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Reminder: visit
the Resources page often for updates to the
Diocesan Calendar of Events, Confirmation Schedules, and Guidelines: click
here.
Announcement: 2010 Saint Augustine Medal of Service Award
Nominations for noteworthy parish volunteers to receive the 2010
Saint Augustine Medal of Service Award must be sdubmitted by Thursday,
September 30, 2010. Click
here for a letter from Bishop Lori and
the link to the nomination form.
Announcement:
There will be a special screening of
a one hour documentary on the life of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen,
writer and televangelist, at St. Anne Church, 481 Brewster Street,
Bridgeport, CT 06605, on Wednesday, September 8 at 7:30 pm. The
presentation is free to the public. For more information call
Erica McIver (678)990-9032.
Announcement:
On Wednesday, September 29, 2010, the Diocese of Bridgeport
and Fairfield University are privileged to host His Eminence, Paul
Cardinal Cordes, President of the Pontifical Council Cor Unum at
the Egan Chapel of Saint Ignatius Loyola at Fairfield University
from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. In order to assist
in the preparations, if you plan to attend please respond by leaving
your name and parish at RSVP@diobpt.org or by voice mail at 203-416-1611. click
here
for the invitation to clergy and religious from
Bishop Lori.
NEW TRANSLATION OF THE ROMAN
MISSAL
Bishop Lori has appointed a committee of clergy to prepare a
program of catechesis for the implementation of the new English
translation of the Roman Missal: Monsignors Kevin Royal, Alan
Detscher, and Andy Varga; Fathers Robert Kinnally and Sam Scott
and Deacon Tony Detje. Members of the committee visited with
the priests and deacons at each of their Vicariate meetings
in June; the results of a brief survey that was taken are now
being compiled. A suggestion was made that internet links
be provided for further information and study. Here are two
authoritative sources:
The BISHOPS’ COMMITTEE ON DIVINE WORSHIP,
a standing committee of the United States Conference of Catholic
Bishops, has the responsibility for all matters relating to the
Liturgy in the dioceses of the United States. Its web pages
on the USCCB website provide current and accurate information
on the status of the new translation and its publication, along
with FAQ’s, Sample Texts, General Resources, Parish Resources,
and information in Spanish.
http://www.usccb.org/romanmissal/
The FEDERATION OF DIOCESAN LITURGICAL COMMISSIONS is
a national organization composed primarily of members of diocesan
liturgical commissions, worship offices and/or the equivalent
diocesan liturgical structures. These diocesan liturgical personnel,
appointed by their bishops, have responsibility for the promotion
of the liturgical life of their dioceses. The FDLC serves as
an official collaborating agent between the local churches through
diocesan worship offices and liturgical commissions and the USCCB
Bishops’ Committee on Divine Worship (BCDW). FDLC is working
in collaboration with the BCDW to provide a wide range of catechetical
resources in preparation for the implementation of the new translation.
http://www.fdlc.org/Roman_Missal.htm
The following links to articles are offered to to assist in the implementation of the new Roman Missal English translation:
Key Changes To Missal Capture Original Meanings
Gained In Translation: The Challenges Of The Roman Missal
Beginning with this one, the USCCB Office of Media Relations will distribute an article per week for the next 11 weeks. The whole series has been posted at http://www.usccb.org/romanmissal/articles.shtml. Feel free to look them up and use at your convenience.
A WORD OF CAUTION: Even though it granted
the recognitio (final approval) for the translation
as a whole in June, the Holy See has continued to make some minor
changes to English texts that had previously been considered
“final.” Some publishers, in their haste to get product to market,
are now in the position of having produced materials that do
not contain THE final translation that will eventually be given
to us. In order to avoid confusion for our people, you should
examine and choose carefully among materials that you might purchase
for use at this very early stage of the catechesis. The two sources
referenced above have carefully avoided making their resources
depend on a final text.
HELPFUL HINT: Although the final texts for
this new translation are not yet available, there is a resource
that priests can use to get some practice! The presidential
prayers and prefaces in the “Sacramentary” volume of Masses
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, published in 1992, already reflect
much of the style, construction and vocabulary that we expect
for the new translation. It would be a helpful exercise to
take these prayers and work on proclaiming them out loud, with
an eye and ear to discovering the key ideas of the text and making
them show forth clearly when proclaimed.
