All Saints Parish A Roman Catholic faith community on the coast of Maine Our Lady Queen of Peace 82 Atlantic Avenue Boothbay Harbor Office: 633

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1 All Saints Parish A Roman Catholic faith community on the coast of Maine Our Lady Queen of Peace 82 Atlantic Avenue Boothbay Harbor Office: Hours: Monday8:00AM 3:30 PM, Tuesday & Thursday8:00PM3:00PM Pastoral Hours By appointment Tuesdays & Thursdays St. Ambrose 29 Kimball Street, Richmond Office at St. Charles (see below) St. Charles Borromeo Parish Main Office 132 McKeen Street Brunswick Office: Fax: Hours: MondayFriday 8:00 AM 4:30 PM St. John the Baptist 39 Pleasant Street Brunswick Office at St. Charles (see above) St. Katharine Drexel 419 Mountain Road, Harpswell Office at St. Charles (see above) St. Mary s Parish Bookkeeping Office 144 Lincoln Street, Bath Office: Secretary/Bookkeeping Hours: Monday Friday 8:00 AM 4:30 PM St. Patrick s 380 Academy Hill Road PO Box 598, Newcastle Office: Fax: Hours: Friday 8:00AM 4:30 PM St. John s Catholic School 37 Pleasant St, Brunswick School Office: PARISH WEBSITE allsaints@portlanddiocese.org Like us on Facebook. Download our MyParish app. October 17, 2021

2 THE TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PASTORAL STAFF MSGR René Mathieu Rev. Patrick Agbodi, SMA Parochial Vicar RETIRED PRIESTS Rev. J. Joseph Ford Rev. Richard Rice Rev. Peter Uhde DEACONS Deacon John Murphy Deacon Robert Curs Deacon Tom Blatz Deacon Edwin Robinson ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Business Coordinator Charleen Foley Pastoral Life Coordinator Martha Corkery Pastoral Associate Angela Boivin Office Staff Main Office St. Charles Borromeo Church) Sheila Finamore Bookkeeping Office (St. Mary s Church) Jeannine DeRosby, Sr. Bookkeeper Dorothy Peters Other Church Offices Our Lady Queen of Peace: Laura Kowacki St. Mary s: Ann Carlton St. Patrick s: Dorothy Peters ST. JOHN S CATHOLIC SCHOOL PrincipalMrs. Shelly Wheeler FAITH FORMATION Children s Faith Formaon Amy Ford Youth MinistrySt. Charles Borromeo Debbie Poulton Youth MinistrySt. Patrick s Sarah Buchwalder Sarah.Buchwalder@portlanddiocese.org Bowdoin Campus Minister Anne Theriault Coordinator of Lay Ministries/ Rite of Chrisan Iniaon Coordinator Marcy Brenner MUSIC MINISTRY CoordinatorGil Peterson Amanda Armstrong Jeannee Belanger Louine Gagnon Jennifer McIver Sheila Murphy Nan O Sullivan Visit us at allsaintsmaine.com. 1 A note from Monsignor Mathieu The Memorial Mass last Saturday aernoon at St. John the Bapst Church was a moving acknowledgment of Fr. Tom Murphy s devoted ministry in our community as we prayed for the peaceful consolaon of his soul in the presence of our Lord. Thank you to everyone who organized and parcipated in this important event. The Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time What do you wish me to do for you? Whether we realize it, this is a queson God is always asking. It s an important queson because the answer we provide will reveal a great deal about where our hearts lie. Our requests of God can oen appear very noble and altruisc. They consist of requests for healing for someone in need of prayers, successful resoluon of a personal conflict, assistance in overcoming a disease and myriad other desires for both ourselves and others. We are especially concerned about those we love and can easily find ourselves bringing their struggles to God for a hearing in our prayer. Is that really all that prayer is about? The woman in today s Gospel, having been put in her place by Jesus, was only looking out for the wellbeing of her sons. She was doing what mothers do, protecng and securing the livelihood of her children. But she was sadly mistaken, her request was not granted. We all make this same misguided mistake from me to me. The goal of prayer is not to convince God of the worthiness of our agenda or to gain a hearing. Somemes we believe that the more we mulply our prayers or discover the right combinaon of supplicaons that we will receive more of God s aenon. That s not how it works. Even though God desires to hear, know, and be an inmate part of what is on our minds, it goes much deeper. What we need from