Toddler Time With Jesus joins our Preschool Offering! Our pre-school ministry continues to grow!!! To minister more effectively we are providing another service called “Toddler Time With Jesus!” beginning May 29th!! This ministry offers sensory play, music and toddler-appropriate activities. We welcome Sherri Randall, our new co-director of “Toddler Time...
Please visit Serendipity Garden Center, next to Daisy Cleaners, for your Memorial Day flowers, and for all occasions! Mary Frances keeps the planters at the entrances to St. Joseph Church filled with donated seasonal flowers, and they look beautiful! The Arts & Environment Committee really appreciates her generous donation of...
FEAST OF THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS Last Friday, we celebrated the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. This feast has a long history and goes back many centuries but it was with the apparitions of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary Alouque in the 18th century that...
The Trinity: What’s the point of three persons being One God? What does God being Trinity have to teach us? One purpose is UNITY! The Trinity Illustrates for us what unity is all about and invites us to unite. Jesus tells us that He and the Father are one (John...
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Secretariat of Child and Youth Protection and the National Review Board released its 2015 Annual Report on the Implementation of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People May 20. Click here to learn more
“Our Big Day” I have a picture of my grandmother hanging on the wall in my living room. It’s a picture of her on her First Communion day. She’s so little and cute, it’s hard for me to see the adult Nana I knew so well in that picture. I...
Council elections were held on May 12th. Welcome returning members Chris Raymond and Therese Vallario and new members Daniela Gomez and Kristen Klecan. April meeting minutes have been posted. Pastoral Council
Each year in New Hampshire, zealous believers from across the state gather at St. Marie Church in Manchester to celebrate a Pentecost Vigil Mass, led by a dozen priests and a twenty-member folk group. This year, the vigil is Saturday, May 14th. Praise and worship begins at 4:30pm and Mass...
Next Sunday, we celebrate the feast of Pentecost. On the first Pentecost, the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples to transform them from timid fisherman into fearless evangelists. In the first reading at each mass during the Easter Sunday, we hear the exploits of the disciples as recorded in the...
This year’s grand prize drawing event will be held on May 15th. Click here for more information: