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MASS INTENTIONS - July 4th- 12th
Saturday - July 4th
8:00AM Elizabeth "Betty" Benoit (mem.) req. of Jack and Diane
Staples
4:00PM Teresa Errede (1st anniv.) req. of Joseph and Carol
Carlomagno
Sunday - July 5th
7:30AM Parishioners of Christ the King Church
9:00AM Lucille Montgomery (mem.) req. of John and Sheila
Soloperto
11:00AM Betty Minardi (mem.) req. of the Willard Family
Wednesday - july 8
7:00AM Joyce C. Johnson (mem.) req. of Bernadette Hickey
Saturday - July 11
8:00AM John and Catherine Staples (mem.) req. of Jack and
Diane Staples
4:00PM William F. O'Connell, Sr. (6th anniv.) req. of family
Sunday - July 12
7:30AM Robert M. Noone (mem.) req. by Sharon and Betty
Mansfield
9:00AM Dorothy c. Lynch (mem.) req. of Fred and Patricia
Rushton
11:00AM Audrey Santo (mem.) req. of family
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CALENDAR
Saturday - July 4
Happy Birthday America
Wednesday - July 8
7:00-9:00PM Boy Scouts (hall)
Sunday - July 12
7:00-9:00PM CYC Mass and meeting (Johnson Center)
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
We are in need of teachers in our religious education
program for the coming year. If you would like to
share your talent and faith with others, please
contact Kathleen Cushing, Director of Religious
Education at (508) 752-5514.
WELCOME
This weekend at Christ the King, we welcome our
new pastor, Rev. Thirburse Millott. As we begin our
"new" journey together, please stop and introduce
yourself to Father Millott and make him feel welcome.
CELEBRATING BAPTISM
Let us rejoice with the family of
Ayden Reid Blanchette
Who was recently welcomed into the Christian
community. Let us be supportive with our prayers
and as living witnesses of our faith.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
The parish St. Vincent De Paul Society is available to
help people in need. If you know of anyone in the
parish in need of financial assistance, please contact
the rectory at (508) 754-5361. The rectory will then
contact a member of the Society. All is done in
confidence.
WEDDING BANNS
3rd Banns Cassandra Gately - Paul Tessier
2nd Banns Sean Sullivan - Sylvia Bisson
CHRIST THE KING PRAYER LINE
As we begin this prayer line, we do so by asking for
prayer requests from parishioners of Christ the King.
The need for prayers may involve people either inside
or outside the parish.
Your assistance is appreciated in bringing forward
names of people who can use our prayers.
Please contact either Father Riley at the rectory (508)
754-5361 or by mail or Jeannine Gemme at (508)
792-1351 or email at jgem77@yahoo.com. Please
consider joining this ministry. Thank you.
SUMMER FUN
Summertime is a time of vacations. However, our
parish expenses do not take a vacation. Please
remember to keep us in your summer plans. Thank
you.
RCIA (RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS)
Are you or someone you know interested in becoming
a baptized member of the Catholic church? Would
you or someone you know who is already baptized
Catholic or another Christian denomination, but have
not been prepared for First Communion or
Confirmation like to become a full member of the
Catholic church?
The Christ the King RCIA team would welcome a call
from you for more information concerning initiation
into the catholic church. Call the rectory at (508)
754-5361.
APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER
Christ has promised to His followers that anything
asked in His name will be given to them. We are
bound together as a community through our faith in
God and His Son Jesus Christ. It is the belief that the
Spirit works through us all that we call upon all to
pray this month of July for:
The safety of those on vacation
VACATIONS THAT GIVE
Adult Volunteer Service Organizations:
"Vacations That Give" invites adults of all ages to
come together in service to those in need. We are
excited about our upcoming trips and invite you to
join us for one or more of the following:
Appalachia - West Virginia for home repair and/or
educational projects (Fall 2009 and Spring 2010)
Mississippi - For continuing Hurricane Katrina
recovery work (November 2009)
Santiago, Chile - For work with people of the barrios
(February 2010)
More information about program in general and
individual trips can be found on our website:
www.vacationsthatgive.org or call us at (508)
523-5823 or (508) 881-4547 or e-mail us at
directors@vacationsthatgive.org. "Vacations That
Give" is sponsored by the Sisters of St. Anne and the
directors are Sr. Yvette Dargy and Sr. Pauline
Laurence.
FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK
Hospital and Post-Hospital Informational packets
were sent out to parishioners who are 50 years of age
and older. The packets are also available at the
rectory and are now online (health care).
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel
St. George's Church, 40 Brattle St., Worcester.
The Adorers of the Perpetual Adoration wish to thank Jesus in
the Blessed Sacrament for the following favors:
1. Thank you Jesus for giving us your mercy.
2. Thank you Jesus for giving strength to the poor.
Please consider being a committed adorer at the chapel. Call
Deacon Archie at 508-853-816.
CYC NEWS
CYC Mass and meeting July 12th at 7:00-9:00PM in
the Johnson Center.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS?
