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Mass Times
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4 PM
Sunday: 9 AM, 12 Noon
Daily Mass Schedule
Tuesday 9:00AM
Wednesday, Thursday 5:30 PM
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Is 49:1-6Responsorial Psalm Ps 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 14c-15Reading 2 Acts 13:22-26Gospel Lk 1:57-66, 80
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Vatican News
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(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis received the participants in the General Chapter of the Congregation of the Resurrection on Saturday. Listen to the report by Chris Altieri : The Congregation of the...
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(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis received athletes, organisers and sponsors of the "Settecolli" international swimming competition on Saturday. The Settecolli event is the last major...
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(Vatican Radio) The Vatican has released the details of Pope Francis' Apostolic Journey to Colombia, due to take place from 6 to 11 of September 2017. Please find below the full programme...
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(Vatican Radio) In order to hear the voice of the Lord, you need to make yourself small. That was the message of Pope Francis in his homily at the daily Mass at the Casa Santa Marta on Friday morning,
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(Vatican Radio) “Keep moving forward with courage, creativity and boldness.” Those were Pope Francis’ words to Serra International whom he met on Friday on the occasion of their 75th convention...
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Links
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St. Francis - Volume 1 of The Pivotal Players
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Welcome
We, the community of St. Joseph the Worker Parish reaffirm our continuing belief in the everlasting and eternal love of Almighty God and His Son Jesus Christ. God’s love for us is manifested in the Sacrament of the Eucharist, wherein the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ is truly present, giving us life and healing! We continually rely on the power of His Holy Spirit to instill in us the courage and strength to live our daily lives in faith, hope and charity. We are confident that by the grace of God and our willingness to live the gospel message, the light of Christ shining in each of us will empower us to transform the small portions of the world on which we walk, in which we work, in which we live and move. Therefore, we dedicate ourselves to all who form our parish community, whether active or inactive, that together we may continue to grow in the discipleship of Christ Jesus.
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Steubenville east youth conference
Location: UMass Lowell
Dates: Friday, July 14 to Sunday, July 16
Plans are underway for our youth (entering grade 9 this fall through high school) to participate in the Steubenville East Conference. The weekend focuses on meeting Christ in the midst of our world, and consists of national speakers, workshops, music, worship, reconciliation, Eucharistic adoration and Mass. There will be one gender-specific chaperone for every 8 students. The cost is $230 and a $50 non-refundable deposit is required to secure a spot. An informational meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 15 at 7 pm in the upper hall. For more information please contact Deacon Kevin Winn @ 339-832-0607 or kjw-amdg@comcast.net; Mary or Kevin in the Faith Formation Office @ 781-293-1293 or reled.sjtw@comcast.net; or Patricia Keane @ pm.keane@me.com. You may also visit the website http://lifeteen.com/events/steubenville-east/ for more details.
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National Catholic Register
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By Sherry Antonetti | It’s a difficult thing to share one’s faith with a stranger. It is more difficult perhaps to share one’s faith with a person who already knows all the ways in which you...
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By Nick Manetto | Faith Under Fire Dramatic Stories of Christian Courage By Matthew Archbold Servant, 2016 176 pages, $15.99 To order: https://shop.franciscanmedia.org or (888) 322-6657 ...
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By Jerri Donohue | Although she was raising six children and juggling multiple responsibilities, Rosemary Cochran faithfully prayed a weekly Holy Hour for vocations and for ordained priests and vowed.
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By Tito Edwards | Typical New U.S. Priest: 34-year-old Who Prays Rosary, Takes Part in Eucharistic Adoration - Catholic Culture Eucharistic Adoration in the 21st Century - Joseph R...
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By Carrie Gress | Many years ago, my brother Jay was in Rome and found lodging in the bell tower of the monastery of Santa Sabina, the heart of the Dominican order. Out the tower window was ledge...
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Word on Fire
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Catholic News Service