God is a relaonship. It s a relaonship that guides and immerses us in the very stuff of life and in the direcon of the Gospel. This relaonship sees God s kingdom and agenda, not our own, as what is most important. It builds the strength of character necessary to bring God s Gospel into a world that may not receive it with open arms. It may cause us discomfort and suffering. We are asked to heroically journey with God through suffering, hardship, ridicule, and even death! Ulmately, our desire from God must become our desire for God. It is only when this happens that the powerful words thy will be done will be found with sincerity and humility on our lips. Whatever God wishes becomes what we wish as we see this glorious union of wills. Our humble lives will then become powerful witnesses, and what happens to us in God s eternal kingdom the result of his mercy. We become true servants and find ourselves discovering God s definion of success. That definion has nothing at all to do with status, income, or privilege. Readings for the Week of October 17th Sunday: Is 53:1011/Ps 33:45, 1819, 20, 22 [22]/Heb 4:1416/Mk 10:3545 or 10:4245 Monday: 2 Tm 4:1017/Ps 145:1011, 1213, 1718 [12]/Lk 10:19 Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15, 1719, 2021/Ps 40:78, 89, 10, 17 [8 and 9]/Lk 12:3538 Wednesday: Rom 6:1218/Ps 124:13, 46, 78 [8]/Lk 12:3948 Thursday: Rom 6:1923/Ps 1:12, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps 40:5]/Lk 12:4953 Friday: Rom 7:1825/Ps 119:66, 68, 76, 77, 93, 94 [68]/Lk 12:5459 Saturday: Rom 8:111/Ps 24:12, 34, 56 [cf. 6]/Lk 13:19 Next Sunday: Jer 31:79/Ps 126:12, 23, 45, 6 [3]/Heb 5:16/Mk 10:465

3 OCTOBER 17, 2021 SANCTUARY LAMP This week s Sanctuary Lamp burns St. Charles Borromeo Church For a special favor St. Mary s Church For healing for Peggy by her friend Elizabeth St. Patrick s Church In memory of Peg & Bill Curran by Bernadee Steele ALTAR BREAD St. John the Bapst Church In memory of Jake (1st Anniv) by Pauliine Mass Intenons, Sanctuary Lamps, and Altar Breads are available at all churches and may be scheduled at the church offices. Suggested Donaon: Mass Intenons $10.00 Sanctuary Lamp $10.00 Altar Bread $35.00 Reconciliation (Confession) Our Lady Queen of Peace Confessions by Appointment Please call St. Charles Borromeo Confessions by Appointment St. John the Baptist Inside church in Altar Server Sacristy Saturdays3pm3:45pm St. Mary s In Confessional Saturdays3pm3:45pm St. Patrick s Church In Confessional Saturdays 33:45 pm and Wednesdays as requested. FMI: Visit us at allsaintsmaine.com. Mass Intenons Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Boothbay Harbor Sun Oct. 17 9:00 AM Gerard P. Gorman by his wife Ruth Gorman Tues Oct :00 PM Florence King by Cathy & Larry Burch Thurs Oct :00 PM Bee King by Cathy & Larry Burch St. Ambrose Church Richmond Sun Oct. 17 8:00 AM Hiram W. Smith by her son Reggie Thurs Oct :00 AM OPEN St. Charles Borromeo Church Brunswick Sun Oct. 17 8:00 AM For the Parishioners of All Saints Parish Sun Oct :00 AM Jacob Jake Harrington (1 st Anniv.) by his family Sun Oct. 17 5:00 PM Joye Levesque (1 st Anniv.) by her family Mon Oct. 18 8:00 AM For the Holy Souls in Purgatory Fri Oct. 22 8:00 AM Rev. Thomas Murphy by Milena Banks St. John the Bapst Church Brunswick Sat Oct. 16 4:00 PM Sandra Rivard (1 st Anniv.) by her family Sun Oct :00 AM Cecile L Heureux by Carmelle LaPlante Tues Oct. 19 8:00 AM Alice Bisson (3 rd Anniv.) by her family St. Mary s Church Bath Sat Oct. 16 4:00 PM Rose Marie Colon by Elizabeth & David Huntley Sun Oct. 17 9:30 AM Sally DeMarni by Paula & Dennis Adomais & family Wed Oct. 20 8:00 AM Patrick Doiron (100 th birthday) by Paul Doiron & family Thurs Oct 21 8:00 AM Warren Smudge Rogers by Charlie & Carla Burnham St. Patrick s Church Newcastle Sat Oct. 16 4:00 PM Margaret & Frank Garvey by Kathleen Morris Sun Oct :00 AM Tom Brown by the Eddyblouin family Wed Oct :00 PM Lee Anderson by Bill & Lynn Maloney Fri Oct :00 PM C. Charles Margaris by the Shamrocks NEXT WEEKEND Saturday, October 23 The Thireth Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 PM St. John the Bapst Lucien Brillant by Bernard & Irene Chamberlain 4:00 PM St. Mary s Tom & Claire