To ALL males 18 years and older, the Knights of
Columbus cordially invites you to join them.
Please leave your name and phone number at the
rectory (508) 754-5361 and we will get in tough with
you to answer any questions about us and our
membership you may have. Thank you and God bless.
Christ the King Knights of Columbus Council #12691.
REMINDER
PLEASE HELP
Grocery cards for the Homeless are still on
sale in the back of the church after all
Masses.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
On behalf of the Worcester Veteran's Shelter, the
Knights of Columbus Council #12691 at Christ the
King is seeking the following items:
Tee shirts (assorted sizes); briefs (assorted sizes);
socks; disposable razors; shaving cream; toothpaste,
toothbrushes; combs; hankies; and bars of soap.
These may be left in the Veteran's donation box in the
Church foyer.
SUMMER WEATHER TIPS
It's that time of year! Since we have not seen the
sunshine much this spring and early summer, I
thought it would be nice to have a few reminders, so
that when it does come out, we stay safe!
Heat wave is the number one weather-related killer.
Heat Disorder Symptoms:
Sunburn: redness and pain. In severe cases swelling
of the skin, blisters, fever, headaches. First Aid:
Ointments for mild cases if blisters appear and do
not break. If breaking occurs, apply dry sterile
dressing. Serious, extensive cases should be seen by
your physician.
Heat Cramps: Painful spasms usually in the muscles
of the legs and abdomen possible. Heavy sweating.
First Aid: Firm pressure on cramping muscles or
gentle massage to relieve spasms. Give sips of water.
if nausea occurs, discontinue use.
Heat Exhaustion: Heavy sweating, weakness, skin
cold, pale, and clammy. Pulse thready. Normal
temperature possible. Fainting and vomiting. First
Aid: Get victim out of sun. Lay down and loosen
clothing. Apply cool wet cloths. Fan or move victim
to air conditioned room. Sips of water. If nausea
occurs, discontinue use. If vomiting continues, seek
immediate medical attention.
Heat stroke (or Sunstroke): High body temperature
(106 degrees or higher). Hot dry skin. Rapid and
strong pulse. Possible unconsciousness. First Aid:
HEAT STROKE IS A SEVERE MEDICAL EMERGENCY.
SUMMON EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE OR
GET VICTIM TO A HOSPITAL IMMEDIATELY. DELAY
CAN BE FATAL. Move the victim to a cooler
environment. Reduce body temperature with cold
bath and sponging. Use extreme caution. Remove
clothing, use fans and air conditioners. If
temperature rises again, repeat process. Do not give
fluids.
Sunscreen protection: Use a sunscreen that has a
sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 30 or higher.
Sunscreens that say "broad-spectrum" can protect
the skin from ultraviolet (UVA and UVB) rays. Apply
sunscreen at least 30 minutes BEFORE going in the
sun. Reapply every 2 to 3 hours while in the sun and
after swimming or sweating a lot.
STAY SAFE WHILE OUTSIDE!!
Saturday - July 4
Happy Birthday America
Wednesday - July 8
7:00-9:00PM Boy Scouts (hall)
Sunday - July 12
7:00-9:00PM CYC Mass and meeting (Johnson Center)
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
We are in need of teachers in our religious education
program for the coming year. If you would like to
share your talent and faith with others, please
contact Kathleen Cushing, Director of Religious
Education at (508) 752-5514.
WELCOME
This weekend at Christ the King, we welcome our
new pastor, Rev. Thirburse Millott. As we begin our
"new" journey together, please stop and introduce
yourself to Father Millott and make him feel welcome.
CELEBRATING BAPTISM
Let us rejoice with the family of
Ayden Reid Blanchette
Who was recently welcomed into the Christian
community. Let us be supportive with our prayers
and as living witnesses of our faith.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
The parish St. Vincent De Paul Society is available to
help people in need. If you know of anyone in the
parish in need of financial assistance, please contact
the rectory at (508) 754-5361. The rectory will then
contact a member of the Society. All is done in
confidence.
WEDDING BANNS
3rd Banns Cassandra Gately - Paul Tessier
2nd Banns Sean Sullivan - Sylvia Bisson
CHRIST THE KING PRAYER LINE
As we begin this prayer line, we do so by asking for
prayer requests from parishioners of Christ the King.
The need for prayers may involve people either inside
or outside the parish.
Your assistance is appreciated in bringing forward
names of people who can use our prayers.
Please contact either Father Riley at the rectory (508)
754-5361 or by mail or Jeannine Gemme at (508)
792-1351 or email at jgem77@yahoo.com. Please
consider joining this ministry. Thank you.
SUMMER FUN
Summertime is a time of vacations. However, our
parish expenses do not take a vacation. Please
remember to keep us in your summer plans. Thank
you.
RCIA (RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS)
Are you or someone you know interested in becoming
a baptized member of the Catholic church? Would
you or someone you know who is already baptized
Catholic or another Christian denomination, but have
not been prepared for First Communion or
Confirmation like to become a full member of the
Catholic church?
