Bingo is back! Please join us January 21st for bingo night! Doors will open at 6p, games will begin at 7p. It will cost $8 for 20 games. Prizes will be $15 for regular bingo, $25 for special bingo and $50 for coverall! Please let us know if you plan to attend so we can make sure to have enough boards, call the office at 207-793-2244 or email Ashley at [email protected] Can’t wait to see you there!
Jan. 9 @ 6:30p - Did you know only 30% of Catholics believe that Jesus is present in the Eucharist?! When we go to Mass, we aren't going through motions - it IS Jesus, he IS present, at transubstantiation the bread and wine ARE THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST. Please join us to learn more with a special guest Priest, Father Brian Clary January 9th 6:30pm(after 6p Mass)
Parishioners of St. Matthew Parish and St. Therese of Lisieux Parish, please join us! Together, we will be hosting a trip to see the beautiful Christmas lights at the La Salette Shrine in Attleboro, MA. (Click for more details)
This Advent season, experience the healing grace of God's mercy through the Sacrament of Confession. The week of December 10, Father Bill will have confession times everyday, in either Limerick or Sanford. Monday 12/5 5p Limerick Tuesday 12/6 8:30a Limerick Wednesday 12/7 5p Limerick Thursday 12/8 5p & 7p Sanford Friday 12/9 6:30a Sanford Saturday 12/10 3p Sanford
All are invited to an Advent Holy Hour on November 27 at 1:00 PM. We gather on the first Sunday of Advent to adore the real and true presence of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament and to be reminded of the themes of the Season. Come away for a while and wait, watch, and listen as we prepare for the coming of the Messiah. We will have our annual Advent wreath making immediately following the holy hour. Supplies will be provided. This event will be held in the parish hall.
Attention Eucharistic Ministers, a reminder for these important policy changes, which were covered during the trainings. Effective immediately: anyone bringing the Blessed Sacrament to the homebound or nursing homes must present their pyx prior to Mass and retrieve when they are called forward after communion. We will no longer place hosts in a pyx in the communion line. Everyone bringing communion to the homebound or to nursing homes must, following diocesan policy, have a background check, take part in a Protecting God’s Children program and be current on the monthly VIRTUS training. We must all do what we can to ensure our children and vulnerable adults are safe and that proper reverence is shown to the Blessed Sacrament. If you need to be commissioned as Extraordinary Eucharistic Minister, please contact Ashley Buxton at the parish office.