Sunday,
March 16, 2008
For the week of March 17th -23rd
Mass
Intentions/Bread & Wine/Readings/Parish Activities
MONDAY of Holy
Week 03/17/08 7:30
Parishioners Living & Deceased
Rdgs.:Is
42:1-7/Ps 27:1-3,13-14/Jn 12:1-11 7:30 AA Mtg.
TUESDAY of Holy Week 03/18/08
7:30 +Stephen McNamara - Janice McNamara
Bread & Wine Jose I. Norvaez
Rdgs.:Is 49:1-6/Ps 71:1-4a,5ab-6ab,15,17/Jn 13:21-33,36-38
7PM - Lenten Penance Service & 1st Reconciliation
WEDNESDAY of Holy Week 03/19/08
7:30 +Edward Jedzinak - wife, Stephanie
Bread & Wine Fr. Dennis - Anthony
Rdgs.:Is 50:4-9a/Ps 69:8-10,21-22,31,33-34/Mt
26:14-25
HOLY THURSDAY 03/20/08
Mass of the Lord's
Supper
7:30 Morning Prayer - No Morning Mass
7PM +Amelia LoStocco - children
Bread & Wine Fr. Dennis & Friar Mike
Rdgs.:Is 61:1-3a,6a,8b-9/Ps 89:21-22,25-27/Rv 1:5-8/ Lk 4:16-21
Parish Office closed at 12noon
GOOD
FRIDAY 03/21/08
7:30 Morning Prayer - No Morning Mass
12:00PM - Midday Prayer
3PM - Solemn Liturgy of the Passion of the Lord
Rdgs.:Is 52:13-53:12/Ps 31:2,6,12-13,15-16,17,25/ Heb 4:14-16;5:7-9/Jn
18:1-19:42
7PM - Living Stations of the Cross - Youth Group
Parish Office Closed
Saturday
03/22/08
HOLY SATURDAY 03/22/08 Easter Vigil
8:00 Morning Prayer - No Morning Mass
12PM - Midday Prayer with Blessing of Food
8PM +Edward Prybylski - Edward Prybylski
Rdgs:Gn
1:1-2:2/Ex 14:15-15:1/Rom 6:3-11/ Ps 118:1-2,16-17,22-23/Mt 28:1-10
EASTER SUNDAY
03/23/08
Resurrection of the Lord
7:30 Wanzyk Family - Helen Wanzyk
9:30 +Timothy Heron - Mom, son, sister, brother & families
11:30 +Antonio Scalzo - grandson
Rdgs.:Acts 10:34a,37-43/Ps 118:1-2,16-17,22-23/ Col 3:1-4
WELCOME
We
extend our warmest welcome to all visitors who have joined us for today's
Eucharistic Celebration! Why not bring someone to Church with you next
weekend to introduce them to our wonderful, welcoming, forgiving, and
loving Lord Jesus… and to our warm, friendly parish family of Sacred Heart
of Jesus!
Today
we begin the most sacred week of the Liturgical Year - Holy Week. Each
of the events of this week brings us a deeper insight into the salvific
mission of Jesus Christ and His love for people of all time. As the Lord
entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to the cheers of the onlookers, He realized
that the days of His earthly life were quickly coming to an end. By Holy
Thursday, the tide had turned dramatically against Jesus and He shared
the Passover meal with the apostles for the final time. During that meal,
the Lord initiated the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist to assure us of
His Eucharistic presence until the end of time; He also instituted the
Sacrament of Holy Orders. In the early hours of Good Friday, Jesus was
taken into captivity, sentenced to death by Pontius Pilate and walked
the path to Calvary where crucifixion and death awaited Him. Jesus lay
in the tomb throughout the next day - Holy Saturday, rising glorious and
immortal on Easter morning. Let us follow the path of the Lord through
the sacred week and pray for the grace to enter more deeply into the mystery
of His Death and Resurrection.
March22nd & 23rd
Easter Sunday
First Reading: Acts 10:34a, 37-43
In
this passage, Peter testifies that he and his followers saw the miracles
performed by Christ, witnessed His death, and believe in His resurrection.
Now they will proclaim to all that Christ is the Son of God. Second Reading:
Colossians 3:1-4 Paul tells the Colossians that they will appear with
Christ in glory. They should be mindful of things above rather than things
on earth. Gospel: John 20:1-9 In vivid detail, John tells us that when
Mary Magdalene visited Christ's tomb, the tomb was empty. She told the
apostles, who ran to the tomb, and saw the “wrappings” on the ground.
