We would like to encourage all parishioners to pray a Novena to the Divine Mercy beginning Good Friday. 
A Letter From the Pastor
Dear Parishioners,
“Be a beacon of light and hope for those struggling in a world of confusion and darkness.” It is a time for us as church to reclaim our identity in Christ as his disciples, to build on the rich heritage that has been handed down to us by our parents and grandparents, and to proclaim the message of salvation with boldness and determination. As the Catholic Church we have so much to be proud of, to celebrate and to be grateful for. I invite you to join with me, Fr. Alan Tremblay, the associate pastor, and the pastoral staff as we continue on this journey of the local church’s life.
If you have been away from the Church for any reason, struggling with your faith or the teachings of the church; if you are looking for new meaning and purpose in your life; if you are looking to develop or deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ, I invite you to join us as we offer programs of renewal for all ages comprised of prayer groups, Scripture sharing groups, men’s and women’s ministry, youth and young adult ministry. If you’d like to talk with Fr. Alan or myself, please call us at the rectory (524-9609) to set up an appointment.
I look forward to working with you as we journey together. As we do so let us hear the words of the prophet Isaiah “Remember not the events of the past, the things of long ago consider not; See I am doing something new! Now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? (IS 43:18,19)
Sincerely,
Reverend Marc B. Drouin
Pastor
