September 20, 2026 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
 

September 19, 2026 – Saturday
    4:00 PM sp. Beverly Doyle from Doyle Family
        sp. Souls in Purgatory from Sue Dussault

September 20, 2026 – Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
    9:00 AM sp. Edward Janeczak (5^th Anniversary) from Wife, Children and Grandchildren
        sp. Lucyna Ancukiewicz
    10:30 AM Congregation of Saint Athanasius Mass

September 26, 2026 – Saturday
    4:00 PM sp. Jacqueline Charette from Mike and Joan Bason

September 27, 2026 – Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
    9:00 AM sp. Stasia Wołtosz from Moskal Family
        sp. Lucyna Ancukiewicz
    10:30 AM Congregation of Saint Athanasius Mass

Monday – Friday
    12 Noon Mass at Saints Campus Chapel

Please pray for all our parishioners and their families and for those who minister to us – Fr. Sannella, Fr. Janusz, Fr. Healey, Fr. Raju and Deacon Steve.

Save the Date: Solemn Mass celebrating the Feast of St. Michael and all Angels according to the Divine Worship Missal of the Ordinariates
Come and worship the Lord with the beauty of the Anglican Choral Tradition, now in the Communion of the Catholic Church.
Tuesday, September 29 – 7:00 PM Immaculate Conception Church

Offertory:
    Weekly Collection $1576
    Monthly Maintenance Collection $893
Thank you.

Second collections for September:
    September 20 – Clergy Trust
    September 27 – Cemetery Fund

Cori Forms are now due. Please pick one up at the rectory or in the sacristy and return to Deacon Steve as soon as possible.

Annual Wedding Anniversary Mass (10/25)
Archbishop Henning invites all couples celebrating their 10^th, 25^th, or 50^th wedding anniversaries or another special milestone to a celebratory Mass on Sunday, Oct. 25^th at 3;00 PM at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston. Couples will renew their marriage commitment and receive a special blessing. Family and friends are invited to attend. To register, visit bit.ly/WeddingAnniversaryMass.2026. For more information, please email marriageprep@rcab.org.

Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The parable in today’s Gospel has been interpreted in many ways. At its heart is the powerful truth that every person, no matter when or how they come to faith, is equally precious in the eyes of God. As Christ’s disciples today, we are called to rejoice whenever a new generation, a new culture, or a new face comes to the faith. In our parishes it shouldn’t matter if people speak another language, express their faith through different cultural or devotional traditions, or that they have different economic circumstances. Diversity is God’s idea!There are no outsiders to God. If we truly see others as God sees them, then our parishes will be places where every person is loved and recognized as equally precious.

NIECH BÓG WAS BŁOGOSŁAWI I CHRONI W NADCHODZĄCYM TYGODNIU.
MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND PROTECT YOU IN THE WEEK AHEAD