The Pastor's Desk
Hospital Visitations
We are happy to visit people who are ill in the
hospital. Unfortunately, because of patient confidentiality laws, there
is no way of us finding out you would welcome a visit unless you or a
loved one gives the parish a call. We are happy to come, visit, pray
with you, give you the sacrament of reconciliation, or the sacrament of
the sick, etc. Please call. Also - there is a ‘priest-on-call’ for
emergencies every day at Landmark Hospital. Just tell your nurse. She’ll
call him ASAP.
Congratulations to our Graduates
We acknowledge and Congratulate all the men and
women of our parish who have graduated from institutions of higher
learning this past year.
Ken Blanchette -
BS in Elecrical Engineering &
Integrated
Business Engineering from Lehigh University
Nicole Blanchette - BA in Art -
Surface & Pattern Design from
Syracuse University
John Heroux Jr. - MBA in Business
Administration from Bryant
University
We Congratulate all our
parishioners on their educational accomplishments and wish them the best
in their chosen professions.
Gift to our Parish
We are happy and grateful to report that the estate of
Mrs. Ghislaine Parenteau has made a generous stewardship bequest to the
parish of $24,500.00
The parish finance Committee and trustees are
discussing possibilities for these funds.
If anyone would like information on how to remember
your parish and its ministries through your will, contact the pastor or
the Catholic Foundation of RI,
(
277-2121.
Visiting? First Time at OLQM? Thinking
about Coming Home?
WELCOME!
Please say
hello to Fr. Moe and/or Deacon Bob after Mass.
Or,
check out our special page on this web site
Visit the on-line resources:
www.dioceseofprovidence.org,
www.CatholicsComeHome.org
www.oncecatholic.org
We have
links to the other sites. This ad campaign kicks off our diocesan “Year
of Evangelization.” Do you
have ideas about this? Send them to us.
Hospital Visitation
We remind all that when a person goes to the hospital,
the parish is NOT informed. This is part of “patient privacy” laws in
our country. If you, or someone close to you, would welcome a pastoral
visit, please call the rectory office; or ask a family member to do so
for you. We are happy to visit, share the sacrament of the sick and add
you into our daily prayer intentions. And when you go home, if you’ll be
recuperating for some time, we’d also be happy to bring you communion.
Don’t be shy!
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