The disciple who entered first “saw and believed.” ©1999 Bon Venture
Services, Inc.
Gospel Glimpses
Mar16, 2008
Mt
26:14-27:66
Fallen heroes
Secretly
we're all fans of Peter. He's sort of the lead singer of the disciples.
We cheer as he jumps from the ship to walk on water with Jesus. We applaud
as Peter announces, “You're the Messiah”. We listen with awe as Jesus
hands Peter the keys to the kingdom. Wow, all of us groupies think, wouldn't
it be amazing to walk in Peter's shoes? But then suddenly our hero falls
off his pedestal. We shake our head at Peter's three denials of Jesus.
Not Peter, we think, anybody but him. But that's the lesson we most need.
Even the strongest soldier of faith can be shaken into doubt. So when
we choose a human example to follow, they're bound to fall. That's why
the Father in His infinite wisdom gave us one perfect example that will
never fail: Jesus. We can learn from the lives of great men and women
of faith. We can profit from their words, but the one true set of footsteps
for us to follow is Jesus: the one eternal hero who will never fall. ©Copyright
2008 C L Enterprises
LITURGICAL
MINISTER SCHEDULES
March 20th - Holy Thursday
Mass Lector Ministers of the Precious Blood Ministers of the Body
7PM Bob Miazga /Joan Garofalo & Jo Mellilo / Deacon John (H)
March 21st - Good Friday
Lector
3PM Dennis Fischer
March 22nd & 23rd
Mass Lector/
Ministers of the Precious Blood /Ministers of the Body (H)
8PM M. Strano & P. Doolan/B. & Carol Noreika/Deacon John(H)
7:30 David Kozlowski/Cliff & Rita Kolwicz/Donald DeRosa (H)
9:30 Ryan Bates/Mark & Nancy Swenson/Deacon John (H)
11:30 Ray Volpe/Ellen Pallisco & Anthony Scalzo/Dottie Nero (H)
ALTAR SERVERS
March 17th - 19th
Katie Franqeria & Nicholas Valluzzo
Prayer List
Your
prayers are requested
for our hospitalized parishioners, family members and friends who are
bearing the cross of suffering: Kay Costello,
John Pinkos,Sr, Bryan Joseph & Jane Falis
May they receive comfort and strength from God's abiding presence. We
pray also for all those who are feeling the pain of illness and suffering.
Stewardship
our Financial View
Our parish expenses can only be met by your responsible financial stewardship.
Your financial contribution for the weekend of
March 8th & 9th$ 5285
THANK YOU
Living Stations of the Cross
On
Good Friday, March 21st at 7:00pm the Sacred Heart Youth Group will be
presenting the Living Stations of the Cross. Each of the fourteen Stations
representing the Passion of our Lord will be brought to life by Youth
Group members with a living dioramic remembrance. Please join us on this
evening to witness this stirring presentation accompanied by reflective
and inspirational prayer.
Parish Lenten Penance Service & 1st Reconciliation
Join
us Tuesday, March 18th at 7PM for our Lenten Penance Service and 1st Reconciliation
for the 2nd grade children in the parish. We will have visiting priests
from area parishes here to assist with confessions. This will be your
final opportunity for confession before Easter.
Lenten Stations of the Cross 7PM - Friday, led by various parish organizations.
March 14th Fr. Dennis
March 21st Youth Group ( Living Stations)
Easter Spiritual Bouquet Cards are now available for purchase in
the parish office. The cards will also be available in the back of church,
beginning this weekend after Masses. The suggested donation is $5.00.
APPRECIATION
NIGHT…an invitation to all who lend a hand throughout the year!!
Attention all Adult Ministers & Volunteers
We want to say thank you in a special way. So once again we'd like to
share fellowship and food as the parish's way of offering gratitude for
your service to God and God's people. We don't want to forget anyone,
so...we're asking all who serve in the various ministries and volunteer
positions in the parish to accept this invitation to gather for a dinner
buffet on Saturday, April 26th immediately following the 5 PM Mass. “Should
I sign up?” you're wondering. If you are an adult and serve in a parish
ministry or volunteer your time and talent to the parish, no need to wonder
- sign up. Parish ministers & volunteers, who will be attending the buffet
with a spouse or friend are asked to please fill out the form below and
return to the parish office via mail or collection basket by April 12th
This will give us plenty of time to prepare for the festivities. Ministers
& Volunteers, we hope you'll join us so Sacred Heart (the parish) can
say THANK YOU for your service to God and God's people.
