St Joseph's Church

Dear Parishioners and Visitors,

Inspired by their pilgrimage to the 2024 National Eucharistic Revival in Indianapolis, the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love – some of whom walked the 1,200 miles over 65 days to the Revival site – are planning to replicate the pilgrimage in   New Hampshire this summer. The NH Eucharistic Pilgrimage, which will kick off on Sunday, May 18 and end on June 19, the Feast of Corpus Christi,  will entail 33 days of transporting Bishop Libasci’s  monstrance and the Eucharist to all 89 Parishes and 26 Catholic Schools within the Diocese of    Manchester. Please reserve noontime on Friday,  June 13, 2025, when the Eucharistic Pilgrimage will visit St. Joseph’s Church in Lincoln for one hour of Adoration of the Eucharistic Presence of Jesus.  Watch the parish bulletin for more information as the date draws nearer.

With prayerful best wishes,

Fr. John Mahoney

Dear Parishioners and Visitors:

A Holy Hour before the Most Blessed Sacrament so pleases the Heart of Jesus that every man, woman and child on earth receives a new effect of God’s graces.

— St. Faustina

We are truly blessed here at St. Joseph’s to have hours each week set aside for Adoration of Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. This time of prayer and intercession is not only a source of great grace for the individual but is a great source of grace for us as a parish community. Some have made the commitment to spend an hour each week with our Eucharistic Lord, but there is always room for more. We need to have at least two Adorers present in the church for each hour. Adoration takes place on Wednesdays following the 8:00am Mass and closes with prayer and reposition at 12:30pm.

If you can commit to one hour a week, or if you can be a substitute, please contact Susan Whitman, our Eucharistic Adoration Coordinator, at 603-745-3331.

With prayerful best wishes,

Fr. John Mahoney

Sunday February 9,2025

National Marriage Week 2025 is being celebrated February 7 – 14, with the celebration of World Marriage Day on Sunday, February 9. The celebrations are an opportunity to focus on building a culture of life and love that begins with supporting and promoting marriage and the family.
The theme for 2025 is “Marriage: Source of Hope, Spring of Renewal. Pursue a Lasting Love!” For more information, visit: www.foryourmarriage.org/celebrate-national-marriage-week/