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NOTRE DAME CHURCH DURHAM, CT
MISSION STATEMENT
The Parish, as part of the Mystical Body of Christ, should have Christ’s vision of love and should invite and assist all people to respond to God’s
universal call to holiness by proclaiming the Word, building His community, celebrating His liturgy and serving His people.

If you would like to have the
Mass Intentions for the Week Sanctuary Candle or the Devotional
10/15/11 – 10/23/11 Candle to Mary & Joseph burn for the
intentions of a loved one, living or
SAT,. OCTOBER 15, 2011-St. Teresa of Jesus deceased, please call the Parish office,
9:00 A.M. SPECIAL RECITATION OF THE ROSARY-ALL 860-349-3058. The suggested offering
INVITED TO ATTEND is $10 per week.
5P.M. Parishioners of Notre Dame & St. Colman Church
SUN.OCTOBER 16, 2011-29th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME The Sanctuary Candle will burn in memory of Angelo Riccitelli for the
8A.M. †Fred & Cecelia Dobson, Requested by Bill & Sheila Panciera month of October as requested by the Knights of Columbus.

10:30A.M. Parishioners of Notre Dame & St. Colman Church The Devotional Candle to Mary and Joseph will shine in memory of
Adrienne Lynch for the month of October at the request of the Knights of
1 P.M. Wedding of Jonathan Giliberto & Katie Slopak Columbus.
MON., OCTOBER 17, 2011-St. Ignatius fo Antioch
8A.M. †Dominic & Kathleen Tufano, Requested by the Siegartel The Devotional Candle to Mary and Joseph will burn in memory of
family Burton, Brenda, Peggy and Ian Parmelee for the month of October as
TUES., OCTOBER 18, 2011-St. Luke requested by Lucille Parmelee.
8A.M. †Deceased Parishioners of Notre Dame & St. Colman Churches
WED., OCTOBER 19, 2011-St. John de Brébeuf & St. Isaac Jogues &
companions PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS:
8:00 A.M. Cancer Patients If you have an update on anyone on our prayer list or would like to add
someone to the list, please call the parish office at 860-349-3058.
THURS., OCTOBER 20, 2011-St. Paul of the Cross
Janet DelVecchio
8A.M. Vocations Audrey L. Joseph G. Kiely
Sylvia Denino Edward A. Sion, Jr
FRI., OCTOBER 21, 2011 Barbara Allen Allie Landry
Dante DenMio Ceil Stannard
Phyllis Amiot Sean Letarte
8A.M. The Homeless, Jobless and Hungry Alan DePaulo Sarah Stannard
Mabel Bailey Gregory Litro
SAT,. OCTOBER 22, 2011 Charles Dingwell Mary Stankard
Erin Bayne Barbara Mockalis
8:00 A.M. Recitation of the Rosary Ann Farrell Maria Thody
Don Bastis George Morris
Katherine Flynn Ethel Thomas
Anthony Bazydola Andrew Munroe
5P.M. †Joseph Fappiano, Requested by his wife, Alice Sayers, & Ray Flynn MaryLou Vallone
Kathleen Blister Yolanda Musco
children Louis Forline Nicholas Vera
N.S.C. Alex Nejako
SUN.OCTOBER 23, 2011-30th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Alyssa Gaetani Wyman Ward
Karen Carbone Rosemarie Naples
8A.M. †Adrienne Lynch, Requested by the Knights of Columbus Gordon L. Gladden Pat Weber
Richard Caso Gail O’Connor
Janet Gmyrek Yolande Winn
Rick Cianfagliione Nancy Regish
10:30A.M. †Marion Cibotti, Requested by Ed & Carol Sion Katherine Helming Monica Young
Kim M. Cordon Ed Retallack
Jay & Linda Hall Natalia Zegelbach
Christopher Cutri Jill Riggles
Betty Hofmann Brenna Zettergren
Theresa DeFilio Jim Simmons
This weekend’s second collection is for the Mission Combined John Jillson
Collecton
MISSION COMBINED COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND
We have many openings for Mass intentions, especially during the week,
for your loved ones living or deceased. Please call the parish office, 860- The Mission Combined Collection this weekend supports
349-3058, to schedule a Mass. missionary works in Latin America, Asia, Africa and parts of the
United States. By Baptism, all Catholics are called to participate in
the mission of the Church, called to share their faith as
missionaries. Today our missionaries are facing incredible odds as
they labor in places like Africa where drought and the AIDS
epidemic are causing enormous human misery. They need and
rely on our support, through prayer above all, but also through our
Weekly
financial gifts. Thank you for your generosity in the past and thank
10/9/11 3,761.48
you for what you will do now to help our missionaries continue
Monthly
10/9/11 1,286.00 their vital work. When we support them, we join them, and in this
way, we too are missionaries for Christ.
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS TIME CHANGE
Beginning Saturday, November 5, 2011 in conjunction with the end of HOMEBOUND, NURSING HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITS
Daylight Savings Time, Vigil Mass will begin at 4 P.M. until we change If you or a family member is in need of a visit from a priest or
the clocks again in 2012 and resume the 5 P.M. Mass time. extraordinary minister of the Eucharist, please call the office to
make arrangements. The request must come from yourself or a
Please pray for all of our members of the United family member who has your permission to request a visit.
States Armed Forces serving in our country and
abroad including 2nd Lt. Joseph Soja, USMC, SrA
Timothy Cox, LCPL Christian Cox and Spc Frank
Garvis, II. If you would like to add anyone to this list
or update it, please email me at officendc@comcast.net.
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

If you or someone you know is feeling called to
the Catholic Faith, there is a process designed to
THE MONTH OF THE ROSARY help answer your questions and explain the
Craft Group Tuesdays- & Thursdays-for the month teachings of the Catholic Church. For more
of October at 9am in the church hall information about this program, please call or
Amazing Grace Food Pantry Collection Weekend of October 15/16 email Eileen Kukish at 860-349-9083 or
K of C Business Meeting Mon.-10/17/11-7pm in the church hall. eileenkukish@yahoo.com
Safe Environment Training for new Tues.-10/18/11-7pm in room 4. Call
CCD teachers & Aides Mrs. Soja if you have never attended CRAFT SUPPLIES COLLECTION FOR HOSPITALIZED
one of these sessions before.
CHILDREN
Christian Service/Social Justice Meet. Tues.-10/18/11-7pm in room 1.
Oktoberfest-Sponsored by the Knights Sat.-10/22/11-6pm in the Notre Dame One of our young parishioners, Caroline Gmyrek, will be
of Columbus Parish hall. collecting craft supplies for hospitalized children. She is
The Golden Circle Wed.-10/26/11-9am Mass followed by looking for Crayola brand markers and crayons (because they are
a program presented by a Dietician. made in the U.S.A. and do not have any harmful elements in them),
plastic pencil boxes, Elmer’s Glue Sticks, paper and small drawing
†MINISTRY SCHEDULE† pads. There will be a collection box set up in the cry room. If you
OCTOBER 22 & 23, 2011 have any questions for Caroline or you would like to make a
READERS EXTRAORDINARY ALTAR SERVERS monetary donation, please contact her at 860-343-7707.
MINISTERS/DEACON
5P.M. Deacon Peter Gill Alyssa Lecza CELL PHONE COLLECTION STILL
Paul Oville George Gorton Julia Kaliszewski ONGOING
Pat Kupcho Olivia Marran Several of our young parishioners who are
8A.M. Marcie Mikolinski* Jill Gaffey students at Mercy High School are conducting a
Ben Mikolinski Marcie Mikolinski
used cell phone collection for a service project.
Oksie Sigleski
Collection boxes are located in the cryroom for
10:30A.M. Deacon Peter Gill Joshua Villa
Pat Tenthorey Gloria Earls Dmitrey Guenther your convenience. If you would like a receipt for your donation,
Janet Del Gobbo Jessica Szymaszek please leave your name, address and phone number in a bag along
with your cell phone and any attachments that go with it.
CHILDREN’S MASS SCHEDULE-OCTOBER 2011
10TH GRADE SUN., 10/16/11-10:30AM MASS
9TH GRADE SUN., 10/30/11-10:30AM MASS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR, BAKE SALE AND RAFFLE

Our Annual Christmas Bazaar, Bake Sale
CHRISTIAN SERVICE/SOCIAL OUTREACH
COMMITTEE and Raffle will be held on November 5th
The Christian Service/Social Outreach Committee will meet on and 6th. We hope you will be able to make a
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 in room 1 of the rectory beginning at craft, bake a cake or join our Craft Group,
7pm. New members are always welcomed to attend. If you would which meets on Tuesday's at 9:00 AM in
like more information about what this group does, please contact the church hall where we will be making candy, crafts and baked
Judy Hurlbert, 860-349-3248 or Pat Kupcho, 860-349-3263. goods for the bazaar. By now you should have received your
raffle tickets to sell or purchase. If by any chance you haven't
Annual Knights of Columbus Oktoberfest received them, please call Sylvia Fazzino (860) 349-3761 and
Dinner
she will get them to you.
The Knights of Columbus Oktoberfest dinner will be
held on October 22, 2011 at 6pm in the Notre
AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM
Dame parish hall. The dinner is a great time to
The Durham Library is sponsoring an AARP Driver Safety program
sample authentic German food and catch up with th
on October 20 at the library. The four hour refresher course is
old friends and make some new friends. Tickets
designed for motorists ages 50 and older. No tests are required.
are $15.00 and are available from the Knights of Columbus. For
Persons over age 60 completing the course are eligible for a
more information contact Matt Oneto (203-265-1369).
multiyear auto insurance discount. Cost is $12 for AARP members,
ANNUAL CROP WALK for all others, $14. Pre-registration is required. To pre-register, call
The Crop Walk, sponsored this year by the Middlefield Federated 860-349-9544.
Church, will be held at Peckham Park in Middlefield on Oct.30.
Registration will start at 12:30 and the walk will begin at 1:00.
Peckham has a measured, flat ½ mile path. People can choose
how far to walk. Those who complete a total of 5 miles will be We welcome Gia Marie Falero to our Catholic
recognized. Sponsor envelopes will be available at the entrance to family through her baptism last weekend and wish
the church. Funds raised by the CROP walks will go to fighting her all of God’s blessings as she continues her
hunger on the local and global levels and a portion stays in the faith journey.
local communities. For more information please contact Judy
Hurlbert at 860-349-3248 or Sue Vanderzee at 860-349-0777.
OCTOBER 16, 2011
What a Day for a Picnic!
It was the best of times it was the greatest of times. The food was
the best and the fellowship was the greatest. That seemed to sum up
the thoughts of those attending the first annual Notre Dame-St.
Colman Family Picnic held last Sunday on the grounds of St.
Colman.
More than 200 people from the two parishes streamed into the
parish hall bearing desserts, salads and other delicious dishes, while
outside the grill was sizzling with hamburgs and hot dogs.
Some folks stayed in the hall which was set up to accommodate the
food and the folks, while others got their food and enjoyed one of
the few remaining warm days this year. Youngsters played outdoor
games on the spacious grounds.
The dual parish picnic planning committee felt the day was an
overwhelming success. The weather provided a perfect backdrop
for folks to meet and talk with Father Michael and Father James, as
well as to meet old friends and make new ones.
A committee spokesperson said:
“Our sincere thanks go out to all the volunteers, who helped make
the event memorable. We are indebted to the generosity of Lino’s
Market, DaVinci’s Pizza, Visiting Angels of Middlefield and
several parishioners for providing the door prizes. Special thanks
go to Vincent Cahill & Sons Excavating Inc. for providing the
portable toilet facilities.
“Finally, all this would not have been possible without the
participation of you the parishioners of St Colman and Notre Dame.
It is our hope that this event will be the first of many which we will
share.”

