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Weekend Mass Schedule�
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Saturday: 4:00pm�
Sunday: �
English: 8:00am�
10:30am � �
Brazilian: 12:00pm�
Week Day Mass Schedule�
9:00am �
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Monday�
Wednesday�
Friday �
ST. MICHAEL PARISH�
Welcome New Parishioners�
We welcome you to the community of St. Michael.
Please introduce yourself to the priest, call or visit the
Parish Center or visit us online at www.stmikes.org to fill
out a registration form. As a parish committed to the vi-
sion of stewardship, we encourage your involvement by
sharing with us your God given gifts of time, talent and
treasure. For detailed information about our ministries,
parish activities and contact persons, refer to our parish
website.�
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Baptisms�
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the 3rd Sun-
day of the month at 2:00pm. Baptism catechesis for the
parent(s) and godparent(s) is held on the 1st Sunday of
the month at 1:00pm and 2:30pm. Register online at
www.stmikes.org or call the Parish Center and ask for
Pat Conte ext. 306. �
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First Eucharist and Confirmation�
A complete preparation process is REQUIRED for each
sacrament. Please contact the Faith Formation office for
information.�
Marriage�
Arrangements MUST be made at least 6 months prior to
the intended date of the wedding. Please call the Parish
Center to schedule your date and make an appointment
to speak with Pat Conte our wedding coordinator. �
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Ministry of the Sick�
Please notify us if there is a sick or aged family member
or friend who would like to receive the Sacrament of the
Anointing of the Sick and/or Holy Communion at home.�
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Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)�
Saturdays from 2:30 to 3:30 PM in the lower church. �
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RCIA �
If you have not been baptized or were baptized but have
not received First Eucharist, Reconciliation or Confir-
mation, please contact Sheila Mahoney at 978�562�
3148, call or email the Parish Center.�
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St. Michael’s Cemetery�
Cemetery lots are available. For information contact �
Helena at the Parish Office.�
21 Manning Street, Hudson, MA 01749�
Phone: 978�562�2552 Fax: 978�568�1761�
Faith Formation Phone: 978�562�7662�
www.stmikes.org�
office@stmikes.org�
@stmikes_hudson�
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facebook.com/stmikes.hudson�
Administrator: � Rev. Laurence “Ren” M. Tocci
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Xaverian Assistant: Rev. Anthony Lalli, S.X.�
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Weekend Assistant: Rev. Adriano Lessa�
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Deacon:� Deacon Jared Auclair �
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Music Director: Donna McIntyre�
donna@stmikes.org�
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Finance & Operations �Helena Siciliano � x304�
Manager:� � helena@stmikes.org�
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Baptisms & Weddings: Pat Conte � x306�
� � pconte@stmikes.org�
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Director of� Paula O’Brien � x309�
Faith Formation: Faithformation@stmikes.org �
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Administrative� � Vina Sousa � x300�
Assistant: �� office@stmikes.org�
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Custodians:� Antonio Gonçalves�
� � Francisco Pinheiro�
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Inclement Weather Notice�
If there is a delay or cancellation at the Hudson �
Public Schools due to inclement weather, the daily
Mass is cancelled. �
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Bread and Wine in Memory of�
Jose & Ines Moreira and Deceased Relatives�
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Lights and Candles in Loving Memory of�
Antonio & Maria M. Costa�
Francisco & Maria P. Chaves�
And Deceased Relatives�
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Grand Annual Year to Date�
$55,607.77�
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From the Business Office�
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Weekly Income � $12,000.00�
To Meet Expenses�
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On�Line Giving:� � $2,057.00� �
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Offertory:� � � $6,514.00 �
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Other Income:� � $6,278.00�
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Total Received:� � $14,849.00�
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Saturday� � January 9, 2021 �
4:00pm Alfred Gaspar�
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Sunday� � � January 10, 2021� �
8:00am John & Angelina Botelho�
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10:30am � Angelina Chaves& Antonio Chaves�
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Monday� � January 11, 2021�
9:00am � Jose Braga and Vitor Braga�
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Wednesday� � January 13, 2021�
9:00am�� � St. Michael’s Parishioners�
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Friday� � � January 15, 2021�
9:00am�� Joseph Honohan�
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Saturday� � January 16, 2021 � �
4:00pm�� � Mr. & Mrs. William Cabral�
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Sunday � � January 17, 2021 �
8:00am� �Maria Resendes Chaves &
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10:30am � � St. Michael’s Parishioner’s �
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If you have requested a Mass intention and would like to
have a family member present the gifts, please see an
Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion before the
start of the Mass. �
**PARISH CENTER HOURS** �
Monday/Tuesday�9:00am�3:00pm�
Thursday/Friday�9:00am�3:00pm�
Readings for the week of January 10, 2021�
Sunday:� Is 42:1�4, 6�7/Ps 29:1�2, 3�4, 3, 9�10 [11b]/Acts
10:34�38/Mk 1:7�11 or Is 55:1�11/Is 12:2�3, �
� 4bcd, 5�6 [3)]/1 Jn 5:1�9/Mk 1:7�11�
Monday:� � Heb 1:1�6/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 6 and 7c, 9 [cf. 7c]/�
� � Mk 1:14�20�
Tuesday:� � Heb 2:5�12/Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6�7, 8�9 [cf. 7]/Mk �
� � 1:21�28�
Wednesday:� Heb 2:14�18/Ps 105:1�2, 3�4, 6�7, 8�9 [8a]/Mk �
� � :29�39�
Thursday:� Heb 3:7�14/Ps 95:6�7c, 8�9, 10�11 [8]/Mk 1:40��
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Friday:� � Heb 4:1�5, 11/Ps 78:3 and 4bc, 6c�7, 8 [cf. 7b]/�
� � Mk 2:1�12�
Saturday:�� Heb 4:12�16/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15 [cf. Jn 6:63c]/�
� � Mk 2:13�17�
Next Sunday:� 1 Sm 3:3b�10, 19/Ps 40:2, 4, 7�8, 8�9, 10 [8a, �
� � 9a]/1 Cor 6:13c�15a, 17�20/Jn 1:35�42�
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Know someone that needs �
St. Vincent de Paul’s help? �
We are waiting to help. Please call the number listed
here.�
978�618�5175�
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J������ 10, 2021�
This is My Beloved Son, With Whom I am Well Pleased . . .�
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Holy Baptism is the basis of the whole Christian life, the gateway to life in the Spirit, and the door
which gives access to the other sacraments. Through Baptism we are freed from sin and reborn as
sons of God; we become members of Christ, are incorporated into the Church and made sharers in
her mission (CCC ¶ 1213).�
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We stand at a threshold today. The feast we celebrate this Sunday, the Baptism of the Lord, is both
the last day of the Christmas Season and the first Sunday of Ordinary Time. In the Church’s
calendar, we straddle two liturgical seasons; borrowing the language of the Catechism, we are in a
gateway, a door.�
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The Lord’s baptism in the Jordan River was a gateway moment for Him, as well. It marked His
emergence from the private sphere of life to His public ministry. John understood the baptism he
offered as a preparation for the Messiah’s coming, but Christ transformed it into the sacrament now
entrusted to His Church.�
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The Christ’s ministerial activity is launched by a public act, accompanied by an equally public
manifestation of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit descends from above as Christ emerges from the
waters; the Father audibly affirms His love for the Son. And even though Jesus immediately goes
into seclusion by making a forty�day retreat in the desert, He nonetheless has already begun His
ministry. Mark says that the Spirit who had descended on Jesus drove Him into the wilderness�a
verb that suggests both an urgent sense of purpose and obedience. From the time of His baptism
onward everything Christ does is an action of His salvific mission, no longer for Himself alone but
always to fulfill the Father’s will, to accomplish His goal, and always for us. He no longer is Jesus of
Nazareth, but Jesus Christ�the one anointed to be sent into the world to save the world.�
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Even in John’s Gospel, Jesus has no more personal life after He had been anointed by the Holy
Spirit at His baptism. He tries to simply remain a guest at the wedding at Cana, but His mother
intuitively knows that His mission, once begun, is constantly unfolding and can’t be suspended. His
hour may not have come, as He tells her, but His ministry nevertheless is in motion.�
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This is pointed at us, too. Our own baptism is no less the beginning of a public mission. Jesus’s
baptism was a liturgy, celebrated in full view of witnesses; our baptism also is a liturgical celebration
before the witness of the whole Church. And just as the Lord’s baptism gave a new shape to every
action of His life, moving Him ever onward toward the coming of His hour, so too our baptism gives
new form to even the most ordinary moments of our life, drawing us forward to our own “hour.” So
the “ordinary time” that we begin today is no less holy than the season we leave behind. It is always
ordered to our true destiny.�
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Our baptism isn’t something we can keep quiet, or keep to ourselves. By its very nature it is a public
sacrament, and it gives us a permanent character, molding us after the character of Christ Himself.
