Saint Joseph Basilica LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS/

MSZE ŚWIĘTE

Sunday Vigils / Soboty wieczorem: 4:00 p.m.

Sundays/Niedziele 7:00 a.m. (Polish); 8:15 a.m.; 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. (Polish)

Holy Day Vigil / Wigilie Świąt: 5:00 p.m.

Holy Days/Święta 6:30 a.m.; 8:30 a.m.; 7:00 p.m. (Polish)

Weekdays / W tygodniu 6:30 a.m. (Mon-Fri); 7:00 a.m. (Tue, Fri, Sat)

CONFESSIONS / SPOWIEDŹ Saturdays / Soboty:

7:30 a.m. and at 3:00 p.m. First Friday / Pierwszy Piątek: 6:30 p.m.

PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Tue., Wed., Fri.:

9 a.m. - 12 noon & 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Thursday / Czwartki Office Is Closed! / Biuro zamknięte!

Please call ahead for an appointment with a priest. Spotkania prosimy osobiście umawiać z księdzem.

SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL 47 Whitcomb Street Webster, MA 01570

Phone: 508-943-0378

Fax: 508-949-0581 www.sjs-webster.com

Principal Mr. Michael Hackenson

Secretary Mrs. Sylwia Kohut

Mission Statement Saint Joseph Parish is committed to proclaim the gospel message of Jesus Christ as a Catholic community of faith,

by promoting a sense of commitment to the Church, encouraging divine worship and prayer, fostering evangelization and nurturing the spirit of service.

Within the context of our Polish - American religious and cultural heritage, we foster our tradition and aspire to personal growth in faith. We are determined to develop our vision for the future,

to educate the children in Christian values and to be receptive to the creative and saving grace of God.

PARISH PERSONNEL Rector Rev. Msgr. Anthony Czarnecki Associate Pastor Rev. Grzegorz Chodkowski Weekend Assistance Rev. Charles Borowski Organist Mr. Karol Jaje Business Manager Mrs. Ewa Mamro Office Staff Ms. Elizabeth Sabaj, Ms. Janet Stoica Sacristan Mr. Thomas Liro

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION/RCIA Phone: 508-943-0467,

e-mail: rectory@stjosephwebster.com

SAINT JOSEPH PARISH 53 Whitcomb Street Webster, MA 01570

Phone: 508-943-0467

Fax: 508-943-0808 e-mail:

rectory@stjosephwebster.com www.saintjosephbasilica.com

FELICIAN SISTERS Phone: 508-943-2228

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Weekly Masses Intentions / Intencje Mszalne Sunday Vigil - January 13 4:00pm r.s. Illona (anniv.), Catherine, and Bernard Knych - int. daughters and families

Sunday, January 14 7:00am Za parafian 8:15 r.s.Felix Miller - int. Elaine Miller and Peter Johnsrub 9:30 r.s. Ann Marie (Jezierski) Hartman - int. Irene Lucier 11:00 ś.p. Emily Dąbrowski - (1 r.sm.) - int. Sara Koliński

Monday, January 15 6:30am r.s. Stanisław Lembron - int. Kazimierz Kwiatkowski 2:15pm Lanessa Nursing Home - For the deceased remember in Wypominki

Tuesday, January 16 6:30am r.s. Norman, Sophie, Gordon, and Joanne Reiter - int. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ziak 7:00am O wyleczenie ze zranień dla Magdaleny Kwapińskiej

Wednesday, January 17 6:30am For faith and graces for Cacchillo Family 7:00pm ś.p. Maria, Franciszek i Stanisław Kurpiel - int. rodzina Kudroń

Thursday, January 18 6:30am r.s. Cyrilla and Joseph Sroka - int. Wanda Poblocki

Friday, January 19 6:30am r.s. Mariusz Jankowski - int. Hanna and Edward Kudroń 7:00am O łaskę nawrócenia dla Erika, jego rodziców i Rodzeństwa, polecejąc ich Bożemu Miłosierdziu za wstawiennictwem św. Józefa - int. Teresa Sandomierz

