Saint Joseph Basilica Parish of the Third Millennium

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1 Saint Joseph Basilica Parish of the Third Millennium Mission Statement Saint Joseph Parish is committed to proclaim the gospel message of Jesus Christ as a Catholic community of faith, by promoting a sense of commitment to the Church, encouraging divine worship and prayer, fostering evangelization and nurturing the spirit of service. Within the context of our Polish - American religious and cultural heritage, we foster our tradition and aspire to personal growth in faith. We are determined to develop our vision for the future, to educate the children in Christian values and to be receptive to the creative and saving grace of God. LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS Sunday Vigil: 4:00 p.m. Sunday 7:00 a.m. (Polish); 8:15 a.m.; 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. (Polish) Holy Day Vigil: 5:00 p.m. Holy Day 6:30 a.m.; 8:30 a.m.; 7:00 p.m. (Polish) Weekdays 6:30 a.m. (mon-fri); 7:00 a.m. (tue, fri, sat) CONFESSIONS - SPOWIEDŹ Saturday: 3 p.m. Eve of Holy Days: 3 p.m. Thurs. before First Friday 3 p.m. First Friday: 6:30p.m. PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Mon. - Fri.: 9 a.m noon & 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday - Office Is Closed! Please call ahead for an appointment with a priest. PARISH PERSONNEL Rector:... Rev. Msgr. Anthony Czarnecki Associate Pastor... Rev. Grzegorz Chodkowski Weekend assistance..rev. Charles Borowski Financial Secretary... Ewa Mamro Secretaries:Virginia Woznicki&Elizabeth Sabaj Organist:... Robert Wójcik Sacristan... Joseph Ziak RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a process established by the Church for individuals to become Catholic and receive the Sacraments of Initiation-Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. If you wish to become Catholic, or are a Baptized Catholic in need of making your First Communion and/or Confirmation, please call the Religious Education Office. BAPTISM. On designated Sundays. Please call to make arrangements. Parents are required to receive orientation. MARRIAGE. Proper preparation for marriage requires one year s notice. Please contact the rectory for appointment. MINISTRY TO THE SICK For those of advanced age, ill or hospitalized, call the rectory to arrange visitation. PARISH MEMBERSHIP If you would like to become part of St. Joseph Parish Family, please call the rectory. SAKRAMENT CHRZTU W wyznaczone niedziele. Proszę zadzwonić na plebanię, aby ustalić datę. Rodzice zobowiązani są do krótkiej katechezy. SAKRAMENT MAŁŻEŃSTWA Narzeczeni powinni zawiadomić kancelarię parafialną rok przed datą ślubu. SAKRAMENT CHORYCH Po sakramentalną posługę księdza proszę dzwonić na plebanię. ZAPISY DO PARAFII Parafia św. Józefa serdecznie zaprasza nowych członków. Zapisy przyjmujemy w kancelarii parafialnej. SAINT JOSEPH PARISH 53 Whitcomb Street, Webster, MA Phone: Fax: rectory@stjosephwebster.com SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL 47 Whitcomb Street, Webster Phone: Fax: Principal... Mr. Michael Hackenson Secretary... Mrs. Cynthia Belanger RELIGIOUS EDUCATION/RCIA Phone: ext.: reled@stjosephwebster.com FELICIAN SISTERS Phone:

2 Page 2 February 14, lutego r. Masses for the week Msze Św. w Tygodniu Sunday Vigil 4:00pm Annual Mass of Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts Troop 173 Sunday - February 14 7:00 Za wypominki 8:15 For the parishioners of St. Joseph Basilica 9:30 r.s. Chester Kosakoski (1st. Anniv.) - int. Wife, Theresa and daughter Lori and family 11:00 ś.p.. Janusz Majczak - int. siostra Monday - February 15 6:30 r.s. Rev. Joseph Szwach - int. Kazimierz Zurowski 2:15pm Lanessa Nursing Home Tuesday-February 16 6:30 r.s. Adelard M. Lariviere - int. Edward Sitkowski, Roland Malboeuf and John Hickey 7:00 ś.p. Józefy i Antoniego Sandomierz - int. rodzina Wednesday - February 17 6:30 ś.p. Czesław Kania - int. żona Halina 7:00pm For all intentions requested through the Divine Mercy Thursday - February 18 6:30 r.s. Albert Plouffe (5th anniv.) - int. Wife, Charlotte and children Friday - February 19 6:30.r.s. Julia G. Strzelewicz (18th anniv.) - int. Daughters Theresa Rohr and Charlotte Strzelewicz 7:00 ś.p. Jadwigi i Michała Ciupek - int. rodzina Saturday February 20 7:00 r.s. Daniel Strelczuk and Lidia Miłuska - int. Danuta and family Sunday Vigil 4:00 r.s. Tadeusz, Maria and Michael Tarasiak - int. Family Sunday - February 21 7:00 ś.p. Włodzimierz Sudyka - int. Franciszek Piwowarczyk 8:15 For the parishioners of St. Joseph Basilica 9:30 r.s. Stasia Nalepa (1st anniv.) - int. Genevieve, Anna and Theresa 11:00 (1) O Boże błogosławieństwo z okazji 50 rocznicy ślubu dla Kazimierza i Anny Żurowskich (2) r.s. Teresa and Jan Zdziarski - int. Sister I-25 Club Winner for 21st week #174 Esther Lesse SHARING OUR BLESSINGS-February 7, 2016 Weekly $4187 (including $221 in loose money); Diocesan Obligations $1561 (including $153 in loose money); Fuel $26 Weekly Budget $7000 Stewardship Note: I have now brought you the first fruits of the products of the soil which you, O Lord, have given to me. This line from the Old Testament offers two challenges. First, do you give to God from your first fruits, the best that you have to offer, or do you give from what is leftover? Second, do you remember that everything you have has been given to you by God? Ask God for a grateful and generous heart every day. SANCTUARY VOTIVE CANDLES For the week of February 14 through February 20 Main Altar - Candle I God s Blessings for a Safe Voyage for Jillian Given by her Loving Family Candle II In loving memory of Peter & Katherine Gwozdz and family, Bertha O Connell, Felix Gwozdz and Victoria McLaughlin Given by Theresa Gwozdz FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT February 14, 2016 The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart. Romans 10:8 JESUS AND THE DEVIL The devil tempted Jesus by quoting scripture, as today s Gospel reminds us. Try a self-serving miracle. Try selling out. Try dazzling the audience; people are gullible, after all. Try all these easy ways. The tempter tries to urge Jesus onto the slippery slope, attempts the old soft-soap, the snake-oil solutions that are always readily at hand. The devil knows better, but is powerless to do better, much less be better. The devil is evil personified, who senses in Jesus the stronger, truly attractive presence of holiness. Evil is exposed and engaged, we are reminded in this Sunday s Gospel. Evil knows the jig is up. The undoing of lies begins with Jesus, who takes up the work of soul-healing and world-healing. This Lent, the Church invites us to enter into this renewing, re-creative work and be made whole again. The second collection this week is for Higher Utility and Energy Costs. Next weekend s second collection is designated for the Church in Latin America. ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL STUDENTS ON WINTER BREAK Students and faculty will be enjoying their annual winter vacation from Monday, Feb. 15th through Fri., Feb., 19th. President s Day - is an official federal holiday, therefore the St. Joseph Rectory will be closed on Feb. 15th. BISHOP ROBERT MCMANUS LENTEN MESSAGE With the imposition of ashes on our foreheads, thousands of Catholics in our Diocese have entered spiritually into the forty days of Lent in preparation for the celebration of Easter. Please refer to Bishop McManus letter enclosed and his recommendations for penitential practices during Lent.