The Christ the King RCIA team would welcome a call
from you for more information concerning initiation
into the catholic church. Call the rectory at (508)
754-5361.
APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER
Christ has promised to His followers that anything
asked in His name will be given to them. We are
bound together as a community through our faith in
God and His Son Jesus Christ. It is the belief that the
Spirit works through us all that we call upon all to
pray this month of July for:
The safety of those on vacation
VACATIONS THAT GIVE
Adult Volunteer Service Organizations:
"Vacations That Give" invites adults of all ages to
come together in service to those in need. We are
excited about our upcoming trips and invite you to
join us for one or more of the following:
Appalachia - West Virginia for home repair and/or
educational projects (Fall 2009 and Spring 2010)
Mississippi - For continuing Hurricane Katrina
recovery work (November 2009)
Santiago, Chile - For work with people of the barrios
(February 2010)
More information about program in general and
individual trips can be found on our website:
www.vacationsthatgive.org or call us at (508)
523-5823 or (508) 881-4547 or e-mail us at
directors@vacationsthatgive.org. "Vacations That
Give" is sponsored by the Sisters of St. Anne and the
directors are Sr. Yvette Dargy and Sr. Pauline
Laurence.
FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK
Hospital and Post-Hospital Informational packets
were sent out to parishioners who are 50 years of age
and older. The packets are also available at the
rectory and are now online (health care).
Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel
St. George's Church, 40 Brattle St., Worcester.
The Adorers of the Perpetual Adoration wish to thank Jesus in
the Blessed Sacrament for the following favors:
1. Thank you Jesus for giving us your mercy.
2. Thank you Jesus for giving strength to the poor.
Please consider being a committed adorer at the chapel. Call
Deacon Archie at 508-853-816.
CYC NEWS
CYC Mass and meeting July 12th at 7:00-9:00PM in
the Johnson Center.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS?
To ALL males 18 years and older, the Knights of
Columbus cordially invites you to join them.
Please leave your name and phone number at the
rectory (508) 754-5361 and we will get in tough with
you to answer any questions about us and our
membership you may have. Thank you and God bless.
Christ the King Knights of Columbus Council #12691.
REMINDER
PLEASE HELP
Grocery cards for the Homeless are still on
sale in the back of the church after all
Masses.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
On behalf of the Worcester Veteran's Shelter, the
Knights of Columbus Council #12691 at Christ the
King is seeking the following items:
Tee shirts (assorted sizes); briefs (assorted sizes);
socks; disposable razors; shaving cream; toothpaste,
toothbrushes; combs; hankies; and bars of soap.
These may be left in the Veteran's donation box in the
Church foyer.
SUMMER WEATHER TIPS
It's that time of year! Since we have not seen the
sunshine much this spring and early summer, I
thought it would be nice to have a few reminders, so
that when it does come out, we stay safe!
Heat wave is the number one weather-related killer.
Heat Disorder Symptoms:
Sunburn: redness and pain. In severe cases swelling
of the skin, blisters, fever, headaches. First Aid:
Ointments for mild cases if blisters appear and do
not break. If breaking occurs, apply dry sterile
dressing. Serious, extensive cases should be seen by
your physician.
Heat Cramps: Painful spasms usually in the muscles
of the legs and abdomen possible. Heavy sweating.
First Aid: Firm pressure on cramping muscles or
gentle massage to relieve spasms. Give sips of water.
if nausea occurs, discontinue use.
Heat Exhaustion: Heavy sweating, weakness, skin
cold, pale, and clammy. Pulse thready. Normal
temperature possible. Fainting and vomiting. First
Aid: Get victim out of sun. Lay down and loosen
clothing. Apply cool wet cloths. Fan or move victim
to air conditioned room. Sips of water. If nausea
occurs, discontinue use. If vomiting continues, seek
immediate medical attention.
Heat stroke (or Sunstroke): High body temperature
(106 degrees or higher). Hot dry skin. Rapid and
strong pulse. Possible unconsciousness. First Aid:
HEAT STROKE IS A SEVERE MEDICAL EMERGENCY.
SUMMON EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE OR
GET VICTIM TO A HOSPITAL IMMEDIATELY. DELAY
CAN BE FATAL. Move the victim to a cooler
environment. Reduce body temperature with cold
bath and sponging. Use extreme caution. Remove
clothing, use fans and air conditioners. If
temperature rises again, repeat process. Do not give
fluids.
Sunscreen protection: Use a sunscreen that has a
sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 30 or higher.
Sunscreens that say "broad-spectrum" can protect
the skin from ultraviolet (UVA and UVB) rays. Apply
sunscreen at least 30 minutes BEFORE going in the
sun. Reapply every 2 to 3 hours while in the sun and
after swimming or sweating a lot.
STAY SAFE WHILE OUTSIDE!!
Bulletin Announcements for July 4, 2009
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