�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

!

�

�

�������

����� ������������������� �

���������������������

�

������������� ���

����������������������������������

�������������������� �!����"#$���

%���������&����������'�#����

���������������� �������������

�����������������������

�������������

�������������� �������������������������������������

!"##$%&'($)&%*+,-.+&/0(+$1&/%+.%&*'/(

������������������� ��������������������������������������

�

�����������������

��������������� �������������������������������������

�������������������� �������������

�����������������������

����!�������"������#$%����� &��������������������������������

�����������������������

���'����()#*$%����� +��������������������,������������

����������������

�-����.�� �������� /�������������������

#�-���!�������� 0�������������������-��1���������

������������������ �������������

������������������2���2����3�����2�1���������'��������&�0�4�/5�5�

������������������������

'���6������

���������������������������1���������

DECEMBER 20, 2015

Church of Saint Anthony Parish Mission Statement

St. Anthony Church is a parish where God’s love nourishes the soul to actively minister to people and share the joy of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

4 Union City Rd, P.O. Box 7117, Prospect, CT 06712

Parish Center Phone: 203-758-4056—Fax: 203-758-4594

www.stanthonyprospect.org

��������� !�!�"�

#"$%�&��

��'����������"�

("$%��)"$%�*�++"+,����

��!���������"�

���-�.��/ ��0/�1 �-�.����2"%%�����3����4�-�5.�

�-� ������3� �����/�� ����1 �-�.�

�6�����

���-�.��/ ��0/�1 �-�.�7�("+,����

�6'�8����6�����������

�� .�+������� -�.��3��/������/����'���!

��'�'��"�

���3��������� ��/�� -�������� -�.��3 ���$"%%9�

$"#,�&���� �5.��&&���������

FOURTH SUNDAY OF

AVENT

2

Saint Anthony Church—December 20, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Advent

PARISH COLLECTIONS

Collections for the next two weeks will be in later

bulletins due to the Holiday.

DATE MASS TIME INTENTIONS

Saturday

December 19—Late Advent Weekday

4:30 PM

John and Louise Schieffer, Agnes and Charles Beard, Mike Beard, and

Tom Beard, req. by Family

Sunday

December 20 —Fourth Sunday of Advent

7:30 AM

9:30 AM

11:15 AM

Mario Salvatore, req. by his Family

Kevin Lund, req. by his Family

Rosemary, req. by her Family

Monday December 21—Saint Peter Canisius

8:00 AM

Joan Thompson, req. by Elaine and Hennie

Tuesday December 22—Late Advent Weekday

8:00 AM

Joan Thompson, req. by Diane Sereduck

Wednesday December 23—Saint John of Kanty

8:00 AM

George and Mary Oliver, req. by their Family

Thursday December 24—Late Advent Weekday

Christmas Eve

3:00 PM

5:00 PM

12:00 AM

Donna Coviello and Martha Tisch, req. by their Parents

Jack Leary, req. by Family

Birthday Rem. of Leo Edwards, Jr., req. by his Wife and Family

Friday December 25—The Nativity of the Lord

9:00 AM

Patricia Rasmussen, Charles, Adeline, & Joseph Triano, req. by

Mike and Nancy Rasmussen

Saturday

December 26—Saint Stephen

4:30 PM

Tom Beard, req. by Evelyn and Char

Sunday

December 27—The Holy Family of Jesus,

Mary, and Joseph

7:30 AM

9:30 AM 11:15 AM

Carmine and Joan Mancini, req. by their Children

Bob, Lillian, and Kevin Foley, req. by their Family 10th Anniv. Rem. of Kathleen & Joseph Ivkovich, req. by their Children

REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS…

…..THOSE WHO ARE ILL: We welcome the opportunity to be

informed of any of our parishioners who are ill or hospitalized

so that we can include their names in our weekly bulletin. Con-

tact the Parish Center at 203-758-4056, or email at stan-

thonyadmin2@comcast.net. Joseph Allegrini, Joe Aucella, Joey

Brown, Melissa Burgett, Theresa Ciuccoli Carley, Elaine Ciminera,

Patricia Corbin, Martin Defazio, Joe DePalma, Cecile Fortier,

Dolores Fusco, Lois Gallo, Donald Guerrera, Kristien Hertel, Eva

Grace Kelly, Zachery LaChance, Susan LaRiviere, Ann Mascoli,

Ann Rasch, Phyllis Lynch, Sue Palomba, Brianna Pereira, Charles

Rowland, Pat Rzewnicki, Christine Saunders, Ann Sullivan, and

Michael & Allison Tuohy. Please call the parish office when the

name(s) should be removed or extended.

…..THOSE SERVING OUR COUNTRY: We pray for all of

our Military Personnel, especially those currently involved in hos-

tilities around the world. May God keep special watch over them

and all the men and women serving in the U.S. Military. If you

have a loved one who is currently deployed over seas, please call

the parish center office. Once a name has been added, please in-

form the parish office when your soldier has returned home

safely.

SERVERS’ SCHEDULE

THE EUCHARISTIC CANDLE BURNS THIS WEEK

IN MEMORY OF MY LOVING WIFE,

MARIE ANN PONZILLO TRAVISANO,

REQ. BY HER HUSBAND, FRANK TRAVISANO

December 24th—Christmas Eve

3:00 pm J. Sweeney, N. Santovasi, J. DeDomenico,

C. Semeraro, M. Burns

5:00 pm K. Porter, A. Zupkus, E. Beutel, D. Beutel

12:00 am R. Plante, J. Plante, N. Frappier, M. Rosario

December 25th—Christmas Day

9:00 am. M. Mikelskas, B. Accetura, L. Jenkins

4:30 pm J. Triana, E. Triana, E. Beyer, J. Chicano

December 26th and December 27th

7:30 am A. Mirabilio-Mulhall, A. Harlow, M. Rosario,

N. Mirabilio—Mulhall, S. Harlow

9:30 am K. Porter, C. Semeraro, D. Beutel, E. Beutel,

K. Foley

11:15 am J. Pannone, M. Lisowski, A. Lisowski, E. McKay,

A. McKay

3

Saint Anthony Church—December 20, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Advent

PRIMARY YOUTH FORMATION NEWS

Faith Formation Website:

http://faithformationstanthony.weebly.com

Question: What does the “communion of saints”

mean?

1. Family Formation: (grades 4—6) Jan. 19th & 2. Family Mass: January 24th 3. Grades 4—6: please email your chapters 9—11 re-

views to the Faith Formation Office: stantho-nyre@comcast.net

Answer: The “communion of saints” is made up of all men who have placed their hope in Christ and belong to him through Baptism, whether they have already died or are still alive. Because in Christ we are one Body, we live in a communion that encompasses heaven and earth. [CCC 946—962]. The Church is larger and more alive than we think. Among her members are the living and the deceased (whether they are still undergoing a process of purification or are already in the glory of God), individuals known and unknown, great saints and inconspicuous per-sons. We can help one another beyond the grave. We can call on our patrons and favorite saints, but also our depart-ed relatives and friends whom we believe are already with God. Conversely, by our intercessory prayer, we can come to the aid of our dear departed whoa re still undergo-ing purification. Whatever the individual does or suffers in and for Christ benefits all. Conversely, this unfortunate-ly means that every sin harms the communion. (YOUCAT p. 91, 92)

Readings for December 26th and December 27th

The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph

First Reading: 1 Samuel 1:20—22, 24—28 Responsorial Psalm: 84:2—3, 5—6, 9—10 Second Reading: 1 John 3:1 0 2, 21—24 Gospel: Luke 2:41—52

Adult: What is the hardest for you to trust in God’s

plan, as Mary did? What can help you at such times?

