This week,

we pray for the sick: Bob Mathieu, Michael Vallee, Renny Smith, Beverly Differ, Ann Caldwell, Ava Saccoccio, Robert, Christine & Patrick Cotinho, Dot Collins, Peter Biedermann, Addison Russell, Marty Jarrett, Julia Amorelli, Jack Walker, Donna Walker, Joseph Biancheri, Carson Wong, Paul Fallon, Tom Coyne, Sarah Jeffers, Michael Bussell, Robert McLaughlin, Greg Montalbano, Cherie Reed, David Blackerby, Shelagh Ricker, Claire Josephs, Ford Tingley

PARISH PRAYER LINE 508.366.6916 or 508.366.1586

Let us also remember to pray for the men and women of our parish who are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan , specially Danny Moro and Lester Favreau.

WE ALSO PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED this week:   
Ray Sareeram.

We also pray for those mentioned in this week's Mass Intentions.

NOTE: We have deleted several names from our Pray for the Sick list. Most were people that we didn’t know and weren’t sure if they were on the road to recovery. If you have a loved one that you wish to have on our list for prayers please call the parish office 508.366.5502 or click here to send us an email and we’ll be glad to add them.

And we also pray for Father Sylvester's sister Francisca (-- see story below )

MASS INTENTIONS: PLEASE click here to see this week's MASS INTENTIONS (automatically selected from the current Bulletin).

PRAY FOR OUR BROTHERS & SISTERS IN NEED:
HAITI – Pray for the people of Haiti as the country struggles to establish a stable government.

GHANA: We ask you also to pray for Father Sylvester’s sister who died a while ago. Here name was Francisca and she was 35. Her death was especially tragic for the family since she was the only daughter in a family of six sons. Please remember Fr. Sylvester’s mother as she mourns the death of her daughter.

PAST EVENTS

Father Sylvester Was able to help his Ghana mission by buying a much needed truck with the gift our parishioners gave him in Easter of $6,000. He's sent us a picture of it. Click here or the truck drawing to see the photo.

LETTER FROM HAITI:

“Most of the news of Haiti is not good. Emotions are raised with elections drawing close and we hear lots of heated arguments among our workers and around the streets. The violence continues along with kidnappings and shootings, and hardly a day goes by that Father Rick is not somehow involved in negotiating someone’s release or helping a poor victim of the shootings. The violence is affecting those close to us again and only yesterday, one of Father’s workers was kidnapped on his way to a funeral. He was bringing the body for burial and both he and the body along, with the family of the dead man, were taken. Thank God everyone was released within hours and only the vehicle was held. Please do keep us and Haiti in your prayers. Haiti is in desperate need of a strong honest government working for the people and we hope and pray there is some light at the end of the tunnel for these poor God fearing people.”

PARISH PRAYER LINE 508.366.6916 or 508.366.1586

MASS INTENTIONS: Please check the current bulletin for Mass Intentions.