3 Page 3 Jubilee Year of Mercy On Ash Wednesday Pope Francis commissioned Missionaries of Mercy, priest-confessors sent forth worldwide as living signs of the Father s readiness to welcome those in search of [God s] pardon. In a way, though, Pope Francis challenges all of us to become missionaries of mercy (Misericordiae Vultus, 18) by living Lent in this Jubilee Year of Mercy more intensely as a privileged moment to celebrate and experience God s mercy (MV, 17). Francis bids us make the prophet Micah s words our own: God... who does not persist in anger forever, but delights rather in clemency. You will cast into the depths of the sea all our sins (Micah 7:18, 19). Having experienced God s mercy ourselves in the unconditional forgiveness of our sins, how eager we should be to invite others to know the peace of God s boundless mercy; perhaps even to experience, through our reaching out in gentle kindness and compassionate care, something of God s unconditional love for them. LENTEN SCHEDULE It has been a tradition that on Sunday s of Advent and Lent Sunday - 9:30am Mass is designated as a Family Liturgy. We ask SJS children with their parents as well as Religious Education students to attend this Mass as a personal sacrifice to Jesus Christ. We also ask students to perform a good deed and place a symbolic flower during the Offertory Procession at the base of the cross. Note forms are available on table behind the last pew of our Basilica. Sunday - 3:00pm singing of Gorzkie Zale and Benediction. Friday - 1:00pm Stations of the Cross. 7:00pm Stations of the Cross in Polish language Wed. - 7:00pm Votive Mass to Divine Mercy followed by Novena to St. Joseph Confession - will be heard each day during Lent following 6:30am Mass on Tues. at 7:00pm and Saturdays at 3:00pm. COLLECTION FOR THE CHURCH IN LATIN AMERICA This year we celebrate the important milestone of 50 years of solidarity with the Church in 25 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. We again ask for your support to develop evangelization and catechetical programs. A significant portion of this collection assists ongoing efforts in our own Diocesan Hispanic Ministry. The collection will be held at our Basilica on Saturday, Feb., 20th and Sunday, Feb., 21st. Please be generous. Catholic Free Press - Everyone should be aware of the current events and issues facing the world and the Catholic Church. Some people get information on line, but many others would like to have a hard copy to read leisurely. The CFP offers many details on the life of the Church and our society. The annual subscription is only $30 and is a very reasonable price for 52 issues + special issues. Please return your subscription (green) envelope as soon as possible to help our parish meet its designated quota; otherwise we will be billed for the balance. We are grateful for any lesser donations which will be used to defray the balance due. DEVOTION AND NOVENA TO ST. JOSEPH Our Lenten practice for this week should include making a special effort to participate in the Devotion and Novena to St. Joseph on Wed., Feb., 17th at 7:00pm. This is an opportune time to turn to our Patron, to intercede for needed blessings and needs. Our Eucharistic Ministers will assist in bringing St. Joseph s statue into the sanctuary. Please note your petitions on paper provided in the Chapel to be read during Mass. We appreciate your donations. The Peregrinatio of the Divine Mercy Triptych -On Ash Wednesday, we introduced the Peregrinatio of the Divine Mercy to visit our homes. It is a great opportunity to sit or kneel before the Icon of Divine Mercy and increase God s goodness and help in our life. The Triptych should be placed in a prominent space in your home. You can invite family members and friends to hold a prayer service and use prayer cards to recite the Chaplet to Divine Mercy at 3:00pm if possible. The Icon will be taken to a designated home on Wed., evening and returned either on Sat., at 4:00pm Mass or Sun. Masses to continue its weekly journey. Please call the rectory to schedule a date convenient for you or submit your name and phone number into the collection basket. LENTEN SEASON SEMINARS During the Lenten Season we have planned seminars on various topics to be held in St. Joseph School Cafeteria at 7:00pm. These topics were suggested by the Evangelization and Hospitality Committee. We invite parishioners and friends to attend these informative sessions People seem to be more attentive during the Lenten Season with spiritual issues, therefore, these seminars will provide an excellent opportunity for personal enrichment. Our first seminar will be presented on Monday Feb. 15th by Neil Castronovo, Ph.D a clinical psychologist who completed 30 years of serving as Director of Counseling at Assumption College. Topic: Be not Afraid : Keeping Stress from Becoming Distress. Viewing through the lenses of positive psychology and faith, this interactive program will focus on managing stress in ways that do not lead to distress and counterproductive experiences of anxiety. Future Programs: Feb. 22nd Msgr. Robert Johnson, Director Office of Divine Worship - Origin and Meaning of Traditions in the Church Feb. 29th Mr. Stephen Kohut - Mercy of God in the Revelations of St. Faustina Mar. 7th Fr. Michael Lavallee, Pastor St. Anne Church, N. Oxford - Miracles of the 21 st Century Mar. 14th Fr. Jonathan Slavinskas Meaning of Faith in the Contemporary Society To register for these seminars, please complete registration forms available at entrances of our Basilica or call the rectory. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK THANK YOU We are thankful to our faculty, staff, students, parents and members of the Knights of Columbus for offering their time to help to make CATHOLIC SCHOOL WEEK a success at St. Joseph School. Congratulations to all for a job well done!

4 Page 4 MARCH CASH CALENDARS - will be available this weekend at the entrances of our Basilica. Pat Parslow and Dottie Kasierski will be on hand to give you the opportunity to be a winner (31) during the month of March for the price of only $10. This fund raiser gives you better odds that the lottery to win prizes ranging from $25 to the grand prize of $500 on March 31st. You may also contact your favorite seller for a calendar or call the rectory. Proceeds benefit our parish. Friday Night Bingo - please join us on February 18th for our weekly Bingo Games. Doors open at 5:00pm and games begin at 6:45pm. The Holy Rosary Sodality will be in attendance to assist our enthusiastic players. ST. JOSEPH POLISH WOMEN S CLUB The Annual Communion Mass will be held on Sun., March 13th at 8:15am followed by breakfast at the Lodge Restaurant, Route 16, Webster. Members are asked to gather in the vestibule at 8:00am for Mass and please wear your medals. Menu consists of scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, home fries, French toast, fresh fruit, white rolls, assorted breads, coffee, tea and juices. Tickets are $17.50 and may be obtained from Pres., JoAnn Canty (508) , Zofia Walker (508) , Cindy Belanger at (508) or from a member of the Executive Board. Deadline for tickets is March 8th. Save the date - Saturday, March 5th -Texas Hold Em Tournament at PACC, Harris St., sponsored by the St. Joseph Home and School Association. Details will be forthcoming. St. Vincent de Paul Message - In today s Gospel, Jesus challenges us by saying Give and gifts will be given to you; a good measure, packed together, shaken down and overflowing, will be poured into your lap... When we give to the poor, God indeed pours his love, peace and joy into our hearts and into our lives. OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION No Religious Education Classes - on Monday, Feb., 15 due to school vacation week. Confirmation Class - will next meet on Sunday, Feb. 28th at 8:15am in the rectory. R.C.I.A. Program - for those who wish to be baptized or return to the communion of the Catholic Church will be held on Sundays. If interested, please call the rectory for details. WEBSTER/DUDLEY YOUTH GROUP Chili Cook off - Feb., 28th at 11:00am - we will help to set up for the cook off at St. Anthony of Padua Hall. Proceeds will benefit our group. Soup Meal - Saturday, Mar., 12th at 5:00pm - at St. Louis Church Hall. Soup will be served with bread. Proceeds will be split with our group and the Bread of Life. Volunteers needed. Passion Play - Come and be a part of a production of the Passion of Our Lord. A new venue and time this year: Palm Sunday, March 20th at 3:00pm at St. Louis Church., if interested contact Laura Kenney at (508) LENTEN FISH DINNER Every Friday during Lent at St. Andrew Bobola Church Hall - 11:30am - 2:00pm and 4:00-6:30pm. The dinners will be eat in or take out. Dinner includes baked scrod, baked potato, cole slaw, or choice of vegetable, rolls and coffee, tea or soda. The cost per adult dinner is $9.50 and child's dinner $5.00. FISH DINNER - at St. Louis Church Hall every Friday during the Lenten Season 4:30-6:30pm. Cost is $10 (eat in or take out) for Baked Fish/Rice Pilaf or Fried Fish & Chips. Clam chowder, clam fritters and Mac & Cheese also available. UPCOMING EVENTS Reflections on the Prophets - is designed for adult discussion of this portion of Holy Scripture will be held at St. Louis Church Hall, Webster at 6:30pm Thurs. Feb. 18th and continuing every 2 weeks. There is no fee--bring a Bible and a friend. Light refreshments will be available. Happy Valentines Polka Dance - Dennis Polisky and the Maestro s Men - Sunday, February 14th 2-6:00pm at the German American Cultural Society, Pawtucket, RI. Doors open at 1:00pm, tickets are $15 in advance or $17 at the door. Call (401) for more information. Anointing of the Sick in Fiskdale - You are invited to join in a celebration of the World Day of the Sick on Sunday, February 21st at 3:00pm at St. Anne Church to discover the healing Mercy of God through the Laying of Hands and Anointing of the sick by Fr. Vo Tran Gia Dinh, A.A. Chili Cook-off on Sunday, Feb., 28th after the 11:00am Mass at St. Anthony Padua Hall from 12 noon to 2:00pm. We need chefs to make their chili. There are prizes for the winners and no cost to enter. A vote for People s Choice and a bowl of chili costs $2. To enter a form must be filled out or call (508) for more information. Proceeds benefit the Webster Dudley Youth group. 16th Annual Diocesan Catholic Men s Conference - is scheduled for Saturday, March 12th at the DCU Center in Worcester. We invite all men to join us to hear dynamic talks from Jim Morlino, Father Mike Lightner, Bob Kroll and Mike Cumbie. Bishops and diocesan & religious priests will hear confessions before Mass. Please call (508) for more information or refer to flyers available at the entrances of our Basilica. Diocesan Bookstore Liquidation Sale - on going until all merchandise is sold and store will close on March 18th. Come early for best selections. For more information, please call Pat Naple at (508) Priesthood Discernment Retreat - directed by Bishop McManus will be held on March 18 & 19. at the Immaculate Conception Retreat Center in Putnam, CT. It is for men high school age, college age and older. There is no cost and transportation is provided if needed. Contact Fr. Jim Mazzone at (508) to sign up.