Coburn 4:00 PM St. Patrick s Enos & Ron Westrich by the family Sunday, October 24 The Thiret Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM St. Ambrose For the Parishioners of All Saints Parish 8:00 AM St. Charles Borromeo Willie Korth & Tom Stebbins by the Steinke & Finamore families 9:00 AM Our Lady Queen of Peace William Billack by your friend Ruth Gorman 9:30 AM St. Mary s Nancy Harord by Therese Grainger 11:00 AM St. Charles Borromeo Ed Young (5 th Anniv.) by his family 11:00 AM St. John the Bapst Roger & Adrienne Talbot by the Paulees 11:00 AM St. Patrick s Joan Beaton Callahan by the MacKinnon family 5:00 PM St. Charles Borromeo Jonathan Alden Stockwell (3 rd Anniv.) by his parents Linwood & Deborah 2

4 THE TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME BUSINESS PARISH OFFERTORY REPORT Week 14 FY 2022 FY 2021 Change $19,814 $17,141 +$ 2,672 Electronic Giving $ 7,280 $ 9,485 $ 2,205 Total $27,094 $26,626 +$ 467 Year to Date Weeks 114 $389,781 $421,298 $31,517 Thank you for your generosity. S C NEXT W WORSHIP & SPIRITUALITY Eucharistic Adoration at St. John s Community Center Hours for Eucharisc adoraon will be: Sunday 6 P.M. closing at 9 P.M. Monday 5 A.M. closing at 3 P.M. Tuesday 5 A.M. closing at 4 P.M. Wednesday 5 A.M. closing at 3 P.M. Hours can expand in the future to accommodate needs. For more informaon or to commit to a weekly Holy Hour of Adoraon call: Joann: or Mike Fr. Patrick Agbodi, SMA has adoraon one hour before the noon Masses at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church on Thursdays and St. Patrick's Church on Fridays. St. Patrick s Masses Due to the restoraon at the Old Church all masses at St. Patrick s Church will be held in the new church unl the project is complete. Thank you! The second collection NEXT weekend is for World Mission Sunday. This collection is a unique global effort for the entire Church to provide for the building up of over one thousand local churches in Asia and Africa, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Europe. Through the work of these churches, and their witness to Christ, the poor receive practical help and experience God's love and mercy, His hope and peace. Visit their website for more information: Help the Pope's Missions TPMS (worldmissionmonth.org) Catholic Appeal. The appeal funds several ministries in our parish and your commitment to the appeal is crical for these ministries to connue their work. Make your gi today to support these vital ministries! Click here to give: hps://portlanddiocese.org/give Brochures are available at all churches. Thank you for your support! All Saints Parish Goal $176,789 To Date $126,536 71% of our goal with 14% parcipaon. 3 Praying the Rosary St. Mary s & Patrick s Church The recing of the Rosary begins at 3:30 pm on Saturdays before the 4 pm mass. May our Blessed Lady guide us. The Knights of Columbus of St. Mary s have placed rosaries on all of the church window sills. Please feel free to use them. We would like to encourage you to take them home with you. Maybe someone in your family or a friend would like one. To date, we have given away 168 rosaries, and we have many more that we would like to gi to you. These rosaries were donated to us by Fr. Peter Uhde, friends, and by St. Mary s parishioners. All Saints Parish Local Cable TV Mass Schedule View last weekend s Mass on the following local TV staons on Sundays. Bath TV 8 am ~ Brunswick TV 9:01 am Harpswell TV 9 am ~ Lincoln County TV 11 am

5 OCTOBER 17, 2021 SOCIAL JUSTICE & PEACE Bread for the World Fall Offering of Leers October is the month that we tradionally send our Fall Bread For The World Offering Of Leers to our US Senators and Congressmen/woman, asking that they connue to support legislaon to alleviate hunger in the US and the rest of the world. And once again this fall we will ask you to send these leers via through the bread.org website. The current COVID pandemic has and a detrimental effect on world hunger in many ways, negang some of the gains that had been made in the decades prior. The stascs are sobering. According to Bread for the World: In the U.S., hunger is not caused by a scarcity of food, but rather the connued prevalence