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THANK YOU PARKING LOT MASS CREW!

The parish would like to thank all the people who made the parking lot Masses a great success. It took a

crew of people from Judy Bagley, our sacristan, the platform, furniture moving, sound crews and music

ministries. Without these dedicated people, there is no way so many people could go to Mass. Thank you

for what you did for us and for God!!

A special thanks to Peter and David!

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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ July 5, 2020�

Holy Trinity Office: 353-2792 - Our Lady of the Rosary Office: 375-6951 - Prince of Peace Office: 777-1200

Website: www.princeofpeace.me / Email: [email protected] 2.

PRINCE OF PEACE PARISH// PODCAST: frdan1966.podomatic.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/

MAIN OFFICE—16 STE. CROIX STREET, P.O. BOX 1540

LEWISTON, ME 04240

(MONDAY—THURSDAY 8:30 AM—4:00 PM)

OUR CHURCHES

Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul

122 Ash Street, Lewiston

Holy Cross Church

1080 Lisbon Street, Lewiston

Holy Family Church

607 Sabattus Street, Lewiston

Holy Trinity Church

67 Frost Hill Avenue, Lisbon Falls

Our Lady of the Rosary

131 High Street, Sabattus

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OUR CLERGY

Fr. Daniel Greenleaf Pastor

Fr. Johnson Sacreties, HGN Parochial Vicar

Fr. Selvaraj Kasi, HGN Parochial Vicar

Bro. Irénée Richard, OP Deacon

Rev. Michael Seviny Spanish Ministry

Fr. Robert Parent Latin Mass Chaplain

OUR OFFICE STAFF

Joline Laliberte Business Manager

Jennifer Bussiere Office Manager

Debbie Haire Office Assistant

Mary Ann Moody Office Assistant

Anne Servidio Bulletin Editor

C.J Tolini Office Assistant

OUR PASTORAL STAFF

Lisa Daigle Director of Faith Formation

Jonnie Clark Homebound Ministry

Dcn. Frank Daggett Bates College

OUR LITURGICAL MUSIC STAFF

Scott Vaillancourt Director of Music

Sr. Monique Belanger, OP Musician

Paul Caron Musician

Danielle Faucher Musician

Josh Hatfield Musician

Don Martel Musician

OUR FACILITIES STAFF

James Barrett Maintenance

Jim Begin Maintenance

Jennifer Rinko Housekeeping

Bertrand Levesque Maintenance

Kevin Lombardi Maintenance

Staff members may be contacted by email at

[email protected] or by calling the office at

207-777-1200

Deadline for bulletin submissions is 10 days before

the date of the Bulletin.

Dear Parishioners,

This weekend we celebrate the Fourth of July. It is a great time to thank

God for the beautiful country we call home. Even as the United States is

going through some very difficult times with the pandemic, protesting,

violence, immigration fights and political bickering, it is still the freest na-

tion in history. That is why it is so important to pray for our nation and its

leaders. Let us pray that God helps us as we work through all of these

issues. Freedom of religion is a foundational right we hold dearly, and

there is great concern that it is being under attack, especially Christianity.

It is something our founding fathers fought for and I hope we would still

do that today.

This is our first weekend with a full schedule with video screens in sepa-

rate locations to accommodate more than fifty. If things do not go as

planned, please be patient with us. We are all amateurs at this

technology, so we are doing the best we can. Hopefully it will get better,

and that we will not need it too much longer. We will continue live

streaming since this has been a great way for people to connect with us

when they cannot get to Church. I want to thank the army of people it

takes to put all this on.

Confessions are now done from the rectory window at Holy Family. We

have extra hours because we cannot have them in the other churches

until we can be in confined spaces. It seems that it will not be soon so if

you would like to avail yourself to the Sacrament, please see the times

posted on the internet and in the bulletin. I want to thank Fr. Seamus for

all the time he gave to our parish by holding “Drive Through Confessions”

from the window of his rectory.

Peace in Christ,

Fr. Daniel

CONFESSIONS AT THE RECTORY WINDOW

Monday – Thursday 5 – 6 PM

Saturday 1 – 3 PM

FOLLOW SIGNS TO INSURE

PRIVACY

FOR ALL PENETENTS.

FACE-TO-FACE or ANONYMOUS

( AS ALWAYS -Contact the office to

make appointments for private

confessions)

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Weekly Mass 5.

and Mass Intentions

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Holy Family ~ Edmond Morissette by wife,

Lucille

Holy Cross ~ Dorothee Therriault by the Family

Holy Cross Chapel ~ Patricia Bissonette by her

loving Family

Holy Cross Chapel ~ Louis Bourgoin by wife,

Claire & Michael Bourgoin

Holy Cross Chapel ~ Prayer Intentions of the

Scheduled Guardians of the

Adoration Ministry

Our Lady of the Rosary ~ Rene Gemme by

Pauline Gemme

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Readings for the Week of

July 5, 2020 �

Sunday: Zec 9:9-10/Ps 145:1-2, 8-9, 10

-11, 13-14 [cf. 1]/Rom 8:9, 11-13/Mt

11:25-30

Monday: Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22/Ps

145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [8a]/Mt 9:18-26

Tuesday: Hos 8:4-7, 11-13/Ps 115:3-4,

5-6, 7ab-8, 9-10 [9a]/Mt 9:32-38

Wednesday: Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12/Ps

105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [4b]/Mt 10:1-7

Thursday: Hos 11:1-4, 8e-9/Ps 80:2ac

and 3b, 15-16 [4b]/Mt 10:7-15

Friday: Hos 14:2-10/Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, 12-

13, 14 and 17 [17b]/Mt 10:16-23

Saturday: Is 6:1-8/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5

[1a]/Mt 10:24-33

Next Sunday: Is 55:10-11/Ps 65:10, 11,

12-13, 14 [Lk 8:8]/Rom 8:18-23/Mt

13:1-23 or 13:1-9

SATURDAY, JULY 4, 2020

4:00 PM B KS Euclide & Irene Bonneau by Connie & Gil Lapointe�

4:00 PM HF DG Ella Caron by Jim & Barbara Moran�

4:00 PM HT JS Donald W. Schafer by Theresa Janosco�

6:00 PM B MS Spanish Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

SUNDAY, JULY 5, 2020

7:00 AM B KS Leandre “Lee” Bolduc by Lorraine Lemare�

8:30 AM HC DG Normand Carpentier by Steve & Mary Ellen Costello�

8:30 AM OL JS Rene Gemme by his wife, Pauline�

8:30 AM B RP Latin Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

10:30 AM B KS Paul Spisak by David & Joel Oshansky�

10:30 AM HT JS Deceased members of the Holy Trinity Rosary Society�

11:00 AM HF DG Gaetan Boucher by his wife, Pauline & Family

� � � � *12th Anniversary*�

5:00 PM HF DG George Levesque by Pauline & Albert Bergeron�

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MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020

7:00 AM B JS Donald & Alice Gunn by Lores Gunn & Family

8:30 AM HT DG Joseph Cote by his wife, Constance Cote

TUESDAY, JULY 7, 2020 �

7:00 AM B DG Lionel Cloutier by Monique CLoutier

8:30 AM HT SK� In honor of Our Lady of the Rosary for a prayer answered by

� � � Constance Cote�

WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 2020

7:00 AM B SK Estelle Brown by her Family *3rd Anniversary*

8:30 AM HT JS Louis Bourgoin by wife, Claire & Michael Bourgoin

Thursday, July 9, 2020

7:00 AM B JS Marguerite Thibault by Muriel Bernier

8:30 AM HT DG Bertrand Geoffroy by Roger & Linda Tremblay

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Friday, July 10, 2020

7:00 AM B D Donald Gosselin by Doris Meservier

8:30 AM HT SK In honor of St. Jude for a prayer answered by Constance Cote

SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2020

4:00 PM B JS For the Lachapelle & Latulippe Families by Gerard Lachapelle

4:00 PM HF KS Rosaire & Fleurette Pelletier by Norm, Barbara, & Matt�

4:00 PM HT DG Donald W. Schafer Sr. by wife, Madeleine & Family

6:00 PM B MS Spanish Mass�private Mass Intentions�

Sunday, July 12, 2020

7:00 AM B JS George Levesque by Patrick Chasse

8:30 AM HC SK Philip Simond by Mr. & Mrs. Bert Therrien

8:30 AM OL DG Jackie Vaillancourt by the Vaillancourt children

8:30 AM B RP Latin Mass � Private Mass Intentions�

10:30 AM B JS In honor of St. Anne by Irene Landry

10:30 AM HT DG Ostiguy & Robitaille Families by Arlette Andersson & �

� � � � Bob Robitaille�

11:00 AM HF KS Fran St. Pierre by husband, Roger *1 Anniversary*�

5:00 PM HF KS Souls in Purgatory by Moe & Cathy

B=Basilica HT=Holy Trinity OL = Our Lady of the Rosary

HC = Holy Cross HF = Holy Family

DG= Fr. Daniel Greenleaf JS= Fr. Johnson Sacreties SK= Fr. Selvaraj Kasi

MS= Fr. Michael Sevigny RP = Fr. Robert Parent

APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER FOR PRIESTS

OF THE PORTLAND DIOCESE

July 4 ~ Rev. Stan M. Ukwe OP

Rev. Augustine G. Nellery

July 5 ~ Bishop Robert P. Deeley JCD

July 6 ~ Rev. James R. Albert

Rev. Stephen F. Concannon

July 7 ~ Rev. Paul M. Sullivan SJ

Rev. Aaron L. Damboise

July 8 ~ Rev. Paul H. Dumais

Rev. Arockisammy Sangthlyagu HGN

July 9 ~ Rev. Daniel J, Baillargeon

Rev. D. Joseph Manship

July 10 ~ Rev. Nehru Stephen Savarayla HGN

Rev. James s. Plourde

July 11 ~ Rev. John R. Skehan

Msgr. J. Joseph Ford

July 12 ~ Bishop Joseph J, Gerry OSB

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St. Anthony Zaccaria,

Priest (July 5)

Anthony, who was born in

Italy in 1502, lost his father

when he was young. His

mother ensured that he was

well educated and taught him

compassion for the poor and sick.

Anthony studied medicine at the

University of Padua, but quickly

realized that he was called to heal

souls as well as bodies. While studying

for the priesthood, he taught

catechism and assisted the dying.

After his ordination, he founded a

community for the assistance of fallen

women and girls; he also founded a

congregation of priests to revive the

love of Divine worship. Worn out by his

labors, he died at the age of thirty-

seven in the year 1539.

St. Maria Goretti, Virgin

and Martyr (July 6)��

The third of seven

children, Maria helped with

the younger children and the

housework while her mother ran the

farm. When she was eleven, she

received her First Communion. Six

months later, Alexander, the son of the

man who was a partner of the Goretti

farm, began making sinful advances

toward Maria. She repelled his

advances each time until, at last,

Alexander attacked her outright. When

she resisted, Alexander stabbed her

several times with a dagger. Maria

was rushed to the hospital, where she

received Communion for the last time

before dying. Due to her prayers,

Alexander was completely converted.

After twenty-seven years in prison, he

begged forgiveness of Maria’s mother

and then became a Capuchin

lay brother.

St. Veronica Giuliani,

Virgin (July 9)��

Veronica, born in Italy in

1660, entered the Poor

Clares at the age of seventeen. In

1693, she had a vision in which she

was offered the chalice of Christ’s

sufferings. After a fierce struggle, she

accepted, and ever afterward she

carried the marks of our Lord’s

sufferings. The next year, the imprint

of the crown of thorns appeared on

her head, and on Good Friday, 1697,

she received the Stigmata. At the

request of her confessor, she wrote

down her religious experiences,

entitled Diary of the Passion. Veronica

was Abbess of the convent for eleven

years before her death on July 9,

1727.

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Sacramental Preparation

Families, if you haven’t

already done so, make

sure to visit the Parish

website, “ Faith Formation

Online” Link to find the

lessons which need to be

completed! This is very important in

order to stay on track with your

sacramental preparation! Please call

Lisa at the Parish office if you have

any questions.

Maine Catholic Youth “Virtual

Convention on July 26

While we cannot gather physically for

the convention this year, the Catholic

Youth Leadership Team has been

working hard to ensure that the show

still goes on by planning a virtual

convention. To avoid virtual “fatigue,”

the CYLT team has decided to hold a

shortened, virtual convention that will

include a live-streamed Mass with

Bishop Robert Deeley on Sunday, July

26, at 10 a.m. Details about how the

event will be experienced will be

shared soon. Please keep the team in

prayer as they continue to prepare for

this wonderful event!

Worldwide

Marriage

Encounter "I am

the living bread that

came down from

heaven; whoever

eats this bread will

live forever." Let the Lord feed and

support your marriage by attending a

Worldwide Marriage Encounter

Weekend. The next Weekends are Sep

12-13, 2020 in Medway, MA and Oct

16-18, 2020 in TBD, NH. For more

information, call Stephen & Michelle

O'Leary at 800-710-9963 or visit them

at https://wwmema.org/

“Called”� ongoing

fundraising efforts.�

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Do you have empty bottles and cans

at home that you would like to

donate to our Youth Ministry

Program? �We have an account

at �Rooper’s on Sabattus Street in

Lewiston, and we would love your

donations! Just bring your

recyclables and tell them you would

like the donation to

come to us.� It’s that

easy.� Please call the

office with questions. �

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ADDRESS:

CITY/STATE/ZIP:

EMAIL:

PHONE NOS.:

__New Registration __Change of Address

__Envelopes/Online Giving __Moving out of Parish

Complete form and drop in collection basket or mail to:

Prince of Peace Parish, P.O. Box 1540, Lewiston, ME 04241-1540

To temporarily stop envelopes while you are away:

Departure: ______________ Return: ______________

IS IT TIME TO UPDATE YOUR PHONE

NUMBER OR YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS?

NO LONGER HAVE A LANDLINE?

If it has been a while since you have last updated your

contact information at the parish office, please call us

so that we can get your correct information in our

system or fill out the registration form and mail it in or

drop it in the mailbox at the parish office. Thank you!

CALL: 777-1200

Thank you for

continuing to send

in your envelopes!!

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Remember you can

go on to the parish

website to sign up

for online giving, or

you can mail your

envelopes to the parish office in Lewiston, or you can

drop it off at the office, we are closed to the public but

Joline is here every day and checks the mailbox.

If you have any questions regarding your offering, please

do not hesitate to call at 207-777-1200.

CATHOLIC APPEAL UPDATE�

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Prince of Peace �

Total to Date: � $82,753�

Total Gifts: � � � 399�

Parish Goal: � � � $149,503�

Percentage of Goal a�ained: 55%�

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Holy Trinity �

Total to Date: � $ 8,246�

Total Gifts: � � � � 33� �

Parish Goal: � � $15,259�

Percentage of Goal a�ained: 54%�

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Our Lady of the Rosary�

Total to Date: � $ 4,965�

Total Gifts: � � � 33 �

Parish Goal: � � $14,804�

Percentage of Goal a�ained: 34% �

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STEWARDSHIP/PARISH OFFERTORY

Offertory amounts for the weekend of June 27/28 were

unavailable at publication time due to an early 4th of

July bulletin deadline and will be reported next week.

Thank you!

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PRAY FOR OUR SEMINARIANS �

Rev. Mr. Alex Boucher, Joseph

Moreshead, Matt Valles, Erin Donlon, Hoa

Tien Nguyen, Than Duc Pham, Liam

Gallagher, Joshua Guillemette, Vinh

Nguyen and Lam Thanh Vo.� �

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ATTENTION FISHERMEN!! Vinh

likes fishing and would love to go

fishing with parishioners and learn

English pronunciation. Give him a call!�

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Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan: A Role Model for the Vietnamese

Church.

The life of Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan inspires Vietnamese Chris-

tians everywhere to proclaim the Gospel in all circumstances. He is known as an

icon of the Vietnamese Church because he was a wonderful example of virtues of

faith, hope, and charity, which greatly affected the formation of Vietnamese

Catholics in the twentieth century.

Cardinal Thuan was a model of Christian faith. When he was young, he

joined the seminary and was ordained a priest at twenty-five years of age. He

became a bishop at the age of 39. On April 24, 1975, he was appointed

Coadjutor Archbishop of Saigon. On the 15th of August of that year, he was imprisoned by the Communist Government

for 13 years. Even though he was in prison, he lived responsibly to fulfill his duties as a shepherd to the faithful. While

in prison, he wrote letters of hope on old calendars and asked a young boy to copy and distribute them among the

faithful. These letters were compiled into the book, The Road of Hope. His letters strengthened parishioners in the

faith and helped them to persevere. In addition, his faith was strong and he desired to celebrate Mass in prison. He

knew that this only power was in the Holy Eucharist, but he had nothing with which to celebrate Mass. When he was

allowed to request something such as clothing, toothpaste, etc. He wrote home saying: “Send me some wine as

medication for stomach pains.” The faithful understood what he meant and they sent to him a little bottle of Mass

wine, with a label reading “medication for stomach pains,” as well as some hosts broken into small pieces. He turned

the prison into a church and the palm of his hand into an altar. He turned his shirt pocket into a tabernacle and the

darkness into light with the Holy Eucharist. Looking at his faith, many prisoners regained fervor for their faith. He also

reminded the prisoners to embrace suffering and to use their current circumstances to grow in faith. His faith teaches

all Christians to proclaim Christ’s love in every circumstance.

Cardinal Thuan was a model of Christian hope. As a bishop, he became a prisoner, but he chose to see his

imprisonment as Christ’s gift to him. Pope Benedict XVI said that “Cardinal Thuan was a man of hope. He lived on

hope and spread it among those he met. It was thanks to this spiritual energy that he was able to withstand all the

physical and moral difficulties.” During his time in prison, he placed his hope in accepting God's plan for him. To

overcome challenges and the dark night of prison, he offered his emptiness and suffering as a prayer to God the

Father. He wrote in his book The Road of Hope: “The person of hope is a person of prayer. The object of hope is the

object of prayer. The person of hope is God’s coworker.” The example of Cardinal Thuan helps Vietnamese Christians

to move on from the past to live in faith and build hope.

Cardinal Thuan was a model of Christian charity. He was interested in his prison guards’ needs. He said: “They

were my brothers and I had to be kind to them.” He saw the prison guards as a family and became their friends. He

taught them to learn foreign languages such as English, French, Latin, etc. When the prison guards asked if he felt

hate for them for his imprisonment; he only assured them of his concern and love for them. After that, the prison

guards became his disciples and their relationship changed for the better. The government officials saw that by his

influence, the prison guards changed their beliefs about communism. The government was constantly changing the

Cardinal’s prison guards, but the guards already imprinted his ideals in their hearts. His love showed that only the

Christian faith can bring about a change of heart. It is when one loves unconditionally that one brings forth new life.

Cardinal Thuan always lived Vietnamese Catholic ideals and brought them wherever he went. Even though he died, he

still inspires faith, hope, and charity for Vietnamese Catholics. His virtues are making Vietnamese Catholic faith

stronger. He is a model for Christians around the world.

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GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE

14th Sunday in Ordinary Time

We are all familiar with the refrain, “You have put on Christ. In him you have been baptized. Alleluia, alleluia!” In

Baptism, we “put on” Christ. In putting on Christ, we put on all that Christ is and represents: hope, faith, and love. We

are no longer bound to the sins and failures of the flesh, that part of us that resists God and relies exclusively on

human means. It also means that we are not in debt to our past, complete with its sins, failures, regrets, fears, and

unfulfilled dreams. There is always hope. In putting on Christ, we put on God’s vision for the world, for all of His children

and for us. We have been given a road map to guide our paths and a blueprint to follow for our life’s journey.

There is no need for regret, and we are not tethered to our past. Is there anything in your past that you regret? Any

decision or memory that continues to haunt you? We have all made mistakes, and we have this uncanny ability to

continue beating ourselves up over things we can no longer do anything about, except learn from them. To put on

Christ means that I can now bring God’s unconditional love to my hurtful memories and sinful choices. With each new

moment and every new choice, I can start clean and live in freedom.

Imagine adults when the disciples were preaching and baptizing. They came to baptism not really knowing who they

were, with pasts that were broken, seeking to live the joy of the Gospel they heard spoken to them and wanting the

love they saw witnessed in the lives of those who believed. What tremendous celebrations their baptisms must have

been! They could now have the support of a community, full participation in the sacraments of the church, focus for

their disordered lives, consolation, healing, and an understanding of what life is really all about.

Our lives are meant to be celebrations of the Spirit we have received in Baptism. How does that joy get expressed in

and through you? When we truly understand that we have put on Christ, our burdens can become much lighter. It is

odd that so many Christians look like they are carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders. Wouldn’t it be

wonderful if those weights could be lifted and joy experienced! ©LPi

Saludos hermanos!

De parte del Padre Miguel y Rosario, reiteramos nuestra bienvenida a toda la comunidad hispana de Maine.

Queremos invitarlos, de manera muy especial, a asistir a la Santa Misa en español, cada sábado a las 6 pm.en la

Basílica San Pedro y San Pablo. Las puertas de nuestra iglesia están abiertas esperando a que ustedes entren

nuevamente. Estamos ansiosos por encontrarlos y compartir con ustedes nuestra alegría y paz. Queremos

conocerlos y juntos planear lo que podemos hacer durante este año para enriquecer nuestra vida en comunidad y dar

gloria a nuestro Señor. Estamos aquí para servirlos.

Los tenemos siempre presentes en nuestras oraciones durante este tiempo de pandemia.

Padre Miguel Sevigny/Rosario Starratt

Ministerio Hispano,Diócesis de Portland

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nap. When you wake up, you will feel much better. Then you will share your love by saying, "May I help you?"

Prayer: Lord Jesus, fill me with love for my family, friends, and neighbors.

Something to Draw: Draw God holding you on his lap while sitting in your favorite rocking chair.

Mission for the Week: I will tell God when I am tired and upset. He will calm me.

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Marcel, Mike, Dave, Scott & Jim look forward to

serving you today!

THE VAC SHAKMark Jumper

485 Pleasant Street, Lewiston

[email protected]

vacshak.com

Robitaille’sREMODELING CO.

ROOFING, SIDINGDOORS, WINDOWS

754-2369

BlaisFlowersANDGarden Center

783-8566www.blaisflowers.com

539 Webster Street, LewistonFamily owned & operated since 1953

Please think of us for your indoor and outdoor

decor flowers!

Sucy Law OfficeFamily Law • Personal injury

Criminal Law

786-0213www.sucylawoffice.com

THE VILLAGE INN AUBURN

The best seafood restaurant 10 years in a row!

Thank you for your patronage of 40 yrs!

Since 1994 in the Lewiston/Auburn area

Promoting dignity, self respect and independence at home.

We will provide one hour a month or 24 hours a day coverage!

777-5294www.helpinghandsmaine.com

Personal Care Assistance

Helping Hands

Val’s FlowerBoutique, Inc.

902 Lisbon Street •Lewiston(207) 784-2945

10% OFF With Coupon On Purchase of 10$ or more

Office & Light Industrial Cleaning

Mike MagrettoVeteran Owned & OperatedEmeraldJanitoralServices.com

207-530-8890

Mitch Owner/[email protected] Owner/VP Finance

[email protected] Sabattus Street, Lewiston, ME

(207) 783-6512

www.debloiselectric.com

DeBlois Electric, Inc.

Electrical ContractorsDesign Build

Celebrating50 Years1967-2017

A Maine family business for over 50 years!RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

ALL MASONRY SERVICES 577-8117

www.girouxfamilymasonry.com

605 US Rte. 1 Dunstan Corner, Scarborough, ME207-885-5813 • theabbeycat.com

The AbbeyCatholic Book, Gift & Church Supply shop

Free Delivery • Prescriptions • Medical Supplies • Compounding

Pharmacy373 Sabattus St

783-3539

Medical Supplies693 Sabattus St

333-6767

906 SABATTUS ST., LEWISTON | 795-6688

Now Open 7 Days a Week!

Breakfast & Lunch

Daily Specials!

Dr. Tina Kell ENDODONTIST

626 Main Street, Lewiston, ME 207-330-2330

www.laendodontics.net

Mac Economy • [email protected] • (800) 477-4574 x6442

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