Saturday, January 20 7:00am r.s. Helen (6th anniv.) and Walter Baron - int. daughter, Jane

Sunday Vigil - January 20 4:00pm r.s. deceased members of the Rogala and Augustyn families - int. Irene Rogala-Augustyn

Sunday, January 21 7:00am ś.p. Maria i Władysław Przybyło oraz Władysława i Władysław Skowron - int. córka z rodziną 8:15 For the parishioners of St. Joseph Basilica 9:30 r.s. Anna Baldowska - int. son, George and family 11:00 ś.p. Daniel Strelczuk - int. żona z rodziną

BAPTISM. On designated Sundays. Please call to make arrange-ments. Parents are required to receive orientation.

SAKRAMENT CHRZTU W wyznaczone niedziele. Proszę zadz-wonić na plebanię, aby ustalić datę. Rodzice zobowiązani są do krótkiej katechezy.

MARRIAGE. Proper preparation for marriage requires one year’s notice. Please contact the rectory for appointment.

SAKRAMENT MAŁŻEŃSTWA Narzeczeni powinni zawiadomić kancelarię parafialną rok przed datą ślubu.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK For those of advanced age, ill or hospi-talized, call the rectory to arrange visitation.

SAKRAMENT CHORYCH Po sakramentalną posługę księdza proszę dzwonić na plebanię.

PARISH MEMBERSHIP If you would like to become part of St. Joseph Parish Family, please call the rectory.

ZAPISY DO PARAFII Parafia św. Józefa serdecznie zaprasza nowych członków. Zapisy przyjmujemy w kancelarii parafialnej.

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a process established by the Church for individuals to become Catholic and receive the Sac-raments of Initiation-Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. If you wish to become Catholic, or are a Baptized Catholic in need of mak-ing your First Communion and/or Confirmation, please call the Parish Office.

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY / DOŁĄCZ DO NAS If you wish to become a member of our family please fill out this form and mail it to the rectory or put it into the collection basket.

Jeśli pragniesz dołączyć do naszej rodziny, wypełnij poniższy formularz I prześlij go do biura parafialnego lub włóż do koszyka z kolektą. ____ New Parishioner / Nowy Parafianin ____ Data update / Zmiana danych Name / Imię i Nazwisko: ________________________________________________________________________________________ Street / Ulica:________________________________ City/Town / Miejscowość:______________________ State / Stan:___________ Zip:_________ Phone / Telefon:________________________________ email:____________________________________________

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Stewardship Note: What are you looking for? Are you wasting your time looking for the material comforts of the world? Or, is your heart longing for something deeper that can only be found by spending time with God? Take time, each day, in silence and ask the Lord what it is that He wants you to do.

SANCTUARY VOTIVE CANDLES Blessed Mother Altar - Candle I

God’s Blessings for a safe voyage for Jillian From her loving family

Sacred Heart Altar - Candle I In memory of William Szymczak on the 80th anniversary of his

passing into eternal life from grandchildren

Sacred Heart Altar - Candle II In memory of Mary Novak Szymczak on the 50th anniversary

of her passing into eternal life from grandchildren

Instrumental Selections - Before Mass: J.S. Bach - Choral prelude I call to you, Lord Jesus Christ BWV 639; After Mass: M.Dupre - Invention No. 6 from 24 Invention Op. 50. Eucharistic Ministers - January 13/14 4:00pm - Betty Sabaj and Joseph Werbecki 7:00am - Jean Duclos 8:15am - Cathleen Holmberg and Marlene Plaza 9:30am - John Hester and Sheila Kusek 11:00am - Theresa Wagner Lectors - January 13/14 4:00pm - Linda Cieszynski 7:00am - Diane Gajewski and Ryszard Skowron 8:15am - Marlene Plaza 9:30am - Louise Hester 11:00am - Tomasz Smieszek

BINGO EVERY FRIDAY in St. Joseph School Cafeteria Doors open at 5:00pm and Games begin at 6:30pm