2011 National
Collections in the Diocese of Bridgeport - to download
the 2011 schedule click
here.
The 2010 - 2011 Confirmation Schedule has been posted - to download the PDF, please click here.
Revised Grail Psalter: to view
the letter from the Committee on Divine Worship concerning the
Revised Grail Psalter click
here.
DIVINE WORSHIP NEWSLETTER - July 2010 click
here to view.
The 2010 Blue Mass, commemorating the 9th anniversary of 9-11, will be held September 12, 2010. To download or view the PDF, click here.
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New
Priest Assignments
REV. JEAN RIDLY JULIEN, parochial vicar, St.
Patrick Parish, Bridgeport to Clinical Pastoral Education at
Bridgeport Hospital. Effective date is September 1.
REV. JUAN PINEDA has been granted a leave of absence
for personal reasons.
Bulletin
Announcement
Workshop Offering:
The Liturgical Institute, Mundelein, IL, is sponsoring a
one-day workshop, Mystical Body, Mystical Voice: Christ
in the Words of the Mass, for clergy and church professionals
who will prepare parishioners for Mass celebrated with the
new translation of the Missale Romanum. This workshop
will be given in regional locations during Fall 2010.
See this website for details: www.liturgicalinstitute.org
Announcements for Priests
CPE
Opportunity:
Stamford Hospital will be offering a session
for CPE (Clinical Pastoral Education) Extended Unit from September
2010- May 2011. This involves one day of educational activities
per week from 9 am-3 pm and 10-12 hours of clinical visits. Any
priest or deacon with an interest in this interfaith pastoral
care program can contact the Department of Pastoral Care of Stamford
Hospital (203-276-7584) or download an application at http://www.acpe.edu/forms.htm.
Priest Sabbatical Opportunities:
Institute for Priests and Presbyterates at St. Meinrad Seminary
and School of Theology in St. Meinrad, IN announces a new mini-
sabbatical program called Stoking the Fire. This 4 week program
features extended times for rest and recreation at the beginning
and end, with time in the middle weeks for relaxing formation
designed with a reading/discussion format. For information on
dates and registration call (800) 357-8477 or email smipp@saintmeinrad.edu.
Visit the website: http://ipp.saintmeinrad.edu.
For Priests:
The Trinity Retreat House in Larchmont, NY, has made its 2010
schedule available. Fr. Benedict Groeschel, CFR and Fr. Gene
Fulton are staff directors. Please see their website for retreat
dates, topics and speakers.
http://www.franciscanfriars.com/trinityretreat/
Please
Save the Dates:
The Father Ernie Coppa Memorial Priests’ Golf Tournament will
take place September 20, 2010 the Wethersfield Country Club
(see
attached).
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT
SHIRLEY MORRIS
(OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION)
860-243-9465 ext. 12
Priests' Convocation
Viking Hotel, Newport, RI
October 10 - 13, 2010
The Priests' Convocation Committee is pleased to announce the
featured presenters:
- Rev. Gerald O'Collins, S.J. (Theology of Priesthood)
- Rev. George Aschenbrenner, S.J. (Diocesan Priestly Spirituality)
- Rev. J. Ronald Knott (Priestly Fraternity)
We all hope and pray that this will be a graced time of renewal
in which we deepen our appreciation of our priestly vocation
and celebrate the past, present and future with our brothers
in the Lord. Please God it will be an opportunity to be strengthened
for ministry in an environment of prayer, discussion and relaxation.
Please make your calendar arrangements with this event as a priority.
Announcements for Deacons:
Now
that the "Bridgeport Deacon"
is published and a success, the editorial staff (Deacons
John Mann, Gary Carpenter, Rich Fenton) would like some
help. If any of you or your families have experience with
writing skills and layout experience, and would be willing
to contribute their talents to this newsletter, please
contact Deacon John Mann (jmahon2@optonline.net).
Reminder:
Please
pray for...