Child: When is it hardest for you to obey a parent or

teacher? What can help you obey with more trust?

Teen: What’s something you could do this week that

would be unthinkable to many but applauded by Mary?

Epiphany Pageant—Join us! On January 2nd, immediately after the 4:30 Mass, our little ones will present their Christmas gift to Jesus and our parish family—our annual pageant! Please join us to end our Christ-mas season in this joyful celebration of Christ’s birth.

Preschool Faith Formation!

We have begun a preschool faith formation program. It will be held one Sunday per month following Family Mass in the room Hope on January 24th. For more information or to register, please call or email Katie in the Faith Formation office: (203) 758-4848 x 13 or stanthonyre@comcast.net

Dec. 20th – Fourth Sunday of Advent

Mary set out in haste, carrying the good news of God’s great love. Wherever you go today, and everyday, take God with you and listen to His messengers. If they are telling you to prepare for service to the Lord as a priest or religious, call Fr. Jeffrey Gub-

biotti, Director of Vocations, Archdiocesan Center at St. Thomas Seminary, Tel. 860-242-5573, email vocations@aohct.org or visit the web at www.vocationshartford.org.

JOYFUL VOICES MASS SCHEDULE

DECEMBER 2015:

Rehearsals: Tuesdays @ 7:00 PM CHRISTMAS EVE: Friday, 12/24 @ 5:00 Sunday, 12/27 @ 9:30

Readings for December 25th

Christmas Day

First Reading: Isaiah 52:7—10 Responsorial Psalm: 98:1, 2—3, 3—4, 5—6 Second Reading: Hebrews 1:1—6 Gospel: John 1:1—18

Readings for the Nativity of the Lord—Vigil Mass

First Reading: Isaiah 62:1—5 Responsorial Psalm: 89:4—5, 16—17, 27, 29 Second Reading: Acts of the Apostles 13:16—17, 22—25 Gospel: Matthew 1:1—25

Readings for the Nativity of the Lord—Midnight Mass

First Reading: Isaiah 9:1—6 Responsorial Psalm: 96:1—2, 2—3, 11—12, 13 Second Reading: Letter of Saint Paul to Titus Gospel: Luke 2:1—14

4

Saint Anthony Church—December 20, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Advent

Defending Our Religious Liberty

The Catholic Church is asking that the U.S. Supreme Court safe-

guard the rights afforded to us in the First Amendment of the U.S.

Constitution, so that we will have the freedom to serve the needy

without violating our moral principles and without being penal-

ized with fines.

If you haven’t done so already, please voice your opposition to

the federal health care mandate by calling U.S. Secretary of

Health and Human Services Sylvia Mathews Burwell at 202-205-

5445, and your elected representatives. Let them know that the

mandate is in violation of our First Amendment right to religious

freedom.

Our sympathy to the family of:

RONALD PANIATI

Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord; let your

perpetual light shine upon him forever.

If you enjoy singing at Mass, you may be interested in auditioning

to be a cantor! This is a paid position based on experience and

quality. You will work with Wendy, our new Director of Music.

Please see Father Mark if interested or for further details.

Liturgical Connections

The Liturgical Connections Committee at St. Anthony Church helps connect the lives of our parishioners with the litur-

gy in special and meaningful ways. Initially we will be recognizing and celebrating birthdays and wedding anniver-

saries/wedding vow renewals*. We welcome and encourage you to share with us this information below for each mem-

ber of your family.

Simply complete the form below and someone from the committee will contact you to set a date for this mass.

Return this form by dropping it in the collection basket or mailing it to:

St. Anthony Church—Liturgical Connections—P.O. Box 7117—Prospect, CT 06712

Date of your Birthday *Wedding Anniversary Blessing Renew Vows

(month & day only)

Mass you usually attend: (circle one) 4:30 7:30 9:30 11:15

Name: (please print) phone:

email: (for St. Anthony Church use

only)

*Please note that only canonically valid weddings can partake of wedding vow renewals.

