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Page 1: ˘ ˇ ˆ€¦ · Please remember those who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith, especially, all the COVID-19 Victims. Remember the sick of the parish at home, in hospitals

MISSION STATEMENT�

To serve Jesus Christ by Loving God and each other, �

to spread the Good News and to make new disciples in our community.�

VISION STATEMENT�

To unify, awaken and energize the faithful and make our celebration of the Eucharist �

an irresistible expression of welcome, faith and love.

Accessible by

side entrance�

ST. GABRIEL SCHOOL

Mrs. Karla Neville��

Principal� ���

77 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, CT �

Tel: 860�688�6401�

FAX: 860�298�8668�

Website: www.stgabrielschool.org�

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE

Mrs. Cynthia Glick�

Coordinator of Faith Formation�

Hours: Monday �Thursday 8:00am �3:00pm�

Telephone: 860�683�0366�

FAX: 860�688�2638�

E�mail: [email protected]

CEMETERY SEXTON

Ms. Lori Possum�

Telephone: 860�688�9566�

CHURCH SEXTON

Mrs. Charlene Stosonis�

Saint Gabriel Church

379 Broad Street

Windsor, CT 06095

Saint Joseph Church

1747 Poquonock Avenue

Poquonock, CT 06064

Reverend John P. Melnick�

Pastor�

Email: [email protected]

Deacon Albert Cala�

Deacon R. Carl Lickwar�

SCHEDULE OF MASSES

Monday � Wednesday & Friday Daily Mass: 7:30am�

St. Gabriel & St. Joseph Churches alternate weeks �

Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm (St. Gabr iel), 5:15pm (St. Joseph)�

Sunday: 8:00 & 11:00am (St. Gabr iel)�

9:30am (St. Joseph)�

MUSIC MINISTRY

Mr. Scott P. Rioux �

Director of Music�

Office Hours: Monday�Thursday 8:00am � 3:00pm�

379 Broad Street, Windsor, CT Telephone: 860�688�4905/ 860�688�9566

Website: www.windsorcatholic.org FAX: 860�688�2638 �

RECTORY OFFICE

Mrs. Martha Erickson�

Parish Secretary�� �

E�mail: [email protected]

GROW YOUR FAITH IN CHRIST -

ONE MORE MEMBER

Office Hours: Monday�Thursday 8:00am � 3:00pm�

379 Broad Street, Windsor, CT �

Telephone: 860�688�4905/ 860�688�9566 �

FAX: 860�688�2638 �

Website: www.windsorcatholic.org �

Mr. Jonathan Wyse��

Communications Coordinator� �

E�mail: [email protected]

Ms. Lori Possum��

Bookkeeper��

E�mail: [email protected]

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T�� T������E���� S ���� � O������ T��� O������ 11, 2020�

Saturday� � �October 10 � The Vigil of the Twenty�Eighth

Sunday in Ordinary Time�

� 4:00 PM� � Josephine K. Morse req. by Barbara & �

(SGC)� � �Christopher Peyton�

� 5:15 PM� � Birthday Remembrance � Holman Danforth�

(SJC)� � �req. by �Daughter & Family�

� � ����

Sunday� � �October 11 � The Twenty�Eighth Sunday �in

Ordinary Time �

� � ����

� 8:00 AM� � Rev. Robert B. Vargo �

(SGC)� � Rev. Robert Russo �req. by Marge Conforto �

� � ���

� 9:30 AM� � Birthday Remembrance � Bill Holley req. by�

(SJC)� � �Daughter, Marion��

11:00 AM� � James Fernandes req. by Maureen Fernandes�

(SGC)� �

Monday� � �October 12 (Columbus Day)�

� 7:30 AM � � 8th Ann. � Francie Hoyer �req. by Husband, Ed

& Family�

Tuesday� � �October 13�

� 7:30 AM � �65th Wedding Anniversary Celebration � Faith &

Robert Brousseau req. by George & Marie Dixon�

� ���

Wednesday� �October 14 � St. Callistus I�

� 7:30 AM � � Chantel Erickson req. by Grandmother, Bridget�

Thursday� � �October 15 � St. Teresa of Jesus�

� No Mass� ��

Friday� � �October 16�

� 7:30 AM � � Eugene Hoyt req. by Ann Hickey�

� 5:00 PM � Wedding: Lisa Petkis & Daniel Kochapski �

The Following Weekend �

Mass Intentions�

Saturday� � �October 17 � The Vigil of the Twenty�Ninth

Sunday in Ordinary Time�

� �

� 4:00 PM� � 4th Ann. � Joanna Graywacz req. by Her �

(SGC)� � �Husband & Family�

� 5:15 PM� � Conrad Fauteux �

(SJC)� � Martin Fauteux req. by �Francoise Fauteux�

� � ����

Sunday� � �October 18 � The Twenty�Ninth Sunday in

Ordinary Time �

� � ����

� 8:00 AM� � Mary Swanteck req. by Her Brother, Bill �

(SGC)� � �

� � ���

� 9:30 AM� � Adam Rice req. by Steve & Martha Erickson�

(SJC)� � �

11:00 AM� � 15th Ann. � Barbara Ross req. by Dave & �

(SGC)� � �Margie Ross�

SACRAMENTS

Baptism: Sundays�

10:30am (St. Joseph) &

12:00pm (St. Gabriel)�

Please call the Parish Rectory Office to schedule

a date�

Reconciliation: �

Saturdays at 3:15pm (St. Gabriel)�

Marriage: Arrangements should be made by calling the

Rectory at least six months in advance�

Anointing of the Sick: Please contact the Rectory�

This Week Daily 7:30 AM Masses �

Monday � Wednesday & Friday �

will be held at St. Joseph Church�

Please remember those who have gone before

us marked with the sign of faith, especially,

all the COVID-19 Victims.

Remember the sick of the parish at home, in

hospitals and in convalescent homes,

especially, Kyle Stickles, Mary Olszewski, Linda Anderson,

Esther Boleski, Betty McDermott, Keith Wells, and any

persons afflicted with the coronavirus, their families, & those

named on our prayer wall. Remember our service men and

women and those on the medical frontline. �

Offertory�

October 3/4, 2020 �

� Weekly: $ 7,494�

�Parish Monthly Offering $ 1,812 �

On Giving: $ 2,585 (total) �

We give thanks to all our parishioners for their continued

support in serving our parish community in acts of kindness

greeting and seating parishioners and guests at Mass each

week and for their financial support to maintain progress

and maintenance in parish surroundings and necessities.

Remember for now, the St. Pauly Shed is closed for

donations and all food for the Windsor Food Bank must

be delivered directly to 599 Matianuck Avenue. Call

860-285-1990 to check on hours of food acceptance.�

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MERGER OF THE PARISHES

OF SAINT GERTRUDE AND SAINT

DAMIEN OF MOLOKAI, IN WINDSOR

On October 19, 2020, the Parish of Saint Gertrude, in

Windsor, and the Parish of Saint Damien of Molokai, in

Windsor, will be merged in accordance with canons 121 &

515 §2, forming one new Parish that will be known as the

“Parish of Saint Damien of Molokai.” Saint Gertrude Parish

will cease to exist as a separate juridic entity. On September

30, 2020, Archbishop Leonard P. Blair issued a decree

creating the merger according to the provisions of Church

law. Saint Gertrude Church building will remain as a sacred

place of worship at present. �

The substance of the decree is to be communicated to

parishioners at the aforementioned parish, including the

display in appropriate places so that parishioners can read it as

they enter or exit the churches. It will also be available on the

website, http://www.stewardsfortomorrow.org/. Canonical

recourse may be made within the peremptory time limit of ten

(10) days from the legitimate notification of the decree and in

accordance with the norm of law (c. 1734 §2). �

��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Reverend Ryan Lerner �

��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Chancellor

O������ 11, 2020�

Now through November 1, you are

invited to join other Christians for 40

Days for Life � 40 days of prayer and

fasting for an end to abortion. You are

also invited to stand and peacefully pray

during a 40�day vigil in the public right�

of�way outside the Hartford GYN Center

at 1 Main St. Hartford, CT 06106, and also to help spread the

word about this important community outreach. If you would

like more information � and especially if you would like to

volunteer to help, please contact Anne Boers at (203) 745�

7300. �

Hospitality Ministry Volunteers Needed!

Hospitality Ministry is looking for

parishioners to participate in an important

ministry role in welcoming visitors and parishioners

to our Masses at St. Damien of Molokai.

If you’re asking yourself “how can I help or get involved in

our Parish,” the Hospitality ministry could be your calling.