- Jean Trankovich(wife of Deacon Rudy Trankovich)
- Rev. David Howell
- Father Andrew Walter
- Deacon John DiTaranto
- Deacon Bill O. Murphy
- Mary Ellen Bolton (wife of Deacon Tim Bolton)
- Phyllis Myott (wife of Deacon Dan Myott)
Reminder:
Apostolate
of Prayer for Priests
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the schedule in Adobe PDF for September
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"Follow
me." John 21:19
Calendar of Prayer for Seminarians and Vocations
Remember to pray for our Seminarians and Vocations. To download the schedule in Microsoft Word, click here or visit www.HearTheCall.org and
click on the "Men's Calendar" link.
 Reminder:
Manual
of Prayers for the Family and Youth
available for purchase;
only $1 each
A
great resource for couples preparing for marriage or
the Baptism of a child; youth preparing to receive First
Eucharist or Confirmation, or anyone! Click here to
download an order form in Microsoft
Word or contact the Office of Vocations at 203-416-1513.
Reminder:
Establish a Vocation
Liaison Committee in your parish
The response to this initiative has been exceptionally
positive! We invite you to join them by choosing a lay volunteer
to contact and meet with Fr. Robert Kinnally to promote vocations
in your parish. If you have any questions, please contact Father
Kinnally: 203-416-1513 or e-mail vocations@HearTheCall.org.
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Please
promote the Pastoral Plan in your bulletin each weekend.
Bulletin
Announcements:
September 4th and 5th, 2010
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wisdom and prudence are two of the main themes of today’s readings,
especially the first reading and the Gospel. We should always
apply wisdom and prudence when making a decision. The author
of the first reading from the Book of Wisdom is convinced that
we need wisdom and prudence and that real wisdom is a gift from
God. A reminder for this week is to pray as we ought for guidance
when we are to make a decision and the Psalm can help us: “Teach
us to number our days aright, that we may gain wisdom of heart.”
Bulletin
Announcements:
Save
the Date: Saturday, November 6th, 2010-Catechetical Congress, Sacred
Heart University
The Catechetical Congress is a day long event
for all adults of the Diocese to enrich their lives in prayer,
discussion and lectures. The theme is “Do Whatever He Tells You.”
~ Catechizing through the Mysteries of Light ~.
We have a line up of dynamic speakers scheduled to attend:
Seán Cardinal O’Malley of Boston will be delivering the Keynote
Address, Immaculée Ilibagiza, survivor of the Rwandan genocide
will present a Witness talk. The are four workshops scheduled
which will be presented by Monsignor Lorenzo Albacete, Dr. Joan
Kelly, Sr. Clare Matthiass, CFR and Dr. Dianne Traflet. The
registration fee is $25 which includes lunch. Mass will be celebrated
by Bishop Lori. Additional information and registration forms
will be available on our website in the coming weeks; www.officeforpastoralservices.org.
Bulletin
Announcements:
Respect Life Sunday,
October 3rd, 2010
Respect for Every Human Life across the spectrum of life must
be our continuous concern and pursuit! In this context, we have
the annual observance of Respect Life Sunday. Every parish throughout
the nation is requested to conduct the observance at the Masses
on the weekend encompassing Respect Life Sunday. This year, the
observance will occur on the weekend of October 2-3,
2010. Each
pastor/administrator should have received, via mail, a packet
with the theme--"THE MEASURE OF LOVE IS TO LOVE WITHOUT
MEASURE"--that provides materials for this observance, and
includes information regarding respect life issues and devotional
activities. For letter from Msgr. Ernest Esposito, Director of
Pro-Life Ministry, and bulletin message Click
here
Bulletin
Announcements:
Benefit Dinner:
World Youth Day is a week-long spiritual journey where pilgrims
from all over the world unite to share their faith. The week includes
prayer, song, concerts, drama, sharing, liturgy, catechesis, and
an unforgettable vigil and closing Mass with the Holy Father Benedict
XVI.
We will be hosting a benefit dinner on October 16, 2010 at St.
Francis of Assisi in Weston at 6:00 p.m. This dinner is
being held to lower the cost of the trip for all participants,
as well as provide scholarship opportunities for underprivileged
teens. Our Spanish-style dinner will include a night of music,
entertainment, wine tasting, and some Spanish style flamenco
dancing (free lessons included). It will also include a live
auction and a raffle with many unique items such as: a free trip
to WYD, dinner for 10, and other various gifts and trips! Please
join us!