St. Anne Society will host Bingo on Friday, January 19

Speak, for your servant is listening. With those few words Samuel humbles himself and declares his loyalty and obedience to God. There are perhaps for many of us challenges in those words. Ini-tially Samuel responds Here I am, but thinks it was Eli who called him. The idea of being a servant and the willingness to serve are what may be trials for us in terms of how we live. Samuel does not recognize the voice of the Lord. That, too, may be a problem for us. First we need to be listening. Are we listening, or are we merely going through the motions? Responding to God with Here I am is a magnificent way to react to God. It is not that God does not know where we are, but saying that can serve as a reminder to us that we are stewards, servants to Him, and it implies we are prepared to hear what He wants us to do. Here I am is said numerous times by those in the Old Testament. When Jesus says, Come follow me, as He does to us, do we hear Him, and even more important do we re-

spond and do we follow? In order to do that properly we have to be prepared to serve Him and others. Thus, like Samuel, we need to listen, and then we need to serve. At a recent papal audience, Pope Francis said, Love and charity are ser-

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION There will be no classes on Monday, January 15 in honor of Martin

Luther King Day. All classes will resume on Monday, January 22, at 5:30pm.

JANUARY CASH CALENDAR WINNERS

January 7: Denise Gorski, $100; January 8: Charlotte Strzele-wicz, $25; January 9: Lorraine Ostrokolowicz, $25; January 10: Charles Rogalski, $50; January 11: Jane O’Leary, $25; January 12: Kim Czechowski, $25; January 13: Dot Wawrzyniak, $50.

1-25 CLUB WINNER - Week 17 #14 - Ben Kondek

SHARING OUR BLESSINGS - Weekly $4,065

Diocesan Obligations $92 ; Fuel $1,595 Christmas Collection $445; New Year’s Collection $230

New Heating System $250 Weekly Budget $7000

SECOND SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME January 14, 2018

Jesus turned and saw them following him and said to them, What are you looking for? - John 1:38

DEVOTIONS AND PRAYERS TO ST. JOSEPH Traditionally, every Wednesday is dedicated to St. Joseph. In our parish, every Wednesday, the Mass at 7:00 p.m is followed by a Novena to St. Joseph. He is venerated across the world as the most powerful and influential patron in all our daily struggles. Let our presence be an expression of our trust and faith in his power and effectiveness. Please print your intentions legibly on the petition slips available in Our Lady of Czestochowa Chapel for needed

favors. Our Parish Council members will carry St. Joseph’s statue into the Sanctuary for this Mass.

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THANK YOU FROM OUR FELICIAN SISTERS The joy of Christmas is Jesus, God’s Gift to us! The Child Jesus is our reason for gifting others during the Christmas season. Your Christmas gift is a source of joy to us. We are deeply touched by your thoughfulness and generosity. Thank you so much for remembering us. May the Virgin Mary with her Loving Child bless you! —Felician Sisters

RECEPTION FOR VIRGINIA

WOZNICKI Next Saturday, January 20, after the 4pm Mass St. Joseph Basilica offers the opportunity to say Thank You to Mrs. Vir-

ginia Woznicki for her dedicated work to our parish. She served at the parish office for over 15 years with total dedication, loyalty, and integrity. We are grateful for her work and wish her good health and many blessings of God. A gathering and light meal will be held in the St. Joseph School cafeteria providing parishioners the opportunity to personally thank her. WOULD YOU LIKE TO JOIN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH? The real meaning of Christmas is the incarnation of the Son of God into human flesh which provides us the opportunity to look deeper into our lives and to see beyond the broken-ness and mad-ness of this world - to ponder if there is something better and more stable to plan our lives. In the celebration of Christmas, Jesus came to humanity and in the Epiphany revealed himself to each one of us. On the day of His baptism which was celebrated on Monday, January 8, he extended an invitation to become part of the family of God and of the adopted children of the eternal Father. This truth is very encouraging and comforting for all those who, through the sacrament of baptism, already are part of God’s family. For those who are not baptized or away from the Catholic Church it is an open invitation to seek the Lord while he may be found and to call him while he is near. In a simple ceremony, when the priest pours the holy water on the individual, God makes a miracle, a human being becomes a child of God through the power of the Holy Spirit. St. Joseph Basilica offers an opportunity to those who think seriously about the true joy and eternal salvation in the world to come and to join us in preparation for the sacrament of baptism or full participation in the Catholic Church. For details, please phone the rectory (508) 943-0467. Several meetings will take place in the rectory to prepare those to embrace God’s goodness, love, and mercy in the sacrament of baptism.

