice things my friends had said about me. I feel like we don’t nor-mally take the time to go out of our way and say something nice to someone. This way we were able to do it for other peo-ple and we could receive the nice affirmations ourselves. I had a really fun time with all the people on my retreat and it was a really positive experience for me. I really enjoyed hearing the leaders stories. I thought they were all very courageous and strong to be able to tell such per-sonally and heart wrenching stories. Andrew Whamond’s story kind of stuck with me because I totally agree with all that he had to say. It’s really the little things that can mean a lot more to someone than you would expect. I learned a lot about people in my church that I did not know and I was honored that they wanted to share their stories with all of us. I feel like I’ll always remember those stories and how they made me feel. I was able to feel more comfortable with myself in the

Catholic church and more comfortable with the idea of getting confirmed. Riley Gardner The retreat was a great time to get away from reality for the weekend. Being surrounded by friends and church members was very comfortable. I really liked the retreat center we stayed at. I enjoyed the walks to and from meals because they served as great bonding time with the perfect distance to help gain up an appetite. One of the highlights for me personally was when all the confirmation kids sat in a circle and the group leaders walked around while placing their hands on every student. At this time, it seemed as if everyone was truly at peace with themselves, one another, and God. I also enjoyed the talks that each leader gave. It was amazing and heartwarming to hear what everyone has gone through in their life and

how God truly helped them. Brooke Callery I found the retreat to be a fulfilling and inspirational experience. I enjoyed the various activities that we did as a big group as well as the discussions we had in our small groups. I had Herman as a group leader and I enjoyed his stories and insight. My favorite thing that we did was the laying of the hands because that was something I had never done before and I found that to be relaxing. I think that my peers and I would all agree that it brought us together as a community and gave us the opportunity to get to know each other even better than we already did. I also thought that the affirmations were a good

way to reflect on myself as a person as well as see the great qualities in others. -Melanie Mulrain Going into the retreat I had my doubts as to whether it was going to be a good weekend, especially because I was going to be missing the AFC championship game! Also, as we were the second group to go on the confir-mation retreat, I had heard several different opinions of the retreat. Honestly, it was one of the most powerful and moving weekends of my life. Before the retreat weekend, I couldn't tell you the last time I had went to confession. This was something that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. Confession is something I plan to go to quite often now. Also, one of my favorite parts of the weekend was playing football with Father Jim and the other kids on the retreat. I felt as though this was a real bonding experience. I enjoyed all of the different speakers that told us their stories, it showed how everyone can find their faith even when they are so lost in life. This weekend was a way for me to

get closer with my faith, and I really did do that David Beliveau


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March 8, 2015 supports OUR L ITTLE BROTHERS AND SISTERS ORPHANAGE IN HAITI in the amount of $1,639.

March 15, 2015 ( today) OUTREACH March 22, 2015 supports CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICE

Catholic Relief Services is the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic com-munity and carries out the commitment of the Bishops of the United States to assist the poor and

vulnerable overseas. Founded in 1943, they are an organization of 5,000, working in nearly 100 countries and reaching more than 100 million of the world's poorest people each year with innovative solutions to tough problems like poverty, hunger, drought, disease and emergencies.

Catholic Relief Services works in close partnership with the Catholic Church around the world and local, na-tional and international organizations that share their focus on finding ways to meet immediate needs while empowering communities for the long term. In Africa, CRS works in over 30 countries providing food, peace building, emergency response and health services. In Southeast Asia, the emphasis is on promoting good gov-ernance and alleviating poverty. CRS has had a presence in the Middle EAST for for over 50 years, focusing on programs to alleviate suffering and promoting human rights.

Many lives have been transformed from the generosity of donors to Catholic Relief Services. St. Luke’s par-ish will continue to support this cause and alleviate suffering and restore hope for our brothers and sisters in the United States and overseas. Please give generously. Thank You!

Women’s Retreat Watch Hill, RI May 1-3 2015 “Prayer, Our Deepest Longing”

The cost of the retreat is $175.00, with a $75 deposit (check made out to St. Luke’s)-- assuring you of your room assignment. Final payment is due on April 20th, 2015. To register, please complete a reg-istration form which can be found in the vestibule of the church and send your deposit to the attention of: Pamela Vaccari at the St. Luke’s rectory, 508-366-8509.

RESPECT L IFE M INISTRY

The Respect Life Ministry will once again take part in 40 Days for Life, engaging in peaceful prayer outside Planned Parenthood in Worcester. This spring’s cam-paign, run simultaneously in hundreds of cities, goes from Ash Wed. to Palm Sunday, February 18 –March 29. Please sign up at 40daysforlife.com/Worcester to cover some time. Any time that you can commit to helps.

FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT “For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son…” (John 3:16) Of all the wonderful

gifts that God has given to us, the gift of His own Son is truly the greatest. How can we ever thank God for a gift like that? God does not ask us to sacrifice our own precious firstborn, but

He does ask that we be generous in making some sacrifices for Him.

Zumba Party

SPONSORED BY THE WOMEN OF ST. LUKE ’S THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH AT 6:30PM ~

PARISH CENTER HALL

Come for an evening of dinner and Zumba dancing with instructor Martha Convers. No experience needed; just

keep moving at your own pace, enjoying the vibrant mu-sic and your fellow WOSL members. Tickets are $15. Signup sheets are located at the back of the church and must be returned by Monday, April 6. Tickets will not be sold at the door.

Questions: Barbara Nickley [email protected] 508-616-0204 Rosemary Wildfire [email protected] 508-925-8985

INVITATION TO VISIT WITH THE COMMISSION FOR WOMEN The Commission for Women of the Diocese of Worcester welcomes any woman interested in mak-ing a difference in our church and society to visit us at one of our meetings. These take place on the third Tuesday of the month from 7 to 8:30 pm (Next one on March 17) in a meeting room at St. Mary Church, Shrewsbury. We strive to bond to-gether the women of the diocese through spiritual, educational and social programs. Each year we study pertinent books and discuss during our meet-ings. At this time we are reading Pope Francis’s “The Joy of the Gospel.”


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St. Luke the Evangelist Parish is a Roman Catholic

community in the Diocese of Worcester. We strive to

learn, teach and joyfully live the fullness of our Faith

and serve God and our neighbors in charity and truth.

We faithfully celebrate the Sacraments, pray together

as a community and give generously of our time, tal-

ent and treasure to live and promote the Gospel of

Jesus Christ in our daily lives.

LORD’S DAY MASSES

Saturday: 5 PM, in Spanish 7 PM

Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM, 6:30 PM

Weekday Masses

Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM

Saturday 8:00 AM

Holy Days

7:00 AM, 12:10PM and 7:30PM

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Monsignor Michael G. Foley, Pastor

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Fr. James Boland, Associate Pastor


Ellen Linn, Music Ministry

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Dianne Patrick, Director of Religious Education


Gloria Josephs, Youth Minister


Julie Stanwood & Nan Ford, Parish Outreach

e-mail [email protected] Julie Basque, Parish Nurse


Maria Gasser, Parish Secretary


Ann Power & Pam Vaccari, Parish Ctr. Secretary


Linda Underwood, Bookkeeper


Beth Salsman, Housekeeper

Lawrence Orlando, Custodian

Patrick Malone, Custodian

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