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P O: P L Pastoral Center, 15 Maplewood Ave. Phone: 8602897916 Barbara Manner 8605685950 Monday Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Fax: 8602893224 Mary Foran Knell 8602821080 THAT THEY MAY BE ONE ST. MARY’S CHURCH Est. 1873 15 Maplewood Avenue East Hartford, CT 06108 ST. ISAAC JOGUES CHURCH Est. 1964 1 Community Street East Hartford, CT 06108 ST. ROSE CHURCH Est. 1920 33 Church Street East Hartford, CT 06108 Pastor Reverend William Agyemang Parochial Vicar Reverend Gustavo Lopez Ghanaian Community Ministry Rev. John Kyere 8602901880 Priest in Residence Rev. Louis D. Cremonie Deacons Julio C. Maturana Edward Kensah Business Manager Julio C. Maturana Parish Trustees Patricia Byrnes & Edward Mirek Music Directors Sandra Dias Alfredo Jara & Gabriel Nti Parish Secretaries Lucie Almeida, Mary C. Houghton & Adrienne McLean Priests Residence 33 Church Street, East Hartford, CT 06108 St. Rose Rectory Phone 8602898616 Fax 8602893966 M S (E A 16) Sunday Masses Saturday 4:30pm (English Vigil) St. Rose Sunday 7:30am (English) St. Isaac 9:00am (English) St. Mary’s 10:00am (Spanish) St. Rose 11:00am (Ghanaian) St. Isaac 12:00pm (Spanish) St. Rose Weekday Masses Monday 8:00am (English Novena) St. Rose TuesSat 8:00am (English) St. Rose Tuesday 7:00pm (Spanish) St. Rose BINGO St. Isaac Jogues St. Mary’s Thursday 7:00pm Friday 7:00pm Phone: 8605286749 Phone: 8602910056 W: namct.org Email: [email protected] M H H: We are most eager to help anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with us in Church because of illness, handicap or age. If you wish the Sacraments or visitation, please call the office. S R: Saturday 3:15 4:00pm at St. Rose; Thursday before 1st Friday, 4:00 4:30pm at St. Mary’s. B: (E ) Second Sunday of the month. Please contact the office. (S) Please see Father Lopez at Mass. A S: 1st Tuesday of the month, 8:00am at St. Rose Church or by appointment. M: All arrangements must be made six months in advance of the date.

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P����� O��:� � � � � P�� �� L����Pastoral Center, 15 Maplewood Ave.� Phone:�860�289�7916 Barbara Manner� 860�568�5950�

Monday � Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm� Fax:� 860�289�3224 Mary Foran Knell� 860�282�1080�

THAT THEY MAY BE ONE

ST. MARY’S CHURCH�Est. 1873�

15 Maplewood Avenue�East Hartford, CT 06108�

ST. ISAAC JOGUES CHURCH�Est. 1964�

1 Community Street�East Hartford, CT 06108�

ST. ROSE CHURCH�Est. 1920�

33 Church Street�East Hartford, CT 06108�

Pastor�������������������������������Reverend William Agyemang�Parochial Vicar������������������������Reverend Gustavo Lopez�Ghanaian Community Ministry�������������Rev. John Kyere�������������������������������������������������������������������860�290�1880�Priest in Residence�������������������Rev. Louis D. Cremonie�Deacons�����������������������������������������������Julio C. Maturana����������������������������������������������������������������Edward Kensah�Business Manager�������������������������������Julio C. Maturana�Parish Trustees������������Patricia Byrnes & Edward Mirek�Music Directors��������������������������������������������Sandra Dias�����������������������������������������������Alfredo Jara & Gabriel Nti��

Parish Secretaries�Lucie Almeida, Mary C. Houghton & Adrienne McLean��

Priests Residence�33 Church Street, East Hartford, CT 06108 �St. Rose Rectory Phone�����������������������������860�289�8616�Fax������������������������������������������������������������860�289�3966�

M��� S����� (E�������� A���� 16)��

Sunday Masses�Saturday� 4:30pm� (English Vigil) St. Rose�Sunday� 7:30am� (English) St. Isaac �� 9:00am� (English) St. Mary’s �� 10:00am� (Spanish) St. Rose�� 11:00am� (Ghanaian) St. Isaac�� 12:00pm� (Spanish) St. Rose� �

Weekday Masses�Monday� 8:00am� (English Novena) St. Rose�Tues�Sat� 8:00am� (English) St. Rose�Tuesday� 7:00pm� (Spanish) St. Rose�

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BINGO�St. Isaac Jogues� � St. Mary’s�

Thursday 7:00pm� � Friday 7:00pm�

Phone: 860�528�6749 � Phone: 860�291�0056�

W������: namct.org�Email: [email protected]��

M�.����/ �0 ��� H02�30. 4 H0�������: We are most eager to help anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with us in Church because of illness, handicap or age. If you wish the Sacraments or visitation, please call the office. ��

S����2�.� 0� R��0.�������0.: Saturday 3:15 � 4:00pm at St. Rose; Thursday before 1st Friday, 4:00 � 4:30pm at St. Mary’s.��

B�����2�: (E.7���� ) Second Sunday of the month. Please contact the office. (S��.���) Please see Father Lopez at Mass.��

A.0�.��.7 0� ��� S��8: �1st Tuesday of the month, 8:00am at St. Rose Church or by appointment. ��

M����20./: All arrangements must be made six months in advance of the date.�

North American Martyrs Parish East Hartford

Website: namct.org� Email: [email protected]

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SAINT MARY’S��

SUNDAY, APRIL 15 � Third Sunday of Easter �� 9:00am� †PATRICK O’CONNOR (O’Connor Family) �� 10:30am� †CLARISA CATANO (su hija Yeny Espinoza) �� 12:00pm� †VALERIANO VALERIO (Los Padres y familia) ��

SATURDAY APRIL 21 � St. Anselm, Bishop �� 3:00 pm� Wedding: � EDGAR ALZATE and�� � � JOCELYN FLORES��

NEXT SUNDAY, APRIL 22 � Fourth Sunday of Easter �� 9:00am� †MARY GALIPO (family) �

SAINT ROSE��

SATURDAY, APRIL 14 � Vigil: Third Sunday of Easter �� 4:30pm� †DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE �� � DEL MASTRO FAMILY (family) ��

MONDAY, APRIL 16 � Easter Weekday �� 8:00am� †WILLIAM & MARYLOU RITTER (MaryBeth & �� � Ken) ��

TUESDAY, APRIL 17 � Easter Weekday �� 8:00am� †HENRIETTA BOYS (John & Anita Morrison) �� 7:00pm� †GILBER SUAREZ (su esposa Leonela �� � Carabajo y su hijo Adan Suarez) ��

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 � Easter Weekday �� 8:00am� †WILLIAM COOLEY (Nora McIntyre) ��

THURSDAY, APRIL 19 � Easter Weekday �� 8:00am� †DANNY SALADINO (Ed & Hazel Sitek) ��

FRIDAY, APRIL 20 � Easter Weekday �� 8:00am� HEALTH & SPIRITUAL WELFARE OF JEREMY �� � MORRISON (Dad & Mom) ��

SATURDAY APRIL 21 � St. Anselm, Bishop �� 8:00am� †ROGER ST. JEAN (Sandy) ��

SATURDAY, APRIL 21 � Vigil: Fourth Sunday of Easter �� 4:30pm� †EARL & RITA BERUBE (family) �

NEXT SUNDAY, APRIL 22 � Fourth Sunday of Easter �� 10:00am� †CARLOS HERNANDEZ y JAMES ALSTRUM �� � (Tim & Ana Maria Alstrum) �� 12:00pm� †EDWIN ELIECER ORTIZ COLLAZOS �� � (Maria Ortiz) �

SAINT ISAAC JOGUES ��

SUNDAY, APRIL 15 � Third Sunday of Easter �� 7:30am� †MATTHEW HUYNH NGUYEN & MATTHEW �� � THAO NGUYEN (Kim Le & De Nguyen) ��

NEXT SUNDAY, APRIL 22 � Fourth Sunday of Easter �� 7:30am� †ROBERT HOBERT (Bill & Betty Knose) �

PASTORAL REFLECTIONS �

North American Martyrs Parish thanks all parishioners especially those who worked so hard for the success of the Divine Mercy Prayer Service last Sunday. We had in attendance more than eighty people and we prayed for the Universal Church, our Archdiocese, individual families in our parish and the world. May God bless our North American Martyrs Parish.��

The 11:00am Mass this weekend at St. Isaac Jogues will be our parish farewell Mass with Rev. Fr. John Kyere followed by a reception. Father John served the Ghanaian Catholic Ministry in our parish in his capacity as a Chaplain. The North American Martyrs Parish thanks Fr. John Kyere for his outstanding leadership. We are all encouraged to attend this farewell Mass to grace this memorable occasion. Father John will forever be in our prayers.��

Fr. William�

PENTECOST SUNDAY �

Again this year in recognition of the groups which compose the North American Martyrs Parish, we will celebrate an 11:00am Parish Mass in English, Spanish, and Twi at St. Isaac Jogues Church on May 20th, Pentecost Sunday.

In conjunction with the Ghanaian and Hispanic Ministries, the readings will be prayed in all three languages. Choirs from all of the various components of our Parish will enhance and enrich this most special celebration. The parish picnic will follow the Mass in the grove at St. Isaac Jogues. More info to come. Everyone from the Parish is invited to attend this joyous celebration of the birthday of the Church. �

SAVE THE DATE NORTH AMERICAN MARTYRS

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL & TAG SALE �

Save the date: Saturday, June 9th! ��

The North American Martyrs will hold their first Strawberry Festival and Tag Sale as one combined parish. ��

Many volunteers will be needed before, during and after the festival. ��

The location will be in St. Mary’s Hall. Watch the bulletin for more information. �

FINANCIAL REPORT �

The Financial Reports for the North American Martyrs Parish are available in the church this weekend. ��

The annual report for 2017 is on green paper and the report for the first quarter of 2018 is on yellow paper. ��

Please remember to pick up your copy. �

PETER’S PENCE COLLECTION �

Next week we will take up the Peter’s Pence Collection, which provides Pope Francis with the funds he needs to carry out his charitable works around the world. The proceeds benefit our brothers and sisters on the margins of society, including victims of war, oppression, and disasters. Please be generous. For more information, visit www.usccb.org/peters�pence. �

Third Sunday of Easter

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WEATHER CANCELLATIONS…�

…will be announced on CBS/WFSB AND NBC/WVIT. ��

Grades K�8 St. Rose No Religious Ed. �Confirmation I & II St. Mary’s No Religious Ed. �

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES��

GRADES K � 8�Classes are on Saturdays in the school at St. Rose�

� 04/21� Grades K � 8 Classes 9:00 � 10:30am�

� 04/28� Grades K � 8 Classes 9:00 � 10:30am�

CONFIRMATION YEAR I AND II�Confirmation Classes are twice a month �

on Mondays in St. Mary’s Hall.��

04/16 Classes 6:30 � 7:45pm�

04/29 Confirmation, St. Joseph Cathedral 3pm�

Website: namct.org� Email: [email protected]

04/20 Meeting 7:30�10:00pm, St. Rose CB � 04/22 Afternoon Retreat 1:00�7:00pm, Holy Family�

TERCER DOMINGO DE PASCUA�

LOS DISCIPULOS DE EMAUS��

Estamos en la 3ª Semana de

Resurrección y la Liturgia nos invita

a reflexionar que la Fe Pascual del

cristiano se funda en el encuentro

personal con el Señor Resucitado y

la experiencia comunitaria que

transmite perdón y vida. ��

En el Evangelio de hoy (Lucas 24,

35�48), tiene como trasfondo lo

acontecido en el Camino de Emaús.

Pero su centro no es solamente la

vivencia personal que se tuvo al

reconocer al Señor en la fracción del

Pan, sino también la experiencia de

convertirse en Comunidad de Testigos de la Fe, es decir,

hombres y mujeres que han experimentado juntos el

encuentro con el Crucificado�Resucitado que los

convierte en testigos de la misericordia de Dios. ��

El relato de Lucas comienza presentando el retorno de

los amigos de Emaús al seno de la Comunidad de

Amigos. Los Discípulos están compartiendo con los

demás que su corazón ardía en el camino junto al Señor

y que lo reconocieron al partir el pan. Y en ese mismo

instante Jesús se aparece en medio de ellos

ofreciéndoles su paz. En una mezcla de desconcierto,

asombro y alegría por lo inesperado de su presencia, el

grupo creyó estar viendo un fantasma. � �

Pero Jesús les dice: ¿Por qué se espantan? ¿Por qué

surgen dudas en su interior? Miren mis manos y mis

pies. Soy Yo en persona. Tóquenme y convénzanse: un

fantasma no tiene ni carne ni huesos, como ven que

tengo Yo. Y les mostró las manos y los pies.� �

En su sencillez, este Evangelio une dos tipos de

experiencias: Una, lo experimentado personalmente,

cuando arde el corazón del discípulo por sentirse en la

presencia de Jesús y reconocerlo al partir el pan, que lo

convierte en su amigo, y otra, lo experimentado

colectivamente, cuando se reconoce al Resucitado por

las marcas de la cruz, que hace comprenden el profundo

sentido que la Palabra da a la muerte y a la vida,

convirtiendo al grupo en testigos de su perdón. ��

Así tenemos que la experiencia de Dios es a la vez,

experiencia personal de amistad con Jesús y experiencia

grupal de testigos del perdón y del amor. Una

experiencia que se sustenta en la comunión con el Señor

por la vivencia de la Cruz, en la esperanza que surge del

encuentro con el Resucitado, en la comprensión del

sentido de las Escrituras sobre la Cruz y la Resurrección;�

2018 ARCHBISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL �

The Archbishop’s Annual Appeal changes lives through service. In addition to assisting the underserved of our communities, your gift helps those discerning a vocation to the priesthood. Your gift to the Appeal is an investment in the future of our Church and our faith. Thank you to the parish families who have made a gift or pledge to the 2018 Archbishop’s Annual Appeal. If you have not yet participated, please prayerfully consider a gift today. Please know that every dollar of your gift will have a positive impact in someone’s life.�

y en la disposición generosa para comunicar la nueva

vida que se lleva dentro, el perdón. ��

Que el encuentro personal y comunitario con Jesús

Resucitado nos ayude a vivir una auténtica fe y a

comunicar vida y perdón.��

Que Dios los bendiga a todos y bienvenidos a este lugar

de encuentro en nuestro Boletín Semanal.�

Un abrazo, P. Gustavo López�

ATTENTION CURSILLISTAS The Cursillo community of the Archdiocese of Hartford is looking to connect or reconnect with ALL who have attended a three day Cursillo weekend, whether here in the Archdiocese or in another diocese. We are interested in keeping you informed of the revitalization efforts in the Archdiocese and to provide support in your spiritual journey of prayer, study, and action. To add your name to our contact list please call Jim Brzezinski at 203�888�8615 or e�mail [email protected]. �

St. Mary’s Sanctuary candle burns this week:�FOR THE INTENTIONS OF�

THE POPE��

St. Mary’s Adoration Chapel candle burns this week:�IN LOVING MEMORY OF�

FRANCIS J. BROZOWSKY��

St. Rose’s Sanctuary candle burns this week:�IN LOVING MEMORY OF�

LEONA MC VEIGH�

St. Rose’s Shrine candle burns this week:�IN LOVING MEMORY OF�

JOSEPH MC CARTHY��

St. Isaac Jogues’ Sanctuary candle burns this week:�IN LOVING MEMORY OF�

MARY GAIPA�

If you would like to have a Candle burn in honor of a living or deceased loved one, or for a special intention, please call the Parish Office 860�289�7916.�

PARISH SUPPORT �

Stewardship of TIME, TALENT, & TREASURE�is a way of life for the followers of Christ.�

Your gifts of love and sacrifice last week amounted to:��

Offertory Collection� $6,824��

Thank you for your Stewardship! ��

PLEASE NOTE! Checks should be made payable to: North American Martyrs Parish or N. A. M. Parish. �

MONDAY 04/16�Malta Van 11:00am � 5:00pm St. Rose Parking Lot�Conf. I & II Classes 6:30 � 7:45pm St. Mary’s Hall�

TUESDAY 04/17�Clothing Bank 9:30 � 11:00am St. Mary’s Hall�

WEDNESDAY 04/18�Mass at Riverside 10:30am �Combined Choir Rehearsal 6:30�8pm St. Rose Church�Ghanaian Prayer Group 7:00pm St. Isaac Jogues�

THURSDAY 04/19�Bingo 7:00pm St. Isaac Jogues Hall �

FRIDAY 04/20�Bingo 7:00pm St. Mary’s Hall �Spanish Choir Rehearsal 6:30�9:00pm St. Rose�Youth Ministry Group 7:30 � 10:00pm St. Rose CB �

SATURDAY 04/21�Religious Education Classes Grades K � 8th � 9:00 � 10:30am St. Rose Gym �HomeFront Volunteer Meeting 10:30 St. Rose CB �HomeFront Collection Boxes in all three churches�

NEXT SUNDAY 04/22�HomeFront Collection Boxes in all three churches�Youth Ministry Group Holy Family Retreat 1 � 7pm�

April 15, 2018

Website: namct.org� Email: [email protected]

PARISH FOOD BANKS �

Needed: paper bags, toilet paper, pampers and baby wipes. No expired items please!��

St. Mary’s: hearty soup, cereal, peanut butter, crackers and toilet paper. �St. Rose: pasta sauce, pasta, and canned pasta. �St. Isaac Jogues: paper bags, canned fruit, shampoo, soap and cleaning supplies. �

HOME FRONT SERVICE PROJECT �

There will be a meeting for all HomeFront Volunteers on Saturday, April 21st at 10:30am in the St. Rose Church basement. This is an important meeting where we will have a chance to discuss in depth the work that we hope to accomplish. We will break up into sub�groups for planning and detail purposes. Please let us know if you can not attend. Any questions contact Tony Matta @ 860�289�8177.�

MASS SCHEDULE BEGINS APRIL 16, 2018

St. Rose Church Daily Masses Monday 8:00am Mass & Novena in English Tues. – Fri. 8:00am Mass in English Tuesday 7:00pm Mass in Spanish

Weekend Masses Saturday 3:15-4:00pm, Confession 4:30pm Vigil Mass in English

Sunday 10:00am Mass in Spanish 12:00pm Mass in Spanish

St. Isaac Jogues Church Weekend Masses Sunday 7:30am Mass in English 11:00am Mass in Ghanaian Language (Twi)

St. Mary’s Church Weekend Mass Sunday 9:00am Mass in English

Third Sunday of Easter��

Sunday: � Acts 3:13�15, 17�19/Ps 4:2, 4, 7�8, 9 [7a]/�� 1 Jn 2:1�5a/Lk 24:35�48��

Monday: � Acts 6:8�15/Ps 119:23�24, 26�27, 29�30 �� [1ab]/Jn 6:22�29��

Tuesday: � Acts 7:51��8:1a/Ps 31:3cd�4, 6 and 7b and 8a,�� 17 and 21ab [6a]/Jn 6:30�35��

Wed.: � Acts 8:1b�8/Ps 66:1�3a, 4�5, 6�7a [1]/�� Jn 6:35�40��

Thurs.: � Acts 8:26�40/Ps 66:8�9, 16�17, 20 [1]/�� Jn 6:44�51��

Friday: � Acts 9:1�20/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/�� Jn 6:52�59��

Saturday: � Acts 9:31�42/Ps 116:12�13, 14�15, 16�17 [12]/�� �Jn 6:60�69��

Next Sun.: � Acts 4:8�12/Ps 118:1, 8�9, 21�23, 26, 28, 29 �� [22]/1 Jn 3:1�2/Jn 10:11�18 �

Daily Readings

BOARD MEMBER NEEDED AT ST. CHRIS SCHOOL��

Could you help Saint Christopher School in our vision to maintain a healthy and vibrant Catholic school in East Hartford? Our School Board is looking to fill a few Board positions. As the sole Catholic School in East Hartford, our goal is for School Board representation from all the East Hartford Catholic churches. ��

The Saint Christopher School Board is a consultative board, which is comprised of adults that have a strong commitment to Catholic Education, as well as an enthusiastic sense of community. The Board’s main purpose is to lend thoughts, ideas and solutions to the school administration. The Board meets once per month in the evening at the school. ��

If you feel you can help us support this vital part of our Catholic mission, please e�mail Marie Gallo�Garabedian, Class of ‘71, at [email protected] for more info.�

We want your help putting together our HomeFront Team who will spend one fun, “hands on” day working on a home. We will provide vital quality of life improvements at no cost to homeowners in need right here in our community. This is our first North American Martyrs Parish service project, and we need your support to make it a big success! We are looking for volunteers and construction professionals to help with planning, home repairs, food, prayer, household tasks, etc. for our project on Sat., May 5th. We can make a difference in our world, making it a better place, one person at a time. Please fill out the Volunteer Forms found in the back of the churches or at the parish office. Return by the collection basket or the parish office. Collection Boxes will be in church the weekends of April 14/15 & 21/22 to accept your donations that will help make this project a success. �

Unbound Ministry�Coming to St. Junipero Serra Parish�Do you want to be free of fear, anxiety and negative thoughts? Do you have certain habits or sins that are hard to break? Unbound prayer is a healing ministry that can be a breakthrough to a personal relationship with Jesus. It can also help by overcoming bad habits and help with forgiving others. Presentation of the Unbound model will be given by the prayer team of the Diocese of Norwich at St. Francis Church (old office) on Saturday, April 28th, from 9am�12pm. Call Donna or email to reserve your spot if you want to attend and be prayed with 860�952�4005, or [email protected], for more info, visit heartofthefather.com. �

ENTRANCE EXAM FOR THE MERCY CLASS OF 2023��

Saturday, May 5, 9:00 am � 12:15 pm�

The Pre�HSPT (High School Placement Test) is the test Mercy High uses for acceptance and placement into our academic program. This practice exam gives students an opportunity to prepare for the HSPT by familiarizing them with the test content and structure as well as offering insight on their performance. Each student will receive a comprehensive scoring report providing feedback and identifying strengths and areas for improvement. Students who achieve 90th national percentile or higher are eligible for a tuition credit at Mercy for the 2019�2020 academic year pending acceptance in November 2018. Registration is required at www.mercyhigh.com. The $10 testing fee is payable at the door.�

RAFFLE AT OUR LADY OF CALVARY Take a Chance and Support a Local Retreat Center!�

Buy Car Raffle tickets to upgrade heating and cooling systems at Our Lady of Calvary Retreat Center, Farmington � win a 2018 Mercedes�Benz C�Class Sedan! �Only $60 each ticket, in honor of the 60th Anniversary of this ministry on October 6th. Call 1�888�816�5813 to order � leave only name and telephone number so that staff can call you. Their goal is to sell 2,500 tickets! For more info visit www.OurLadyofCalvary.net; Facebook https://www.facebook.com/olcretreat. Call them at 860�677�8519 if you have any questions. Thank you so much for your support. �

HomeFront Volunteers Needed

MASS OF REMEMBRANCE�5:30pm Tuesday, April 24th, St. Thomas the Apostle

Church 872 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford��

The Mass of Remembrance is a time for reflection on the lives of our children who have died from any cause. The causes are numerous but the resulting emotions of pain, longing, and sorrow are the same. Perhaps one of the most misunderstood and often overlooked losses is of miscarriage. Too frequently, it is seen as less than other deaths of children, but for those who have experienced miscarriage, it is no less painful. Parents wish these children to be remembered and the Mass of Remembrance provides this opportunity. Please join us in praying for children who have died by miscarriage, abortion, illness, or any cause, and for their families. Refreshments will be served following Mass. For more info call Sister Suzanne Gross, F.S.E. Program Coordinator, Pro�Life Ministry 860�233�8269. �