of poverty. Although we live in the world's wealthiest naon, more than 40 million Americans, including 12 million children, live in households that struggle to put food on the table. Further, more than one in seven people in the U.S. lives below the poverty line, an income of $22,113 for a family of four in Outside the U.S., many people suffer from hunger and poverty. Nearly 1.2 billion people in developing countries live in extreme poverty, living on less than $1.25 a day. The vast majority of the world's hungry people live in developing countries, where 13.5 percent of the populaon is undernourished. You can have an impact on alleviang global poverty and hunger just by taking a few minutes of your me, going on the bread.org website, following the prompts to Take Acon, filling out your name, address and address, and sending an leer to our Senators and Congresswoman, urging them to support current legislaon to increase funding for global nutrion programs. Please parcipate in the Bread for the World Fall Offering of Leers and indicate on the leer that you are a member of All Saints Parish. Thank you. Calling all Kniers from St. Patrick's Church Would you like to help knit miens and caps to donate to area elementary schools?miens can be dropped off in the bin outside the parish office at St Patrick's Church anyme. IF YOU CAN HELP, need an easy mien or cap paern or have any quesons, please Dorothy.Peters@portlanddiocese.org or call me at (207) Thanks for your knit 1, purl 2 help! CHURCH & FAMILY LIFE The Bells of St. Mary s Christmas Fair SaturdayNovember 13 th 8am2pm We are looking forward to the Bells of St. Mary s Christmas Fair. We need help with the following: St. Charles Borromeo Church s Snowflake Festival Saturday, November 6 th 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Breakfast/Luncheon Café ~Fair Offerings~ Raffle, Christmas Ornaments, Homemade Baked Goods, Cookies, Plants, Hand Knits, Premier Gifts, Treasures, Delicious Candies, Crafts, Jewelry, Used Religious, Christmas in the Air Lots of Volunteers Bakers If you have household items & Christmas decorations you would like to donate, please call the St. Mary s ofce at Please we cannot accept furniture, televisions or electronics. If you can volunteer in any way, please call St. Mary s ofce at Thank you The St. John the Bapst History Museum is located in the chapel of the former Parish Center, next to the new St. John's Community Center. Hours The second and fourth Sundays of the month from 12 2 PM Wednesdays from 12 3 PM Or you can call to make an appointment. 4

6 THE TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ADULT FAITH FORMATION What s life all about? To find clues as to the meaning of life, we first look at ourselves. Who am I? Is there more to us than meets the eye? Where am I going, where is this journey taking me and what am I looking for in this life? We all want to be happy, but where are we looking for it right now? Check out our All Saints Parish website and Facebook for informaon on episodes called THE SEARCH. Contact Marcy at Marcy.brenner@portlanddiocese.org for more informaon on Catholicism and our Iniaon Process. FAITH FORMATION PK through GRADE 5 FAITH FORMATION Please contact the following people for informaon: St. Patrick s Sarah Buchwalder Sarah.Buchwalder@portlanddiocese.org Our Lady Queen of Peace John O Connell St. Mary s, St. John the Bapst, St. Charles Borromeo, and St. Ambrose Amy Ford Amy.Ford@portlanddiocese.org Parents interested in partnering with the Parish in the Faith Formaon of their children with special needs are invited to contact Amy Ford. Please visit the Children s Faith Formaon page of the All Saints Parish website for more informaon about the Faith Formaon year. Sharing the Gospel: Do you ever catch yourself being bossy? That is a mistake grownups make, too. It is no fun to work or play with bossy people. They don't honor God when they order people around. In today's Gospel, Jesus told his friends to be kind, not bossy. God wants us to help and serve other people. Prayer: Dear God, when I want to get my own way, help me to stop. Show me ways I can help other people instead. Mission for the Week: Invite a friend over to visit, and think of ways to serve her. Hang up her jacket, offer her something to eat, and ask her what she would like to do. Share your best toys with her, and let her have the first turn. May 31, 2021 Thursday, June 24,