This weekend’s second collection is for Parish Obligations to the Diocese

Next weekend’s second collection is for The Catholic University of America

WORDS OF GRATITUDE During the week of Epiphany, January 7, we recognize our volunteers who serve in various ministries and committees for the parish throughout the year. There are countless individu-als who take personal responsibility to reach out in various ways and forms to others to ensure our parish fulfills its mis-sion for which it was established. Among them are many peo-ple who are never mentioned publicly who provide vital ser-vices in various capacities. I would like to pay special atten-tion to our Cash Calendar Committee, Bingo Committee, our Choirs, Religious Education Instructors, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Ushers, Bereavement Committee, Gym Committee, Parish Council, Finance Board, Hospitality Committee, St. Joseph Women’s Club, Holy Rosary Sodality, Sacred Heart Society, St. Anne Society, our Sacristan, and the Knights of Columbus. Without the assistance of these very important individuals our parish would not be the success that it is. Thank you to each one of you and God Bless you in this new year. - Monsignor Czarnecki and Reverend Grzegorz Chodkowski

CHOIR CONCERT Although the Christmas season has liturgically ended with the Baptism of the Lord, its significance and beauty, especially the melodies of the Christmas carols, are still ring-ing in our hearts. In many countries, the singing of Christmas carols is traditionally extended to February 2, the Presenta-tion of our Lord. Across the world various concerts are or-ganized before and after Christmas due to great popularity and anticipation of this unique Holy Day of the year. St. Jo-seph Basilica will be the host for the state of Massachusetts’ leading New England choirs on Sunday, January 21, at 2:30 p.m. The choirs from Our Lady of Czestochowa par-ishes of Worcester and Boston will be present as well as the St. John the Baptist Choir from Salem MA along with our parish choir. They will present a variety of the most popular Christmas carols in a very distinguished manner. I would like to believe that the parishioners of St. Joseph Basilica love and appreciate good music and will instinctively be drawn to this event. Please come and invite your friends to join us for this beautiful performance which helps to extend the spirit of Christmas There is no charge to attend this won-derful concert.

ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL NEWS Sunday, January 28th, 9:30 a.m. Mass - Across our Nation, we will celebrate National Catholic Schools Week from Sunday January 28, through Saturday, Febru-ary 3. The theme of this year’s observance is Catholic Schools: Learn, Serve, Lead, and Succeed. The purpose of this annual observance is to bring awareness and a better understanding of the meaning of a Catholic educa-tion. Bishop McManus will be the main celebrant and homilist at our Basilica’s 9:30 Family Mass. This date will coincide with the National Migration Week celebration. We kindly request all students from various cultural back-grounds to take part in the entrance procession with the flags from their cultural backgrounds. The St. Joseph Children’s Choir will provide the liturgical selections. Please join us for this noteworthy tradition. Following Mass, students, faculty, and staff will host an Open House from 11am - 1pm showcasing our students’ work. This year’s theme is The Winter Olympics. There will be food and entertainment. Wednesday, January 31, 5 - 7 p.m. - The St. Jo-seph Home and School Association will host its Annual Spaghetti Dinner. The dinner is prepared by the Knights of Columbus and consists of spaghetti and meatballs, salad, garlic bread, and dessert. Cost is still only $5 for adults and $3 for children. Tickets are available in ad-vance at the school. A second Open House will also take place from 6 - 8 p.m. showcasing our students’ work.

