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1 Catholic) and pray, even if only mentally, for the faithful departed. Those who recite the prayer "Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls, and the souls of all the faithful departed, rest in peace. Amen." can receive a partial indulgence once a day for the month of November. An Intro to the Method of St. Thomas Aquinas John and Joanne Baker will conduct monthly classes on the Summa Theologica for beginners in the library, starting TODAY, after the 10:30am Mass. Adults, mature teens, and attached babies are welcome. For more info, or to obtain the assignment (about 1 page of the Summa), contact Women s Gathering Please join us for an another evening to gather with your fellow ladies (18+) of Mt. Carmel ! Fr. Nolan will again be speaking on a topic TBD. Our second gathering will take place on November 10th at 6:30 in the parish hall, beginning with the Rosary in the church.

2 Non-separating babies are welcome, as are appetizers to share or a bottle of wine. Please RSVP to High School Religion Class Fr. Jackson will resume his monthly religion class for high school students. The next two classes will be: Wed., Nov. 14th at 7 PM; Wed., Dec. 5th at 7 PM. Annual Craft & Bake Sale Fundraiser All Souls Parish will have their annual craft and bake sale on Saturday, November 17th from 8AM - 6PM (Spaghetti dinner after 4:30 Mass) & Monday, November 19th 8:00AM - 12:30PM All Souls is located at 4950 South Logan Street, Englewood, CO 80113 - In the School Cafeteria - Follow the Signs, Arrows or Balloons! Sandwiches for the Homeless What you do for the least of My brethren, you do for Me. OLMC parishioners will be making 500 sandwiches on Saturday, Nov. 24th after the 8:30 AM Mass. Come join us. It takes about 1-2 hours. Contact Lucy for any questions. 303 806 9923. Please pray for the repose of the souls of: Margaret Kalmanek, Ken Mick, Yvonne Webb, Joseph Webb Sr.

3 , Helen Packla, Maria Gomez, Peggy Steffan, Von Mercado Jr, Sally Roberts, Shannon Okoh, Natli Molloy, Sarah Totman, Donald John Dowling Jr., Marisa Shanstrom, Debra DiCino, Angela Wimmer, Bishop Eugene J. Gerber Announcements cont d: Parish Organizations: Altar & Rosary Society - Altar Boy Training Fr. Kick - Carmelite Book Study - 1st & 3rd Saturday at 9:30am Lucy Okoh 303-806-9923 Daughters of Our lady of Grace - girls 6 and up. Crystal Hamm - Holy Name Society - Men s group. Fr. Kick - Juventutem, Young Adults Group - Chris Pollard Knights of Columbus Council # 13205 Tim Glass, Grand Knight Legion of Mary - Henry Alire - 303-426-0446. OLMC Federation of North American Explorers Nicholas Trandem - 720-295-9556 or OLMC Music Department and Choir Contact: Rick Wheeler Prayer Line: To request prayers, please contact: Jane Brennan: or 303-618-4182.

4 Shepherds of Christ - Pray for priests every Tues., 5pm. St. Anne s Quilters - Carolyn Mulligan 303-254-9889. St. Thomas Aquinas Study Group - Meets monthly after the 10:30am Mass - Teen Girls of Carmel - Danielle Grandy England -- Our lady 's Dowry Pilgrimage from August 18-30, 2019. Orbis Catholicus Travel together with pilgrimage chaplain, Father Krzysztof Sanetra, FSSP invite you to join us for this very holy pilgrimage to England. Dame Joanna Bogle, historian and writer of EWTN fame, will be our guide while in London. Please go to our website for all the details. 4 ways to contact us: Susan Kotnik email: phone 604-465-6911 or the office at email: phone 1-800-675-9088 Our lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church Mass Schedule Sundays 6:30 am, 8:30 am, 10:30 am (High), 12:30 Mondays-Saturdays 6:30 am M-F at Carmelite Monastery, Saturday at OLMC 8:30 am M-Th and Sat.

5 At OLMC 7:00 pm Friday at OLMC Confessions Half hour before each Mass Saturdays: 8:30 - 9:30 am 3:00 - 4:00 pm Devotions: Holy Hour: Thursdays 7:00 - 8:00 pm First Friday Adoration Rev. James W. Jackson, FSSP Pastor Rev. Daniel Nolan, FSSP Parochial Vicar Rev. Caleb Kick, FSSP Parochial Vicar For Sacramental Emergencies: 303-241-2946 Church: 5612 S. Hickory St., Littleton, CO 80120 Rectory & Mailing Address: 5620 S. Hickory Cir., Littleton, CO 80120 Phone: 303-703-8538 Website: Email: Sunday, November 4, 2018 4th Resumed Sunday after Epiphany Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Petri The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter Liturgical Calendar & Mass Intentions Sunday, November 4 4th Resumed Sunday after Epiphany 6:30 am +Elaine Ostrander by Jane Brennan 8:30 am Felicity & Guinevere Ade by Fr. Nolan 10:30 am OLMC Registered Parishioners 12:30 pm Lili & Dan Vidal by Charles Fitch Monday, November 5 Feria or The Holy Relics 6:30 am (at Carmel ) Deceased FSSP members and Confraternity members 8:30 am FSSP Members Tuesday, November 6 Feria or Daily Mass for the Dead 6:30 am (at Carmel ) Sisters Intention 8:30 am +Bud Fitzsimmons by Rosemary Stark Wednesday, November 7 Feria or Daily Mass for the Dead 6:30 am (at Carmel ) Sisters Intention 8:30 am Most Abandoned Soul in Purgatory by Patrick May Thursday, November 8 Feria or Four Holy Crowned Martyrs 6:30 am (at Carmel ) Sisters Intention 8:30 am Most Abandoned Soul in Purgatory by Patrick May Friday, November 9 Dedication of the Archbasilica of Our Holy Savior 6:30 am (at Carmel ) Sisters Intention 8.

6 30 am No Mass 7:00 pm Carol Johnson by Chad Hybarger Saturday, November 10 St. Andrew Avellino, Confessor 6:30 am Jeffrey Goss by Alexandria Satkowski 8:30 am Intentions of Kate & Greg Truta by Kathy Miller 4:00 pm +Glen Winter by Nancy Houlder Sunday, November 11 5th Resumed Sunday after Epiphany 6:30 am Carol Johnson by Chad Hybarger 8:30 am Reynaldo Palma by Maria Armandariz 10:30 am OLMC Registered Parishioners 12:30 pm The Vandling Family by Stephen Gedney The Carmelite Monastery is located at 6138 S. Gallup St. in Littleton, about 1 mile from OLMC. Please pray for the sick: David Williamson Sr & Jr, Robert DiCino, Nathaniel Venters, Andy McKinley, James Hamm, Bonnie Joyce-Irish, Elizabeth Nicolini, Ana Maria Romero, Sha Fisher, Carol Balizet, Nick Cleary, Fernando Ruiz, Steven Chris Valerio, Gabriel Tyler, Virginia Carr, Diane Fisher, Sharolyn Albi, Connie McKenna, Madaline Havener, Evelyn Arrington, Bob Heldt, Allen & Jane Egle, Charles Ray Johnson, Carolyn Mulligan, Lucy McCord, Susan Blaufuss, Doris Danko, Margaret Ortiz Catechism on Holy Week The 1962 rite abolished the folded chasuble and the broad stole (stola longior).

7 The custom of the broad stole is ancient, and no one had ever dared alter this custom because of its antiquity. The cropped chasuble and the bigger stole represent the extraordinary sorrow of the Church during the days of Holy Week. The re-formers of the liturgy were simply following the princi-ple that less is more; a principle of modern architec-ture. They thought that modern man (an undefined entity if there ever was one) did not care much for sym-bolism and wanted things plain, unadorned, and simple. Of course the laity were not consulted on this there was no demand for these changes from them. Nor was there a demand from parish priests or bishops, but from liturgical experts. In the 1952 Missal, the palm branches are blessed on the altar the horn of the Epistle side if you will after a reading, a gradual, a Gospel, and above all a Preface with a Sanctus that introduces the prayers of blessing.

8 This is the ancient rite of the so-called missa sicca (dry Mass). This rite parallels the Mass, with an Introit, a Collect (no Kyrie), and Epistle, a Gradual and a Gospel. After the Gospel, there is another prayer which corre-sponds to the Secret of the Mass. The conclusion of this prayer leads into the Preface Dialogue, and a Preface at the end of which is sung the Sanctus. Then follows a kind of canon in which the palms or branches are blessed with five prayers. The branches are sprinkled with holy water then incensed, and the priest sings a sixth prayer which corresponds to the communion anti-phon. Then the branches are distributed to the attending clergy and faithful, and the choir sings the Pueri Hebre-orum. Then the priest sings another prayer, which cor-responds, both in position and thought, to the Postcom-munion of the Mass, after which the procession begins. From the Pastor: Announcements St. Martin s Collection The parish will be collecting winter gear for a homeless shelter to be donated on the feast of St.

9 Martin (November 11th). Coats, hats, gloves, scarves in all sizes are needed. Boxes for collecting these items are currently set out at the entrance to the parish hall . Poor Souls in Purgatory The month of November is dedicated to the Holy Souls. On All Souls Day, a plenary indulgence may be gained by visiting any parish church or public oratory, and there recite one Our Father and One Hail Mary. On all the days from November 1-8 inclusive, a plenary indulgence may be gained once a day, applicable only to the Poor Souls. It is granted to those who visit a cemetery (it does not have to be - Since there was no adoration this past Thursday, the intention of this Thursday s holy hour is the same as the last bulletin: For all Catholics who are confused in any way regarding their faith; that they may be strengthened by the Sacred Heart. - Our district superior has ordered that sermons not be recorded and posted on the internet.)

10 These are being used without the permission of our priests, and sometimes not in so good a way. So sermons will not be recorded and put on the parish website any longer, and the ones that were posted have been removed. I may post the sermons in written form I need to think about this more. - I m going to take off a few days this week, leaving this afternoon and returning Wednesday evening. - Bishop Eugene J. Gerber died recently. He was the bishop who ordained me, and he wanted me to go to Rome for further studies. He had great aspirations for me, but my decision to join the FSSP was a bitter pill for him to swallow. I know he was deeply disappointed in me, but I only wanted to serve in some parish and in the full Tradition of the Church. I wrote him a letter last year, hoping that he had forgiven me, and I received a beautiful letter in reply that all was forgiven and that he was happy for me.