Our Lady of Victory Parish

230 S Main Street, Centerville, MA 02632

Baptisms: Please call the Parish Office to make arrangements RCIA: 508-775-5744

Weddings: Arrangements must be made at least eight months in advance Knights of Columbus: 508-775-4054

New Parishioners: Please register in the Parish Office Meets the second Thursday of each month at 7pm

Saint Vincent de Paul Society: For Assistance, 508-771-5104 Mass Schedule for OLV & OLH: 508-771-5035

Our Lady’s Guild: For info or to join: Nuala Quinn, 774-361-8838 or Rosalyn Doran, 508-428-2757

Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound: Ralph Babusci, 508-778-0193; [email protected]

Parish Staff

Business Manager Kelley Spodris 508-775-5744 ext. 113 [email protected]

Director of Music Dorothy Lortie 508-771-1029 [email protected]

GIFT /Faith Formation Bill Bussiere 508-775-5744 ext. 119 [email protected]

Office Assistant Barbara Piscuskas 508-775-5744 ext. 200 [email protected]

Office Assistant Kim Kennedy 508-775-5744 ext. 129 [email protected]

Rev. Gregory Mathias, Pastor

Centerville, Massachusetts

Mass Assistants

Rev. George Bellenoit

Rev. Richard Casey

Rev. Richard DeVeer

Rev. James Finley

Rev. Msgr. John A. Perry

Rev. Robert Soucy

Thank you to those priests who,

although not assigned here, share

their ministry with us, by helping

us regularly and seasonally.

Deacons

Deacon James M. Barrett

Deacon Keith R. Caldwell

Deacon Theodore E. Lukac

Celebration of the

Eucharist

Our Lady of Victory

Centerville, MA

Saturday, 4:30pm

Sunday, 7am, 9am,

11am and 5:30pm

Daily Mass

Monday–Saturday,

9am

All Masses at Our

Lady of Victory will

continue to be

Livestreamed on

olvparish.org

Our Lady of Hope

Mission

1581 Rt. 6A,

West Barnstable

Saturday, 4pm

Sunday, 10am

First Friday

Anointing of the Sick

following 9:00am

Mass

Holy Day Celebration

of Eucharist

As noted in the bulletin

21st Sunday in

Ordinary Time

August 22, 2021

Our Lady of Victory Parish

Confessions

Saturdays after the 9am Mass

and 3:30pm to 4:15pm

21st Sunday in Ordinary Time August 22, 2021

OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION

August 21 and 22

Sat 4pm Donna Carroll

Sun 8am Robert Downey

9:30am Col. Edward Hickey, Guild Mass

11am Virginia O’Brien

August 23-27

Mon 8am Claire Kidd

Tues 8am Jane Powers

Wed 8am Helen Gately

Thurs 8am For the Parish

Fri 8am Mark Wilkie

August 28 and 29

Sat 4pm Frank D. and Carmela Luca and J. Mark Haney

Sun 8am James Edward Dowd

9:30am Rita and Thomas Connolly

11am Mary Sekerak

OUR LADY OF VICTORY

August 21 and 22

Sat 4:30pm Karen Sweeney

Sun 7am Walter J. Glynn III

9am Jose and Rosa Medeiros

11am Sally Anne Serpico

5:30pm Nicholas Eastman

August 23-28

Mon 9am Ed Zeglen

Tues 9am Peter P. Houde

Wed 9am Edward M. Kennedy

Thurs 9am Richard and Lorraine Lynch

Fri 9am Maud Ann Kirk

Sat 9am Community Mass

Shaun Coughlin, Abel Garraghan,

Pamela P. White, Carol Anne Allen,

Gerald DeSimone

August 28 and 29

Sat 4:30pm Daniel Sheahan

Sun 7am Jacky Hogan

9am George Esteves

11am Richard P. Deegan

5:30pm Deceased Members of the McNamara and

Healy Families

OUR LADY OF HOPE

August 21 and 22

Sat 4pm Harry Aaron

Sun 10am Isabel DeLuca

August 28 and 29

Sat 4pm Walter Webb

Sun 10am Daniel Rodrigues

ALL ARE WELCOME

No matter what your present status in the Catholic

Church, no matter what your current family and

marital situation, no matter what your personal history,

age, background, race, etc., no matter what your own self

image; you are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved and

respected here.

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE

We are blessed at Our Lady of the Assumption, Our Lady

of Victory and at Our Lady of Hope to have thoughtful,

generous parishioners who support the good works of our

faith community with their time, talent and treasure.

Thank you for your spiritual and financial commitment to

our Parishes.

SECOND COLLECTIONS

August 22: At OLV/OLH, Catholic Schools Subsidy. At

OLA, Parish Maintenance Fund.

August 29: At OLV/OLH, Parish Maintenance and it is

Harvest Sunday Weekend. Money collected in the gold

envelopes is forwarded to the Parish’s St. Vincent de Paul

Society to aid our brothers and sisters in the community.

At OLA, Catholic Schools Subsidy.

Kindly remember in your prayers the

recently deceased and all those who

have asked for our prayers.

James “Jim” Pinho

Electronic Giving

We understand this is a challenging time. If

your means allow and you would like to mail

your offering to the parish office, we are still

checking our mail each day. We are also

pleased to offer WeShare as a method to

contribute electronically.

Visit our website: olvparish.org and see link to

the Parish Support/Electronic Giving page for

more information. Thank you.


I’m the New Guy

Msgr. Perry invited me to introduce myself by means of this bulletin article and I am glad to have

the opportunity. You will have seen my full name and title printed Fr. Gregory A. Mathias, but I

welcome you to refer to me simply as Fr. Greg. And, of course, the title “Father” is an expression

of our faith in the Sacrament of Holy Orders and not something I bear in any paternalistic way, (in

the negative sense).

With the issue of what to call me out of the way, I offer a little background: I am originally from

the extreme western part of the Diocese of Fall River, the Town of Seekonk on the Rhode Island

Border. I think of myself as having dual citizenship in the Bay State and the Ocean State, (though I

prefer my chowder white). I am a product of public schools and I never served as an altar-server.

But we did attend Mass every Sunday and Holy Day at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The “we” I

refer to was my father, mother and sister. As you may know, my father just passed from this life in

June and my newly-widowed mother remains in her home in Seekonk. My sister, Lynn, lives in

Connecticut with her Husband, (the three kids are virtually on their own with careers and so forth).

Since it was not clear to me as to what I would do with my life upon High School Graduation, I

applied to Massachusetts Maritime Academy in Buzzards Bay based on some fantasy that I might

parlay that education into a Naval Aviation career. Instead of becoming a pilot of jet aircraft I

ended up going into the seminary to become, what one of my former maritime instructors referred

to as, a “sky pilot,” . . .a Merchant Marine term for priest or preacher, I suppose. I did acquire a

B.S. in Marine Transportation and a Third Mate’s License in 1986. But, the call to the priesthood,

which had haunted me since late High School, grew ever stronger through the college years. I

entered St. John’s Seminary in Boston, and I was ordained in 1991.

My first priestly assignment was at Corpus Christi in Sandwich with, then, Fr. George Coleman.

At that time, I became acquainted with the two priests named Fr. John Perry serving together in this

parish, (It was amusing to me that they had put two guys with the very same name in the same

parish.) I was at Corpus Christi for five years and then transferred to the Attleboro area. More

recently I served as the Chaplain at Cape Cod Hospital for six years, residing at Christ the King in

Mashpee, (What a horrible commute that was!). I acquired an advanced theology degree in

Washington DC at the Pope John Paul Institute for Marriage and Family in 2005, and then I

became the pastor of St. Julie Billiart in Dartmouth that same year. And, for the last nine years, I

have been the pastor of St. John Neumann in Freetown. From there I come to you with my dog

“Pretzel,” who is a very good boy!

I am truly happy to become part of your community and to serve as your pastor. Change is difficult

for all of us and I will do my best to make it as painless as possible for you. I wish I could tell you

that I have come with answers to the problems which plague the Church and the world, but I do

not. My hope is in the Lord: I pray His Holy Wisdom guide me and that the graces of the

Sacraments will sustain and strengthen all of us as we continue our pilgrimage together toward the

“fullness of life” which is Jesus’ promise to us.

Fr. Greg


Second Reading Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32

Brothers and sisters:

Be subordinate to one another out of reverence for

Christ. Wives should be subordinate to their husbands

as to the Lord. For the husband is head of his wife

just as Christ is head of the church, he himself the

savior of the body. As the church is subordinate to

Christ, so wives should be subordinate to their husbands

in everything Husbands, love your wives, even as

Christ loved the church and handed himself over for her

to sanctify her, cleansing her by the bath of water with

the word, that he might present to himself the church in

splendor, without spot or wrinkle or any such thing,

that she might be holy and without blemish.

So also husbands should love their wives as their own

bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself.

For no one hates his own flesh

but rather nourishes and cherishes it,

even as Christ does the church,

because we are members of his body.

For this reason a man shall leave his father and his

mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall

become one flesh. This is a great mystery, but I speak

in reference to Christ and the church.

First Reading Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b

Joshua gathered together all the tribes of Israel at

Shechem, summoning their elders, their leaders,

their judges, and their officers.

When they stood in ranks before God, Joshua addressed

all the people:

“If it does not please you to serve the LORD, decide

today whom you will serve, the gods your fathers served

beyond the River or the gods of the Amorites in whose

country you are now dwelling. As for me and my

household, we will serve the LORD.”

But the people answered, “Far be it from us to forsake

the LORD for the service of other gods. For it was the

LORD, our God, who brought us and our fathers up out

of the land of Egypt, out of a state of slavery.

He performed those great miracles before our very eyes

and protected us along our entire journey and among the

peoples through whom we passed. Therefore we also

will serve the LORD, for he is our God.”

Responsorial Psalm

Refrain: Taste and see the goodness of the Lord.

Gospel Jn 6:60-69

Many of Jesus’ disciples who were listening said,

“This saying is hard; who can accept it?”

Since Jesus knew that his disciples were murmuring

about this,

he said to them, “Does this shock you?

What if you were to see the Son of Man ascending

to where he was before?

It is the spirit that gives life,

while the flesh is of no avail.

The words I have spoken to you are Spirit and life.

But there are some of you who do not believe.”

Jesus knew from the beginning the ones who would not

believe

and the one who would betray him.

And he said,

“For this reason I have told you that no one can come to

me

unless it is granted him by my Father.”

As a result of this,

many of his disciples returned to their former way of life

and no longer accompanied him.

Jesus then said to the Twelve, “Do you also want to

leave?”

Simon Peter answered him, “Master, to whom shall we

go?

You have the words of eternal life.

We have come to believe

and are convinced that you are the Holy One of God.”

Verse

R. Alleluia, alleluia.

Your words, Lord, are Spirit and life;

you have the words of everlasting life

R. Alleluia, alleluia.


Through September 5, 2021

Confessions

Regularly scheduled confessions are available

in the Confessionals in the Church.

Parishioners are asked to wear a mask due to the

proximity of penitent and priest while in Confession.

OLA Confessions

Saturdays from 3pm to 3:40pm

OLV Confessions

Saturdays after the 9am Mass and

from 3:30pm to 4:15pm

Our Lady of Victory

Sat 4:30PM

Sunday 7:00AM, 9:00AM,

11:00AM and 5:30 PM

Our Lady of Hope

Sat 4:00PM Sunday 10:00

Our Lady of the Assumption

Sat 4:00PM

Sunday 8:00AM, 9:30AM and 11:00AM

Support Group Meetings—One Day at a Time

AA Meetings— Our Lady of the Assumption

Church Basement: Sun. and Wed., 7pm;

Sun., 5:30pm/Beginner Mtg

AA Meetings—Our Lady of Victory - L.C.

Monday – Saturday, 7:30am

Saturday, 7:30pm

AA Meetings—Our Lady of Hope

Monday, 7pm

Tuesday and Wednesday, 7:30pm

NA Meeting—Our Lady of Victory

Friday, 7:30pm

TAKE FIVE FOR FAITH!

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Sunday, Aug 22, 2021

TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Who do you serve?

Songwriter Bob Dylan had a come-to-Jesus moment in

1978 in a hotel room in Tucson, Arizona. More

accurately, it seemed like Jesus came to him, as he felt

“a presence in the room that couldn’t have been

anybody but Jesus.” For four years, Dylan wrote songs

critics panned as "God-awful gospel," and fans

mourned the loss of what they'd come to expect from

him. By 1981, Dylan had returned to his Jewish and

folk-rock roots. Yet he never retracted his vision:

"Well, it may be the devil, or it may be the Lord, but

you gotta serve somebody." The choice remains ours.

"If it does not please you to serve the LORD, decide

today whom you will serve."

Monday, Aug 23, 2021

MEMORIAL OF ROSE OF LIMA, VIRGIN

Family finesse

Parents have expectations of their kids, and kids want to

make their own choices—it’s part of the painful

growing-up process. Rose of Lima was like a lot of

teenagers who clashed with her parents about her

future, and she was like a lot of saints who rankled

family by refusing to marry. They never let her join a

convent, but they didn’t force her to wed either, finally

relenting to her choice of chastity. She lived out her

brief life as she had wished, in prayer and penance. She

is the patron saint of family problems. Everyone has

them, so ask Rose for help.

“One who swears by heaven swears by the throne of

God.”

Tuesday, Aug 24, 2021

FEAST OF BARTHOLOMEW, APOSTLE

Play a stirring role

Bartholomew, also called Nathanael, was one of the

original 12 apostles and later, a traveling missionary.

He embodied what it means to become a missionary

disciple—one who, upon being led to Jesus, wishes to

lead others to him, too. As the U.S. bishops say in Go

and Make Disciples, Jesus “gave the Church the

unending task of evangelizing as a restless power, to

stir and to stimulate.” Where can you stir interest in

Jesus today?

“Rabbi, you are the Son of God; you are the King of

Israel.”

Wednesday, Aug 25, 2021

The past is present

Today, we are becoming aware of the deep truth that

wrongs committed in the past, even generations ago,

can still perpetuate evil. Such is the sin of racism,

which the U.S. Catholic Bishops have repeatedly called

“an evil which endures in our society and in our

Church” (and Sisters to Us). Each of us is called to help

dismantle racism, to reject profiting from the

oppression of others, and to listen to the voices of those

who have been silenced too long—for the sake of our

past, present, and future.

“You are like whitewashed tombs.”


Reading for the Week of August 22, 2021

Sunday: Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Ps 34:2-3, 16-

17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23 [9a]/

Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32/Jn 6:60-69

Monday: 1 Thes 1:1-5, 8b-10/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-

6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Mt 23:13-22

Tuesday: Rv 21:9b-14/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18

[12]/Jn 1:45-51

Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9-13/Ps 139:7-8, 9-10, 11-12ab

[1]/Mt 23:27-32

Thursday: 1 Thes 3:7-13/Ps 90:3-5a, 12-13, 14 and

17 [14]/Mt 24:42-51

Friday: 1 Thes 4:1-8/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 5-6, 10, 11-

12 [12a]/Mt 25:1-13

Saturday: 1 Thes 4:9-11/Ps 98:1, 7-8, 9 [9]/Mt

25:14-30


Thursday, Aug 26, 2021

Be alert!

Wakefulness is a term often used in spiritual writing. In

today’s gospel, Jesus tells his disciples, “Stay awake!

You do not know on which day your Lord will come.”

The of the Catholic Church contains at least 20

references to being awake, usually in regard to

“awakening faith.” The church wants its members to be

vigilant and tells us in the catechism that the “Holy

Spirit constantly seeks to awaken us to keep watch!”

Ask the Holy Spirit to help you awaken to God’s

presence today.

“Jesus said to his disciples: ‘Stay awake!’”

Friday, Aug 27, 2021

MEMORIAL OF MONICA

Hang in there

Sometimes it feels like all of our small choices and

actions will never amount to anything. Go big or go

home, we’re told. Yet the stuff of transformation,

healing, and love is knitted together one small thing at

a time. Our call is to have faith and persist. Take a look

at Saint Monica, a laywoman from North Africa, who

day in and day out offered “small” acts of kindness,

love, and care for her beloved yet wayward son

Augustine. She never tired of believing in him, even

storming heaven on his behalf. Persisting in the small

things that are good, beautiful, and true can make a big

difference. What small things are you called to persist

in? “Stay awake.”

Saturday, Aug 28, 2021

MEMORIAL OF AUGUSTINE, BISHOP,

DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH

Let happiness be your song

Like all larger-than-life historical figures, Saint

Augustine and his legacy are subject to debate. Some

find in his vast work reason to take a pessimistic view

of humanity. But he was quite life-affirming in his

conviction that the happiness found in following God is

indeed the only worthy and lasting happiness. “Happy

is [the one] who has God,” he succinctly put it. To

“have” God for Augustine meant to love God, citing

Psalm 72: “For me it is good to cling to God.” Or, as

Pharrell Williams put it in his blockbuster song

“Happy” a few years back, “Clap along if you feel like

happiness is the truth.”

“You yourselves have been taught by God to love one

another.”

Please Pray For A Priest Each Day

Lord God, Let us pray that our gratitude for

those in ordained life may inspire us to

serve with open hearts.

August 22: All Priests in the Diocese

August 23: Rev. Octavio Cortez, IVE

August 24: Rev. David Costa

August 25: Rev. Thomas Costa

August 26: Rev. Antonio DaSilva, SDV

August 27: Rev. Richard Degagne

August 28 Rev. Luciano Pereira

The Green Team

Dehydration occurs frequently during the hot

season. A glass of water is the solution for

keeping the body adequately hydrated.

However, avoid wasting water. Make sure that there are

no taps which are left on after use.

Fix all leakages as well. Any leftover water should not

be poured away. It should be put to other use like

watering of plants for instance.

Water is a valuable resource, moreso now with changes

in weather patterns. Fresh water reserves have been

dwindling, with the droughts becoming more biting in

some parts of the country. Source: The Greener Ideal

Captain Matthew R. Lutch,

USMC

Pvt. Jack DeLorey

RCT Patrick MacNeely

Warrant Officer Matthew

Plicque, USA

2nd Lt Peter Murphy,

Airborne

Chaplain Bob Monagle

Capt. Billy Murphy, USN

Cpl. Patrick J. Kelley

LCpl Andrew J. Kelley

LCPL Robert Connolly IV

Captain Sean P. Kelley,

USN

PFC William Russell Perry

Sgt. Jacob W. Morash

Capt. Jared A. Ripperger

PFC Cory Briggs

Lt. Kalen Kropa

Capt. Michael Mayo Taylor,

USA

Brig. General Benjamin T.

Watson, USMC

Major John B. VanderVoort

PFC Tim Strong, USN

LCDR Conor O’Neil

1st Lt. Hannah E.

MacLeod-Pryg USA

1st Lt. Lucas Pryg, USA

Warrant Officer Steve

Capt. Matthew Antil

Goodwin, USMC

2nd Lt Thomas O. Mullen,

USAF

Staff Sgt. Joseph Moore

Specialist Jake Bryan, USA

SO1 Michael Reeves USN

CO Rusty Williamson, USN

Cpl Alexander Kelsall, USA

Capt. Michael D. Crowley,

USMC

Capt. Christopher Roy

SPC Tucker McLoughlin,

USA

Lt. Robert Havens, USAF

Lt. Cmdr. Andrew Noddin

Poulin, USN

Lt. Katherine Noddin

Poulin, USN

Lt. Stephen Noddin Poulin,

USA

Spc. Brooks Noddin Poulin,

USA

Lt. Cmdr. Catherine Long,

USN

Matthew Tutunjian, CG

QM2 Daniel-Lee Searfoss,

USN

Pvt Louis Barrett

Pvt 1st Class Michael

Bilodeau, USM

LT Marius Bernotas, USN

ENS Andrius Bernotas, USN

Capt. Tyler Jean Nauss,

USA

Capt. Sean Villano, USAF

Capt. Jonathan S. DeMille,

USA

Sgt. Evan Salvaggio USA

2nd Lt. Liam G. Furey, USA

Spec 4 Charles Furey,

National Guard, USA

Capt. Matthew Cavanaugh,

USA

Maj. Dennis Williams, USA

1st Lt. Ian Horkan, USA

Capt. Justin M. D'Olimpio

USAF

Maj. Andrew Ryan Wing,

USMC

Cpl. Brian J. Sullivan,

USMC

To add a loved one or to

let us know when they are

no longer serving:

[email protected]


Our Men and Women

in the Service

Our parishes pray for those

currently serving, at home

and abroad, in the military.

Please Pray for the Sick of Our Parishes

Peter Brady

Nancyjane Fox

Chris Gallagher

Mark Garafano

Lorraine Gregoire

Robert Gregoire

Barbara Korkuch

Paul Lawson

Brenda Liakos

Barbara MacLean

Brad Martin

Griffin “Finn” David Munsell

Patricia O’Connell

Victoria Whalen

Beatrice Savio

Fred Williams

All Members of the Cancer Support Group

If you or your immediate family member need to be added to

the list or removed, please contact, [email protected].

Additions to “Our Sick” list will be printed for three months.

PRAYER SHAWL REQUEST

If you wish to request a prayer

shawl, please fill out this form and

place it in the collection basket.

You may also contact Priscilla

DeLeon-Vinson at 774-836-8030 or [email protected]

Name of recipient:

_____________________________________________

Your name: __________________________________

Your phone number: ___________________________

Phone number needed for delivery of Prayer Shawl.

Almighty and Eternal God,

You are the everlasting health of those

who believe in You.

Hear us for Your sick servants for who we implore the

aid of Your tender mercy, that being restored to bodily

health, they may give thanks to You in Your Church.

Through Christ our Lord. Amen.


Cape Cod Caring Cards Are Back at OLV

Do you food shop at Shaw’s or Stop and Shop? How

about dinner out at the 99 Restaurant? Coffee and donuts

at Dunk’n? Now, after Masses you can buy Cape Cod

Caring Cards. These are cards that you can purchase for

face value and use when you food shop or eat out. 5% of

the cost of the card is donated directly to Housing

Assistance Corporation's Project Prevention Program.

So, if you food shop or eat out, why not buy a card and

use it for your groceries or purchases? By doing so, you

are helping others in need...at no additional cost to

yourself! Thank you!

Knights of Columbus: Dump Recycling

K of C Council 2525 is doing the Bottle/Can Recycling

at the Town of Barnstable Town Transfer Station during

the month of August. This is the Knights biggest

fundraiser of the year. Please help us by recycling your

returnable bottles and cans at the Town Dump recycling

building in August. We appreciate your help and thank

you in advance for supporting our many causes.

If anyone would like to help us sort returnables, please

call Don Colebourn at 508-771-3251 for scheduling

opportunities.

Bible Study Resumes in September

Tuesdays after Mass (9:30am-11am) and Tuesday

evenings at 6pm-7:15pm

Come join us as Bible Study begins again on

September 14 in Room M1 at the OLV Office. Anyone

contemplating attending the classes are advised to buy

Understanding the Scriptures, Didache Series, Parish

Edition ($15) as well as having a Catholic Bible. This is

the same textbook as last year, so if you have a copy, you

don’t need to purchase a new one. There will be copies

of the book available in the OLV Office for purchase.

We welcome those continuing with us and new members

too! Any questions, contact Eleanor: 508-827-7926 or

[email protected]

Our Lady’s Guild: Mass and Luncheon

The mission of Our Lady's Guild is to bring women of

our parishes together in community and to promote our

spiritual, charitable and social activities. We welcome

your participation as we begin our new 2021-2022

year. You are invited to join us in celebration of Mass

on Thursday, September 16, at 11am, Our Lady of the

Assumption Church, followed by catered lunch on the

premises. RSVP your attendance so that we may provide

enough food; kindly call Nuala (774.361.8838) or Roz

(508.428.2757).

Faith Formation Dates

GIFT Registration

Registration is now open for GIFT 2021-2022

Forms are available in the Parish office or

online OLVGIFT.com

Reminder that First Communion is a two year program

that can begin as early as 1st Grade. Confirmation is

also a two year program which can be started in 8th

grade. The expectation is that students will attend all

GIFT sessions with their family as well as all the

additional classes and retreats. Please spread the word.

First Communion Parent Meeting: August 24 , 7pm

in the Parish Center

Confirmation Opening Mass for all students and

parents in Confirmation I and II Prep: September 8, 7pm

at OLV

GIFT Begins: September 19: 10:30am and 5pm and

September 26 : 10:30am and 5pm. Pick one session.

For information, please contact Bill Bussiere

[email protected]

OLV Annual Appeal

The Annual Appeal is underway. The

Appeal will run through the end of the

year. Donations may be made by check, credit card or

pledge. Thank you for your generosity.

Knights of Columbus: Raffle

K of C Council 2525, 500 Club monthly raffle August

winners are: $250: Roger Hebert Sr., Marstons Mills;

$100:Bill Devine, Centerville; $50 each: Anne Mulhern,

Natick; William Godfrey, Hyannis; Arthur Desrocher,

Centerville. You can join anytime for $50.00 and you are

in 12 consecutive Monthly drawings with 60 chances to

win. Applications are available in the parish office or in

the box outside of the K of C Hall entrance. For more

information email [email protected] or call 508-

775-4054

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1-508-360-6701

270 Communication Way, Unit 1BHyannis, MA 02601

[email protected]

Mon-Fri 7a-4p | Sat 8a-3p | Sun Closed

Madden Electric

No Job Too Small Over 40 Years Experience

Licensed & Insured

774-994-2057Senior & Veteran Discounts

Tom Madden

DesmonD Well Drilling, inc.Wells • PumPs • Tanks • service

irrigaTion WaTer Wells

5 rayber road, orleans

508-240-1000 800-649-6527

www.desmondwelldrilling.com

Doane, Beal & AmesFuneral Service

775-0684 • 1-800-336-0684 160 West Main Street, Hyannis

A Service Family Affiliate of AFFS and Service Corporation International,An Affiliate of Alderwoods/Service Corp Int.

1929 Allen Pkwy., Houston, TX 77219www.doanebealameshyannis.com

Landscape DesignConstruction • Maintenance

Lawn and OrnamentalTree & Shrub Fertilization

Sprinkler / Irrigation Services

508 428 4772www.Joycecompanies.com

“A Single Source Solution for All Your ProPertY needS”

Open for Lunch & Dinner

Year RoundPrivate Rooms Available

For Any OccasionFrom 10-200 People

Sunset Specials 4-6pm360 Main St.,

Hyannis, MA 02601508-778-1770

www.albertos.net

EmErald PhysiciansMember Cape Cod Healthcare

BOURNE | FALMOUTH | SANDWICH | MASHPEE | COTUIT | HYANNIS | YARMOUTH | HARWICH | BREWSTER

508.778.4777 | www.emeraldphysicians.com

Paulo’s Painting,

CarPentry & House WasHing

PAULO SILVAPO Box 1035, S. Yarmouth, MA

774-268-1332www.paulopainting.com


John S. Loucks REALTOR®

C: 508.509.86991645 Falmouth Rd Suite 1B

Centerville, MA [email protected]

508-477-3132KITCHENS • MILLWORK

DOORS • WINDOWSBowdoin Rd., BaRnstaBle/Mashpee town line

HHWHAROLD H. WILLIAMS

INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.WE LOOK OUT FOR YOU

(508) 775-33661-800-696-072381 Bassett Lane Hyannis, 02601

CASE ESTATE &ELDER LAW,P.C.

v Wills v Trusts v Medicaid Apps v Probate

www.CaseEstateLaw.comCHARLES C. CASE, JR., ESQ.

RAD CASE, ESQ.(508) 790-3050

Route 28, Centerville

48 Rosary LaneHyannis, MA 02601

508-771-4498 508-778-4911

Contact Emily Lozada to place an ad today! [email protected]

or (800) 477-4574 x7906

Brian CobbServing our beautiful parish

on Cape Cod for over 35 years

508-367-1952BrianCobb.com

1550 Falmouth Road • Centerville

Compass

3778 Falmouth Road • Marstons Mills 02648 508-428-5704

William B. Chapman, Jr.www.johnlawrencefuneralhome.com

Chapman Family Funeral Homes

General Dentistry of Cape CoD, p.C.

ANDY UZPURVIS, DDSPAUL L. BOOTH, DDS

FAMILY AND COSMETIC DENTISTRYEmergencies Seen Promptly • New Patients Welcomewww.gdcconline.com • 508.790.8300100 inDepenDenCe Dr., Hyannis, Ma 02601

Michael FischerMA. Lic.# 176139 MENTION

AD FORPARISHIONERDISCOUNT

HOME REPAIR / HANDYMAN SERVICE508-524-5157 • fixmycapecodhome.com

SPECIALIZING IN SMALL HOME IMPROVEMENT JOBSYour Local Handyman Service for Your Honey Do List

St.Pius X School

Pre K- Grade 8321 Wood Rd.

South Yarmouth508-398-6112

www.spxschool.org


Gary M. LivingstonREALTOR ®

Office: 508-420-1130 Ext. 1581Cell: 774-368-3847Email: [email protected]: garylivingston.kinlingrover.com4 Wianno Avenue | Osterville, MA 02655

Constable Oliver Cipollini

All Cape & Beyond Constable ServiceServing process timely

& professionallyPO Box 885

Barnstable, MA 02630Phone 508-737-6194

Fax [email protected]

72 Crosby Circle • Osterville, MA 02655

Phone 508-428-6900 Fax 508-428-0323

Slips • Moorings • SalesCustom Builders • Service

Dealers for Southport Boats www.crosbyyacht.com

CAZEAULTROOFING & REPAIRS

CENTERVILLERESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIALASPHALT RUBBER CEDAR

FREE ESTIMATESRichard Cazeault, Jr.Licensed Contractor

[email protected]

WE MAIL ANYWHEREOPEN YEAR ROUND

1856 Country StorePenny canDy, olD fashioneD toys

UnUsUal gift items to Please everyone

Tel. 508-775-1856www.1856counTrysTore.com

555 main sT., cenTervilleDick & lorraine o’connor, ProP.

Exterior Remodeling ExpertsRoofing • Siding • Decks

Windows • Doors & More!Evening & Weekend Calls Always Welcome

24 Hour Emergency Service

508-328-1635www.thomashomeimprovements.net

[email protected]

SAM BARBERStudio of Fine Art

PAINTINGS AND PORTRAITSOF LOVED ONES AND PETS

1112 Main Street, Unit 2Osterville, MA 02655

TEL. 508-648-8228WWW.SAMBARBER.COM

Ronnie Mulligan REALTOR®, ABR® Cell: [email protected]

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