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ATTRIBUTES OF A CATHOLIC EDUCATION Catholic School Week provides an opportunity to look closely at the meaning of a Catholic education and its impact upon our society. The most important features of Catholic education are its faith-based emphasis in challenging the mind and forming the soul. Faculty and administration are mindful that they are forming future citizens of integrity and service to our Country. Faith-based schools view art and science within the context of infinite horizons which helps the students to notice the Big Picture. Faith-based schools address the material and spiritual components of every student which enables them to make the right choices in life. In such schools there is a collaborative effort between school administration, faculty, and parents. In Catholic schools the parents have a right and obligation to be involved in the education of their children. These few components play an important role in the background of secularism and libertarianism which is widespread in our Country. When parents are considering the best education for their children, they should reflect on these important attributes of education for their offspring. (To be continued...)

HONOR SOCIETY St. Joseph School is proud to announce that the following stu-dents have been inducted into the Junior National Honor Society: Grade 7 - Remonda Makarios and Kaileigh Strong; Grade 8: Benja-min Duval, Szymon Mamro, and Emilia Pianka. These students are the founding members of the Ea-gles Chapter. The Society is an organization that promotes recog-

nition for its students who reflect outstanding accomplishments in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, service, and citizenship.

REMINDER - PACC ELECTIONS We would like to bring to your attention that the Polish American Citizens Club will be holding their election of officers this Sunday, January 14, at 1:00 p.m. The club will open at noon. You must be a paid-up 2017 member to be nominated and to run for office. New members are encour-aged to join! 2018 member dues can also be paid this day. If your dues are paid, you will re-ceive a free “members only” raffle ticket for the January 14 drawing. The club is also looking for ideas for a 2018 Building Fund Raffle to help raise money for some needed repairs and equipment purchases.

HEATING SYSTEM DONATIONS We gratefully acknowledge last week’s donations totaling $250 from Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Antos, Mr. & Mrs. Grzegorz Skalecki and Mr. & Mrs. Grze-gorz Kuznecki. Your generosity is so very much appreciated. Your contribu-tions have increased our total collection to $39,310. May God’s blessings be upon you!

Dzisiejsza druga kolekta jest przeznaczona na Zobowiązania Diecezjalne.

Druga kolekta w przyszłym tygodniu będzie przeznaczona na The Catholic University of America.

BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL On Friday, January 19, the Chapel will hold a prayerful gathering at 17 East Main Street, Webster in solidarity with those who will be participating in the March for Life of the Unborn Child in Washing-ton DC. At 12 noon the recitation of the Rosary’s Joyful Mystery will be prayed, at 1:00 the Sorrowful Mystery, at 2:00 the Glorious Mystery, and at 3:00 the Divine Mercy Chaplet. Whether you stay the entire time or for a short visit all are welcome to come before Jesus to pray for the unborn child in the womb of its mother that she will by the grace of God spare the child’s life.

NIEDZIELA ZWYKŁA 14 Stycznia, 2018

„Jezus zaś odwróciwszy się i ujrzawszy, że oni idą za Nim, rzekł do nich: «Czego szukacie?»” (J 1, 38)

DONATION Our Basilica has received a donation of $60 from the Blain family in honor of the baptism of Konrad Blain. Thank you for your kindness! May God bless you.

Żeby poznać Jezusa, trzeba Go pokochać. Nie wystarczy wziąć do ręki jedną z wielu biografii Mistrza z Nazaretu. Na niewiele się zda przeczytanie wszystkich czterech Ewangelii. To za mało, by Go prawdziwie poznać. Do tego potrzebna jest miłość, która otwiera na spotkanie z Bogiem.

Podobnie nie wolno głosić prawdy o Nim w oderwaniu od miłości. Jak zauważa jeden ze współczesnych teologów, nawet nie wypadałoby Go głosić innym ludziom, gdybyśmy Go nie kochali. Czy nie dlatego niektórzy nie umieją mówić o Nim nawet swoim dzieciom?

