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With great joy, St. Matthew celebrates the election of our new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope! “Peace be with all of you!” – the first words of Pope Leo XIV. Let us join together in giving thanks to God and praying for our new Holy Father. Click here for video…
Prayerfully consider joining us in our Forward in Faith Capital Campaign. This initiative aims to strengthen our community by moving toward a debt-free future that empowers our mission to spread the love and mercy of Our Savior, Jesus Christ. Every contribution, no matter the size, will help us move forward in making a lasting impact. We believe that together, we can achieve remarkable things.
Reception invitations were dropped in the mail the week of April 28!
Please plan on attending one of our receptions. You can RSVP by returning the reply card included in the invitation that was mailed to you or by emailing us at: StMatthewCampaign@gmail.com
RECEPTION SCHEDULE
May 19th at 7pm
May 20th at 1pm
May 20th at 7pm
May 22nd at 7pm
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Consider donating the Sanctuary flowers in honor of someone you love. Your loved one’s name will appear in the bulletin during the week of the gift. Please contact the Office: ext. 101.
Consider lighting the Sanctuary Candle in Memory of your loved one. The candle will burn for one week near the Tabernacle. Our beeswax Sanctuary Candle burns 24/7.
SEPTEMBER 12th
“Thank you for the privilege of bringing your donations to Texas. As God has loved us so much, we have that same love for each other…” Msgr. Walter
The 3rd Relief Truck left Tuesday night for Our Lady of Guadalupe in Rosenberg, driven by John & Parker Riccardi. We have collected monetary donations of $40,425 – just terrific!! On behalf of the people of Our Lady of Guadalupe, thank you for your generosity. They are thrilled. Our plan is to send down a weekend crew of people for “Repair & Construction” in October. If a need arises, we may run another truck. Watch the bulletin and website for further details. We’ll keep you updated on their needs!
In His Love,
Msgr. Walter
Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me. Matthew 25:40
Tuesday, Sept. 5th Update: Join us at our 8AM Daily Masses in the Chapel, where we will be remembering in a special way Msgr. Walter, Mark Betz, who is driving the second truck to Texas, and the people of Texas.
St. Matthew Church will remain open for donations from 8am-8pm each day through Sunday, September 10th. Most needed items: Cleaning Supplies: Clorox, Masks & Gloves; and Personal Hygeine products. They’re not able to accept any clothes donations or over-the-counter medicinals at this time – maybe at some point down the road.
Truck One left Monday, Sept. 4th with Msgr. Walter driving. As of Tuesday night, he’s in Chattanooga, TN. “I’m heading down the road with a filled cabin – filled with God’s goodness and the magnificent Community of His great people. I’m taking your love, your prayers, and your offerings. This is what it means to be a follower of Jesus Christ.” Truck Two left Tuesday morning, Sept. 5th with Mark Betz driving. As of Tuesday night, he’s in North Carolina.
For online tax-deductible donations for Texas Relief you can use this link: Al’sAngels.org
For cash or check tax-deductible donations: envelopes are available in the Church office. Make checks payable to St. Matthew Church (in memo field write TEXAS RELIEF).
Thank you, all, for your goodness…for your generosity.
In Christ,
Msgr. Walter
From Msgr. Walter, Pastor: St. Matthew Church is Texas-bound, bringing Prayers, Love & Supplies for our sisters and brothers. I’ll be heading out next Tuesday to Our Lady of Guadalupe, our adopted Parish in Rosenberg, Texas. Fr. Lee Flores is the Pastor. Their Church has lost everything – it’s near a river (Brazos River) and under 5′ of water.
So let’s load up trucks this weekend, just like we did a few years ago for our friends on Long Island during Hurricane Sandy. NEEDED: Non-perishables, bottled water, soap, shampoo, razors, Clorox, paper towels, toilet paper. The trucks will be in front of our church this weekend at 216 Scribner Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06851. Come with supplies on your way to Mass.” Saturday Mass: 4pm; Sunday Masses: 7:30am, 9am, 10:30am, 12Noon, 5pm.
“May God, the Lord of mercy and compassion, protect all who are still in danger, and bring to safety those who are missing…” USCCB
We join our prayers with the Holy Father in praying for all the victims of the attacks of the past days. May violence, bigotry and racism no longer find room in the world to exist. We pray for peace in the world, for all of the leaders in the world, and for our Military and their families during the unsettling times with North Korea.
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