NAME:______________________________________________________________________________
Phone#:____________________________________
Number of People attending:______________________________________________________________
RULES OF FASTING & ABSTINENCE
ABSTINENCE - No meat is eaten on days of abstinence . Days of Abstinence
are every Friday in Lent, Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Everyone 14 years
and older is bound to abstain from meat on days of abstinence.
FASTING - Fasting means having only one full meal to maintain one's
strength. Two smaller meatless and penitential meals are permitted according
to one's needs, but they should equal the one full meal. Eating solid
foods between meals is not permitted. Days of fasting are Ash Wednesday
and Good Friday. Everyone from 18 years but not yet 60 years of age is
bound to the law of fasting.
LITURGY
OF THE WORD WITH CHILDREN
Beginning Sunday, Feb. 3rd, Children's Liturgy
of the Word will be celebrated every Sunday in the Church Hall during
the 9:30am Liturgy. After the opening prayer of the Mass, the children
of the assembly (congregation) will go downstairs to the church hall with
our catechists. There they will hear the Bible readings in a translation
which is suited for young people. One of the catechists will offer the
children a reflection on the readings. They will sing the praise of God
and offer their prayers together while the adults of the assembly do the
same upstairs. The children will then return to the assembly upstairs
for the Liturgy of the Eucharist. We look forward to being able to worship
with you, girls and boys, at your very own Liturgy of God's Word.
SACRAMENT
OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK - Saturday 8:00am
The
Sacrament of Anointing continues the concern, which Jesus Himself showed
for the bodily and spiritual welfare of the sick. In it the Church and
her members follow the command of the Lord to turn to Him in need and
to care for one another. Each Saturday we will celebrate this Sacrament
at the 8am Liturgy for any of our parishioners who will be entering the
hospital during the following week. If you are entering the hospital and
wish to celebrate the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, please call
and leave your name at the Parish office before Friday of any week. In
an emergency, please call at any time.
2008
Bishops Appeal
Sacred
Heart Parish Results
Week Closing 03/07/08
Parish Goal: $40,000.00
Total Raised to Date: $12,670.00
Average Gift: $ 197.97
Number of Donors : 64
% of Goal: 32. %
HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE- 2008
LENTEN PENANCE SERVICE Tuesday, March 18, 2008 7:00 pm
(This will be the final opportunity for confession before Easter)
HOLY THURSDAY March 20, 2008
No Morning Mass Evening
Mass of the Lord's Supper at 7:00 pm with Washing of Feet
Private Adoration until Night Prayer at 10:00 pm
GOOD FRIDAY March 21, 2008
No Morning Mass Morning Prayer at 7:30 am
Midday Prayer at 12:00 noon
Solemn Liturgy of the Lord's Passion at 3:00 pm Private veneration of
the Cross until 6:55 pm Living Stations of the Cross by Sacred Heart Youth
Group at 7:00 pm
HOLY SATURDAY March 22, 2008
No Morning Mass Morning Prayer at 8:00 AM
Midday Prayer with Blessing of Food at 12:00 noon
No 5:00 PM Mass; No confessions
Easter Vigil Liturgy at 8:00 pm
EASTER SUNDAY March 23, 2008
Masses at 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am
Please Note Parish Office schedule for Holy Week & Easter.
Office closed at 12PM on Holy Thursday and will re-open on Tuesday,
March 25th.
**********************GENERAL PARISH
INFORMATION***************
PARISH
REGISRTATION
New families in the parish should call the parish office
to register (748-9029). Also, please inform the parish office if you are
moving or if your phone number has changed.
RCIA
Interested in the Catholic faith? Have questions about
Catholicism? Curious about the Catholic way of life? RITE OF CHRISTIAN
INITIATION OF ADULTS (R.C.I.A.) “Seek the Lord while He may be found;
Call upon Him while He is near.” The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
(RCIA) is a catechetical program developed on the premise that conversion,
the coming to faith, is an ongoing process. In addition, while recognizing
that this coming to faith is a lifelong journey, there are significant
events in our lives which, when reflected upon and shared, can become
experiences of grace and growth for all concerned. The Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults serves as a wonderful opportunity for adult non-Catholics
who would like to be initiated into the faith, for those who have already
been baptized but lack the other sacraments, for those who seek to know
more about their faith, and for those who simply want to rediscover the
Good News within a friendly, warm and loving Eucharistic community. In
other words, RCIA has something for everyone! If you would like to join
us on this faith journey, or if you would like additional information,
or if you know someone else who would be interested in participating in
this process, please contact Deacon John at 743-5337.