PODZIĘKOWANIE OD SIÓSTR FELICJANEK Jezus, dar Boga dla nas, jest radością Świąt Bożego Narodzenia. Narodziny Dzieciątka są dla nas powodem do obdarowywania się nawzajem. Wasze prezenty są dla nas ogromną radością. Dziękujemy za Waszą szczodrość i wspaniałomyślność. Niech Dziewica Maryja z ukochanym Dzieciątkiem Wam błogosławi!

NOWENNA DO ŚW. JÓZEFA Tradycyjnie każda środa w naszej parafii jest dedykowana św. Józefowi. O godz. 19:00 gromadzimy się na Mszę św. wotywną, połączoną z Nowenną do św. Józefa. Na całym świecie św. Józef jest czczony, jako wielki patron w codziennych potrzebach. Zbliżajmy się zatem i my do Niego z wiarą i zaufaniem w skuteczność Jego wstawiennictwa. W procesji z figurą św. Józefa pójdą członkowie Rady Parafialnej.

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CHCESZ DOŁĄCZYĆ DO KOŚCIOŁA KATOLICKIEGO?

Prawdziwym znaczeniem Bożego Narodzenia jest wcielenie Syna Bożego w ludzkim ciele, które daje nam możliwość spojrzenia głębiej w nasze życie i wejrzenia poza szaleństwo tego świata i zastanowienia się, czy istnieje coś lepszego i bardziej stabilnego, aby zaplanować nasze życie. W celebracji Bożego Narodzenia Jezus przyszedł do ludzi, aby objawić się każdemu z nas. W dniu swego chrztu, który był obchodzony w poniedziałek, 8 stycznia, rozszerzył zaproszenie, aby stawać ć się częścią rodziny Bożej i przybranymi dzieci Ojca Odwiecznego. Ta prawda jest bardzo zachęcająca i pocieszająca dla wszystkich tych, którzy przez sakrament chrztu są już częścią Bożej rodziny. Dla tych, którzy nie są ochrzczeni lub z dala od Kościoła Katolickiego, jest to otwarte zaproszenie do szukania Pana, gdy można go znaleźć i do wzywania Go, gdy jest blisko. W prostej ceremonii, gdy kapłan polewa święconą wodę na osobę, Bóg dokonuje cudu, a człowiek staje się dzieckiem Bożym dzięki mocy Ducha Świętego. Bazylika św. Józefa daje okazję dla tych, którzy poważnie myślą o prawdziwej radości i wiecznym zbawieniu, aby przyłączyć się do nas w przygotowaniach do sakramentu chrztu lub pełnego uczestnictwa w Kościele Katolickim. Szczegółowe informacje na temat programu RCIAmożna uzyskać w biurze parafialnym lub pod numerem: (508) 943-0467.

PODZIĘKOWANIE DLA VIRGINII WOZNICKI

W najbliższą sobotę, 20 stycznia, po Mszy św. o godz. 16:00, spotkamy się w szkolnej kafeterii na kolacji, w czasie

której będziemy mogli osobiście podziękować pani Virginii za ponad 15 lat niestrudzonej i pełnej poświęcenia pracy w biurze parafialnym. W raz z nowym rokiem odeszła na zasłużoną emeryturę. Skorzystajmy z okazji, aby wyrazić swoją wdzięczność za cały wysiłek włożony funkcjonowanie naszej wspólnoty.