By completing this form and providing the committee information about your special event, you are acknowledging per-

mission for the committee to share this information with the congregation, parish announcements, weekly bulletin, etc.

Q & A with Archbishop Leonard P. Blair

In Celebration of the Jubilee Year of Mercy

Question: When and why did the Holy Father declare a Jubilee

Year of Mercy?

Archbishop Blair: Pope Francis announced his intention to pro-

claim a Jubilee Year of Mercy during a Lenten penance service

in March, 2015. His stated purpose was for the Church to

“make more evident her mission to be a witness of mercy.”

Use of the Parking Lot

Now that St. Anthony Church Parking Lot is no longer a “commuter lot” the question has been asked as to whether the

parking area can be used by other organizations differing needs.

The answer is yes! Our parking lot is private and all requests for

use for such things as Bottle and Can Drives, overflow parking

for school or town activities, or individuals who may desire to

take a day “bus trip” are welcome to call the office.

5

Saint Anthony Church—December 20, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Advent

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intentions for December

His universal intention is: That all may experience the mercy of God, who never tires of forgiving.

His intention for evangelization is: That pastors of the Church, with profound love for their flock, may accompany them and enliven

their hope.

SOME ONE-LINERS TO PONDER

! Bible:

• Keep your Bible open and you will not find the door to

heaven closed.

• Knowing the Bible is of little benefit unless you practice it.

• Should all the people dust off their Bibles, we would have

one of the greatest dust storms of all time.

• The Bible is like a compass—it always points the believer in

the right direction.

• Trying to do away with the truth of the Bible is like trying to

mop the ocean dry with a sponge.

! Children:

• Anyone who sleeps like a baby doesn’t have a baby.

• Better to bring the children to church and hear them cry

there than to leave them at home and later cry in court.

• What on earth will today’s younger generation tell their

children they had to do without?

• Teaching smaller children may focus on four-letter words

such as duty, work, earn, give, and love.

• Perfect age for children—when they are old enough to shov-

el snow, but not old enough to drive.

All Families are Invited to Attend a Special Mass at the

Cathedral of St. Joseph, our Mother Church Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph

Sunday, December 27th at 11:00 a.m.

St. Joseph Cathedral

140 Farmington Ave., Hartford, CT

Celebrated by Archbishop Leonard P. Blair

The Holy Family Mass will be one of several occasions celebrat-

ed at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in recognition of the Jubilee

Year of Mercy, proclaimed by Pope Francis.

Join us as we journey through the Holy Door and hear the beauti-

ful Christmas Music of the Cathedral Choir.

ArchdioceseofHartford.org

PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS�THEY

MAKE THIS BULLETIN POSSIBLE!

ADVERTISER SPOTLIGHT

Thank You:

Buckmiller Brothers Funeral Homes

Dignified Funeral Service since 1935

Family owned and operated

82 Fairview Ave.—Naugatuck

Naugatuck—203-729-4334

www.buckmillerbrothers.com

TO THOSE WHO HAVE LOST

A LOVED ONE THIS YEAR …

My First Christmas in Heaven

I see countless Christmas trees around the world below,

with tiny lights like heaven’s stars reflecting on the snow.

The sight is so spectacular, please wipe away your tears,

for I am sharing Christmas with Jesus Christ this year.

I hear the many Christmas songs that people hold so dear,

but sounds of music can’t compare with the Christmas choir here.

I have no words to tell you the joy their voices bring,

it’s far beyond description, to hear the angels sing.

I know how much you miss me, I see the pain within your heart,

but I am not far away—we really aren’t apart!

So be happy for me loved ones, you know I hold you dear,

and be glad I’m spending Christmas with Jesus Christ this year!

I send you each a special gift from my heavenly home above,

I send you each a memory of my undying love.

