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St. Stanislaus Kostka Church
11 Barnes St. West Rutland
Sacramental Prepara on Bap sm – Parents or guardians seeking to have a child bap zed should contact the rectory prior to the desired Bap sm date to a end a Bap sm prepara on workshop. RCIA – Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults. If you are interested in what it means to be Catholic, please contact Fr. Vincent. Marriage – Registered parishioners need to make an appointment with the pas-tor six months prior to the requested date of marriage. Anoin ng – Anyone who is seriously ill, an cipa ng surgery or weakened be-cause of prolonged illness or advanced age is encouraged to receive the Sacra-ment of Anoin ng of the Sick. Please contact the priest. St. Bridget, St. Stanislaus Kostka, Sacred Heart Cemetery: The cemetery located on Main Street opposite St. Stanislaus Kostka Church is situated on more than ten acres in a lovely, quiet, tree-lined neighborhood. The tranquility is enhanced by majes c pine trees and monuments da ng back to the mid-nineteenth century. Our primary goal is to carry out the sacred religious func ons of burial and care for the res ng places of the deceased.
The Catholic Church regards the burying of the dead as a deep spiritual significance and a Corporal Work of Mercy. Our cemetery has been serving the West Rutland area for more than 150 years. It was consecrated in May 1865 by Bishop Louis DeGoesbriand, the first Bishop of Burlington, and is one of the old-est, ac ve Catholic cemeteries in the diocese.
Staffed by Congrega on of Holy Cross The Congrega on of Holy Cross has offered con nuous service for a half
century to the Diocese of Burlington.
St. Bridget Church
12 Church St. West Rutland
MASS SCHEDULE Daily: St. Stanislaus Kostka Mon, Wed. & Fri. 8:30 am
Daily: St. Bridget Mon. 5:30 pm, (May - Sep)
Tues. & Thurs. 8:30 am
Saturday Vigils St. Stanislaus Kostka 4 pm
St. Bridget 5:30 pm Sunday: St. Bridget 9 am
CONFESSIONS Sat. St. Stanislaus Kostka 3:pm
Sun. St. Bridget 8 am Or By Appointment
DEVOTIONS Daily Rosary 8:15 am
Miraculous Medal Mass St. Bridget, Monday 5:30 pm (May-Sep)
First Friday Adora on— St. Stanislaus Kostka 9:30 am—Noon
Infant Jesus of Prague Novena— St. Stanislaus Kostka,
Monthly from 17th to 25th, 3 pm
Administra ve Office: 28 Church Street
West Rutland, VT 05777 PHONE: 802.438.2490
FAX: 802.797.8099 Email: [email protected] Secretary Hours: M -Th 8am-1pm
We are on the web. Visit us at www.westrutlandcatholic.org
Pastor, Rev. Vincent J. Coppola, C.S.C. Secretary, Mrs. Lisa Harvey
Music Ministry, Mrs. Angela Lundrigan
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St. Bridget & St. Stanislaus Kostka Churches
ST. BRIDGET AND ST. STANISLAUS KOSTKA WEST RUTLAND, VERMONT
Parish Goal Pledged
St. Bridget $18,100 $13,205
SSK $17,100 $9,128
% of Goal
73%
57%
# of Gifts
78
61
Bishops Fund 2014
If you have not yet donated to this year’s Bishop Fund and wish to do so, pledge envelopes continue to be in the vestibule of both churches.
Mass Intentions Sat./Sun., Aug 16/ Aug 17 Twentieth Sunday in Ordi-nary time 4:00 PM (SSK) In Memory of Frances Tomaszewski Requested by Mary Ann Hughes 5:30 PM (SB) In Memory of Jon Cole Requested by Dan & Maxine Hurlbut 9:00 AM (SB) In Memory of John Krempa, Sr. & Sophie Requested by the Kelley family Mon., Aug 18–St. Weekday 8:30 AM (SSK) In Memory of Emily Pokrywka Requested by Tom and Nancy Jakubowski
5:30 PM (SB) In Memory of Bob Burns Requested by Felicia Burns
Tue., Aug 19– Weekday 8:30 AM (SB) In Memory of Henry Daley, Sr. Requested by Danny & Kathy Hogan and family
Wed., Aug 20– St. Bernard 8:30 AM (SSK) In Memory of Mary Chrusciel Requested by Mary Nemeth
Thurs., Aug 21– St. Pius X, Pope 8:30 AM (SB) In Memory of Mary Jo King Requested by Pat Trepanier
Fri., Aug 22–The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary 8:30 AM (SSK) In Memory of Joseph Wysolmerski Requested by Mania Wysolmerski Sat./Sun., Aug 23/ Aug 24 Twenty-First Sunday in Ordi-nary time 4:00 PM (SSK) In Memory of Alex I. Nemeth Requested by Mary Nemeth 5:30 PM (SB) In Memory of Stanley Wiskoski Requested by Barbara and family 9:00 AM (SB) For deceased members of the Phalen family Requested by the Anna M. Phalen Estate
Our Thoughts and Prayers Are With...
Sick and Infirmed: Sophie Krysztofik, Ralph Johnson, Stanley Borowy, Elizabeth, Marie Frankiewicz, Beverly Staruski, Mary Krysztofik, Tiffany Mar-quis, Drew Richard, Michael Harte, Peg Patch, Helen Dydo, Deidy Forte, Reilly Jakubiak, Mary Marchinkoski, Frank Baginski, and those who are homebound or in nursing facilities..
