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MARCH 27, 2022 | FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
435 Mammoth Road
Londonderry, NH 03053
Parish Office | (603) 432-3333
Faith Formation | Youth Ministry
(603) 437-7026
Adult Faith Formation | RCIA
(603) 425-1795
www.stjudenh.com
sgreen@stjudenh.com
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Thursday | 9:00am-4:00pm
WEEKEND MASSES
Saturday | 4:00pm
Sunday | 8:00am, 10:00am
NEW PARISHIONERS YOUTH MINISTRY
WEEKDAY MASSES
Welcome! Please introduce Our youth are involved in activities
Monday - Wednesday | 8:00am yourselves and register as members and various service events for our
of our parish family. Forms are parish and greater community.
HOLY DAY MASSES
available in the parish office, on our Contact Trish for more information.
Vigil Mass | 7:00pm website, and at church entrances.
Holy Day Mass | 8:00am RCIA
BAPTISM The Rite of Christian Initiation of
RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION) Parents planning to have a baby or Adults (RCIA) is a process to welcome
Saturday | 3:00pm-3:30pm child baptized are required to attend new people into the Roman Catholic
Other | By Appointment a Baptismal Preparation Class. Church. Please contact Diane
Contact Sally Green for details. Swinarski at 425-1795 or Mary
Carrigan at 722-5586 for details.
MARRIAGE
Please contact the Parish Office at HOMEBOUND & HOSPITALIZED
PASTORAL TEAM least 6 months prior to the intended We welcome the opportunity to
Fr. Robert E. Gorski, Pastor | 768-1936 wedding date to participate in the bring the Sacraments to those
Deacon Jay Cormier | 432-3333 Marriage Preparation Program. The unable to join us due to illness or
Trish Woodward, Faith Formation K-8 | Church should be booked prior to age. Contact Sally Green for details.
Youth Minister | 437-7026 booking a reception facility.
Diane Swinarski, Adult Faith Formation, PARISH OUTREACH MINISTRY
RCIA | 425-1795 FAITH FORMATION Strengthening our parish community
Faith Formation program for K-8th by connecting to those in need.
SUPPORT STAFF graders, including preparation for Contact Lisa Laurence at 548-5130 or
Sally Green, Parish Secretary | 432-3333 the Sacraments of First Penance/ lisa.laurence@comcast.net for
Catherine Himmel & Barbara LaBelle, Reconciliation, Confirmation and details.
Co-Directors Choir | 432-3333 First Eucharist. We also offer RCIA
Kathleen McKenney, Faith Formation, adapted for youth (7 years and up) FOOD PANTRY
Bulletin | 437-7026 who want to become members of If you are in need of assistance,
the Roman Catholic Church. Contact please contact Kay or Dick Doyle at
Trish for details. 434-1827.
2 PRAYER & WORSHIP | FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
God’s love story reveals itself in our stories, experiences, and aspirations. We are
all prodigal sons and daughters. There are many times in our lives when we would
“sell our souls” in order to pursue our passions. We pursued what we wanted
without regard for others or God. We have sowed our oats, thrown ourselves into
careless pleasures, spent what we know we ought to have saved, turned our backs
Masses are celebrated at 4PM on Saturday, on those we love and abused gifts we have been given. We even hit bottom and
and at 8AM and 10AM on Sunday. realized the silliness and self-destruction of it all. We needed to come home. We
Confessions are on Saturdays at 3PM knew we erred and needed a gentle presence to show us God’s unconditional love.
or by appointment. This wayward journey home changed us.
For those who are over age 65 or have health As much as we need to be welcomed, we are also the one who needs to do the
concerns, we will continue to post Sunday welcoming and mercy giving. Those we love need our guidance, but they don’t
Mass on our Facebook page, on YouTube at always take it. We know that what they are doing is off the mark, self-destructive
StJudeNH, and on our website. and wrong. We have to let them go and let it happen, even though they might get
hurt. As we wait and hope, they choose to make their way back to us. They don’t
need us to judge them. They have done enough of that to themselves. We
immediately embrace them and are just happy they’re home. God uses us to help
Please join us on Sundays at 3PM in the church heal them. Knowing how much we craved understanding and forgiveness
as we offer Exposition, Rosary and Benediction ourselves, we can now freely give it away. God uses what he has taught us to teach
for the people of Ukraine. others.
We are also the entitled ones. At least we “think” we are entitled. After all, we
work hard for what we have. We cannot get our heads around the idea that
FIRST READING someone can get something that I really deserve! If I do what I’m supposed to do,
While the Israelites were encamped at Gilgal on I ought to be rewarded for that, right? If I do something wrong, I ought to pay the
the plains of Jericho, they celebrated the consequences. This is justice, isn’t it? This is not God’s justice. God is all about
Passover. (Jos 5:10) love, mercy, compassion, and forgiveness. God’s justice is love freely given
PSALM without merit. We carry the stories of the prodigal son, the unconditional forgiving
father, and the entitled angry brother with us. When we make friends with all
Taste and see the goodness of the Lord. (Ps 34)
three, humbly telling those stories to others makes us Christ’s ambassadors. ©LPi
SECOND READING
And all this is from God, who has reconciled us
to himself through Christ and given us the
ministry of reconciliation. (2 Cor 5:18) Sunday: Jos 5:9a, 10-12/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [9a]/2 Cor 5:17-21/
GOSPEL Lk 15:1-3, 11-32
“‘But now we must celebrate and rejoice, Monday: Is 65:17-21/Ps 30:2 and 4, 5-6, 11-12a and 13b/Jn 4:43-54
because your brother was dead and has come to Tuesday: Ez 47:1-9, 12/Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9/Jn 5:1-16
life again; he was lost and has been found.’” Wednesday: Is 49:8-15/Ps 145:8-9, 13cd-14, 17-18/Jn 5:17-30
(Lk 15:32) Thursday: Ex 32:7-14/Ps 106:19-20, 21-22, 23/Jn 5:31-47
Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD. The
English translation of Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass
Friday: Wis 2:1a, 12-22/Ps 34:17-18, 19-20, 21 and 23/
©1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30
Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. ©LPI Saturday: Jer 11:18-20/Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-10, 11-12/Jn 7:40-53
Morning Mass - Mass at 8:00AM on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
Evening Prayer During Lent - Monday Evenings at 6:30PM
Join us today in supporting the Ukraine March 7th, 14th, 28th, and April 4th (No Evening Prayer March 21st or April 11th)
Solidarity Fund! Your gift today will provide Every Friday During Lent: Confessions from 5:00PM - 6:00PM
temporary shelter, food, medical supplies, Stations of the Cross at 6:00PM
clothing, communications and religious supplies. Saturday, April 9th and Sunday, April 10th - Palm Sunday Weekend Masses
These items will all be immediately distributed, with distribution of palms
and 100% of your gift will go directly to these Holy Week Schedule
displaced people. Monday, April 11th - Confessions from 11:00AM - 1:00PM & 5:00PM - 7:00PM
To further your impact, the Knights of Wednesday, April 13th - Tenebrae Service at 7:00PM, St. Jude Church
Columbus Supreme Council has promised to Easter Triduum
match every dollar up to $500,000. Holy Thursday, April 14th - Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7:00PM
Please prayerfully consider how you can Reposition of the Eucharist in the Parish Hall following Mass until 10:00PM
contribute to this effort. Your gift of any Good Friday, April 15th - Morning Prayer at 8:30AM
amount will go a long way in helping our The church will be open all day for private Stations of the Cross.
brothers and sisters. Together, we can bring Veneration of the Cross with Distribution of Communion at 7:00PM
Christ's healing love to a wounded world.
Holy Saturday, April 16th - Morning Prayer at 8:30AM
Please donate whatever you can at
Easter Vigil, Saturday, April 16th - Mass at 7:30PM (No 4PM Mass)
http://www.kofc.org/secure/en/donate/
ukraine.html Easter, Sunday, April 17th - Mass at 8:00AM and 10:00AM
PRAYER & WORSHIP | FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
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Saturday 26 March Fourth Sunday of Lent
4:00p ◊ Our Parish Family Alison, Amber, Andrew, Ann, John & Katie
Sunday 27 March Fourth Sunday of Lent Ankiewicz, Ashley, Nick B, Shawn B, Elaine
8:00a Aniceta Rock by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ouellet Barrett, Joanne Beard, Pam Beaudette, Sisi Beaver,
Diane Biron, Jessica Blinn, Michelle & Virgilio
Michael Young (5th Anniversary) by the Young Family Boeing, Bonnie, Julie Bradley, Dee Broussard,
10:00a Cecile Schneider by Joe and Lisa Laurence Caitlin, Ellen C., John Callamaro, Caleb, Michael
Laura DiCenso by Frank and Paola McKone Carbone, Chris, Raymond Cipoletti, Sue Coker,
Monday 28 March Lenten Weekday Rosemary and Vince Colonna, Carol Comfort,
8:00a Daniel Katavola (10th Anniversary) by his Family Carole Connolly, Betty, Dot & Fred Cormier, Bill
Tuesday 29 March Lenten Weekday Cornelissen, Beverly Corrow, David, Susan Day,
8:00a Bernard M. Paine, Jr. by Maureen and Bryant Quilliam Dorothy, Jan Dougherty, Renata Dryer, Helen
Wednesday 30 March Lenten Weekday Elder, Claire & Jim Errico, Stan F, Shirley
Ferreira, Cecile Fortin, Kelly Gagnon, Nancy
8:00a Dan Dennehy by Don and Noreen Canney Gerardi, Kate Grandchamp, Christina Grover, Ken
Brent Shepard by Judith Shepard H, Sarah Habib, Mary Haynes, Heidi & Brad,
Thursday 31 March Danielle Hoffman, Barbara & David Hope,
NO MORNING EUCHARIST Hudson & Tripp, Sandra Hughes, Sharon
Friday 01 April Hunzelman, Carolyn Iavecone, Janice, Jessica,
NO MORNING EUCHARIST Mason & Olivia, Jillian, Elliott Johnston, Jon,
Saturday 02 April Fifth Sunday of Lent Jordan, Kathleen, Emma Kazor, Kevin Keefe,
4:00p Peter Veros by Polly Veros Kelsey, Ken, Kevin, Richard Kibildis, Kimberly,
Geoffrey King, Shirley Kinsella, Diana & Rita
George “Red” Bannister by Martha McCarthy Lacourse, Avery Lafferty, Elaine Lafond, Tina
Sunday 03 April Fifth Sunday of Lent Lanctot, Larry, Colleen Laurence, Alice Lavoie,
8:00a ◊ Our Parish Family Edward Lee, Coral Lemire, Yvette Lessard, Casey
10:00a Yvon Guillaume by Yvan Guillaume Lindsay, Fiona Losty, Crystal M, Dot Maloney,
Marie Parker by her Family Jack Maas, John Macadam, Marissa, Mary Martin,
Mary & Pat, Tommy Martinez, Matthew, Alice
McClure, Donna McDonald, Richard McManus,
Kathryn & Matt Mead, Beverly Messier, Dorothy
For the week of March 26th through April 1st, the Sanctuary Lamp is Michali, Richard Michaud, Dan Mullen, Muriel,
dedicated in memory of Michael Young at the request of the Young Peg Nagle, Cheryl Naso, Shannon Nolan, Barbie
family. O’Brien, Haley O’Riorden, Bill Pappas, Lucille
If you would like an opportunity to dedicate the Sanctuary Lamp in memory of a Paradis, Barbara Pelloquin, S. Perry, Tim Phillips,
deceased loved one or for a special intention, please contact the parish office at 432- Gabriella and Michael Pietrangelo, Vanessa
3333 or email Sally at sgreen@stjudenh.com. A suggested stipend is $25.00. Plourde, Priscilla, Lisa R, Phillip Reed, Sarah
Reinold, John & Amy Renfer, Richard, Robert,
Scott Rolf, Melody Royer, Lisa Russell, Jessica S,
Sabrina, Martha Saunders, Dolores Schafer, Scott,
“God is making His appeal through us.” Serine, Shawn, Gilda Simao, Meaghan Simpson,
Does a life dedicated to furthering the grace of reconciliation in Christ for others Anne Skopelites, Brad Smith, Raymond Smith,
appeal to you? Contact the Vocation Office at (603) 663-0196 or email: Sophie, Stacy, Therese St. Germain, Alexandra
mmason@rcbm.org. Stoddard, Marilyn Stocks, Tony Stoddard, Jeffrey
Swain, Thomas, Tina, Joyce Tuden, Carl Turner,
Ron Valencourt, Susan Vlahos, Rosemarie Walker,
Adam Wheaton, Laurie Willey, Aubrey & Crystal
Willis, Lori Woscyna, Jess Wyrsch and baby, Eric
Younger, Vince Zahornasky, Dina Zorawowicz.
If you, or a loved one, would like your name to be listed in
Please note, baptisms are not celebrated during the season of Lent, the bulletin, please call Sally at 432-3333 or email
unless there are extenuating circumstances. kmckenney@stjudenh.com.
After the season of Lent, baptisms will be celebrated by Deacon Jay Cormier on
the first Sunday of each month at 11:30AM. A Baptism catechesis “prep” session
for parents (required) will take place two weeks prior on Wednesday evening at
7:00PM (for the time being, these sessions, about 75 minutes, will take place on
Zoom). Families may also choose to celebrate their child’s Baptism at any Sunday WEEKEND OF MARCH 20, 2022
Mass.
Offertory $6,117.81
Parents wishing to arrange for their child’s baptism should contact Sally Green in Maintenance $ 564.00
the parish office at 603-432-3333. Last Week’s Online Giving $3,316.01
Total $9,997.82
UPCOMING BULLETIN DEADLINES: Due to an earlier bulletin
deadlines, to submit information for the April 10 th bulletin please email Thank you for your support
kmckenney@stjudenh.com by Wednesday, March 30 th. Information for the April and continued generous giving!
17th bulletin should be submitted by Tuesday, April 5 th.
4 LITURGICAL LIFE | FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
We invite you to join us on Monday evenings, in Diane’s office or via Zoom, as
St. Jude Parish offers a variety of opportunities we look at several short studies by Dr. Brant Pitre:
for adults to continue faith formation through 3-28-22 - The Faith of Abraham and the Spiritual Life (2 weeks)
bible studies, courses, and a monthly book
group. Due to Covid, many of our classes offer 4-11-22 - The Jewish Roots of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection (1 week)
hybrid options and take place in person as well PLEASE NOTE: Studies begin immediately after Lenten Prayer (about 6:45PM)
as simultaneously through Zoom. Please and run until 8:15PM. Just come back to Diane’s office after when prayer ends.
consider joining us!
No books are needed for these studies BUT, you do need to send Diane your e-
Chosen Part II - Online study continues to meet mail if you are planning to join via Zoom so she can send you the link and the
on Thursday mornings from 9:00AM-10:30AM. outline/notes to help you follow along. (dswinarski@stjudenh.com).
It’s never too late to join in!
Next Lesson: April 7th
We will cover Chapter 5, The Merciful
For more information about Adult Faith
Formation, contact Diane at 603-425-1795 or
email dswinarski@stjudenh.com. Monday Evenings at 6:30PM starting on April 18th,
and continuing on April 25th, May 2nd, May 9th, and May 23rd
(No Evening Prayer on Monday, May 16th or Monday, May 30th)
Our next meeting will be
on Wednesday, March Attention Catholic Men of St. Jude Parish. If you are interested
30th at 6:00PM via in helping to support and protect our Church and our Priests and
Zoom. We’ll be directly serve our Parish - please consider joining our Knights of
discussing The Stranger Columbus Council 6949. The QR code will take you directly to
in the Lifeboat, by Knight information and an electronic sign-up. If you have further
Mitch Albom questions, you can contact our Grand Knight, Bill Schenkelberg -
9999blvd@gmail.com. God Bless.
Synopsis of the book: What would happen if we
called on God for help and God actually
appeared? In Mitch Albom’s profound new
novel of hope and faith, a group of shipwrecked
passengers pull a strange man from the sea. He All are invited to join the Most Reverend Peter A. Libasci and the priests and
claims to be “the Lord”. And...he says he can deacons for the annual blessing of the oils at the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April
only save them if they all believe in him. 12th at 6:00 PM at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Manchester. This invitation is
extended to all Clergy and Parishioners. To register, visit catholicnh.org/chrism.
Contact dswinarski@stjudenh.com to confirm
you will be joining in on the discussion via
Zoom.
Bishop Peter A. Libasci invites all couples celebrating a significant wedding
anniversary in 2022, and those recently unable to participate due to COVID-19, to
attend a Wedding Anniversary Mass. The Mass will be held on Sunday, May 1,
2022 at 2:00PM at St. Joseph Cathedral, Manchester. To register, please contact
the parish office by April 8, 2022.
We are blessed to have a young woman going
through the RCIA experience this year.
As we draw closer to Easter, we ask that you Rockingham VNA & Hospice is offering a comprehensive Hospice volunteer
remember our catechumen, Leanne, in your training beginning on Thursday, April 14th and continuing 4/21, 4/28, 5/12, 5/26,
prayers. She will be received into the church by 6/9, 6/16 and 6/23. Class will be from 1:30PM to 4:30PM. There must be a mini-
receiving the sacraments of Baptism, mum of 5 people registered for the training to be held.
Confirmation, and First Eucharist at the Easter Classes will be held at Rockingham Hospice,4 Alumni Drive, Conference Room
Vigil this year. Leanne has been meeting with 1A, Exeter, NH.
the RCIA team on a weekly basis since last fall To register or for more information call Martha Carlson, Hospice Volunteer
and is looking forward to becoming a part of our Coordinator at 603-580-8949.
family here at St. Jude Parish. Please pray for
her as she continues this journey through Easter
and Mystagogy.
Leanne’s picture and information will be at the The CMC Heart & Hands Scholarship is presented to two students entering grades
back of the church along with a small basket 7-12 who have made a significant contribution or impact in their community.
where you can leave encouraging thoughts, Learn more about the eligibility requirements and how to apply at
welcoming notes, and cards or prayers for her. www.catholicnh.org/scholarships.
LITURGICAL LIFE | FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
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K-8th GRADE FAITH FORMATION / YOUTH MINISTRY
Trish Woodward / 437-7026 / twoodward@stjudenh.com
Interested in Sending Your Child to Summer
Camp?
Camp Bernadette for girls & Camp Fatima for
boys still have some availability and could be
ideal for your family!
The Diocesan camps of New Hampshire are
joyful, Catholic communities with a sense of
belonging for all. Campers’ lives are changed
every summer after participating in the robust
Congratulations to the following youth who received the Sacraments of
camping experiences at Bernadette and Fatima:
Confirmation and First Holy Communion on Monday, March 21 st:
Grow in Faith • Learn New Skills •
Timothy Abanilla Shawn Lauzon Develop Confidence
Gianna Aimone Jason Mosgrober Kayaking • Tubing • Archery • Rock Wall •
Madeleine Botz Nathan Pinkos Ropes • Team Sports •
Kassidee Chickering Gavin Schwidder Make Lifelong Friendships And Much More
Bennett Cooney Liliana St. Amand Call Andrew Thibault at 603.931.5500 x 114 or
Rhys Cronin Ella Starin visit bfcamp.com for more information about the
Cooper Dionne Aria Suarez incredible opportunities that the camps offer.
Austin Gilbert Alexis Theroux Download a flyer at www.catholicnh.org/assets/
Connor Kerrigan Sydney Theroux Documents/Flyers/Flyer-Camps.pdf
Congratulations also to those who received the Sacrament of Confirmation:
Luke Abanilla
Serah Abanilla
Camille Castillo Alvarado
Cora Cooney
Ellie Cooney
Isabella Hanson
Molly Mosgrober
Joshua Vigliotta Our knitting group is moving in a new direction
with a new name, Third Wednesday. Every 3rd
Please keep these youth, their parents, and their sponsors in your prayers. Wednesday for the next 2 months, we will work
on knitting or crocheting hats and scarves for the
homeless. We hope you can join us for our next
meeting on April 20th from 1:00-2:30PM in the
Parish Hall. If you are not able to join us in
person, but would like to participate, please
The March Free Community Meal will take place this weekend on Sunday, March contact Liz.
27th from 1:30PM-2:30PM. Due to the Corona Virus, there will not be a sit down Thank you to all those who have donated yarn!
dinner for the Community Meal. Instead, we will be handing out bagged lunches to Thanks to your generosity, we have received an
take with you at 1:30PM from the side entrance of the church. (Adjacent to the abundance of donations to keep us busy for the
large parking lot, near the basketball hoops.) time being.
Please email Liz at gardengirl100@yahoo.com if
you have any questions.
During Lent, the Knights of Columbus are collecting
diapers for Birthright of Manchester. Diaper sizes 3 to
6 are greatly appreciated. Please place donations in St. Jude’s Food Pantry serves the needs of all
the portable crib at the side entrance hallway. residents of Londonderry without regard to
Birthright of Manchester understands the challenges religious affiliation. We are completely
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