5 Page 5 KRONIKA PARAFIALNA PIERWSZA NIEDZIELA WIELKIEGO POSTU 14 lutego 2016 Słowo to jest blisko ciebie, na twoich ustach i w sercu twoim. (Rz 10, 8) Pokusa stanowi okazję do podjęcia decyzji: kogo wybieram, komu zaufam, komu powierzę swoje życie. Nie zdani na pastwę złego ducha ma on nad nami tylko tyle władzy, ile mu jej udzielimy. Kusi nas, roztacza przed nami iluzje szczęścia i radości; jednak decyzja, czy go usłuchamy, należy do nas. Dzisiejsze czytania to Dobra Nowina o tym, że jesteśmy na drodze zbawienia i że wzywając imienia Pańskiego, podejmując decyzję wiary, zaufania Bogu, możemy przezwyciężyć pokusy podsuwane nam przez Złego. FERIE ZIMOWE Szkoła św. Józefa będzie zamknięta przez najbliższy tydzień z powodu ferii zimowych, które potrwają od poniedziałku, 15 lutego do piątku 19 lutego. Zarówno uczniom jak i nauczycielom oraz pracownikom życzymy przyjemnego odpoczynku. DRESIDENT S DAY President s Day jest świętem państwowym, obchodzonym w całych Stanach Zjednoczonych. W związku z obchodami tego święta w poniedziałek, 15 lutego biuro parafialne będzie nieczynne. ROK MIŁOSIERDZIA W Środę Popielcową papież Franciszek powołał Misjonarzy Miłosierdzia : księży spowiedników, których posyła na cały świat jako widzialne znaki ojcowskiej gotowości do przyjęcia tych, którzy poszukują przebaczenia. Dodatkowo wzywa każdego z nas do stawania się misjonarzami miłosierdzia poprzez bardziej intensywne przeżywanie Wielkiego Postu, jako czasu celebracji i doświadczania Bożego miłosierdzia. Zachęca, abyśmy uczynili własnymi słowa proroka Micheasza: Bóg nie żywi gniewu na zawsze, bo upodobał sobie miłosierdzie. Ulituje się znowu nad nami, zetrze nasze nieprawości i wrzuci w głębokości morskie wszystkie nasze grzechy. (Mi 7, 18-19). Doświadczając osobiście Miłosierdzia Bożego w bezwarunkowym przebaczeniu naszych grzechów, będziemy o wiele bardziej skorzy w zapraszania innych do poznawania pokoju płynącego z bezgranicznego miłosierdzia; być może nawet, poprzez nasze wspaniałomyślność i troskę, doświadczą bezwarunkowej Bożej miłości. NABOŻEŃSTWA WIELKOPOSTNE Niedziela 9:30 - Msza dla rodzinna. Dzieci są proszone o zapisywanie swoich dobrych uczynków dokonanych wciągu tygodnia. Karteczki z dobrymi uczynkami będą zbierane do koszyka i przynoszone w czasie procesji z darami do ołtarza, gdzie zostaną zamienione na kwiatki, które ozdobią podstawę krzyża znajdującego się w prezbiterium. 15:00 Gorzkie żale Piątek 13:00 Droga Krzyżowa z udziałem dzieci ze Szkoły św. Józefa po angielsku 19:00 Droga Krzyżowa po polsku. Spowiedź codziennie po Mszy św. o godz. 6:30 oraz w soboty o godz. 15:00 CATHOLIC FREE PRESS Każdy powinien znać sytuację Kościoła i wydarzenia związane z Jego życiem dziejące się na całym świecie. Wiele informacji można znaleźć w Internecie, ale warto sięgać również po czasopisma. Jednym z nich jest Catholic Free Press. Jest to nasze czasopismo diecezjalne, a zatem na bieżąco możemy w nim znaleźć informacje o tym, co dzieje się w naszej wspólnocie lokalnej. Roczna prenumerata to tylko $30. Niestety dla naszej parafii przypisana jest konkretna liczba