WORLD YOUTH PILGRIMAGE TO SPAIN 2011
This is a very exciting pilgrimage and you don’t
want to miss out. It is a time to be with about 2 million
youth from all over the world while deepening your faith,
making new friends, being with the Pope, and having fun. It is
an amazing experience no one should miss out on!
The pilgrims will go to Madrid, Santiago
and Fatima.
Spend 3 days with the Pope!
Make sure you reserve your spot to ensure that
you won’t miss out!!
For more information please see: http://bridgeport.wydmadrid2011.net/
You
can also check out this event on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Bridgeport-CT/World-Youth-Day-Diocese-of-Bridgeport/107396402629619?ref=ts
Download the flyer
here.
Youth and young adults between 16 and 35 years old are invited
to come.
questions at: srscheelje@diobpt.org. We
are very excited to hear from you!
Bulletin Announcement:
Rachel's Vineyard Retreat for Healing
After Abortion
If you are suffering from the pain
of an abortion, experience the healing love of Jesus on a
Rachel's Vineyard Retreat weekend from September
17-19, 2010 in Fairfield County. The retreat will combine spiritual meditations,
discussions, Confession, a Memoral Service and Mass. Participation
is strictly confidential and offers a beautiful opportunity
to experience God's Love and to help you forgive yourself
and others. Participants have their own private room. For
more information, please call the retreat director at 203-218-0291
or e-mail her at Jeremiah31v17@aol.com or visit our website
at www.rachelsvineyarddbpt.com. All inquiries are kept in
the strictest of confidence. This ministry is sponsored
by the Respect Life Office of the Diocese of Bridgeport.
Reminder:
Volunteers and Prayer Team Members needed!
The Office for Pastoral Services is looking for
individuals who are interested in volunteering for a group called St.
Gabriel’s Helpers. Individuals in this group would
be available to the Office for Pastoral Services [at the Catholic
Center] to help with mailings, assist as ushers for Diocesan
events, or make phone calls as needed from the office. If you
are interested in helping in this much needed ministry, please
contact Lou Pante at lpante@aol.com or
(203) 743-3949.You are also invited to join The Rose of Mary Prayer
Team. The
prayer team’s objective is to satiate the thirst of Christ
by supporting the Office of Pastoral Services through prayer
and sacrifice. We ask for a daily commitment of prayer for
the intentions of each of the Ministries, the office staff,
and the people we serve. More information is available below.
If you are interested in joining The Rose of Mary Prayer Team,
please contact June Vendetti: j.vendetti@sbcglobal.net.
 Download the Rose
of Mary Prayer Team information
Reminder:
Ministry
to Deaf Parishioners Available
Deaf Parishioners in your parish can be ministered
to by Father Nicholas Pavia and Sr. Nancy O’Neill. They are
available for home and hospital visits, interpret at Mass, and offer religious
education. Father Pavia is also available for Confession. Please
contact Father Pavia at 924-8611 if
you would like more information.
Bulletin
Announcement:
Diocesan Celebration of Marriage Anniversaries
Bishop William E. Lori will celebrate a
Mass in which the commemoration of significant marriage anniversaries
will occur, at Saint Theresa Church, Trumbull, on Sunday,
October 17, 2010, at 3:00 p.m. Bishop Lori will be the homilist
and will administer both the renewal of marriage vows and the
presentation of comemorative certificates.
Couples who have or will
be celebrating (during the months of July - December) one
of the following wedding anniversaries - 15th, 20th, 25th,
30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th AND 50 PLUS YEARS - are
invited to participate with family and friends. Interested
couples should register with one's own parish office as soon
as possible. The deadline for registration is Monday,
October 4, 2010. Click
here for registration form.
New Resources for Marriage & Family
Life
 USCCB New Website
Resources for your Parish
We want to share with you some good news about two website
resources that can enhance and assist your marriage and family
life ministries.
First, the successful and popular website "For
Your Marriage" (http://www.foryourmarriage.org)
has just re-launched with an entirely new design and a lot
of new content. What's new and improved about "for your
marriage"? Go and take a look. Also, you can read the
news release describing it at: http://www.usccb.org/comm/archives/2010/10-069.shtml
Second, the USCCB now offers a special
marriage and family website completely in Spanish (http://www.portumatrimonio.org).
