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Corpus Christi Parish

EMBRACING A FUTURE FULL OF HOPE!

Welcome!

If you are new to our community, we hope you have felt welcome!

If you are a visitor, we’re glad you joined us!

If you’re considering parish membership, please introduce yourself to Fr. Gary after Mass.

Parish Mission Statement

Rooted in the Word, nourished by the Eucharist, and strengthened by the sacraments,

Corpus Christi Parish is a vibrant, welcoming Catholic community of many parts united in the one Body of Christ.

Seeking to reflect the unconditional love and embrace of Christ, we strive to live out our baptismal call

as disciples and enthusiastic witnesses to our faith.

Immaculate Conception Church

98 Summer Street

Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigil 4:00 PM

Sunday 8:30 AM 10:30 AM 4:30 PM

Monday – Saturday 8:00 AM

Confessions

Monday—Friday 8:30 AM

Saturday 8:30 AM and 3:00 PM, Sunday 3:45 PM

Eucharistic Adoration

Monday—Saturday 7:00-7:55 AM

Wednesday 8:30 AM-6:00 PM

Doors Open For Prayer

Weekdays 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM

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Parish Center & Parish Office

845 Woodbury Avenue, Portsmouth, NH 03801

603-436-4555 603-436-0344 Fax: 603-433-4401

www.corpuschristinh.org

[email protected]

Calvary/St. Mary Cemetery

Kate Gordon, Cemetery Manager 603-436-9239

St. Patrick Academy

315 Banfield Road 603-436-0739

Vianney House

98 Summer Street

Residence for Fr. Gary

Parish Staff email address 436-4555

Fr. Gary Belliveau Pastor Ext 125

[email protected]

Fr. David Affleck Assisting Priest

Lisa Boucher Music Director

[email protected]

Kate Gordon Business Manager Ext 112

[email protected]

Carol Jacques-Dow Pastoral Minister Ext 115

[email protected]

Kathy Kelleher Administrative Assistant Ext 113

[email protected]

Mary Kay Linscott Admin Assistant/Bulletin Ext 110

[email protected]

Dominic Paradis Facilities

[email protected]

Dave Perrella Young Adult Minister

[email protected]

Brenda Stinson Faith Formation Director Ext 120

[email protected]

Monday, February 14th

Young Adult Bible Study—7:00 PM (JPII)

Tuesday, February 15th

Prayer Cenacle—2:00 PM (C)

RCIA—6:30 PM (PC UH)

Televised Parish Mass—7:00 PM, Channel 98

Wednesday, February 16th

Exposition/Adoration—8:30AM-6:00 PM (C)

Walking with Purpose—9:00 AM (on Zoom)

Confirmation Parent Meeting—6:30 PM (PC UH)

Thursday, February 17th

Lay Carmelite Mtg (year 1)—6:30 PM (PC LH)

Televised Parish Mass—7:00 PM, Channel 98

Friday, February 18th

Saturday, February 19th

Rosary—3:30 PM (C)

Sunday, February 20th

Televised Parish Mass—10:00 AM, Channel 98

KEY:

On Summer Street:

C = Church

CLL = Lower Level of Church

VH = Vianney House (rectory next to Church)

SO = SHARE Office (lower level Vianney House)

At 845 Woodbury Avenue:

PC = Parish Center

UH = Upper Hall at Parish Center

L H = Lower Hall at Parish Center

PO = Parish Office

JPII = John Paul II Room (lower level of office)

The Week at a Glance Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time

UPDATE ON RENOVATION�

A wonderful crew of volunteers came together a couple of

weeks ago under the direction of Lori Picarazzi & David

Gutierrez, and they did a great job in cleaning, painting, and

reorganizing things as part of our effort to spruce up the

small gathering space beneath our church. A parishioner

donated a large screen TV to use for videos in classes and

other such sessions, another mounted it, and another fash-

ioned curtains for this new space. Work wrapped up this

past Friday and the renovated space was used for the first

time for a Friday social gathering for the staff and those

who invested their time, talent, and treasure in this effort.

Watch for upcoming opportunities as some upcoming

events will be hosted in this new, welcoming “multi�use”

space. ��

THANK YOU to all who have shared their time, talent, and

treasure to make this happen! Watch for more!�

The Pastor’s Letter

Dear Family in the Lord,��

Last Sunday we looked at the surprising grace at work in ordinary every day encounters,

realizations that come, repentance we embrace for times we fail to be open to the grace of unex-

pected moments. We glimpsed them in the lives of Isaiah, Paul, and Simon Peter. We saw in all

these unique cases, and in the “present moment” of our lives, extraordinary things happen that

otherwise would be missed if we are revisiting the past, or projecting our preconceptions or fears

into the future. We pondered the need to obey the call, trust in the grace of the moment, and not

put a question mark where God has put a period. Here is an excerpt from a recent blog entry from

parishioner Nate Bald, who is presently teaching in Madagascar and discerning his priestly voca-

tion. I thought it a providential follow up to my homily and letter last week. Enjoy it, ponder it…

as I did!��

�� � � � � � � With you on the Journey,�

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I haven’t consulted greater minds than my own, of which there are

plenty. But as far as I can tell, the present moment is whatever is in front

of you. It is emptying and filling the dishwasher and taking a moment to

offer the action to God. It is folding laundry. It is sweeping and mop-

ping the floor. It is wiping down the counter. It is sitting down for 30

minutes in the afternoon just to rest. It is speaking with a friend even

though you’d rather do something else. It is picking up that book you

have struggled to read. It is putting aside social media and electronics

simply to be present in the physical things around you. It is

doing your job without looking at the clock to see how much

time has passed. It is the sacrificing of wanting certainty

about the future or wishing the past had gone differently.��

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Life is the simple, the ordinary, the mundane. Rarely

are our lives filled with constant excitement, pleasures, and

joys. There are moments of sorrow, happiness, fatigue,

boredom, intensity, and all other sorts of nouns that span

the infinite spectrum of the human capacity for emotion and

states of being. All too often, however, we are concerned

with the past or the future, forgetting that the moment in

front of us is the only place that we can encounter each other, God, and

ourselves. And so I pray that we all embrace this present moment, that

we all seek after this encounter which only takes place in the here and

now. May it change us, make us more patient, more understanding,

more at peace, and, most of all, more loving toward God, each other,

and ourselves. As always, know that I pray for you each morning. All I

ask is that you do the same for me.��

�� � � � � � May God be praised!�

�� � � � � � Nate�

Monday FEB 14 St. Cyril, St. Methodius

Albert “Minty” Doll, by his Friends

Tuesday FEB 15 Feria (weekday)

8:00AM Lorraine Henson, by her Family

Wednesday FEB 16 Feria

8:00AM Kevin Hardiman,

by Corpus Christi Parish Staff

Thursday FEB 17 Seven Holy Founders of

the Servite Order

8:00AM Greg Guerra, by his Family

Friday FEB 18 Feria

8:00AM James Rava, by Ellisa Arbogast

Saturday FEB 19 Feria

8:00AM Bill Greener, by the Lena Family

Vigil 7th Sunday of Ordinary Time

4:00PM Donna Lee Rounds,

by Lis & Ted Connors

Sunday FEB 20 7th Sunday of Ordinary Time

8:30AM Sr. Catherine Colliton (1st anniversary),

by Glen & Kate Gordon

10:30AM Jim Gildea (2nd anniversary), by his Family

4:30PM Thomas O’Brien, by his Family

To schedule Mass intentions or for sacramental

records, please contact Kathy Kelleher at the parish

office, 845 Woodbury Avenue, or 436-0344, Ext. 115.�

Intentions for Holy Mass

February 13, 2022

Our reflection of God’s generosity to us!

Weekend of February 5/6, 2022

Online Giving $ 3,823.00

Envelopes $ 6,584.00

Loose $ 1,582.71

Total $ 11,989.71

Last weekend 134 envelope/78 Online Giving users

contributed 87% of our income.

Poor Box /SHARE Donations $ 716.00

Capital Campaign as of 2/7/22 $ 2,422,033.00

Sanctuary Lamp & Votives

The sanctuary lamp will burn this week in memory of

Lorraine Henson, as requested by her

family.

The votives at the Mary altar will burn with

Birthday Blessings for Mary Kay Linscott.

At the St. Joseph altar, the votives will burn

for Gerald Lahaie, as requested by his

daughter.

At the shrine of the Black Madonna, votives

will burn in memory of June Doherty,

requested by Bill & Gemma Curran.

Altar Flowers

The flowers on the high altar this week

were given in loving memory of Maureen

Quirk Lyons, donated by her family.

Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Looking to Lent��

This year we will begin the Season of Holy Lent on March

2nd. In the coming weeks we will outline various opportu-

nities to embrace these days of prayer, renewal, and recon-

ciliation that will be offered in our parish. In addition, we

will offer a variety of faith enrichment opportunities to help

us all “go deeper” in the grasp of and appreciation for our

Catholic faith.�

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On the weekend of February 26/27, we will offer a selec-

tion of books for sale from the Sophia Institute Press. Plan

to drop by the display in the back to the church to find good

Lenten reading for yourself and your children! Watch for

more details. Start giving thought now to how you can

seize the opportunity and make this coming Lenten Season

your best ever!�

Eucharistic Adoration��

As we enter a new year, we just want

to remind you of a great way for heart

to speak to Heart, to get some one�on�

One time with Him! Jesus, present

Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity, in the

Most Blessed Sacrament, invites you!

It’s wonderful to see folks in and out of

our church every day to come before

Him in the tabernacle! The center door

is open for you from 7AM to 7PM dai-

ly. In addition, the Blessed Sacrament

is exposed in the Monstrance for adora-

tion opportunity from 7:00 to 7:55 AM

Monday through Saturday, and on

Wednesdays from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM

as well. Drop in! Discover this grace�

filled gift of encounter!�

Week of February 13, 2022

Pilgrimage to Italy is Coming!�

Side tracked by Covid when scheduled for Spring

2020, then rescheduled for last Fall, but canceled due to

restrictions still in place that would have made travel cum-

bersome and with too many variables, we now are happy to

announce that October of this year is set for us to embark

on our pilgrimage to Italy with Fr. Gary and Fr. Joseph!

Brochures with dates, details, and info on how to register

can be obtained from Fr. Gary after Mass in the sacristy or

by dropping in to the parish office. Limited space, so first

come, first served! If you were planning to join us in the

past we hope you’ll sign up again, and, if you were not able

then, but can now, we would love to have you with us!��

Called Home to the Lord�

Please remember in prayer the repose of the soul of

Phyllis Moore, whose funeral Mass was celebrated recently

in our parish, and Thomas Geffert. To their families we

extend our heartfelt sympathy and prayerful support as well.�

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New 20/20 Series!��

Our next 20/20 Raffle series will begin this month.

Tickets cost $20 each and are good for 20 weeks.

Each Sunday for 19 weeks, we draw two numbers to

win $25 each. On the 20th week is the final drawing,

with prizes of $500, $300, two at $100, and two at $50.

Tickets for the next 20/20 series will be available after

the Masses, or call Kathy during the week at the par-

ish office, 603�436�4555.�

We have been blessed with a number of men and

women in our parish family who have stepped up and have

been sharing a great diversity of gifts of time and talent for

the upkeep and development of our parish facilities. We

had “Gardening Angels” start up last Summer, and our

“Martha & Mary Ministry” has been providing TLC for our

sanctuary, sacristy, and liturgical needs over the past few

years. Our Men’s Ministry has stepped up for a variety of

inside and outside projects, and individuals, on an “on call”

basis, have shared their expertise with “fix it” and carpentry

skills as well as electrical and plumbing help.��

Over the past year, a number of newcomers to our

parish have stepped up as well. More have informally men-

tioned their willingness to help as well. So, watch an up-

coming bulletin for a TIME & TALENT STEWARDSHIP

CHECKLIST that we will invite you to fill out and return if

you would like to jump in. Many hands make light work,

and diverse talents pooled together yield great results, keep

things up, building community, and offering fellowship op-

portunities too.��

In the months ahead, we will be developing various

aspects of our parish life and ministry as well, with focus on

evangelization, outreach, and deepening our appreciation

for what it means to be vibrant Catholics in our society to-

day. These areas too will be enriched, not only as leader-

ship emerges, but as more and more step up to share their

gifts for the building up of the Body of Christ here at Cor-

pus Christi! Be on the watch! Thanks to all who have al-

ready come forward!�

Investing Time and Talent

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Spiritual Remembrances��

One of the greatest ways we can remember and pray for our

departed loved ones is through the offering of Holy Mass.

Each week our bulletin lists the daily schedule and the par-

ticular Mass stipend (offering) intention that was booked

for that intention. These are arranged by contacting Kathy

in our parish office. Due to volume of requests, and to try

to have opportunity for all, we have recently taken up some

policies regarding booking of Mass intentions, including

paying at the time of reservation. Kathy will be happy to

explain if/when you wish to offer a stipend and reserve a

Mass day and time.��

In addition to Mass intentions, we have “spiritual gifts” you

can offer as a sign of prayer and remembrance for a depart-

ed loved one, or asking blessings upon the living on occa-

sions such as birthday, wedding anniversary, or in times of

illness or special need. These intentions are also published

in the bulletin. You can contact our office if you want to

reserve any of the following for a particular week of the

year. Our opportunities, and requested offering, include:��

�� Altar Bread for a Week’s Masses�$25�

�� Sanctuary Lamp, burning at the Tabernacle in

honor of the presence of our Lord�$15/week�

�� 2 Votive Candles on Our Lady’s Altar�

$10/week�

�� 2 Votive Candles on the St. Joseph Al-

tar�$10/week�

�� 2 Votives hanging at the Black Madonna

Shrine�$10/week�

�� 2 Votive Candles at the Divine Mercy

Shrine�$10/week�

�� 2 Bouquets of Flowers for the High Al-

tar�$150/week�

Lay Carmelite Information Night

Income Tax Statements��

If you would like to receive a statement for income tax pur-

poses indicating your 2021 church contributions, please

email [email protected] or call Kathy at 603�436�

4555. We can do this only for those who use envelopes,

checks, or Online Giving, since we have no way of docu-

menting what is given by other means.�

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Young Adult Ministry

�� Are you called to live your baptismal promises more

fully?�

�� Do you desire to deepen your relationship with Jesus

Christ?�

�� Do you seek a fuller prayer life?�

�� Do you wish to know more about Carmelite Spirituality?�

�

If your answer is “yes,” then God may be calling you to

consider becoming a Lay Carmelite. As one Lay Carmelite

observed, “I was drawn to Carmel in response to a call to

holiness through contemplative prayer, community, and

service. What I discovered was a lifelong process of in-

creasing union with God’s love through the Blessed Virgin

Mary, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.”��

When lived out as intended, the Carmelite way of life com-

bines separate activities into a rhythm of life that draws a

person closer to God. These activities include participating

in a community of fellow Carmelites, private daily prayer,

service, and a lifetime of learning. Living as a Lay Carmel-

ite affects all aspects of a person’s life because it means

living according to a Rule in complete conformity with the

Catholic Church.��

“Being a Lay Carmelite is doing ordinary things well,

which becomes a prayer offering to God.”��

You are invited to learn more about Carmelite Spirituality,

and why Catholics have become Lay Carmelites, at an In-

formation Night, Thursday, April 7th, at 6:30 PM at the

Parish Center.��

Fr. David Affleck (himself a Third Order Carmelite) is the

Spiritual Advisor of this Carmelite Community and will be

at the Information Night, along with other Carmelites, to

explain what the Carmelite Order offers and what is in-

volved in becoming a Lay Carmelite. For more infor-

mation, you can email us at [email protected] or

call 207�363�4827.�

The following on going or upcoming opportunities are

open to all 18 to 30�something. Note the contact listed

for each if there is an RSVP required or you want

more info.��

SKATING & LUNCH�

Join us after 10:30 Mass NEXT Sunday, February 20, for

some ice skating at Strawbery Banke and time for lunch/

fellowship. After Mass grab your skates and meet in front

of our Lady’s statue outside of church. To give us a count,

RSVP by THIS FRIDAY, February 18, to Ryan O’Keefe

at bizmail1871 @gmail.com.��

MARDI GRAS NIGHT�

Join us for pre�Lent fellowship and Cajun�style dinner in

the lower hall of our Parish Center, 845 Woodbury Ave, on

Saturday, February 26. We’ll start with apps at 5:30 PM,

followed by dinner at 6:30 PM (early enough to enable

those with little ones to join us, as at Friendsgiving, and still

be able to head out for bedtime). All can feel most wel-

come to hang out after as well! Because a full meal will be

prepared, we need you to RSVP no later than Tuesday,

February 22nd, to Angela at [email protected].

Want to help with set�up, clean up, food prep, or other de-

tails? Let Angela know in your email. Hope you can

come! Invite friends!��

WEEKLY BIBLE STUDY�

We revisit the Sunday Mass readings, and go a bit deeper,

as we gather on Monday nights in the JP II Center (lower

level of our Parish Office building on Woodbury Avenue�

use side door to get downstairs�name is on the door).

Come each week or any week. We start at 7PM, but you

can feel free to bring food/drink for yourself and join those

who gather at 6:30 PM to share dinner beforehand. Ques-

tions? Feel free to reach out to Dominic, who leads the

study, at bballindmp44 @gmail.com. Bring a friend! Di-

ve into the Word of God!��

FRASSATI FRATERNITY�

Our next food, fellowship, and faith enrichment night for

guys is coming THIS Thursday, February 17, at 6:30 PM

at Vianney House, our rectory next to the church, 98 Sum-

mer Street. In order to have a count for dinner, we need

you to RSVP by Monday, February 14th, to Fr. Gary at

[email protected].��

TO KEEP CONNECTED AND INFORMED:�

�� Discord group�The Young Adult Ministry has a group chat

on the app Discord, where we coordinate group activities.

FMI, please email [email protected]�

�� Facebook group�Corpus Christi Young Adults�

�� Questions about YA Ministry?�Contact Dave Perrella,

Young Adult Minister, at [email protected].�

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