Our Military Members: Sean Coppinger , Gregory Foley, Michael Gould, Ryan Harvey, Ross Lowell, Kody McFarren
Extraordinary Ministers Aug 23- 4 PM (SSK):(EM) B. Trepanier (L) S. Martineau Aug 23 - 5:30 PM (SB): (EM) M. Rajda (L) B. Harvey (S) M. Harte (S) S. Harrington Aug 24 - 9 AM (SB): (EM) J . McPhee (EM) J . Rousseau(EM) M. Sadowski (L) A. Whooley (S) Amanda Fredette (S) S. Paquin
Rest in Peace
Sophie Hyjek
3/28/1914– 8/9/2014
Fiscal Year to Date Offertory
St. Bridget 14,644.25 14,225.81 418.44 102.9%
SSK 8,549.30 7,858.06 429.24 108.8%
Actual Budgeted Difference Percentage
Sunday Stewardship Collections, Aug 10, 2014
St. Bridget Church Offertory ............................................................... $2,330.25 Last year’s total .................................................... $2,077.00
St. Stanislaus Kostka Church Offertory ............................................................... $1,803.00 Last year’s total .................................................... $1,075.00
Infant of Prague Novena Continues
The novena, recited from the 17th to the 25th of each month, continues this week at 3pm at SSK. The general intentions will be for those who are in need of healing or work.
St. Bridget Fundraising Committee Meeting
There will be a St. Bridget Fundraising Committee Meeting on Tuesday, August 19th at 6:30 pm in St. Bridget Hall
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 17, 2014
Help Needed: Person willing to walk a 14lb, 15 year old dog twice a day (between 8:30 am– 9 am and around 4:30 pm) Please call 438-2819 if you can help. Owner unable to walk the dog herself.
St. Peter’s Cookie Bake-Off Bake Sale and Parish Picnic
St. Peter’s parish will be hosting a cookie bake off at their annual Feast of the Assumption picnic on Sunday, August 17th. Submit your favorite cookies to be judged by local church celebrities. The judging will begin at 1 pm. You are asked to submit 6 cookies for judging and 2 dozen (or more) for the St. Anthony’s guild bake sale. This competition is open to parishioners of all local par-ishes. The winner will receive a trophy and bragging rights! Come for the picnic and stay for the judging. If you would like to submit baked goods, please drop them off in the MSJ gym prior to 12:30 pm on August 17th. If you have any questions you can reach Nichole Peterson at 773-0370
Sister Mary E. Harvey to Give Presentation
Sister Mary E. Harvey, SSJ will present a reflection on Tuesday, August 19 from 10:30—11:30 am (Part IV of a Series) on the classic spiritual book “The Reed of God” by Caryll Houselander (Section 10 “Idols”). It will be held at St. Joseph/Kervick Residence (handicap accessible) 131 Convent Ave. Rutland. Suggested fee is $5 of whatever is possible. If you have the book, please bring it. For more information please call Sister Mary at 775-7774 or email her at [email protected]
Comfort Blankets Sought for Needy Children
Donations of new homemade blankets are needed for children who are needy, sick or traumatized—ages in-fant to teens– in the Rutland County area and beyond. The blankets can be quilted, knitted or crocheted. This is a community service of the Maple Leaf Quilters Guild, Rutland, Vermont. For more information contact Kathy Budd “Comfort Blankets” Chairperson @438-5180 or email [email protected]. Donation Drop-off sites are The Viking Sewing Gallery at JoAnn Fabrics in Rutland or at The Quilter’s Corner at the Middlebury Sew n Vac.
JOB OPENING The Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington
CYO Coordinator
The CYO Athletic Coordinator works in con junction with the Office of Catholic Formation in facilitating the CYO Basketball program, a parish-based ministry of the Diocese of Burlington to grow and strengthen the Chris-tian individual. The CYO basketball program provides opportunities for youth to experience and understand the value of cooperation, teamwork, sportsmanship, respon-sibility and respect, and invites coaches, players and their families to strengthen their connection to their Catholic faith. The position is responsible for: managing the program in accordance with CYO guidelines and procedures; conducting meetings with coaches; scheduling/reserving gyms; working with Safe Environment Programs Office; conducting parent meeting at the beginning of the sea-son; scheduling clinics to enhance basketball skills and confidence in children; publishing an on-line scheduling system and team statistics for all participants, managing the budget and accounts receivable and payables, etc.
Qualifications: Practicing Catholic in accordance with Canon 874 §1, 3◦, 4◦ of the Code of Canon Law; Mini-mum of 10 years basketball knowledge and playing through High School and College a plus; Leadership experience; Conflict Resolution experience; Web based scheduling experience a plus; ability to work with par-ents and children to create a competitive, healthy and happy atmosphere for children.
Women’s Retreat
The Sisters of Mercy are offering two weekend Retreats for Women at Mt. St. Mary in Burlington. The first is September 5-7 and the second is September 12-14. Pre-senter is Sr. Julia Werner, RSM and the theme of the weekend is “Renewing your belief in the transformative power of love.” Cost of the retreat is $125 for commut-ers and $150 for those staying at St. Mary’s. For more information or to register, call Sr. Ruth Ravey at (802)6585494 or email her at [email protected]
SSK Roof Repair
This past week we completed repairs to the church roof. Over 600 slates were replaced and 100 sliders reposi-tioned and secured due to aging and damaged caused by the unusual hail storms this summer. The expense to-taled $9,500. An insurance claim was mailed to the dio-cese this week. Later this summer we will be replacing the shingles of the lower and upper back roof which houses the sacristy. These repairs will secure the build-ing for what will be another harsh winter.
