St Joseph's Church

Lincoln, New Hampshire

Mass Intentions (Week of Jan 25)

for Saturday January 24th through Sunday February1st

Saturday, January 24

Vigil of The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

 4:30 PM Mary Jane and Clement Comesana, Sr.            
By: Ronnie Comesana

Sunday, January 25

The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Thirty-third Sunday after Pentecost
 7:30 AM The People of the Parish                                                                      

10:00 AMRoger Libby                     
By:  The Vitale Family

Wednesday, January 28

 8:00 AM The People of the Parish

Thursday, January 29

 8:00 AMBernadine Zambiotti  
By:  Jerry Misarandino

Friday, January 30

8:00 AM Francis Sullivan
By:  Bill and Vicky Crittenden

Saturday, January 31

Vigil of The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:30 PMJim Lahey
By: Michelle Lahey

Sunday, February 1

The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Thirty-fourth Sunday after Pentecost

  7:30 AMBrian John Germain
By:  The Parishioners of St. Joseph

  10:00 AM The People of the Parish                    

   († Deceased)

Mass Schedule Change 2/2-2/6

For the week of February 2 – 6, 2026, we welcome the “Skiing Priests” to St. Joseph Parish.  Daily Holy Masses will be celebrated that week as follows:

                Monday, February 2 4:00 P.M.

                Tuesday, February 3 4:00 P.M.

                Wednesday, February 4 4:00 P.M.  -No Adoration-

Thursday, February 5 4:00 P.M.

Friday, February 6 4:00 P.M.

Sunday of the Word of God

This annual celebration,  established by Pope Francis in 2019 through the apostolic   letter Aperuit illis, is observed on the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time and is dedicated to the “celebration, study, and dissemination of Sacred Scripture.”  The theme for 2026 is “The word of Christ dwells among you” (Colossians 3:16).  This emphasizes that Scripture is not merely a historical text, but a living, active presence within the Christian community. The day highlights the essential relationship between the Risen Lord, the Church, and the Bible, reminding believers that “ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ” (St. Jerome). We are called to listen attentively to God’s Word at     Holy Mass and, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, engage in daily prayer and study of the words and faith provided to us through Sacred Scripture.

Mass Intentions (Week of Jan18th)

for Saturday January 17th through Sunday January 25th

Saturday, January 17

Vigil of The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

 4:30 PM The People of the Parish                                                                      

Sunday, January 18

The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Thirty-second Sunday after Pentecost

7:30 AMJean-Marc Dumont                                                                        
By: Pierrette Dumont  

10:00 AM Daniel Boyle                     
By:  Estate of Daniel Boyle

Wednesday, January 21 NO ADORATION
8:00 AMHelena W. Theriault
By:  Pat and Chris Walsh and Family

Thursday, January 22

8:00 AM For the protection of the unborn and
the sanctity of all human life

Friday, January 23

 8:00 AM Michael Vitale
By:  Barbara Vitale

Saturday, January 24

Vigil of The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:30 PM Mary Jane and Clement Comesana, Sr.
By: Ronnie Comesana

Sunday, January 25

The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Thirty-third Sunday after Pentecost

  7:30 AM The People of the Parish

 10:00 AMRoger Libby                      
By:  The Vitale Family

(† Deceased)

DAY OF PRAYER

FOR THE LEGAL PROTECTION OF UNBORN CHILDREN

JANUARY 22, 2026

As done in years past, St. Joseph’s Parish    Community will observe the “Day of Prayer    for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children” with morning Mass at 8:00 A.M., followed by   the praying of a Pro-life Rosary and Holy Hour.  The Parish Outreach Committee has   authorized a disbursement of $500 to be sent, on behalf of our parishioners, to Haven Pregnancy Center in Plymouth to support,  educate, and equip men and women to make life-affirming choices relative to pregnancy, parenting, relationships, and God.

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