holy trinity parish
faith communities of olqm, sacred heart and holy family
Parish, local and Diocesan events
faith communities of olqm, sacred heart and holy family
Parish, local and Diocesan events
Parish events and noticesWeekly BingoWe have a weekly Bingo in the Norm Malo Hall (near school). Bingo is held every Thursday night except during the Parish Carnival. Call the rectory for Bingo times and details.
Dining with FriendsFriday, September 27th at NOON
B3 Wake Robin Road Lincoln, RI 02865 RSVP to Jeannine Farrell at 7673549 by the 26th. Each person gets their own transportation and gets their own check. But all the friendship is shared Parish Bazaar DonationsWe are starting early to request Gift Certificates and Bottles of Wine. If you received a Gift Card or bottle of wine 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 9th Bazaar instead of all at the same time. That booth was one of our big money maker and we ran out before noon. 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, Fran Dowling at 762-4527 or Yvette Houle at 766=5663. Your generosity is always very much appreciated. PS. Please specify when making Gift Card or monetary donations if they are for the Bazaar
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Rosary Devotion
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Diocesan eventsDiocesan Public Safety MassThe Diocese of Providence will host a Mass for Public Safety to honor police, fire and first responders, on Sunday, September 29, at 10:00 a.m. in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul in Providence. The Mass provides an opportunity for everyone to come together to give thanks to the men and women who risk their lives to protect us and to pray for their continued safety. Everyone is invited to attend.
New Diocesan MausoleumThe Diocese of Providence is building a new mausoleum at St. Ann’s Cemetery in Cranston that emulates the Cathedral of Sts. Peter & Paul in Providence. The artwork within has been saved from the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Providence to represent many of our parishes throughout the diocese. Each area of the mausoleum is named for those parishes and has stained glass from OLMC. The chapel will have the mosaic from OLMC as well as the altar & lectern.
In return, each parishioner that is directed to Catholic Cemeteries and purchases in the new mausoleum, Catholic Cemeteries will donate $250 (free of Diocesan Assessment) to our parish, Holy Trinity. When our parishioner presents the Family Counselor with our Holy Trinity bulletin and add in it, they will make note of it. At the end of each month, they will send our parish a check for the total of sales from our parish multiplied by $250. Fr. Marot Center new location
The Father Marot CYO Center will relocate all of its programming from 53/77 Federal Street by becoming
tenants at the St. Stanislaus Kotska Parish facilities on Harris Av. in Woonsocket effective October 1st. The first CYO Center weekly Prayer Meeting at that location will be held on Monday, Oct. 1st in the Church at 7PM, Mass will begin at 8PM and ALL (youth & adults) are welcomed to attend. The CYO Center housed primarily in the parish rectory will maintain its current phone number (762-3252) and mailing address of (PO Box 518). Please pray for the continued fruitfulness of this important ministry for our youth. Catholic talk radio in
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Regional events
Sunday, September 29th Breakfast at All Saints Parish 8AM to 12PM
To benefit New Beginnings $10 p.p., Children 5 to 12 $7 per child and under 5, free Family max of $35 Help us help others.. Aging in GraceLa Salette Retreat Center
947 Park Street Attleboro, MA 02703 1-508-222-8530 Wednesday, September 25, 2019 Presenter: Sr. Kathleen Hagerty, CSJ This two part series will consider aging as a gift and grace from our God. Participants will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge and acceptance of self and God in a reflective and freeing way. Through input, reflection, prayer and sharing, those attending will come to be more comfortable with their aging. If you are in transition, midlife, the mature years, facing retirement or just desirous of growth, these sessions are for you. Part Two of this presentation will be on Wednesday, October 16, 2019. 9:15 am ± 4:00 pm (Registration begins at 8:30 am) Lunch included in the program. Suggested Donation: $45 per person Trips availableThe following trips are being offered by a parishioner.
September 18th Atlantic City Boys at Danversport Yacht Club Danvers, MA $92 p.p. Includes: Transportation, Plated Luncheon, Meal Tax & Gratuity, and Show Ticket. October 16th Elton John Ultimate Tribute at Lake Pearl Wrentham, MA $92 p.p. Includes: Transportation, Plated Luncheon, Show, Tax & Gratuity. Please contact Doris Pariseau at 401-597-0502 for making reservations or for more details. Beacon Hospice seeking volunteersBEACON HOSPICE Beacon Hospice Seeks Local Volunteers Beacon Hospice provides quality endoflife care to local terminally ill patients. We are looking for caring and compassionate individuals in our area to spend time with our patients. Many of our patients have little to no visitors and really enjoy friendly visits 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 , Organizing craft projects, Providing music therapy Reiki, Pet therapy Veterans visiting other veterans There is a free training course that is required 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 at Ashley.Toste@amedysis.com Msgr Gadoury School, Box Tops for Education and other collectionsContinues to collect box tops for education , ink cartridges. Coke caps or codes in packaging of Powerade or Dissani water or any other Coke products All of these items can be dropped off in the bins at the church doors or directly to the school.
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