7 OCTOBER 17, 2021 YOUTH MINISTRY Sunday Night Youth Ministry St. Charles Borromeo Church October 17 th : Mass 5:00pm, Junior high meeng 6:007:00pm, High school meeng 6:007:30pm October 24 th : Mass 5:00pm, Junior high meeng 6:007:00pm, High school meeng 6:007:30pm ST. JOHN S CATHOLIC SCHOOL Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary On Thursday, October 7, the seventh and eighth grade classes led the school in a school wide rosary outside on the eld. All of our classes participated and we prayed together in reverence. It was a beautiful afternoon and a wonderful and peaceful event. A Day of Reflection for Maine High School Youth Set for Bangor, Brunswick, and Presque Isle Days of reflection for high school youth in Maine to relate, pray, receive, and witness will be held in Bangor, Brunswick, and Presque Isle this fall. The events, entitled ABIDE, are open to any high school student and their adult chaperones who are looking to develop, nurture, and enrich their relationship with Jesus. The gatherings will include icebreakers, activities, lunch, time to socialize, presentations, and more. The cost is $20 per participant to offset the price of lunch and purchase a t-shirt for each person attending. Here are the dates, times, and venues for the ABIDE gatherings: Brunswick (St. John s Community Center, Saturday, October 30, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.), Bangor (St. John Church, Sunday, October 31, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), and Presque Isle (St. Mary Church, Sunday, November 7, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.). For registration information or other details, contact Shawn Gregory at (207) or shawn.gregory@portlanddiocese.org, or visit Fr. Ford and the 7 th & 8 th Graders We have had a lot of confusion regarding what to do about student work while a student is out quarantining due to close contact. The school is not legally able to tell teachers who tested positive for COVID. We may let teachers know of extended absences, but teachers don't know when a student is sick versus when they're on quarantine. If your child is going to be out, PLEASE reach out to your child's teachers for clarity on what should be accomplished while the student is out. We are happy to make arrangements for pickup of your child's computer and necessary materials for quarantine situations. Our teachers (particularly middle school) have had multiple students out on quarantine, all with different return dates, and it's been chaotic to try to teach their normal days as well as reach out to absent students. If parents could do the reaching out to let teachers know of the situation, it would be much appreciated! Thank you! 6 Open Enrollment Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8 Please see our website sjcsbme.org to inquire and apply, or call today to schedule a tour or get more information! Coming Up: October 21 - Early Release, 11:30am, After Care available October 21 - Parent Conferences 12:30-7:00pm November 1 - All Saints Day, Mass at 8am November 11 - No School, Veterans Day November 19 - End of First Trimester November No School, Thanksgiving Break December 15 - St. John's Annual Christmas Pageant, 6:00pm December 22 - Early Release, 11:30 am, No After Care available December 23 - January 2 - No School, Christmas Vacation

8 THE TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME DIOCESE Baptism We would like to welcome the following into the Church Abigail Harmon Baptized October 9, 2021 at St. John the Baptist Church Mia McCarthy Baptized October 9, 2021 St. Charles Borromeo Church This year's fall campaign is from September 22 nd October 31 st on Congress St in Portland. Please join us as we pray in unity for an end to aboron in Portland and in our world. EVERYONE welcome and encouraged to join us. You can sign up at 40daysforlife.com COMMUNITY SFC Casey Ballard, US Army/SF; Private Madison Beck, US Army; Kyle Bird, US Air Force; Lt. Col. Matthew