St Joseph's Church

Lincoln, New Hampshire

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Mass Intentions (Week of Jan 5)

January 3, 2025 / / 0 Comments

Vigil of The Epiphany of the Lord

Saturday, January 4 — 4:30pm † Sandra Borgnis
By:  Susan Whitman

The Thirty-Third Sunday after Pentecost
Sunday, January 5 — The Epiphany of the Lord

7:30am † George Desjardins
By: The Parishioners of St. Joseph
10:00am † Marianne and Robert Loranger, Sr.
By: Margaret and Doug Sweeney

Wednesday, January 8 — 8:00am † Marianne and Robert Loranger, Sr.
By: Margaret and Doug Sweeney

Thursday, January 9 — 8:00am † Sol and Betty Hajjar
By: Ray and Jane Maki

Friday, January 10 — 8:00am † Andrea Lahey
By: Michelle Lahey

Vigil of The Baptism of the Lord

Saturday, January 11 4:30pm † Rafal Wolowski
By: Jan and Gracie Wolowski

The Thirty-Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

Sunday, January 12 — The Baptism of the Lord
7:30am † Huguette Dumont
By: Marc Dumont
10:00 AM The People of the Parish

(† = Deceased)

Church Doors

January 3, 2025 / / 0 Comments

On Christmas Eve, Pope Francis once again opened the Holy Door at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, signaling the start of the Jubilee Year of Hope, during which 30 million pilgrims are expected to pour into the Basilica to gain an indulgence for the remission of their sins. Concomitantly, Bishop Libasci has decreed a Eucharistic Pilgrimage here in the Diocese of Manchester in the Year of Our Lord 2025 to emphasize and to celebrate the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. (See the Decree inserted in this week’s edition of the parish bulletin.)

Here at St. Joseph’s Church in Lincoln, we will celebrate in mid-January the installation of new doors on the front of the church building.  The current wooden doors, along with the framing and hardware, have warped and deteriorated to the point of being energy inefficient and too costly to repair.  (You may have heard the doors slamming during Adoration and Holy Mass!) The new doors and framing will be more energy efficient and will provide enhanced security measures, including transparency, better locking mechanisms and push bars to facilitate emergency egress.

There is simply no way to thank Millie Berry sufficiently for her generous contribution of this  new enhancement to the church building.  Millie  has assumed the entire cost of this project, donated in memory of her brother, Bill Berry, and her mother, Mildred Berry. When you see Millie, please offer a word of thanks to her for her gift of the new front doors.

With prayerful best wishes,

Fr. John Mahoney

Mass Intentions (Week of Dec 29)

December 28, 2024 /

Vigil of The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph

Saturday, December 28 — 4:30 PM † Rev. Roger Bilodeau
By: Diocesan Statute

The Thirty-Second Sunday after Pentecost                                                                  

Sunday, December 29 — The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
7:30 AM † Eleanor Traversy
By:  Dorothy and James Bertelli
10:00 AM The People of the Parish          

Wednesday, January 1 The Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
8:00 AM The People of the Parish

Thursday, January 2 8:00 AM † Louis Tosi
By: Dorothy and Jay Bertelli

Friday, January 3 8:00 AM † Marty and Cookie Tarnok
By: The Tarnok Family

Vigil of The Epiphany of the Lord
Saturday, January 4 4:30 PM† Sandra Borgnis
By: Susan Whitman

The Thirty-Third Sunday after Pentecost
Sunday, January 5 The Epiphany of the Lord

7:30 AM † George Desjardins
By: The Parishioners of St. Joseph
10:00 AM † Marianne and Robert Loranger, Sr.
By: Margaret and Doug Sweeney

Jubilee Year of Hope

December 28, 2024 /

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Please take home one of the calendars available at the church doors. Fr. Leo Burchel terms the new year  “a gift from God and a special year of prayer.”  What a gift we have as Catholics in the liturgical calendar!  Mother Church proposes for us times and seasons in which we attune our sentiments to the sentiments of Christ: repentance and expectation during Advent, humility and joy at Christmas, penance and mercy in Lent, and a grand celebration during the Easter season.  We can thus walk step in step with the Church,    living the principal mysteries of our faith throughout the year in an atmosphere of communion and solidarity with our fellow Christians.  Through the liturgical seasons – and our faith-filled living of them – hearts are united, the Church is built up, and charity increases.

Abundant blessings to all of you in the Jubilee Year of Hope 2025!

Fr. John Mahoney

Mass Intentions for the Week

December 20, 2024 /

Vigil of The Fourth Sunday of Advent

Saturday, December 21 4:30 PM † Blanche Boyle                                                            
By:  Susan Whitman

The Thirty-First Sunday after Pentecost
Sunday, December 22 The Fourth Sunday of Advent
7:30 AM The People of the Parish                                                                                  
10:00 AM † Tina Sutton         
By:  Ted Sutton

Vigil of The Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord
Tuesday, December 24 4:30 PM The People of the Parish

Wednesday, December 25 The Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord
7:30 AM The People of the Parish           
 10:00 AM The People of the Parish          

Thursday, December 26 8:00AM † The Madore Family
By:  Dorothy and James Bertelli

Friday, December 27 8:00AM† Theresa and Harold Bertelli
By: Dorothy and James Bertelli

Vigil of The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph

Saturday, December 28 4:30 PM † Rev. Roger Bilodeau
By:  Diocesan Statute

The Thirty-Second Sunday after Pentecost
Sunday, December 29 The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph

 7:30 AM † Eleanor Traversy         
By:  Dorothy and James Bertelli
10:00 AM The People of the Parish          

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St Joseph's Church
P.O. Box 128
25 Church Street
Lincoln, NH 03251

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