It places our life inside the Church�it makes our life a public life�and so is meant to be lived
publicly within the Church. Our faith can’t be a private affair; our baptism only gushes when it
washes over everything we do, driving us to transform the plain water of everyday life into the choice
wine of living in the Father’s will. Anointed with the Holy Spirit ourselves, we continue Christ’s salvific
mission and become beloved children in whom our Father is well pleased.�
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Este é o meu amado filho, com quem estou bem satisfeito...�
O Santo Batismo é a base de toda a vida cristã, a porta de entrada para a vida no Espírito, e a porta
que dá acesso aos outros sacramentos. Através do Batismo somos libertados do pecado e
renascidos como filhos de Deus; tornamo�nos membros de Cristo, incorporados na Igreja e fazendo
parte da sua missão (CCC 1213).�
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Estamos num limiar hoje. A festa que celebramos este domingo, o Batismo do Senhor, é tanto o
último dia da época natalícia como o primeiro domingo do tempo comum. No calendário da Igreja,
temos duas estações litúrgicas; adaptando a linguagem do Catecismo, estamos num acesso de
uma porta.�
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O batismo do Senhor no rio Jordão foi um momento de passagem para Ele, também. Marcou o Seu
aparecimento do ambito privado da Sua vida para o seu ministério público. João compreendeu o
batismo que ofereceu como preparação para a vinda do Messias, mas Cristo transformou�o no
sacramento agora confiado à Sua Igreja.�
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A atividade ministerial de Cristo é lançada por um ato público, acompanhado por uma manifestação
igualmente pública da Trindade. O Espírito Santo desce à medida que Cristo emerge das águas; o
Pai afirma audível o Seu amor pelo Filho. E mesmo que Jesus entre imediatamente em reclusão
fazendo um retiro de quarenta dias no deserto, ele já começou o Seu ministério. Marcos diz que o
Espírito que tinha descido sobre Jesus o levou para o deserto � um verbo que sugere tanto um
sentido urgente de propósito e obediência. Desde o momento do Seu batismo, tudo o que Cristo faz
é uma ação da Sua missão salvífica, já não só para Si, mas sempre para cumprir a vontade do Pai,
para cumprir o Seu objetivo, sempre para nós. Ele já não é Jesus de Nazaré, mas Jesus Cristo � o
único ungido para ser enviado para salvar o mundo.�
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Mesmo no Evangelho de João, Jesus não tem mais vida pessoal depois de ter sido ungido pelo
Espírito Santo no Seu batismo. Tenta simplesmente permanecer um convidado no casamento em
Cana, mas a sua mãe sabe intuitivamente que a sua missão, uma vez iniciada, está constantemente
a desenrolar�se e não pode ser suspensa. A sua hora pode não ter chegado, como Ele disse, mas o
seu ministério está em movimento.�
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Isto também está apontado para nós. O nosso próprio batismo não é menos do que o início de uma
missão pública. O batismo de Jesus foi uma liturgia, celebrada em plena vista de testemunhas;
nosso batismo também é uma celebração litúrgica perante o testemunho de toda a Igreja. E assim
como o batismo do Senhor deu uma nova forma a cada ação da Sua vida, movendo�O sempre em
direção à chegada da Sua hora, também o nosso batismo dá uma nova forma até aos momentos
mais comuns da nossa vida, atraindo�nos para a nossa própria "hora". Assim, o "tempo comum" que
começamos hoje não é menos sagrado do que a estação que deixamos para trás. É sempre comum
ao nosso verdadeiro destino.�
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O nosso batismo não é algo que possamos manter em silêncio, ou manter para nós mesmos. Pela
sua própria natureza é um sacramento público, e dá�nos um carácter permanente, moldando�nos
depois do caráter do próprio Cristo. Coloca a nossa vida dentro da Igreja � faz da nossa vida uma
vida pública � e assim é destinado a ser vivido publicamente dentro da Igreja. Nossa fé não pode
ser um assunto particular; nosso batismo só jorra quando lava tudo o que fazemos, levando�nos a
transformar a á água simples da vida diaria a escolha do vinho a viver no testamento do Pai.
Ungidos com o Espírito Santo nós mesmos, continuamos a missão salvífica de Cristo, tornamo�nos
crianças amadas em quem o nosso Pai está muito satisfeito.�
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St. Michael Parish
Contact: Paula O’Brien
978.562.7662 FaithFormation@StMikes.org
Current Hours: Sunday - Thursday
Watch Mass as a Family on our Live Feed link– Sat 4PM, Sun 8 AM & 10:30 AM
https://www.stmikes.org/watch-mass-live
Please pray for all our children and families in our Catholic Christian Community.
May God strengthen our resolve and shelter us in His tireless Mercy.
Grade 6 New Discovery Series has begun with
Praying a 6 week series.
Grade 7 New Discovery Series has begun with
Seeking Justice a 6 week series.
Grs 6 & 7 Assignment Update: The Second
Series assignments are due on or before
January 10 for attendance credit. Email
completed work.
Grade 8 Moved to Fully Remote for remainder of
the year. Assignment 6: Why and How do I Read
the Bible? - Email completed work on or before
January 18.
Grade 9 & 10 Make Up Classes from December
will be rescheduled as soon as Hudson is out of
the Red Zone Classification. In the meantime,
Please complete Assignment of 7 Catholic
Virtues. Email completed work on or before
January 15.
January 2021
Month of the Holy Name of Jesus
In the first part of January we continue to
rejoice and celebrate Christ's coming at
Bethlehem and in our hearts. We have the
wonderful feasts of Mary, Mother of God,
where we honor Mary's highest title, and
then we follow the Magi to the crib as they
bring their gifts of
gold, frankincense
and myrrh on Epiphany. Finally we
reach the culmination of this
season with the Baptism of Our
Lord by St. John the Baptist
celebrated on January 10.
Blessings
for a Happy New Year
Winter Collection for Various Outreach
Homeless Shelters, Ministries & Children’s Hospital
January 4—February 14
“The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you
did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters
of mine, you did for me.” Matt 25:40
Please see requested donation items assigned for each
grade level:
Gr 1: Knit/Crochet Yarn Skeins (Various Colors)
Gr 2: New Boxes of Crayons/Markers
Gr 3: Can or Bag Dog/Cat Food
Gr 4: Disposable Razors
Gr 5: Nail Clippers & Hand Sanitizer
Gr 6: Lip Balm & Body Cleansing Wipes
Gr 7: Combs/Brushes/Elastics/Dry Shampoo
Gr 8: Deodorant
Gr 9: Reusable Shopping Bags with Handles
Gr 10: Socks for Men/Women
Please bring your donations to the Parish Center. Enter via
Rear Side Door and place items in
marked boxes on tables in hallway or
leave by door and someone will retrieve.
Thank you!
Reminder for Grades 1-5: If there are any
outstanding Gospel Weekly Reviews (pink sheets)
from last semester that your child has completed
but have yet to be turned in, please do so now for
attendance credit. Your cooperation is highly
obliged.
Please continue to email, mail or drop off your
child’s completed reviews as we begin the new
year.
CATECHETICAL MATERIALS
Grades 1-5 Faith Formation Families will be
notified via email once the catechetical items/
packages are prepared for the children.
Grades 6 & 7 lesson packages
are ready for pick up now.
Items are located at the Parish
Center in the Adult Faith
Formation Room, ground
level. Enter via Rear Side Door. Items are in bins
by Grade & Alphabetical Order.
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Our Lady Thrift Shop�
Our Lady Thrift Shop located at 197 Pleasant Street
in Marlborough has ‘gently used’ clean clothing and
more for the whole family. All proceeds go to local
charities and their African Missions. Store hour:
Tues., Thurs., Sat. 10:00�12:00 & 1:00�3:00pm.
Donations especially children’s clothing always
welcome!�
Parish Council is Available for Comments�
If you have any questions comments, feedback, or sug-
gestions please feel free to contact Father Ren at
frren@stmikes.org. or reach out to our Parish Council
members at parishcouncil@stmikes.org.�
Please indicate in the Subject heading which Council
Member you would be most comfortable addressing, or
which Mass you attend.�
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Barbara Maglione� � Brian Aucoin�
Marty Richardson � � Noemia Braga�
Greg Michaud� � � Vera Teixera�
Eucharistic Adoration�
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Friday morning after Mass until noon.�
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Suicide Prevention�
Unfortunately suicide is a very real issue in our �
society today. If you or someone you know is
looking for information or help please go to: �
www.nami.org/Learn�More/Mental�Health�
Conditions/Related�Conditions/Risk�of�Suicide.
Where you can find resources and help.�
2021 Breaking Bread Missals�
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When Covid19 hit parishes, the guidance from the
Archdiocese of Boston was to remove all Missals
from the pews. That guidance is still being followed
today. The parish is making available a limited num-
ber of 2021 Breaking Bread Missals for purchase.
The cost of the missal is $10. If you purchase one
you will be able to bring to Mass with you each week
and follow along with the readings. It is not re-
quired that you purchase one. Please stop by the
Parish Center to purchase a Missal if you would like.
They will be available on a first come first service
basis.�
St. Michael's Parishioners,�
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We're looking for volunteers who would be interest-
ed in providing a meal once a month for two of our
long�time parishioners, Bob and Joan Sacco. It could
be as simple as setting aside two servings of a meal
you were making for your own dinner. If interested,
please contact�Stella Daigneault (Mrs. D)
at�sjadaigneault@gmail.com or 978�568�1755.�The
meals, single serving�for two, could be dropped off
on the front steps of�Bob and Joan's home at a time
and on a day convenient for you, with simple reheat-
ing instructions. Any meal would be so greatly ap-
preciated, but�they�do best with a bland, "meat and
potatoes" kind of diet,�like chicken or fish and rice,
soups, nothing spicy, and limited pasta sauce dishes.��
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Thank you in advance for any who are willing and
able to help two of our beloved own at St. Michael'�
Tax Letters�
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Our Parish keeps a record of offertory
contributions made using the parish
envelope system. If you would like to
request a letter for your tax records,
please call Vina at the Parish Center
at 978�562�2552 X300 or email at
office@stmikes.org �
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