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tidy tuesdays!
Bring your cleaning tools and grab a friend to help keep 91 June Street looking good!
Join us on the second and fourth Tuesdays from 10am until 2pm to lend a hand in tasks to be done. Light lunch will be provided.
Tasks include, but are not limited to: Room cleaning, window washing, lawn mowing, putting away donations, painting, or anything that needs some attention.
For more information, contact Sheri at slinn@ihnworcester.org or (508)755-2212
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ongoing Need
Our Sunday Morning Coffee Shop Express is in need of adult men and women volunteers every Sunday morning.
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Want to know more about area service?
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Mass at the Seed
Mass will be celebrated at 7 PM in the Gilgun/Upper
Room Chapel at the Mustard Seed with Fr. John Madden o
February 21.
We will be hosting a "clarification of thought" meeting on Monday,
February 24, at 7 PM in the dining room on "Living Out Lessons from
Catholic Social Teaching and the Social Gospel; The Giving of Flesh to Sacred Vision."
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There are so many ways to serve.
Please join us!
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"To welcome all, build connections to Christ and one another, and live our faith as true disciples of Jesus."
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What Can I do?
Share your unique talent - baking, teaching, sewing, mending, gardening, welcoming newcomers, simple carpentry , landscaping, washing and ironing, computer skills, knitting, and crocheting are a few of the skills needed. The possibilities are endless. Just call with an idea!
Donate items such as food, clothing, used linens or towels, toiletries, baked goods, stationery, pens and pencils, disposable razors, school supplies, cleaning products or paper products. There is a great need for all of these items and more! Holiday Food Drives, Winter collections of coats, hats, gloves and scarves and “Giving Tree Gifts” at Christmas are a few of the ways we work together to donate items to those in need.
Volunteer to serve or host. Assistance is needed serving bereaved families at post-funeral receptions, 150+ guests at the Mustard Seed, and families with children at the Interfaith Family Shelter. Our Pastor would like to get to know the friends and neighbors in our parish. We invite you to consider hosting a gathering of “neighbors” in your home. At times our parishioners are in need of a meal or a dessert during times of illness or injury.
Serving is our privilege.
Volunteer opportunities may take only a few minutes or a few hours. Let’s work together to match your skills, talents and gifts with needs in our community and neighborhoods.
For more detailed information and the most current and pressing needs contact Annie Doyle – Parish Outreach Coordinator 508-853-0183 Ext. 11Please don't wait to be asked!
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HERE ARE SOME THINGS ALL PARISHIONERS CAN DO IN OUR COMMUNITY TO HELP MAKE OUR PARISH VISION A REALITY!
WELCOME ALL- Come to Mass a little early and introduce yourself to the head usher.
- Offer to greet parishioners coming to Mass or to assist with the Offertory Collection.
- Consider sitting in a different place at Mass. Reach out and introduce yourself to a pew mate. Learn the name of someone you don’t know.
- Come down to the Coffee Shop after a Sunday Mass. Introduce yourself to a stranger. Invite someone to sit with you. Pay for the coffee of the person behind you.
- Introduce yourself to a Coffee Shop volunteer. Offer to join a Coffee Shop Team or to just help out as needed.
- Invite a neighbor, friend, or family member to join you at Mass some Sunday.
BUILD CONNECTIONS TO CHRIST AND ONE ANOTHER
- Intentionally pray for the needs in the Mary Chapel Basket.
- Read the daily Scripture each morning.
- Join a Parish Faith Sharing Group or the Prayer Shawl Ministry.
- Volunteer to teach or assist with a Religious Education class.
- Join the Parish Choir.
- Volunteer to read at the Children’s Liturgy of the Word.
- Attend a Marriage Encounter Weekend.
- Consider receiving a Sacrament you might have missed.
LIVE OUR FAITH AS TRUE DISCIPLES OF JESUS
- Reach out to a friend and share the story of your faith.
- Say “yes” the next time someone asks for your help.
- Read something new about the Catholic Faith.
- Prayerfully ask yourself, “What is God calling me to?” Listen and respond to the answer.
- Donate to the “Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry” every month, pray passionately for the poor and suffering, make dessert for the next Mustard Seed Meal, volunteer for the next service week at the Interfaith Hospitality Network, visit the Adoration Chapel and listen for God’s call.
- Call Annie Doyle at our parish office today to have a conversation about how to grow as a disciple within the community of St. George.
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