The ministry assists in seating people at Masses, helping

with emergency situations and serving in the initial points

of contact for questions. If interested, please contact the

Rectory at 860-688-4905.�

We invite you to Our Webinar�

Human Trafficking and COVID 19: �

A Dangerous Combination�

October 15, 2020 � 7:00 pm � 8:00 pm�

The novel coronavirus pandemic has impacted nearly every

aspect of society. In particular, it has aided in the rise of sex

trafficking on national and global levels. Victims are being

exploited through the internet, gaming platforms, web cams,

and chat rooms.��This webinar is designed to educate on what

is happening in CT and what can be done to protect our

children. � �

We are so pleased to have Tammy M. Sneed, the Director of

Connecticut’s Human Anti�trafficking Response Team for DCF,

present insights on how the pandemic is affecting vulnerable

children and youth in CT and the nation. Annmarie Boulay,

director of The Underground, will share some of the

challenges faced by survivors and how the Underground is

assisting them during this time.�Join us on October 15

th

and

learn how you can help! �

Advanced Registration is required. �

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/

WN_Yrhd8RyMRfWOnRuoYEa5RQ�

The Sanctuary Lamp will burn at St. Gabriel

Church for the greater glory of God and

In Loving Memory of Gertrude “Trudy” Gerety

in honor of the 100th Anniversary of her birth

requested by her Children: Kathleen Gerety, Justine Gerety,

Suzanne Gerety Ferreira, Elizabeth G. Hart & Kevin Gerety

The Pet Blessing last Saturday was well attended as you can see. �

The�blessing�of each animal, by name, means that health, healing

and life are being mediated from God for the benefit of the

animal in its relationship with its human partners. Thank you

Deacon Carl and all who attended once again.�

The hard thing about a hardening heart is recognizing it so you can (with

the grace of God) reverse course. And sometimes I recognize this in

myself and I just don’t want to turn things around. I want to wallow in my

grumpiness and judgement.

That right there, that statement is why you can’t do it alone. We need

God’s grace to do the hard things. You may not know or recognize it as

grace, but it’s there.

And that little reminder, I hope is enough to send up a little prayer, “God

change my heart. Mary pray for me.” Ask for help, lean on God’s grace for

assistance and start taking a little action even if your heart isn’t in it yet.

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O������ 11, 2020�

**Seating at Weekend Masses

The seating arrangement for all Masses is carefully planned to allow

required social distancing practices and safety of all parishioners.

Again, for your safety and the safety of all attending Masses,

parishioners must sit in their assigned seats for that Mass. Moving

your seat without the approval from the Hospitality Team disrupts

social distancing practices and jeopardizes the safety of everyone

including yourself. Please call the Parish Office should you have

concerns.

�� Online Mass reservations are accepted each week from **

Sunday through Wednesday for the coming weekend.

�� Phone reservations are only accepted between 9am and

noon each Tuesday. Please call the Parish Office at 860-

688-4905.

�� *A new reservation must be submitted for each Mass

that you wish to attend each weekend.

Counselor Training for Catholic �

Religious Emblems �

October 24, 2020 or January 9, 2021�

8:30 am � 12 pm �

For Cub, Scouts BSA, Venture and Sea Scout Leaders.�

Light of Christ, Parvuli Dei, Ad Altare Dei, Pope Pius, Adults Awards

and more.�

This meeting will be virtual, please link to register:�

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/ register/6827626769577662733�

Information: www.CatholicEdAOHCT.org�

For more information: Jennifer McClintock �

[email protected]

Pies will be distributed at St. Gabriel School �

on November 18.�

Thank you for supporting St. Gabriel School. �

Please email [email protected] with

any questions.�

Please check out the website www.stgabrielschool.org,

click the tab “SUPPORT US” to see the many ways

you can help the St. Gabriel School community.�

Lyman Orchards Pie &�

Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie

Dough on sale �

now through October

13! �

Orders: www.charityauction.bid/pies�

Fall Clean�up is here � �

������������������������������������������������������������������������������� �Volunteers needed!��

Saturday, October 17th �

9:00am till 12:00pm �

Our Building & Grounds committee will

simultaneously conduct a Fall Clean�up of

our Parish Churches. �

Bring your friendly smiles and radiant

enthusiasm along with your gloves, rakes and

equipment and join fellow parishioners as

we�beatify the landscape of our Parish. �

C1 & C2 students, this is a perfect

opportunity to support your Parish �

and earn community hours outdoors in the

fresh crisp Autumn air.��

Please text Pete Arsenault at 860�961�

4528 leaving your name and the �

church of your choice.� �

EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP � �

RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY

MOMENTS �

Respond with Love�

Do you remember a time when you spent much time or money

on a surprise or gift for someone else and they failed to

appreciate it? We do open ourselves up to disappointment if

our expectations do not match the response. Perhaps we

reached down deep to share a part of ourselves only to

encounter apathy and insensitivity. That can hurt even if the

person ignoring our gesture meant no ill will toward us.�

What must God feel like when we fail to respond to what He has

done for us. We probably do not purposefully slight God, but

perhaps we are so busy and mindless that it becomes

impossible to be responsive and mindful. We can miss the gift

of God which is right before our eyes.�

It is very difficult to be a good steward if we do not intentionally

choose to be mindful. We miss the important stuff in life, and

we neglect those placed in our path as gifts to enrich our lives. If

we are to live as Jesus asks, we must work on focusing our eyes

of faith on the things that matter and the gifts we have been

given. If we are made in the image of God, I suppose we can

guess how God might feel when His gifts are not acknowledged,

or His love not returned. If I reflect on the One who loves me

more than anyone, how can I choose to not offer my love in

return?�

� Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS�

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O������ 11, 2020�

Religious Education�

October�

������18���������������Virtual Religious Education Classes for�

Grades K � 8 9:30 � 10:10 am�

������25� Virtual Religious Education Classes for Grades �

K � 8 9:30 � 10:10 am�

November�

1� Virtual Religious Education Classes for Grades K � 8�

9:30 � 10:10 am�

���������1�����������������Students & Family Mass at St. Gabriel Church 11:00 am �

���������8� Virtual Religious Education Classes for Grades K � 8 �

9:30 � 10:10 am�

�������15 Virtual Religious Education Classes for Grades K � 8 �

9:30 � 10:10 am�

����� �21� Thanksgiving Food & Turkey Drive at St. Joseph Church�

9:00 am � 12:00 Noon�

��� ���22� Virtual Religious Education Classes for Grades K � 8 �

9:30 � 10:10 am�

����� �29� Virtual Religious Education Classes for Grades K � 8 �

9:30 � 10:10 am�

Religious Education Teacher Needed � a Catechist is needed for Grade

2. The Volunteer for grade 2 will partner with parents to prepare

children to receive the sacraments of Reconciliation and First Holy

Eucharist. Volunteers will use Zoom to meet with students online.

Please contact Cyndie Glick if you would be interested in sharing your

faith with the youth of our Parish.�

Religious Education Classes � Classes for students in grades K � 8 will

begin on Sunday, October 18

th

. The online classes will begin at 9:30 and

conclude at 10:10 a.m.� Confirmation (C1 & C2) small group discussions

will also be held online; Schedules will be sent to families.�

Families from St. Gertrude Parish � we would like to welcome you and

your children into the Religious Education program! If you would like to

register their child/children in the Religious Education program, please

contact Cyndie Glick as soon as possible.�

Parents � please check your email for the October issue of Partners in

Faith. This monthly newsletter contains timely information to help you

as you form the faith of your children to grow in their Catholic faith!�

The Kid Connection

Today we celebrate The 28

th

Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Today’s Gospel reading is from the holy Gospel according to Matthew,

chapter 22, verses 1 - 14. Read this aloud with your parents, then talk

with them about the reading.

In today’s Gospel Jesus tells a parable about the kingdom of

heaven. He tells the parable to the religious leaders - people

who were pretty sure that they were chosen by God for

salvation.

In the parable, some people accept the invitation, and

some people refuse it.

Jesus tells the parable to teach us about being invited to

be his disciple.

Jesus invites everyone to be his disciple. Some people accept his

invitation, and some people refuse it.

In the parable, who finally got to enjoy the wedding feast?

Were you surprised by this?

Do you think the religious leaders who heard the parable were surprised?

Jesus invites us to be his disciple. When we say yes to his invitation, he

offers us life with God forever!

God invites us to say ‘yes’ to his invitation of salvation, but we need to respond

by changing our lives and to follow Jesus to God the Father. We can pray to

Jesus to ask for his help!

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