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Announcements:Posted 5/14/2020To: All Priests, Deacons, Seminarians and Diocesan Staff With praise and thanksgiving to God, Bishop Libasci will ordain two men to the priesthood for the Diocese of Manchester, on Saturday, June 6th, at 10am, at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph. ABBREVIATED VERSION OF BULLETIN FOR 5/17/2020Mass Intentions Posted 5/9/2020From Father John: The Diocesan Digest Weekly Administration E-Mail Communications for Pastors and Associate Pastors May 6, 2020 Welcome to the Diocesan Digest! If you have any questions or suggestions about this communication, please contact Bevin Kennedy ([email protected], 603-663-0136). While each entry indicates other parish or location personnel that also receive that certain communication, it is important for the priests and parish staff to discuss diocesan activities with the parish deacons to keep them informed of diocesan wide activities, for which they may be genuinely concerned or have a desire to understand. Please feel free to share digest communications with your deacons as you deem appropriate. Transitional Diaconate Ordination Announcement With praise and thanksgiving to God, Bishop Libasci will ordain two men as transitional deacons, the final step before becoming a priest, on Saturday, May 30, at 10am, at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph. In light of the coronavirus outbreak and safety restrictions, these men — David Gagnon and Joseph Moynahan — were given the option to, but chose not to, postpone their ordination. They will receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders in a largely empty Cathedral, with only their parents, and close relatives and friends in attendance. Other family, friends, priests and deacons and other well-wishers will be with them in spirit, as they will be able to watch a livestream of the Mass from the St. Joseph Cathedral website. Although priests, deacons and the laity will not be able to share in this most wonderful and significant moment in the life of the Church in person, I am sure that David and Joseph would be grateful if pastors encouraged their parishioners to pray for them and watch the livestream of the Ordination Mass at www.stjosephcathedralnh.org. An announcement regarding the priesthood ordination will be published next Wednesday. For more information: Becky Vinson, 603-663-0153, [email protected]. This information is being distributed to pastors.
From Father John: On May 7 we deposited $1,141.00 for the parish Thank you for your generous support. ABBREVIATED VERSION OF BULLETIN FOR 5/10/2020Mass Intentions Posted 5/8/2020Sent by Father John: an email written by Richard Chuda, Financial Secretary, St. Catherine's Council 6938 I notified the council regarding the untimely death of Brother Alex Puksta. Lisa Sweet has put together a GoFundMe page to help the family with expenses. Every little bit helps, your generosity is appreciated. I thought you might be interested in supporting this GoFundMe. Even a small donation could help Lisa Sweet reach their fundraising goal. And if you can't make a donation, it would be great if you could share the fundraiser to help spread the word. Thanks for taking a look! Posted 5/7/2020Sent from Father John: The Diocesan Digest Weekly Administration E-Mail Communications for Pastors and Associate Pastors May 6, 2020 Welcome to the Diocesan Digest! If you have any questions or suggestions about this communication, please contact Bevin Kennedy ([email protected], 603-663-0136). While each entry indicates other parish or location personnel that also receive that certain communication, it is important for the priests and parish staff to discuss diocesan activities with the parish deacons to keep them informed of diocesan wide activities, for which they may be genuinely concerned or have a desire to understand. Please feel free to share digest communications with your deacons as you deem appropriate. 1. Transitional Diaconate Ordination Announcement With praise and thanksgiving to God, Bishop Libasci will ordain two men as transitional deacons, the final step before becoming a priest, on Saturday, May 30, at 10am, at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph. In light of the coronavirus outbreak and safety restrictions, these men — David Gagnon and Joseph Moynahan — were given the option to, but chose not to, postpone their ordination. They will receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders in a largely empty Cathedral, with only their parents, and close relatives and friends in attendance. Other family, friends, priests and deacons and other well-wishers will be with them in spirit, as they will be able to watch a livestream of the Mass from the St. Joseph Cathedral website. Although priests, deacons and the laity will not be able to share in this most wonderful and significant moment in the life of the Church in person, I am sure that David and Joseph would be grateful if pastors encouraged their parishioners to pray for them and watch the livestream of the Ordination Mass at www.stjosephcathedralnh.org. An announcement regarding the priesthood ordination will be published next Wednesday. For more information: Becky Vinson, 603-663-0153, [email protected]. This information is being distributed to pastors. Posted 5/4/2020Letter from Bishop Peter A. Libasci Posted 5/1/2020From Father John: On April 28th we deposited $1,741. Thank you for your generous support during the pandemic. ABBREVIATED VERSION OF BULLETIN FOR 5/3/2020Mass Intentions this Week Posted 4/28/2020From Father John: Parish Deposit April 23, 2020 $1,907.00 Thank you for your support during these trying times. Posted 4/26/2020Sent from Father John: a video (.mp4) of 3rd Sunday of Easter Mass. Posted 4/25/2020ABBREVIATED VERSION OF BULLETIN FOR 4/26/2020Mass Intentions this Week Saturday April 25 Posted 4/19/2020Sent from Father John: a video (.mp4) of Divine Mercy Mass. Posted 4/18/2020From Father John: Thank you very much for your generous support of our parish during the pandemic. As of April 16 we received $2,975.00 in donations. How kind of you to remember your parish during this difficult time Posted 4/17/2020ABBREVIATED VERSION OF BULLETIN FOR 4/19/2020Mass Intentions Saturday April 18 |
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