Parish events and noticesSt. Patrick and St. Joseph DinnerA dinner is being planned for Saturday March 19 @ 5pm.
Details on tickets will be announced soon. Malo Hall Holy Trinity Anyone who would like to serve on the committee, please call Debbie Chamberland or Christine Lynch. Christmas Bazaar 2022You may think it’s too early to start but it’s not because we just don’t seem to get enough because of its popularity.
We are starting early to request Gift Certificates and Bottles of Wine. If you received a Gift Card or bottle of wine for Christmas that you don’t plan on using we would be more than happy if you regifted it for our Bazaar. We will also be more than happy if you could donate a bottle or $20 gift card a month until our November 12th Bazaar instead of all at the same time. That booth was one of our big money maker and we ran out early once again. You can drop your Gift card in the Collection basket in an envelope indicating what it is for at any time throughout the year. Or drop off either a card or bottle at the rectory. You can also call Nancy Benoit at 766-7908, or Yvette Houle at 766-5663 We are looking for people who knit, crochet and quilt for the Bazaar
Because we are 10 months away from our bazaar this would be a great time to start working on afghans, since truly these are the money makers. Our inventory has been depleted and need the following:
Weekly BingoCancelled until further notice...
Check back... startup date coming soon Rosary Devotion
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Pray the Rosary at 8 AM on Saturdays after morning mass... both in-person and virtual... details here |
Diocesan events
"Keep the Heat On"Bishop Tobin recently kicked off this year’s Keep the Heat On heating assistance campaign, a program that helps struggling families with heating assistance who have exhausted all other public and private means to keep their families warm during the Rhode Island winter. Since 2005, your generous support has provided more than $3.5 million in assistance to more than 15,467 Rhode Island households in need.
To DONATE, click here To request help, click here This event takes place from Jan 20-22.
Registration is required. First come first served. Limited to 54 people. Cost for bus is: $105 Registration and additional information for this Annual event can be found here: https://files.constantcontact.com/bf6b1a6e601/e7aa9eb7-e1b8-44fe-8d45-6a2561c72315.pdf Gabriel's CallGabriel's Call - Support during and after pregnancy.
Information... check here Diocesan brochure... check here Mother of Hope Day Camp Mother of Hope Camp offers great facilities, friendly and professional staff, and programs at 1589 Putnam Pike, (Route 44), Chepachet, RI 02814
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Regional events
Knights of ColumbusReport on November and December Activities
Toy Drive The event brought in 1,280 toys and with the raffle money raised at the event we purchased some additional toys bringing that total up to 1,500 toys which tripled the amount of toys from the previous year, truly amazing. On behalf of the Auger Family, Woonsocket Police Department and the Knights of Columbus Council 113, we Thank You ALL for helping us provide 220 children with toys for Christmas!!! Operation ROVAC Remembering Our Veterans At Christmas another huge success. Your generosity brought in 1,530 clothing items, 2000 Toiletry Items, 300 Crossword and Word Search books and 50 decks of playing cards. All of these items were delivered to the Veterans Home in Bristol, RI we beat our record from last year. On behalf of the Woonsocket Knights of Columbus Council 113, THANK YOU ALL for remembering our Veterans!! Together we have truly made a difference in our community!! God Bless Each and Everyone of You. Nick Gaulin, Grand Knight Beacon HospiceBeacon Hospice provides quality end of life care to locally terminally ill patients. We are looking for caring and compassionate individuals in our area to spend time with our patients from a volunteer. Volunteers can provide much needed support to patients and their families in a number of ways including:
-Visiting with patients on an ongoing basis -Sitting vigils -Knitting, crocheting, quilting blankets - Creating memory posters - Providing music therapy - Veterans visiting veterans - Assisting in veteran pinning ceremonies There is free training course that is requires on what hospice is and how to interact with hospice patients. The trainings are held locally. For more information, interested volunteers should contact Ashley Toste Volunteer Coordinator at (401) 438-0008 or Asley.Toste@amedisys.com Catholic talk radio in
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