The Outreach
Ministry
needs help! We are looking for volunteers who are willing to commit to
a regular schedule of either helping prepare a main course ahead of time,
or working at the Dorothy Day Hospitality House on the first Sunday of
each month from 1 to 5PM. If you are willing to commit some time and effort
to help your parish in this evangelical endeavor, please contact Dennis
Fischer at 744-4660.
REMEMBERING THE DEAD “...the church...from the very earliest days
of the Christian religion has honored with great respect the memory of
the dead; and, 'because it is a holy and wholesome thought to pray for
the dead that they may be loosed from their sins” (2 Maccabees 12:46)
she offers her offerings for them.” From “The Dogmatic Constitution on
the church “ of the Second Vatican Council November, in our Roman Catholic
tradition, is the month set aside for remembering the dead- especially
our deceased love ones.
Therefore, November is an appropriate time to share how deceased members
of your family and friends can be remembered here at Sacred Heart of Jesus
Parish. The following possibilities are available throughout the year,
to make an offering of the repose of the souls of the deceased: At the
time of death, it is appropriate that the Rites of the Church for the
deceased be celebrated. Our Catholic ritual usually consists of a Vigil
of Prayer before the funeral (wake), the Mass of Christian Burial with
the person's body or remains present, and Committal (burial in the earth
or placement of remains in a crypt). Sometime before each new calendar
year begins the members of the parish can make requests to have Mass offerings
accepted in memory of the deceased during the upcoming year.
Memorial donations can be made to the parish to honor someone who has
died . These donations are published in the bulletin and a card acknowledging
the gift is given to the donor to present to the family of the deceased.
Larger donations are memorialized with a memorial candle.
Votive lights have been and continue to be a beautiful symbol of our constant
prayers for those who have died. Offerings for votive lights may be made
to have a light lit for one, three, six or twelve months.
At the time of someone's death it is a tradition to make Mass offerings
with a Mass card in memory of the deceased. Additionally, before each
new calendar year begins anyone can make requests to have Mass offerings
accepted in memory of the deceased during the upcoming year.
Similarly, an offering may be made for the Bread and Wine used at any
Mass in memory of a deceased person. Envelopes for this offering can be
found in the foyer of the church.
Offerings in memory of the deceased can also be made to support Franciscan
missionaries. The deceased, who are enrolled in the Franciscan Mission
Association, are remembered in Masses in Assisi, the home of St. Francis,
and around the world. At the time an offering is made a card is given
to the donor to present to the family of the deceased.
Weekly Flower Memorials are also available. The flowers that adorn the
altar each week can be in memory of a loved one.
CALL THE PARISH OFFICE TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE MEMORIALS
How do YOU wish to be remembered? You have probably seen death
notices in the newspaper that said, “in lieu of flowers, please make donations
to Sacred Heart of Jesus Church”
How would YOU like to be remembered at the time of your death?
Perhaps now is the time to indicate to your family how you would like
to be remembered. Perhaps you might wish to consider including Sacred
Heart of Jesus Parish in your will as a way of thanking God for the good
He has done for you in this life.
Pray for the Dead
Finally, and most importantly, remember to pray for those who have died-
especially those members of your family who made it possible for you to
be here and enjoy this life. And remember to pray for yourself as well-
that one day you may be reunited with all those whom you have loved during
your pilgrim journey here on earth.
Don't forget the Living! Celebrate a birthday; Mark an anniversary;
Pray for someone's' health and healing; Offer thanks for blessings received…
These are some good reasons to offer a SPIRITUAL GIFT for someone.
********************AROUND
THE DIOCESE/COMMUNITY..*****************
PROJECT RACHEL/RACHEL'S VINEYARD - If
you've had an abortion in your past, would like to talk with someone who
understands what you have been through. Please call 203-218-0291 for a
confidential conversation. You are also invited to a Rachel's Vineyard
Retreat weekend, April 11-13. For more information, please call the retreat
director at 203-218-0291 or e-mail her at Jeremiah31v17@aol.com or visit
www.rachelsvineyardbpt.com. This ministry is sponsored by the Respect
Life Office of the Diocese of Bridgeport.
YOU ARE INVITED to register online now
to join Bishop William Lori and the Diocese of Bridgeport at the 49th
International Eucharistic Congress in Quebec, Canada, June 14-23. A dedicated
link is posted on the diocesan website, www.bridgeportdiocese.com. Please
come as a family for this "Eucharistic Vacation"!
