Pastor's Corner
 


Notes from

                         Father Gerry’s Desk

 

 

 

 

 

  Thanksgiving Day Prayer

 Great God, giver of all good gifts, we ask You, above all, on this Thanksgiving Day, to give us truly grateful hearts. May we give thanks for the beauty around us, in Your creation, in our relationships, in our families, and in our workplaces.  May we never take for granted the daily gifts of good food and good friends, but always enjoy them with thanksgiving.  Thank You, too, for the comfort of our homes and for the blessings of our family life.  And though we sometimes feel the heavy weight of our burdens and care, thank You for the grace to see them through.  When we come to the end of this day, and every day thereafter, may our hearts still be grateful and our prayer full of thanksgiving.   Amen.

 

There will be an Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service at the Plymouth Congregational Church in Plymouth on Wednesday Night Nov.23rd at 7:30pm.  All are welcome to give thanks to the Lord God!

 

Thanksgiving Day there will be a Mass at St. Casimir’s Church 17 Allen St. at 8:00am.

 

During the Month of November we celebrate All Souls Day on November 2nd with a Mass at the Immaculate ( 170 Main St.) at 7:30am

  

  There also will be Mass On Sunday November 6th to remember the deceased of this past year  @ St. Casimir Church       at 9:30am

 

In  Loving  Memory

2010          NOVEMBER           2011

 

Thomas L. Zaniewski  ~  Richard F. Kallenbach, Jr. George J. Brzezenski  ~  Jennie H. Nypert  ~  Julia G. Putko  ~  John M. Piotrowski  ~  Henry ‘Hank’ Sekorski  ~  Dorothy A. Govotski  ~  Frederick P. Wisneski  ~  Josephine Murawski  ~  Yvette Graveline Anna Hodkoski  ~  Marshall Chmieleski  ~  Patricia O. Kensiski  ~  Helen S. Ozga  ~  Edward F. Zukowski   Joseph F. Biernacki 

 

 

 

A Little Humor

           After the service a little boy told the pastor, “When I grow up, I’m going to give you some money.”  “Well thank you,” the pastor replied, “but Why?” “ Because my daddy says you’re one of the poorest preachers we’ve ever had”

 

 

 

Do you have a relative or loved one who is in a hospital, a nursing home or is home bound?   Would they like to receive our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament (Communion) from an extraordinary minister of the Eucharist or a visit from a Legion of Mary member?  We are willing and eager to assist those who desire comfort at stressful times.  Please call or email the rectory with your request.    860-583-4697

 

Rev. Gerald H. Dziedzic (Fr. Gerry) ~   Pastor   ~   860-583-4697

 

 

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