Lincoln, New Hampshire
The Faith Formation Families have begun the Home Visitation Program with the Pilgrim Virgin Statue. The statue will available, thereafter, for individuals and families to take home on a month-by-month basis. If you are interested, please contact Mary Pieroni at 603-745-7428 to schedule a home visit from the Pilgrim Virgin Statue.
A special thanks to St. Joseph Parish Knights of Columbus, Delaney Council 1730, for sponsoring this program devoted to the Blessed Mother.
Saturday, February 8
Vigil of The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:30PM † Dale Whitman
By: Susan Whitman
Sunday, February 9
The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Thirty-Eighth Sunday after Pentecost
7:30 AMThe People of the Parish
10:00AM† Mary I. Moniz
By: Margaret and Doug Sweeney
Wednesday, February 12 8:00 AM † Tina Sutton
By: Ted Sutton
Thursday, February 13 8:00AM † Marty and Cookie Tarnok
By: The Tarnok Family
Friday, February 14 8:00AM † Rafal Wolowski
By: Jan and Gracie Wolowski
Saturday, February 15
Vigil of The Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:30PM The People of the Parish
Sunday, February 16
The Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Thirty-Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
7:30AM † Jim Lahey
By: Michelle Lahey
10:00AM † Richard St. Louis, Sr.
By: The Parishioners of St. Joseph
(† Deceased)
for Saturday February 1st through Sunday February 9th
4:30pm † Mike Leclerc
By: Susan Whitman
7:30am † Jim Lahey
By: Michelle Lahey
10:00am † Nathalie Bennett
By: Rita Bennett
4:00 pm Celebrant’s Intentions
4:00 PM Celebrant’s Intentions
NO ADORATION
4:00pm Celebrant’s Intentions
4:00pm Celebrant’s Intentions
8:00am Celebrant’s Intentions
4:30pm † Dale Whitman
By: Susan Whitman
7:30am The People of the Parish
10:00am † Mary Moniz
By: Margaret and Doug Sweeney
(† Deceased)
DAILY HOLY MASS SCHEDULE CHANGES
Please welcome the “Skiing Priests” to St. Joseph Parish this week!
The changes to the daily Holy Mass schedule are listed above.
*There is no Adoration on Wednesday, February 5.*
World Day forConsecrated Life February 2nd
World Day for Consecrated Life is celebrated in the Church on February 2nd. Our thanks for all those who have made commitments in the consecrated life. We pray that they may continue to be inspired by Jesus Christ and respond generously to God’s gift of their vocation.
“Every male that opens the womb shall be consecrate to the Lord.” If you think that you may be set apart by the Lord to serve Him as a priest, deacon or in the consecrated life, contact the Vocation Office at 603-663-0196
or email: cmartel@rcbm.org.
For centuries, the Memorial of Saint Blaise has been celebrated with crossed candles held under the throat of the Christian faithful and the invocation pronounced,
“Through the intercession of Saint Blaise, bishop and martyr, may God deliver you from every disease of the throat and from every other illness. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”
Saint Blaise’s life is known primarily through legend written some 400 years after his death, yet the tradition of seeking his intercession and blessing throats lives on in countless parishes today. It is a good time to remember that when you come to God or seek the prayers of a saint or a blessing of some kind, you are not practicing magic or being superstitious: you are acting out your faith in God’s love and care.
See in the story of Saint Blaise an occasion to commit yourself again into God’s hands.
With prayerful best wishes,
Fr. John Mahoney
The Feast of St. Blaise — February 3
Throats will be blessed during all Holy Masses next weekend, February 1 & 2.
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