Immaculate High School will present the
musical, Les Miserables School Edition on Friday, April 4 at 7:30pm and
Saturday, April 5, at 1:30pm and 7:30pm. For tickets, please call Sharon
at 798-2273 after March 18, 2008. Ticket prices are $15 adults, $10 students/seniors.
Matinee $10.
The Franciscan Friars
CRABFEST held
each year in Ellicott City, Maryland will be on the weekend of September
6th & 7th. Anyone interested in attending is asked to contact Joan Czyz
, as soon as possible at 744-0871.
New Workshops for
Engaged and Newly Married Couples in
February and March: If you are engaged or newly married, join us for a
series of diocesan workshops for living a marriage according to God's
Plan for a lifetime. We are offering workshops at The Catholic Center
on three consecutive Thursday evenings starting at 7:30 - 9:00pm: on March
6 - "Growing in our Faith Together;" and on March 13 - "Financial Planning
for a Lifetime. For additional information, please contact Betty Anne
Casaretti, Director of the Family Life Ministry Office, (203) 416-1442
or e-mail marriage@diopt.org.
IMMACULATE HIGH SCHOOL Is Celebrating Its Third Annual Gala Dinner Dance
SAVE THE DATE! Saturday, March 29, 2008
The Amber Room Colonnade, Danbury CT Music by - Higher & Higher 2008 Award
Recipients… The 2008 Nancy K. Dolan Leadership Award Recipient John Martocci
- President and CEO Newtown Savings Bank IHS Distinguished Service Award
Recipient Reverend Corey Piccinino - Pastor St. Mary Parish, Bethel IHS
Distinguished Service Award Recipient (posthumous) Stephen “KAP” Kaplanis
- Former IHS & DAYO Coach IHS Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient Dick
Elston - Owner (ret.) Elston Business Products For more information please
contact the Immaculate High School Development Office at 203-744-1510
Ext. 144
Women's Retreat at Enders Island Celebrate Divine Mercy Weekend on
an inspiring Retreat! St. Edmund's Retreat Center, Mystic, CT, March 28-30,
2008 with Retreat Director, Fran Karpiej of Sharing Christ Ministry. St.
Faustina's message of Divine Mercy is to see God as pure Love poured out
for us; and to come to understand the power of God's love and mercy in
our daily lives. Come experience God's Love, Forgiveness, Healing, Grace
and Mercy through the power of Prayer in the Name of Jesus! Limited space.
For info, contact Janet Virmalo at St. Edmund's, 860-536-0565, ext. 110
or visit their web site http://www.endersisland.com/ to register.
Pilgrimage to France - October 2008 A Pilgrimage to the Sacred
Shrines of France, 11 Days: OCTOBER 6-16, 2008, visiting LOURDES, NEVERS,
NORMANDY, LISIEUX, PARIS and more! Hosted by Joe and Fran Karpiej, Co-Directors
of Sharing Christ Ministry, along with Fr. Robert Boyd as Pilgrimage Chaplain.
We invite you to join us on this special pilgrimage to France where we
will celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Apparitions at Lourdes, and
journey to some of the most sacred shrines and places of prayer and devotion!
Cost: $2989/pp dble room, from JFK/NY. For color brochure and further
info, contact: Joe Karpiej, 16 Stag Lane, Trumbull, CT 06611, Tel 203-452-7040
or Email: JKarpiej@aol.com.
Adult Confirmation 2008 Are you a practicing Catholic over the age
of 18 who has not received the Sacrament of Confirmation? On Pentecost
Sunday, May 11, 2008 at 3:00PM, the Diocesan celebration of Confirmation
for Adults will be celebrated at St. Augustine Cathedral, Bridgeport.
Diocesan refresher classes are offered on seven consecutive Tuesdays from
March 25th to May 6th, from 7 - 9PM at St. Luke Parish in Westport. Adult
Confirmation information forms may be obtained from your parish office.
If you require further information, please call the Diocesan Office for
Pastoral Services at 203-416-1440 or e-mail at gdonnarummo@diobpt.org
WORLD YOUTH DAY 2008:
World Youth Day with Pope Benedict XVI
will be held in Sydney, Australia, July 12-24, 2008.The Diocese is organizing
a pilgrimage for youth, parents, and adults. Registration is OPEN. The
itinerary begins with a New York City departure on July 12 and arrival
to Sydney on July 14 . Pope Benedict will join the celebration on July
17 and celebrate a closing Mass on July 20. The trip concludes on July
24th. The package includes: roundtrip airfare, taxes and fees, WYD registration
fees; budget accommodations; transportation; meals during the WYD, and
tours of the South Coast and Southern Highlands, Blue Mountains and a
Sydney Harbour Cruise. The total cost is $3,506. For more information,
please contact Sr. Ana Montoya: 203-416-1449 or e-mail srmontoya@diobpt.org,
or visit www.officepastoralservices.org/world.htm.
