AUGUST 29TH, 2021 22ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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ALL SAINTS CHURCH, 17 NORTH STREET, WARE, MA | ST. MARY’S CHURCH, 57 SOUTH STREET, WARE, MA
AUGUST 29TH, 2021—22ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Rev. Fr. Paul Norman: Ext 3�
Administrator�
Gilbert St. George�Sorel �
Deacon�
Brian Rheaume�
CCD Coordinator: Grades 1�10�
Gail Moryl: Ext 5�
Administra�ve Assistant �
Maribeth Royer: Ext 2�
Cemeteries Coordinator�
Joshua Lauzier�
Communica�ons Manager/ Accoun�ng Asst.�
E Lary Grossman�
Parish Bookkeeping�
PARISH OFFICE STAFF�
PARISH OFFICE�
All Saints & St. Mary’s Rectory: �
60 South Street, Ware, MA 01082�
General Office Hours:�
Monday & Wed: 9am�12pm�
Friday: Closed�
Phone Numbers:�
413�967�5913 & 413�967�4963�
Fax Number: 413�967�4679�
Email Addresses: �
CONNECT ONLINE�
Website & Online Giving:�
www.warecatholic.org�
To report suspected child abuse to the MA Dept. of Children and Families (DCF), formerly known as the Dept. of Social Services (DSS): Springfield:
413-452-3200, Holyoke: 413-493-2600 (or 1-800-698-3935), Northampton: 413-584-1698 (or 1-800-841-2692) Greenfield: 413-775-5000 (or 1-800-842
-5905) Pittsfield: 413-236-1800 (or 1-800-292-5022). After hours, call 1-800-792-5200.
SAFE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMS:
Do you know about our commitment to creating a safe environment for all children and youth in our ministries and programs? There are personal
safety skills training for children, resources for parents and background checks and education for those, who work with youth and vulnerable
adults. Our Parish’s Child Advocate, Rebecca Desjardins, helps create and maintain these programs, and is available if you have concerns about
child safety. Please call the Diocese of Springfield Office of Counseling, Prevention, and Victim Services at 413-452-0624 for more information.
ANNOUNCEMENTS/COMMUNITY EVENTS
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MASS FOR ESSENTIAL WORKERS
Bishop William D. Byrne will celebrate Mass for essential workers at the Forest Park amphitheater, adjacent to the
Barney Estate, Sunday, Sept. 5 at 10 a.m. The Mass, which will be broadcast live on “Chalice of Salvation,” on
WWLP-22 News, will recognize and lift up in prayer healthcare workers, first responders, employees of grocery
stores, gas stations, and other businesses considered essential during to the state of emergency in 2020.
Bishop Byrne will also recognize the teachers and staff of Catholic schools in the Springfield Diocese, which wel-
comed students back for in-person learning in the fall of 2020, when most communities were still remote or hy-
brid.
The televised Mass will be sponsored by Big Y Supermarkets; Mercy Medical Center in Springfield; the Knights of
Columbus Massachusetts State Council; Knights of Columbus Archbishop Williams Assembly, Fourth Degree; and
the Knights of Columbus Fairview Council 4044.
People are encouraged to bring their
own chairs or blankets for seating. En-
trance and parking are free.
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Blue Mass to commemorate the
20
th
Anniversary of 9-11
Sunday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. at St.
Michael’s Cathedral in Springfield
Please join Bishop William D. Byrne for
the Annual Blue Mass to honor all first
responders, firefighters, state and local
police, paramedics, corrections offic-
ers, federal law enforcement and those
serving in the military.
This year’s Mass will commemorate the
20
th
anniversary of the terror attacks of
Sept. 11, 2001. As a church community,
we come together to remember those
who made the ultimate sacrifice for our
country and to lift up the thousands of
families nationwide who suffered un-
imaginable loss on that day.
Families are invited to attend and the
Mass will also be televised live on
“Chalice of Salvation,” on WWLP-22
News.
A brief march and procession will pro-
ceed Mass. Attending officers and per-
sonnel are asked to wear dress uni-
forms and gather in the parking lot by
9:45 a.m.�
“Be doers of the word, and not merely hearers who deceive them-
selves.” Jesus is the Word who calls you to serve Him in truth.
Is He inviting you to priesthood or the consecrated life?
Contact Fr. Jon Reardon @ 413-248-7034 / Voca-
Dear Friends in Christ,
I write to you today to ask that you consider a generous gift to
the upcoming second collection in support of The Catholic University of
America located in the heart of our nation’s capital. Founded by a pontif-
ical charter in 1887 as the research University of the Church in the United
States, the university has long served the church and nation.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic the University community
has been working tirelessly on behalf of its more than 6,000 students to
navigate the extraordinary challenges presented by the unprecedented
public health crisis. Through its 12 schools, 32 research facilities and more
than 180 academic programs the University is doing its best to support its
students and faculty while also maintaining the highest quality of Catho-
lic education.
Your gift to the second collection, the only national collection
taken for higher education in our county, will not only go to support stu-
dents in this crucial time but also helps the University better serve dio-
ceses and parishes through innovative research initiatives and training
programs, such as ? The Catholic Project - an initiative that aims to heal
the breach of trust many have experienced as a result of the current sex
abuse crisis in the Church, an online Child Protection Certificate Program,
a Master’s program in Ecclesial Administration and Management, and a
credentialing program that prepares recent graduates to serve as cam-
pus ministers.
Our contributions are critical to both a successful academic year
and to all the important work the University does on behalf of the church
and its Faithful. I urge you to please make a contribution to the mission
of the Catholic University of America. If you are in a position to do so
please be generous in supporting its National Collection, especially in
these trying times. With prayers and expressions of gratitude I remain,
Faithfully yours in Christ,
+Most Reverend William D. Byrne
Bishop of Springfield
All Saints Church—Tiffany Windows
Restoration Project
As of August 18th, we have received additional donations
from Parmelie McManamy and a donation in memory of
Elaine Silliker from Kathleen Wheeler.
This brings our total donations to $61,648.00
God Bless,
Fr. Paul Norman
ON THE LIGHTER SIDE
OBSERVANCES FOR THE WEEK OF
AUGUST 29TH, 2021
Sunday: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Friday: St. Gregory the Great, Pope & Doctor of the
Church
Saturday: BVM
Next Sunday: 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mass Schedule & Intentions
AS— Confessions: Saturdays 3:00—3:30PM in Chapel
SM- Confessions: Saturdays before 5:30PM Mass
Saturday, August 28th
AS 4:00PM +Elphege Provencal (26th Ann.): from Family
SM 5:30PM +Boleslaw Serus, Danuta Serus, Christopher Serus, & Henry Kubas-
ka: from their family
Sunday, August 29th— 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
AS 8:00AM +Jerry Albertine: from Ron & Gail Wrobel
SM 9:30AM +Edna Urban: from her Family
AS 5:30PM +Michelle McCrystal Provost: from Family
Monday, August 30th Tuesday, August 31st
AS 7:30AM +Robert P. Chartier: from An-
nette Chartier
Adoration 8:00AM—9:00AM
AS 7:30AM +Lauren Sullivan: from
The Koziol Family of Cebula Fu-
neral Home
Adoration 8:00AM—9:00AM
Wednesday, September 1st Thursday, September 2nd
SM 7:30AM +Adam Misiaszek: from Yolan-
ta & John Trela
Adoration 8:00AM—9:00AM
SM 7:30AM +Daniel & Yvonne
Banas: From Mary
Adoration 8:00AM—9:00AM
Friday, September 3rd–
AS 8:00AM +For Souls in Purgatory: From Those Who Care
Saturday, September 4th
SM 8:00AM +Peggy Delargy: From Rose Marie Murphy
AS 4:00PM +Harold Piche: From Teresa Kabaniuk
SM 5:30PM +Joseph Balicki: (25th Ann.): From Marianne & Conrad
Sunday, September 5th— 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
AS 8:00AM +Robert P. Chartier: from Annette Chartier
SM 9:30AM +Bennett DeSantis: from Wife
SM 12:10PM +Maria, Szymon, Wladyslaw Drzal: from Daughters Zofia & Teresa
AS 5:30PM +Cecylia, Wanda, Wladyslaw, Jozef Saladyga: from Henry Saladyga
& Family
FAITH FORMATION
All Saints and St. Mary’s Parishes, Ware, MA
Faith Formation Program 2021 - 2022
CCD begins on September 12th!
�Grades 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6th will meet at All
Saints Hall on Sunday’s from 9:00AM. to
10:00AM.
�Grade 2 will meet in the chapel upstairs at
the same time on Sunday’s, 9:00AM. to
10:00AM. .
�Grades 7-10 will meet at All Saints Church
Hall on Sundays from 6:30PM to 7:30PM
STEWARDSHIP
Collection of
August 14th & 15th
PARISH SUPPORT
ALL SAINTS: $3,434.00
ST. MARY’S: $3,029.00
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