After all “LOVE” is the gift more precious than pure gold,

it was always most important in the stories Jesus told.

Please love and keep each other, as my Father said to do,

for I can’t count the blessings or the love he has for you!

So have a Merry Christmas, and wipe away those tears,

for I am sharing Christmas with Jesus this year!

Anonymous

***BINGO***

If you can volunteer one Monday per month, please call Jean

Beard at 203-758-5375. Team #2 December 21st: Joanne

Accuosti, Doreen Krokosky, Betty Lukeski, Sheryl Parrella,

Sandy Riley. Kitchen Helpers: Edna Sobireski, Beth Whelan.

Clean-Up Helper: Nancy VanderEyk

Doors Open at 6:00—Bingo Starts at 7:00

Jackpot #1: $125.00

Jackpot #2: $875.00

***BINGO HELP***

Over the past several years, a number of our original volunteers

have had to stop working the counter, cooking, or helping with

sales and the floor for various reasons. We need new helpers to

work one (1) night per month in these capacities. Please call

Jean Beard at 203-758-5375 to help. Your cooperation is

greatly appreciated.

6

Saint Anthony Church—December 20, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Advent

SAINT ANTHONY’S CHRISTMAS MOUSE

You never know where he might be hiding!

JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY

12/8/2015—11/20/2016

THE WORKS OF MERCY

CORPORAL WORKS:

FEED THE HUNGRY

GIVE DRINK TO THE THIRSTY

CLOTHE THE NAKED

VISIT THE SICK

SHELTER THE HOMELESS

VISIT THE IMPRISONED

BURY THE DEAD

SPIRITUAL WORKS:

ADMONISH THE SINNER

INSTRUCT THE IGNORANT

COUNSEL THE DOUBTFUL

COMFORT THE SORROWFUL

BEAR WRONGS PATIENTLY

FORGIVE ALL INJURIES

PRAY FOR THE LIVING AND THE DEAD

From the Pastor’s Desk

Dear Parishioners:

This week ends our very brief Advent Season and the world pre-

pares more ardently to receive its Savior. What a quiet, holy mir-

acle this is! In the simple holy darkness of morning, in the twi-

light of innocence, God becomes a human being. The incarnate

Word becomes flesh! As John the Baptist pointed the way to

Christ, Christ now points the way for us. God blesses all that is

truly and authentically human and raises humanity to a level nev-

er witnessed before. The incarnation is nothing more than God

infusing something (or someone) human with the Divine.

If we stop to look and listen, we can realize that God accomplish-

es this miracle everyday of our lives. When we love, is it not God

loving through us? When we have faith, is it not God infusing

our hearts with trust? When we have hope, is it not God’s very

presence providing energy; prompting us to take action? Trans-

formation and miracles happen every day. Peoples’ lives are

changed when we open ourselves to the incarnate Word and allow

ourselves to be used as instruments of the Divine Will. Healing of the wounds of body, mind and spirit can occur and do.

If we believe in God’s incarnate power in human history, present

moments and future realities, then why is it so difficult to believe

in that same presence in the Eucharist we celebrate so frequent-

ly? Is it that far fetched to think that God can take simple ele-ments of bread and wine and transform them, wholly and com-

pletely, into the Body and Blood of Christ? This action is no

more symbolic than the love that exists in my heart. It is real!

This is not just a simple gesture of remembrance or play acting in

a game of “make believe.” It is God with us in no less a way than

God came that first Christmas night!

This is my Body. This is my Blood. God tells us, at every Eu-

charist, I am real! I am here! I am no less than I have been in the

past, am here today and will be in the future! This is my Body,

which is broken for YOU. This is my Blood, which is shed for

YOU. Do we think so little of ourselves that we cannot believe

that God can and does come to us in this way? Every Eucharist is

a testament to the truth of the first Christmas. It is in the Eucha-

ristic Christ that all of history, all present moments, all to become

in the future finds its meaning and point of focus. When we re-

ceive Holy Communion we are brought, in a tangible and real

way, into the mystery and love of the first Christmas. We are

united with the Word made flesh.