SŁOWA WDZIĘCZNOŚCI Tuż po zakończeniu starego roku pragniemy zwrócić się ze słowami uznania do naszych wolontariuszy, którzy przez cały rok służą w różnych grupach parafialnych. Istnieje niezliczona liczba osób, które podejmują wyzwanie, aby na różne sposoby dotrzeć do innych, aby nasza parafia spełniała swoją misję, dla której została ustanowiona. Wśród nich jest wielu ludzi, którzy nigdy nie są publicznie wymienieni, którzy posługi o różnym charakterze. Chciałbym zwrócić szczególną uwagę na Cash Calendar Committee, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Ushers, Bereavement Committee, Gym Committee, Parish Council, Finance Board, Hospitality Committee, St. Joseph Women’s Club, Holy Rosary Sodality, Sacred Heart Society, St. Anne Society, and the Knights of Columbus. Bez pomocy tych bardzo ważnych osób nasza parafia nie mogłaby spełniać swojego posłania w takim wymiarze, jak w chwili obecnej. Dziękuję każdemu z was i niech Bóg was błogosławi w tym nowym roku. - Ks. Prałat Antoni Czarnecki

OGRZEWANIE Z całego serca dziękujemy za ofiary w wysokości $250: od państwa Skałeckich, państwa Kuzneckich oraz Lorence Santos. Złożone ofiary zwiększyły pulę zebranych środków do $39310. Niech Boże błogosławieństwo będzie nad Wami!

KONCERT CHÓRÓW Chociaż okres liturgiczny Bożego Narodzenia zakończył się Chrztem Pańskim, jego znaczenie i piękno, zwłaszcza melodie kolęd, wciąż rozbrzmiewają w naszych sercach. W polskiej tradycji śpiew świątecznych kolęd tradycyjnie sięga 2 lutego, do święta Ofiarowania Pańskiego. Na całym świecie organizowane są różne koncerty przed i po świętach Bożego Narodzenia, ze względu na dużą popularność i antycypację tego wyjątkowego świętego czasu w roku. Bazylika św. Józefa będzie gospodarzem wiodących chórów z Nowej Anglii w niedzielę, 21 stycznia o godz. 14:30. Obecne będą chóry z parafii Matki Bożej Częstochowskiej w Worcester i Bostonie, a także chór św. Jana Chrzciciela z Salem wraz z naszym chórem parafialnym. Przedstawią one najbardziej popularne kolędy w różnorodnych aranżacjach. Przyjdź i zaproś swoich przyjaciół, aby dołączyli do nas w czasie tego wspaniałego wydarzenia, dzięki któremu jeszcze raz poczujemy ducha Bożego Narodzenia.

PACC Na dziś przypada dzień wyborów zarządu klubu PACC. Aby brać udział w głosowaniu trzeba być zapisanym członkiem klubu. Dla obecnych odbędzie się również losowanie „free membership”. Więcej informacji można uzyskać na profilu facebook’owym Klubu: PACC of Webster.

WIADOMOŚCI SZKOLNE W niedzielę, 28 stycznia, o godz. 9.30, w łączności z całym krajem, rozpoczniemy obchody Tygodnia Szkół Katolickich.. Tematem tegorocznych obchodów jest hasło: Szkoły Katolickie - nauka, służba, prowadzenie i sukces. Celem tego dorocznego obchodu jest uświadomienie i lepsze zrozumienie znaczenia katolickiej edukacji. Biskup McManus będzie głównym celebransem i kaznodzieją na Mszy św. Ta data zbiega się z obchodami Narodowego Tygodnia Migracji. Uprzejmie prosimy wszystkich uczniów z różnych środowisk kulturowych, aby wzięli udział w procesji na wejście z flagami swoich ojczystych krajów i w tradycyjnych strojach. Po Mszy św. uczniowie, nauczyciele i pracownicy organizują Dzień Otwartych Drzwi od 11:00 do 13:00, prezentując pracę naszych uczniów na temat: Igrzyska Olimpijskie. Na uczestników będzię również czekać poczęstunek i różne atrakcje. W środę, 31 stycznia, od 17:00 do 19:00 - HSA będzie gospodarzem dorocznej kolacji Spaghetti. Kolacja jest przygotowywana przez Rycerzy Kolumba i składa się ze spaghetti i klopsików, sałatki, pieczywa czosnkowego i deseru. Koszt wynosi tylko $5 dla dorosłych i $3 dla dzieci. Bilety są dostępne w szkole.

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