Week of March 7, 2010

3rd Sunday of Lent
March 7th, Sunday
Mass 10:15AM

1st Reading:
Psalms:
2nd Reading:
Gospel:

Exodus 3:1-8, 13-15
Psalm 103:1-4, 6-8, 11
1 Corinthians 10:1-6, 10-12
Luke 13:1-9
Wednesday
March 10th
Mass 5:00PM
Saturday
March 13th
Mass 5:00PM
4th Sunday of Lent
March 14th, Sunday
Mass 10:15AM

1st Reading:
Psalms:
2nd Reading:
Gospel:

Joshua 5:9, 10-12
Psalm 34:2-7
2 Corinthians 5:17-21
Luke 15:1-3, 11-32

MARCH - MASS INTENTIONS 

6th Sat: Sandra Adams – deceased
7th Sun: Jeanette Marshall – deceased
10th Wed: Jim Blaylock – deceased
12th Fri: Michael Barniak – deceased
13th Sat: Phillip Hajal – birthday
14th Sun: Andre Gaudet – birthday
17th Wed: Martha Doepker – deceased
19th Fri: Elaine Ruggiere – healing
20th Sat: Sal Pagliara – 80th Birthday
21st Sun: Joseph Follner – deceased
24th Wed: Lillian V Weiss- deceased
26th Fri: Michael Barniak – deceased
27th Sat: Raymond Viveiros – deceased
28th Sun: James Buddy O’Brien – deceased
31st Wed: Rahme Hajal – deceased
Mass Intentions - Families
Contact the Mass Intentions Coordinator, Sandra, to request a Mass for a loved one . Please make sure you help the readers and Clergy with correct name pronunciation, with phonetic spelling included and/or speaking directly with them.

Flowers for the Altar
There are envelopes in the pews to use to make donations for the flowers. Please place envelopes in collection basket.

Rosary
Each Sunday morning at 9:40 AM, you are invited to join others in the Rosary. This will help you to find peace and get you ready for the week to come.

Basic Rules of Church Etiquette
Do Arrive on time. If you are late, wait for an appropriate break in the Mass celebration to enter and avoid drawing attention to yourself when you enter the Church.
Do turn off cellular phones and pagers.
Do keep socializing outside of santuary.
Do be respectful of persons praying before Mass.
Do dress in a way that shows respect to God and his house. The general practice is for us to come to Church in Modest apparel.
Do be an active participant in the liturgy.
Do stay until after the final blessing.