Deacon Ron Blank will lead a weekly Pro-
Life rosary to end abortion and other pro-
life issues every Wednesday in October at
7:00 pm in Notre Dame Church. All are
invited and are encouraged to bring a
friend. We also meet in the church every
Saturday morning at 8am to pray the Rosary. Please join us!

IMPORTANT WEBSITES:
http://www.churchofnotredame.org
http://www.norwichdiocese.org
http://www.usccb.org
http://stcolmanchurch.com/default.aspx
Notre Dame Church is also on Facebook! Go to Church of Notre
Dame and “LIKE” us!

Please Pray for our Diocesan Seminarians:
Mr. Brian Maxwell@Blessed John XXIII National Seminary, Weston, MA,
year of ordination—2013
Mr. Mike Salerno@ Blessed John XXIII National Seminary, Weston, MA,
year of ordination—2014
Mr. Ian Bothur@North American College Seminary, Rome, year of
ordination—2014
Mr. Jonathan Ficara@ North American College Seminary, Rome, year of
ordination—2014
Mr. Martin Noe@Holy Apostles Seminary—2014
Mr. Jeff Ellis@Mount St. Mary Seminary, Emmitsburg, MD, year of
ordination—2016
OCTOBER 16, 2011

THIRD BANNS
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14th 7pm at St John’s Church in Old Saybrook, for info call the
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Fr. James to Celebrate Mass with the Middletown District
Council of Catholic Women
The Middletown District Council of Catholic Women will
celebrate a Memorial Mass for its deceased members. Rev.
James Sucholet, new District Moderator will celebrate the
Mass at 7 PM on Wednesday October 26, 2011 at the Queen
of the Apostle's Chapel, on the grounds of the Holy Apostles
College and Seminary in Cromwell, CT. The Mass is open to
the public and all are invited. Following the Mass there will be
a short presentation with refreshments.

4th annual CT Catholic Men’s Conference is coming soon on October
22, 2011 from 9 AM‐ 6 PM
This year’s great event will be held at St. Dominic’s Church in Southington.
Speakers include Randy Raus, President of Life Teen. If you have a
teenager or grandchild you will not want to miss Randy’s talk about teens
today and how we can help them. Tom Peterson the founder of Catholics
Come Home will give us tested ideas on how to get Catholics back into our
pews. Returning this year by popular demand is Doug Barry co‐host of
EWTN’s Life on the Rock. Doug just returned from hosting World Youth
Day in Spain for EWTN. Deacon Paul Kulas, a member of the ACTS
community will speak about getting involved in small church communities
like ACTS and others. He will share how he got involved and the benefits
he found. Besides Paul’s important message you will impressed by his gift
for speaking and keeping the audience listening to his every word. As in
past years, the bishops of Connecticut and many priests will concelebrate
the closing 5 PM Mass. Confessions and adoration will be available
throughout the day. Tickets are $30 and may be purchased on‐line at
www.CTCatholicMen.org or by calling David Craig at 860‐739‐4607. Lunch
is included this year in the price as well as free coffee, water, etc. Come
join hundreds of CT Catholic men for this once a year event.
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phone number, your social security number, current mailing
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damages and insurance information if you are insured. You will be
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A FEMA disaster housing inspector may call to set up an
appointment to view damages.
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