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Ministry & Organization Directory
“As generous distributors of God's manifold grace,
put your gifts at the service of one another..."
1 Peter 4:10.
The following is a list of parish ministries. These are ways that you
can share your gifts of time and talent with your parish family. You are
invited to pray with this list and see if you think God may be calling
you to serve in a ministry. If interested please call the contact person
listed below the ministry.
Youth Ministers
Roger Palanzo 792-7549
Debbie Natale 792-4604
(Youth Group meets the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month)
Altar Server Coordinators
Sharon/Rich Bartley 740-1923
Anthony Scalzo 748-6296
Pastoral Care Ministry
Joan Duford 743-6137
Millie Mietelski 748-7750
Hospitality Ministry
Peter Nero 792-1130
Ushers
Stan Strusky 748-1374
R.C.I.A., Eucharistic Ministers &
Sacramental Life Ministries
Deacon John Esterheld 743-5337
(7:00PM-10:00PM)
Outreach Ministry
Dennis Fischer 744-4660
Financial Planning
Bill Jakubek 748-9029
Secular Franciscan Order
Joe Kieras
Ladies Guild
Martha Ministry
Michele Hossan 730-8325
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Saint Peter-Sacred Heart School
Mission Statement: Saint Peter-Sacred Heart School is a private, Catholic
School dedicated to developing a strong academic and spiritual foundation
for all students.
Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the Name of the Lord!” The crowds
welcomed Jesus into the Holy City of Jerusalem on Palm Sunday so many
years ago and here we are again celebrating yet one more Palm Sunday as
we enter the holiest week in our church. We at Saint Peter-Sacred Heart
School join in this week with our students preparing them for a prayerful,
solemn week. Yes, classes will continue as usual, meetings will be held
because our joys, our works are all part of our prayer. This week however
religion classes will focus on the gospel readings of the Holy Thursday,
Good Friday and of course Easter! Our rock garden will be transferred
into beautiful flower gardens on both campuses. The 'Living Stations of
the Cross' will be portrayed by our 8th Grade students on Holy Thursday
at 10:30 AM at Sacred Heart's gym. We invite you to join us in this hour
of prayer. Our school news at this time is wonderful. As of this writing
eight of our Grade 8 Graduating Class have been accepted into Immaculate
High School. Sincere Congratulations are offered to the students parents
for this continued commitment to Catholic Education. Our students of Grades
7 and 8 participated in Science Horizon's science fair. We congratulate
our students and Mrs. Sniffin, our Assistant Principal, for her tireless
effort in bringing such a wonderful addition to our curriculum. The fair
was the first time Sacred Heart students participated and several years
for Saint Peter's students. Once again, we share with you continual striving
of academic excellence at Saint Peter-Sacred Heart School. May this Week
of Holy Week be of prayer and peace. Mrs. Mary T. McCormack, Principal
Office- 792-6194 Fax #- 778-4025
School Hall 748-9645
School Principal - Mrs. Mary T. McCormack
Secretary - Lorraine Kozlowski
Home School Assoc. - Donna McNamara
Bingo - Michele Hossan - 730-8325
- Nicholas Valluzzo-
Athletic Director - Chick Volpe, Jr - 797-1570
FR. JUSTIN ROSARY HOUR -74th season.
This new year of radio evangelization of Polonia will be opened with a
program dedicated to the life and the legacy of Fr. Justin Figas, and
contains some original recordings of Fr. Justin. This program was recorded
during a special program commemorating the 45th anniversary of the death
of Fr. Justin. The Rosary Hour is broadcast in Polish for Polonia of the
United States and Canada through a network of 40 radio stations. Please
check the schedule below for the correct stations and times.
FR. JUSTIN ROSARY HOUR
P.O. Box 454 Athol Springs, NY 14010
LIST OF RADIO STATIONS (broadcasting in Polish)
Location .. Station..Dial...Day...Time
Hartford WACE 730 Sunday 1:30 PM
Hartford WRYM 840 Sunday 3:00PM
New Britain WACE 730 Sunday 1:30 PM
New Britain WRYM 840 Sunday 3:00 PM
Waterbury WRYM 840 Sunday 3:00 PM