Crosman, US Air Force; SGT Benjamin Davis, US Army; John Henry Eddyblouin Petty Officer 3rd Class, US Navy: ENS Katherine Finnegan, US Navy; LT Elyzabeth I.M. Fortis, US Navy; Captain Stephanie Hasenfus; Nathaniel Jackson, W. O.1; Private 1st Class Shaun Kamataris, US Army; CSM Christopher G. Lewis, US Army; 1LT Jacob H. Liedman, US Army; Capt Edward Liston, USMC; LtCol Mark Liston, USMC; Patrick Lockard, US Navy; AO3 John M. LoSchiavo, US Navy; Matthew Pecoraro 2nd Lt. US Army; Warrant Officer Patrick Pecoraro, US Army; Amber Pelletier US Navy; SSGT Jamie T. Rosenberg, USAF; BM1 Thomas Ross; 2dLt Wunderly Rote, US Air Force ; SPC Tyler B. Spencer, US Army; LTJG Lukas Temple, US Navy; Nicholas P. White, US Army; Corp. Taylor Whitman, USMC; CTR1 Jon Wilson, US Navy; FCA2 Chase Woolman, US Navy All the families thank you for your prayers. (Please call the parish office at to add/remove names.) Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in time of need. I ask this in the name of JESUS our Lord MYSTERY DINNER THEATER AT ST. PATRICK S CHURCH TO BENEFIT SCHOLARSHIP FUND The St. Patrick s Knights of Columbus are hosting a Titanic Themed Mystery Dinner Theater at Cheverus Hall, St. Patrick s Church on Friday, October 22 nd. Seating begins at 5:15pm and dinner at 6pm. All proceeds are to benefit the K of C Scholarship Fund for eligible high school seniors from St. Patrick s Church. Tickets are $50 each, including a 3course pasta dinner and soft drinks. A cashbar will also be available. Tickets can only be purchased online at Maine Murder Mystery Dinners. FMI, please call Bob Plourde at (207) Planning is underway for the 3 rd Annual Midcoast Tree Festival. Festival will be held November 19 th, 20 th, and 21 st and November 26 th, 27 th, and 28 th! We are planning social distancing measures and will be closely monitoring and evaluating the situation around COVID19 to ensure we are taking the necessary measures to protect the health and wellbeing of our attendees. Stay tuned, there s lots more to come, and be sure to check back for updates as planning unfolds.

9 OCTOBER 17, 2021 The St. Mary s Knights of Columbus, Council 249, meet the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 pm. Thinking of joining the Knights? All are welcome to aend our meengs. Also, please speak with any of our members wearing the blue name badges at any of the Masses. Special Gathering of the Bath Knights We will gather at the Old Calvary Cemetery in Bath on Sunday, October 24th at 2:00PM to honor and remember the five priests buried at the newly cleaned monuments at the Old Calvary Cemetery. We will sing hymns and say a Rosary (Glorious Mysteries) with some special intenons. We will also highlight the event with a history of the cemetery and some short biographies of each priest as contemporaries and how they served the Diocese of Portland and St. Mary's and St. Patrick's. All are welcome. Please join us! The St. Patrick s Knights of Columbus meet at 7:00 pm on the first Thursday of each month in Cheverus Hall. Men thinking of joining the Knights are welcome to our meengs. The Boothbay Harbor Council #10356 meet the first Sunday of each month aer the 9:00 am Mass The Brunswick Sekenger Council #1947 meet the 1st Wednesday of the month. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS October Officers meeng, November 3 rd at 6 pm in the St. John the Bapst Church Hall October Members meeng, November 3 rd at 7pm in the St. John the Bapst Church Hall K of C Brunches! St. Patrick s Our Lady Queen of Peace Sunday October 17 th after the 11:00 am Mass. SundayOctober 17 th after the 9:00 am Mass. Brunch is free, donations are gratefully accepted. in the Parish Hall at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church. SHAMROCKS Keeping our original price at $25 each, the Shamrocks of St. Patrick s Church will be taking orders for Christmas wreaths starting the weekend of October 16 th and 17 th in the narthex. These beautiful wreaths will have a simple bow and can be picked up the weekend of November 20 th and 21 st. Order soon! A lovely quilt will also be raffled off on November 21 st. 8

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