As we receive Jesus in the Eucharist or gaze upon a crèche, let

our prayer be honest and simple: “Lord, I believe. Increase my

faith.” Ask and you shall receive. Merry Christmas!

Father Mark

LoCascio Liquors

Craft Beer, Wine, Spirits

www.locascioliquors.com

22 Union City Road

Rt. 68Prospect, CT

203.758.4533

facebook.com/locascios

twitter.com/locascios

locascios@live.com

THE Choice for

Orthopedic Rehabilitation& Cardiac Management

Glendale Center

Genesis Healthcare T

4 Hazel Avenue

Naugatuck

203-720-3400

www.genesishcc.coma

F U N E R A L H O M E

Joseph CoronaFuneral Director

72 Waterbury Road • Prospect, Connecticut

203-758-6008www.prospectmemorial.com

DID YOU KNOW THAT...We Do More Than Just Tow Your Vehicle!

PROSPECT SERVICE CENTER AND TOWING

We O"er Full Service Repairs for Your Cars and Trucks Along with 24-Hour Roadside Assistance

(203) 758-6069 Main • (203) 758-02361-877-TOW(869)-3398 Toll Free

1 Old Schoolhouse Rd. • Prospect (Behind Citgo Gas Station on Rt. 68)

Ed DiLoreto, Dom & Fran DiLoreto & Gary Gonsalves

SHIRTS

LAUNDERED

JMS CLEANERS33 Union City Road (Route 68)

Prospect, CT 06712

203-758-0526

AUTUMN IS HERE!!FREE Pick-up & Delivery

$2.00 OFFCOMFORTERS/BLANKETS*

DRY CLEANING*

$5.00 OFF $30.00 OR MORE

• MENTION THIS AD

FOR DISCOUNTS

WE ALSO DO:

ALTERATIONS/REPAIRSAREA RUGS

WASH, DRY & FOLD SERVICE

1 (800) 888.4574 ext. 3392jtrovarelli@4LPi.com

For Advertising Information,

call JOE TROVARELLI

at LPi today!

Margot’s FlowersQuality & Value Since 1987

34 Waterbury Rd., Prospect

203-758-3393

!!!"#$%&'()*'!+%)",'#

29 Waterbury Rd.,

Prospect, CT 06712

203-758-5651

16 Industrial Road

Prospect, CT 06712

(203) 758-6661

Joe DeLuciaOwner/ Operator

COMPLIMENTS

OF

GOOD ATAll Stores in:

Wallingford, ProspectMiddlebury

& Naugatuck CT

© 2013 DD IP Holder LLC. All rights reserved.Price and participation may vary. Limited time offer.

$100 off a Dozen Donuts or 50 ct. Munchkins® Donut Hole TreatsExpires: 8/06/2016 PLU # 2600

PRIORITIZE YOUR HEALTHFree Exercise & Nutrition Coaching

with Proven Programs:

From the Convenience of yourHome & your Schedule:

Easy Meal Plans30 Minute Workouts

Any Fitness Level, Age, Gender

Maria Oliveira • 203.751.1962mariafitmama@gmail.com

DECEMBER 2, 2015 11:14 AMFOR AD INFO CALL 1-800-888-4574 © LITURGICAL PUBLICATIONS INC. ST. ANTHONY, PROSPECT, CT 04-0768

Excavation Work& Septic Repairs

John Schieffer

(203) 592-1067

prospect_excavating@yahoo.com

5 YEAR WARRANTY ON WORKMANSHIP

Fully Insured

McALLEN BUILDING & REMODELING, INC.

New Construction • Remodeling • Site WorkProperty Management • Septic SystemsSewer & Water Hook-Up • Snow PlowingFlat Concrete Work • Utility Construction

McAllen Building & Remodeling, Inc. is a completeconstruction company providing services

from the first dig to the last nail.

