ALL SAINTS DAY THURSDAY - St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine

Fr. Peter’s
Scripture Study
Wednesday,
November 7th
Upper Room
The last book of the bible is a bit of a mystery.
For some it is freighting; to others it is engaging.
During times of persecution, one wonders where
the early Christians found so much courage before
their trials and executions. Answer?
They had a vision before them. With one powerful
picture in their minds of a victorious Christ, they
held forth.
Welcome to the book of Revelation, where a vision
produced uncompromising courage and hope
against all the odds.
MASSACHUSETTS CATHOLIC
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
We gather on the first Wednesday of the Month at
Our Lady of Good Voyage Chapel
56 Northern Avenue, Seaport Pier-Boston
Mission: A solemn promise to Almighty God to live, protect,
and encourage the Catholic teaching of the Gospel and the
Catechism in our businesses and outside of them, while
keeping the Eucharist as the center of our lives, and to work
together to bring God back into the workplace.
Other Goals:
• Support each other in our daily struggles
• Promote each other’s businesses
• Offer Catholic Men and Women a place to network for job
placement with other Catholics
• Mentor individuals who are having trouble or just starting a
Adorers of Jesus in
His Sacrament of Love
are needed No one is
currently schedule to be
with our Lord during
the hours below
Please select 1Day and 1Hour and call
Richard McKinney 617.266.5999 x127
Monday
2-3am; 3-4am; 10-11am; 12-1pm; 3-4pm
Tuesday:
12-1am; 1-2am; 2-3am
Wednesday:
12-1am; 12-1pm
Thursday
3-4am 10-11am; 9-10pm
Friday
3-4am 11am-12noon; 12-1pm; 1-2pm
Saturday
9-10pm; 10-11pm
Sunday
2-3am; 4-5am; 12-1pm; 7-8pm; 9-10pm
A Daily Prayer of Discernment
Fr. Timothy Gallagher, OMV
Saturday and Sunday
January 19—20, 2013
9:00AM—3:00PM
What is this Seminar about?
This is a seminar for all who wish to
learn to discern in daily life, and to
“find God” more deeply in the midst of
daily busyness. It supplies the practical “how to” of living St.
Ignatius’s discernment in daily life.
It will be a valuable second step for those who have attended
the earlier seminar on discernment and a helpful initiation for
those who are approaching Ignatian discernment for the first
time.
Do you know someone who is carrying grief and sorrow over past abortions? Project Rachel is the post-abortion
ministry of the Catholic Church to help those dealing with the pain of abortion. Project Rachel will offer “Come to
the Waters” post - abortion healing retreats on Saturday, November 17, 2012 at confidential locations.
For more information and registration information, contact Project Rachel – Archdiocese of Boston at 508.651.3100
or help@projectrachelboston.com.
Trust in the tender mercy of God!
St. Clement Boston 10/25/2012 Pg. 4