egzemplarzy, które otrzymujemy każdego tygodnia. Jeśli nie ma chętnych na prenumeratę, za otrzymane egzemplarze musimy zapłacić z pieniędzy parafialnych. PEREGRYNACJA TRYPTYKU MIŁOSIERDZIA W ubiegła środę rozpoczęliśmy w naszej parafii peregrynację Tryptyku Miłosierdzia Bożego. Gorąco zachęcamy wszystkie rodziny, aby swoją nadzieję złożyły w Bogu. Zaufajmy mu jeszcze mocniej, gdyż on nas miłuje i zawsze jest z nami. Pozwólmy Mu również kształtować naszą wyobraźnię miłosierdzia, której tak bardzo potrzeba w życiu rodzinnym. Dzięki niej łatwiej nam przebaczać błędy, podejmować cierpliwie i mądrze trud wychowawczy, nie zawieść nikogo zarówno w chwilach radosnych jak i bolesnych. Rok Miłosierdzia byłby czasem pustym i powierzchownych, gdyby łaska tego wydarzenia nie przeniknęła do codziennego życia rodziny. Dlatego zachęcamy do przyjmowania Tryptyku pod swój dach, jak również do dobrego przygotowanie się do czasu nawiedzenia i wspólnego czuwania na modlitwie. Zabierzcie ze świątyni ogień miłosierdzia i rozgrzewajcie przy nim wasze serca. Jezu Miłosierny, dziękujemy Ci za ten błogosławiony czas w naszej wspólnocie parafialnej, czas łaski, czas modlitwy i postanowień, czas indywidualnych i wspólnotowych spotkań z Tobą i świadkami Twojego miłosierdzia, czas czynów miłosierdzia. Niech te szczególne chwile zaowocują postawą miłosierdzia w słowie, czynie i modlitwie w każdym z nas. WIELKOPOSTNE SPOTKANIA W ciągu Wielkiego Postu będziemy mieli okazję do uczestnictwa w serii spotkań z różnorodnymi prelegentami, na tematy dotyczące naszej wiary i osobistego rozwoju. Zaplanowane zostały następujące prelekcje: 15 lutego dr. Neil Castronovo, emerytowany psycholog z Assumption College: Do not be afraid : Keeping stres from becoming distress (w swobodnym tłumaczeniu: Nie lękaj się : Jak sprawić, by stres nie przeszkadzał ) 22 lutego ks. prałat Robert Johnson: Pochodzenie i znaczenie tradycji w Kościele 29 lutego: Miłosierdzie Boże w objawieniach św. Faustyny 7 marca ks. Michael Lavallee, proboszcz parafii św. Anny w Oxford: Cuda w XXI w. 14 marca ks. Jonathan Slavinskas: Znaczenie wiary we współczesnym społeczeństwie. Aby zarejestrować się na udział w spotkaniu (zapisy są potrzebne dla lepszej organizacji spotkania) prosimy wykorzystać formularze zgłoszeniowe, które znajdują się przy wejściach do Bazyliki lub zadzwonić do biura parafialnego. Wszystkie spotkania będą prowadzone w języku angielskim. Dzisiejsza druga kolekta jest przeznaczona na pokrycie wyższych kosztów utrzymania i energii. Druga kolekta w przyszłym tygodniu będzie przeznaczona na pomoc dla Kościoła w Ameryce Łacińskiej.

6 CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS St. Joseph Basilica # Whitcomb Street Webster, MA TELEPHONE CONTACT PERSON Fr. Gregory Chodkowski SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2003 Adobe Acrobat 6 Windows XP PRINTER HP Laserjet 5P TRANSMISSION TIME Wednesday 11:00 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION November 13, 2011 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 6 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS