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St. Damien of Molokai Parish

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MISSION STATEMENT�

To serve Jesus Christ by Loving God and each other, �

to spread the Good News and to make new disciples in our community.�

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VISION STATEMENT�

To unify, awaken and energize the faithful and make our celebration of the Eucharist �

an irresistible expression of welcome, faith and love.

Accessible by

side entrance�

ST. GABRIEL SCHOOL

Mrs. Karla Neville� �

Principal� �

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77 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, CT �

Website: www.stgabrielschool.org

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Tel: 860�688�6401�

FAX: 860�298�8668�

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE

Mrs. Cynthia Glick�

Coordinator of Faith Formation�

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Hours: Monday � Thursday 8:00am � 3:00pm�

Telephone: 860�683�0366�

FAX: 860�688�2638�

E�mail: [email protected]�

CEMETERY SEXTON

Ms. Lori Possum�

Telephone: 860�285�0696�

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CHURCH SEXTON

Mrs. Charlene Stosonis�

Mr. Jonathan Wyse� �

Communications Coordinator� �

E�mail: [email protected] �

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Saint Gabriel Church

379 Broad Street

Windsor, CT 06095

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Saint Joseph Church

1747 Poquonock Avenue

Poquonock, CT 06064

Reverend John P. Melnick�

Pastor�

Email: [email protected]�

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Priest in Residence: Reverend Robert J. Grant�

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Deacon Albert Cala�

Deacon R. Carl Lickwar�

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SCHEDULE OF MASSES

Monday � Wednesday & Friday Daily Mass: 7:30am�

St. Gabriel & St. Joseph Churches alternate weeks �

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Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm (St. Gabr iel), 5:15pm (St. Joseph)�

Sunday: 8:00 & 11:00am (St. Gabr iel)�

9:30am (St. Joseph)�

GROW YOUR FAITH IN CHRIST � ONE MORE MEMBER�

MUSIC MINISTRY

Mr. Scott P. Rioux �

Director of Music�

Office Hours: Monday�Thursday 8:00am � 3:00pm�

379 Broad Street, Windsor, CT Telephone: 860�688�4905/ 860�688�9566

Website: www.windsorcatholic.org FAX: 860�688�2638 �

RECTORY OFFICE

Mrs. Martha Erickson�

Parish Secretary��

E�mail: [email protected]

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Ms. Lori Possum� �

Bookkeeper��

E�mail: [email protected]�

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Saturday� � � December 14 � The Vigil of The Third

� Sunday of Advent�

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� 4:00 PM� � Charles & Bernice Alekson req. by Family�

(SGC)� � � �

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5:15 PM�� Conrad Fauteux �

(SJC)� � � Martin Fauteux req. by Francoise Fauteux �

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Sunday� � � December 15 � The Third Sunday of Advent �

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� 8:00 AM� � 6th Ann. � Bernadette Renda req. by �

(SGC)� � � Family� � �

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� 9:30 AM� � 1st Ann. � Ernest Salamone req. by Wife, �

(SJC)� � � Janice� �

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11:00 AM� � Deacon Ron Biamonte req. by St. Damien �

(SGC)� � � Choir and the Good Shepherd Choir �

Monday� � � December 16 �

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� 7:30 AM� � Mary Cerutti req. by Family�

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Tuesday� � � December 17�

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� 7:30 AM� � 1st Ann. � Linda Bender req. by Mother &

� Dad �

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Wednesday� � December 18 �

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� 7:30 AM� � Birthday Remembrance � Donald LaBarre

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Thursday� � � December 19�

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� No Mass� � �

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Friday� � � December 20�

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� 7:30 AM� � Birthday Remembrance � Joan Mary

� Kennedy req. by Husband, Children & Family�

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The Following Weekend �

Mass Intentions�

Saturday� � � December 21 � The Vigil of The Fourth

� Sunday of Advent�

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� 4:00 PM� � James Farrow req. by Brother, John �

(SGC)� � � �

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5:15 PM�� Christmas Remembrance � Francis, Rose �

(SJC)� � � & Louis Lupo req. by Daughter, Marie &

� George Dixon�

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Sunday� � � December 22 � The Fourth Sunday of

� Advent �

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� 8:00 AM� � Birthday Remembrance � Tony Visone�

(SGC)� � � req. In Loving Memory by Daughter,

� Granddaughter & Family� � �

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� 9:30 AM� � Dorothy LaGrange �

(SJC)� � � The Whalen Family req. by Husband,

� Albert & Family� �

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11:00 AM� � Donna Souza �

(SGC)� � � Leo Souza req. by Father� �

SACRAMENTS

Baptism: Sundays�

10:30am (St. Joseph) & 12:00pm (St. Gabriel)�

Please call the Parish Rectory Office to schedule a date�

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Reconciliation: �

Saturdays at 3:15pm (St. Gabriel)�

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Marriage: Arrangements should be made by calling the

Rectory at least six months in advance�

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Anointing of the Sick: Please contact the Rectory�

Offertory: December 7 & 8

Weekly Collection: $ 8,222

Retired Religious Fund: $ 3,647

On-line Giving: $ 1,577

“Thank you hardly seems adequate to convey what it means to

us,” says a Catholic sister of the financial assistance her

community received from the Retirement Fund for Religious.

Prayer filled thanks for your donation to last week’s second

collection.�

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The St. Pauly Shed brought in a total of $37.93 for the month of

November. Your generosity and hard work to update your

spaces certainly helps your parish as well. Thank you!�

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Thank you for all your support to St. Damien of Molokai Parish!�

Please remember those who have gone

before us marked with the sign of faith.

Remember the sick of the parish at home, in hospitals and in

convalescent homes, especially, Fred Hawran, Sr., Ray

Gaylord, Melanie Carter, Gail Handley, Perry Sprague,

Mark Martin, Norm Quenneville, Caroline Petch, Anthony

Pugliese, Jack Szczepanik, Penny McCormick, Sharon

Kurpen, Roy Hall, Erin Keaney, Pamela Stack, Bill

Erickson, Lori Marinone, Patricia Wilson, Christina

Wilson, Aida Beatty, and those named on our prayer wall.�

Daily 7:30 AM Masses�

Monday �Wednesday & Friday at St. Gabriel Church�

Welcome, guests! If you would like to join our parish, please call 860�688�4905, �

visit windsorcatholic.org, or email us at [email protected]. �

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Adoration Committee�

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The adoration committee would like to thank everyone who

has come to adore our Lord in our new adoration chapel.� �

We will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. You

are still welcome to come sit before the tabernacle, but the

Lord will NOT be exposed in the monstrance.�

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Please contact Nick Chapman ([email protected], 860�

371�1240) for questions.��

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Prayer for the Third Week of Advent�

(three candles are lit including the pink one)�

LEADER: As we draw near to you, Lord God, keep us aware

of your presence in all we do. Come with power to enlighten

us by your grace, that we may live in praise and peace all our

days. We ask this through Christ our Lord. ALL: Amen.�

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This Christmas, focus not on the gifts and presents, but on the

Gift and the Presence; focus not on the lights, but on the Light;

not on the glitter and sparkle, but on the simplicity and ease with

which this child comes into the world, inviting you and me to see

with the eyes and mind and heart of God Himself. Receive from

Him the Spirit of Christmas that will keep you the whole year

through. Come, joyful and triumphant, singing the hymn of the

ages that resounds in our hearts: the Lord is come!�

MINISTRIES�

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In an attempt to have you, our parishioners, more fully and easily

participate in parish activities, listed below is the contact

information for the various ministries. �

Adoration Chapel� Nick Chapman� [email protected]�

Altar Servers� Deacon Carl [email protected]�

Bible Study� � Diane Caron [email protected]�

Boy Scouts� John Meakin [email protected]�

Building and Grounds Peter Arsenault [email protected]�

Celebrate Life� Ann Hickey� [email protected]�

Choir� Scott Rioux [email protected]�

EM of the Eucharist Deacon Carl [email protected]�

Faith Formation Cyndie Glick [email protected]�

Funeral Mass Ministry Estelle LaBarre [email protected]�

Helping Hands Linda Anderson 860�508�7349�

Homebound Beth Lawlor � [email protected]�

Knights of Columbus Tom Harris� [email protected]�

Lectors Deacon Carl [email protected]�

Legion of Mary� Paul Daudelin� [email protected]�

Liturgy Committee Stan Kulas [email protected]�

Men’s Retreat� Jim Welsh [email protected]�

Prayer Shawl Pat Carpenter [email protected]�

RCIA Deacon Al Cala [email protected]�

Rosary Makers Arline Spadafora 860�688�2351�

Social Action Lisa Andersen [email protected]�

Social Ministry Maureen Fernandes [email protected]�

Ushers/Greeters Steve Van Gasbeck [email protected]�

Youth Choir Vicky Ascherman 860�918�5900�

Youth Group Suzanne Hawran [email protected]�

CPR CLASS

OFFERED�

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December 18 @ 6:30 pm�

Note correction on date�

St. Joseph Church�

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Call the rectory to register�

Scripture Study

for weekend readings

Saint Gabriel Church

Deacon’s Room

Wednesday

December 18

6:00 - 7:00 pm �

The Sanctuary Lamp will burn at �

St. Joseph Church �

for the greater glory of God and as an�

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Anniversary Remembrance for

Barry Towers

Offered by Marlene & Family�

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT

AT SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH

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Monday, December 16

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7 PM �

Featuring the Wethersfield High School Choralaires �

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Our Music Director, Mr. Scott Rioux invites all to attend.�

A reception will follow in Father Doherty Hall.�

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It is customary and fitting to remember

loved ones who have died with memorial

donations to a favorite cause or charity. In

this way, the memory of the deceased is honored and a good

work, either civic or religious, is perpetuated. There are

numerous charities that have been traditionally designated for

such purpose.�

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At times, we are also offered donations to these funds to honor

particular individuals at special times of the year or to

commemorate an event in their lives.�

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�We are grateful to the following who have donated to St.

Joseph Remembrance Fund:�

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In Remembrance of John Pavlik�

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Ann Hickey�

John & Mary Bosch, Jr.�

Kathy & Ted O’ Brien�

Faith & Robert Brousseau�

Corey & Margaret Levasseur�

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The term "Advent" comes from the Latin language

meaning "arrival."� Through prayer, we can connect with

God’s grace and love in asking Him to ready our hearts

as He prepared all of history to receive the gift of His

Son. Pray to the Father for focus and devotion �

during Advent to cut away the distractions and �

make your life a place of warmth and faith. �

Celebrate the arrival and glory of Christ! �

Christianity.com�

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Social Action

Monthly Food Collection

The monthly food collection is next weekend. The Windsor

Food Bank has asked for baking items, canned vegetables,

pasta sauce, hot and cold cereal, and paper towels for the

December drive. Thank you for your continued participation. �

Giving Tree – Thank you!

Thank you to all that participated in the Giving

Tree. Thanks to your generosity, 462 gifts were

purchased for children and families in need.

Your goodness and kindness is much

appreciated. �

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Collection for Troop Care Package

Thank you to all that donated to the troops

through our collection envelopes on the

Giving Tree. Your donations are greatly

appreciated and will be used to purchase snacks for the

soldiers. If you would still like to participate, please place your

donation in an envelope marked “Troops” and place it in any

collection basket through month�end. Please remember, if you

know a deployed soldier that would like to receive a care

package, please contact Lisa Andersen or Sue Claughsey. �

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Coats for Children

Social Action is collecting NEW coats, mittens, and hats for

children. The items will be donated to several organizations in

need. If you would like to participate, please leave your

donation in the church Halls by December 23. Social Action

understands that there are many events and projects taking

place to collect items this Holiday season. Please participate

where it best aligns with your giving. Thank you for all you do!�

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The next Social Action meeting will be February 3, 2020, at St.

Joseph Church. For more information on how you can

participate in Social Action contact Lisa Andersen at 860�688�

3474 or [email protected] or Sue Claughsey at 860�

298�0550 or [email protected].�

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“We cannot all do great things, but we can do small things with

great love.” Mother Teresa�

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Dear Jesus, help us focus on you during this

busy season. May we stay aware of the joy

you bring into our lives. We want to find you

in the everyday moments and come with

hearts of gratitude to your manger on

Christmas. Amen (Dynamic Catholic)�

Northwest Catholic High School will offer an

Entrance Exam on Saturday, January 11 at 8 am.

You can register for the exam online at

www.northwestcatholic.org/admissions. Walk�ins are

welcome! Please contact Andrew Selig at

[email protected] with any questions.�

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In today’s Gospel reading, we find that John had been put in jail

because there were people who didn’t like that he was telling

people to repent for their sins, and that the Messiah was coming. �

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John sent his followers to Jesus to ask if he was the one God promised to send.

Listen to the Gospel to hear what Jesus answered.�

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Jesus answered John's question by telling him how he was doing his job. What was Jesus

doing?� He was performing miracles. Then Jesus told the people how John was doing the job he

was given.� John the Baptist was not interested in the things of this world, like having a nice home

and fine clothes. And he was even willing to go to prison to do the job God gave him.�

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Jesus called John the greatest person ever born and said that when we do what God wants us to

do, we too will be great in heaven someday.�

Today we light two purple candles and the pink candle of our Advent wreaths. Pink is a color of joy

and shows that we are joyfully looking forward to celebrating the birth of Jesus!�

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We are accepting donations for Christmas flowers.

Perhaps you would like to make a donation in memory

of a deceased family member, friend or in honor of

someone. Names will be published in January. �

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Next Blood Drive �

February 25, 2020�

St. Joseph Church �

Call to make an

appointment�

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Monday, Dec. 16�

Prayer Shawl

Holiday Luncheon

at �

St. Gabriel Hall�

�1:00 PM�

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Position Open�

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St. Gabriel School is looking for a part�time

cook/server for their lunch program starting

January 2

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. If you or �anyone you know is

interested in this position please call Karla

Neville at 860�688�6401. �

1 State Street , New Haven, CT 203-865-0400

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�RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

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Reminder: In the event of inclement weather, please check WFSB

or WVIT on air or online one hour before class start time for the

cancellation of Religious Ed classes. Remember to look for ‘St.

Damien � Windsor’. You may also call the Religious Education

Office to hear the status of classes for that day/evening.� �

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December�

15� Religious Education Classes at St. Gabriel School�for �

Grades K � 8 9:30 � 10:40 am�

21� Christmas Pageant rehearsal at 1:00 pm at St. Gabriel �

Church�

22� NO Religious Education Classes�

24� Christmas Pageant at 3:30 pm at St. Gabriel Church�

29� NO Religious Education Classes�

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January�

5� Student & Family Mass for Grades 5 & 6 at St. Joseph�

Church 9:30 am � no Rel Ed classes for Gr 5 & 6�


Grades K � 4, 7 & 8 9:30 � 10:30 am�

5� Religious Education & St. Gabriel School Student Mass �

at St. Gabriel Church 11:00 am�


Grades K � 8 9:30 � 10:40 am�

17� Rehearsal for First Reconciliation 6:00 � 7:15 pm at St. �

Joseph Church�


Grades K � 8 9:30 � 10:40 am�

24� Rehearsal for First Reconciliation 6:00 � 7:15 pm at St. �

Joseph Church�

25� Sacrament of First Reconciliation 1:00 pm at St. Joseph �

Church�

26� Religious Education Classes at St. Gabriel School�for�

Grades K � 8 9:30 � 10:40 am�

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Christmas Pageant� Rehearsal�� Children and youth taking part

in the Pageant, and Parent & Student Volunteers should attend

the Dress rehearsal on December 21

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at 1:00 pm at St. Gabriel

Church. The Christmas Pageant will begin at 3:30 pm on

Tuesday, December 24

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. Those taking part in the Pageant and

Parent & Student Volunteers should arrive at the church by 3:00

pm and gather in the Church Hall.�

January 5

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Religious Education & St. Gabriel School Student &

Family Masses – on Sunday, January 5

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, the Religious Ed students

in grades 5 & 6 will not meet at St. Gabriel School for classes, but

will meet at St. Joseph Church for the 9:30 am Mass. Religious Ed

teachers will gather with students in Fr. Doherty Hall by 9:15am

and will then go upstairs with students for Mass.

Also on January 5

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, Religious Education and St. Gabriel School

students will gather in St. Gabriel Church Hall and process into the

church together for the 11:00 am Mass. Student volunteers are

needed for both Masses to Greet Parishioners; Read

Announcements, Readings and Prayers of the Faithful, Altar Serve,

Help with the Collection, and may Bring up the Gifts at the

Offertory. Those interested in participating should contact Cyndie

Glick (Religious Ed) or Karla Neville (St. Gabriel School).�

Catholic Religious Emblem Counselor Training �

And for Scouts BSA Leaders�

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January 4, 2020 � 8:30 am � 12 pm ($15/person) �

Pastoral Center, 467 Bloomfield Avenue,

Bloomfield�

Register at www.CatholicEdAOHCT.org�

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For more information: Jennifer McClintock 860�242�5573�

[email protected]�

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