It’s McAllen’s commitmentto provide quality service

and workmanship atcompetitive pricing.

www.mcallenbuilding.com

203-758-3474

MARTIN J. RUTT, D.D.S.LEONARD J. FUSCO, D.M.D.

GENERAL DENTISTRY

44 CENTER STREET

PROSPECT, CT 06712

203-758-6639

OFFICE HOURS

BY

APPOINTMENT

Waterbury Plumbing&

Heating Supply, Inc.

Mon. - Fri. 8am-5:30pm • Sat. 8am-12noon

203-756-4411 www.waterburysupply.com

1344 Meriden Road, Waterbury

Specializing in: Faucet & Toilet Repair Parts

LISA C. DUMOND – ATTORNEY AT LAWReal Estate • Personal Injury • Workers CompensationFamily Matters • Wills/Probate/Estate Administration

THE LAW OFFICE OF

LISA C. DUMOND, LLC

The Prospect Law Center -- CrossPointe North50 Waterbury Rd., Suite 2C, Prospect, CT 06712

!"#$%&'()*&!$+,-(./)(010203-574-7845010+++.&'()*&!$+,-(./)(

82 Fairview Ave.

Naugatuck

203-729-4334

www.buckmillerthurstonmengacci.com

John A. Sullivan!"##$%&'()*(+,*-$.',$+/()01'),'+2*3*-$.4"%(/"+.

203-879-4555Fax 203-879-3865

John.Sullivan@sullivan-brothers.com

www.sullivan-brothers.com

Telephone: (203) 753-0776 • Fax: (203) 755-1237

The Pine Grove Cemetery Association, Inc.and Crematory

A Non-Denominational CemeteryFull Burial Plots & Cremation Plots Available850 Meriden Road ~ Waterbury, CT 06705

DR. THOMAS DeLUCA

DR. ANTHONY MARCIANO

DR. JOSEPH MADRAK

OPTOMETRISTSSame Place as Always: Same Loving Care!

67 Waterbury Road • Prospect, CT

(203) 758-4447 www.eyedoctorct.com

AVAILABLE 365 DAYS A YEAR

Large Take Down Specialist

#1 Customer Satisfaction

Residential • Commercial

WE DO GREAT WORKALL THE TIME

Bucket Truck ServiceChipper ServiceStump GrindingStorm Clean-upSkilled Climbers

FREE ESTIMATES203-785-0261

ProspectEd Brashe, Owner/OperatorLICENSED • FULLY INSURED

CT Lic. Arbor # S-5765

WE WORK

YEAR

ROUND

NO JOBTOO SMALLOR TOOLARGE

“For The Best Pizza Around!

47 Waterbury Rd. Rt. 69 • Prospect, CT

(203) 758-5188 • (203) 758-3395

49 Waterbury RoadProspect, CT 06712

(203) 758-7373

Cyr Associates LLCVinyl Siding

Replacement WindowsRoo"ng

Seamless Gutters & Leaders FREE ESTIMATES

Silven Cyrparishioner

(203) 982-6262

M.J. FAHY &

SONS, INC.

203-574-4808PLUMBING AND HEATING

CONTRACTORSINDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL

RESIDENTIAL • FIRE PROTECTION

20 Judd St., Waterbury

www.mjfahy.com

DECEMBER 2, 2015 11:14 AMFOR AD INFO CALL 1-800-888-4574 © LITURGICAL PUBLICATIONS INC. ST. ANTHONY, PROSPECT, CT 04-0768

CAPOZZI DENTAL GROUPDonald P. Capozzi, DDS

Kenneth R. Capozzi, DDSNew Patients and Emergencies Always Welcome!

158 Waterbury Road • Prospect

203-758-4224Evening & Saturday Appointments Available

Financing Available