This is an original website, modeled on "For Your
Marriage" but
not simply a translation of it. Here you will find advice,
stories, testimonials, videos and other resources that are
culturally-responsive to the needs of Spanish-speaking couples
and parents.
La USCCB ha creado una nueva página web sobre Matrimonio
y Familia completamente en español (http://www.portumatrimonio.org).
Esta es una página muy original, modelada según “for your marriage”,
pero no es una simple traducción de ésta. Aquí podrás encontrar
consejos, historias, testimonios, videos y otros recursos que
son respuesta a las necesidades de parejas y padres de habla
hispana.You can read the news release describing "por tu matrimonio" at: http://www.usccb.org/comm/archives/2010/10-030.shtmlBulletin Announcement:
Natural Family Planning Classes Natural Family Planning Classes will be held at St. Rose of Lima in Newtown
on September 24th, October 22nd, and November 19th from 7:00 till 9:30 pm at
38 Church Hill Road in the upper room. It takes a series of three classes to
learn the method. For more information please contact Al and Adrienne Keogler
at 203-270-9544 or email a.keogler@att.net. To register, or for more information
on NFP, please visit the Couple to Couple League internation at www.ccli.org.Natural Family Planning Classes will be held at
St. Rose of Lima in Newtown on Sept. 24th, Oct. 22nd, and Nov. 19th from
7:00 till 9:30 PM at 38 Church Hill Road
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Reminder:
VIRTUS
Protecting God's Children schedule
To download an updated list of dates, places,
and times for training in Microsoft Word,
Click
here.
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Development Office
Contact: Jeff Machi, Director of Development 203-416-1473 |
Thank you Pastors, Staff and Volunteers for your support
in promoting the Appeal and for encouraging parishioners to participate
in the 2010 Annual Bishop's Appeal. Our final results as of July
30th were $11,608,943 including $11,355,416 in unrestricted support
and $253,527 in restricted gifts from 28,493 donors.
Pulpit/Bulletin
Announcements:
Thank you for your support to the 2010 Annual Bishop's Appeal.
Your kind generosity will allow the Diocese of Bridgeport to
help people in all walks of life. Our Diocesan ministries will
continue to benefit countless individuals and families and Catholic
Charities will provide over 25 programs including feeding and
housing programs for the poor and disadvantaged.
MATCHING
GIFTS PROGRAM
It is
helpful for parishioners to know that we have a Matching Gifts
Program in place. For more information please contact the Development
Office at 203-416-1312 or
aba@diobpt.org.
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Education
Contact: Dr.
Margaret Dames, Superintendent of Schools |
Notice
The Office of
Education would like to inform you of the consolidation of Holy
Family and Assumption School both located in Fairfield. Please
refer to the attached
letter that was given to our parents and
guardians.
Reminder:
EPS Notice
EPS: Educating Catholics to Understand, Live and Share
their Faith since 1978.
See http://eps.trinitydc.edu
Reminder:
Articles in Support of Catholic Education
Please read the fourth of 13 articles written by the
Catholic Bishops of New England in support of Education. This
one is written by Bishop Richard Malone of Portland,
ME.
"Strengthening
the Heartbeat of our Catholic Schools"
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Bulletin
Announcements:
Noted Economist to speak at Catholic Charities Breakfast in Danbury. Click here for more information.
Bulletin
Announcements:
Catholic
Charities Housing and CCUSA Centennial
CelebrationOn
Friday September 24, 2010 an evening of dinner, dancing and
awards will take place at St. Matthew Parish Hall, 216 Scribner
Avenue, Norwalk. Proceeds from the evening benefit Catholic
Charities housing program, which provides affordable supportive
housing to more than 230 individuals and families at risk of
homelessness in the Diocese of Bridgeport. Housing sites include
Catholic Charities Housing at Merton Center, Bethlehem House,
Conger House and the Scattered Site Housing Program. During
the program, special recognition will be given to the Most
Rev. William E. Lori for his ongoing support of the housing
programs of Catholic Charities. Bishop Lori will present the
First Annual Bishop William E. Lori Award to a resident of
Catholic Charities Housing.The evening will be hosted by Msgr.
Walter Orlowski. Co-chairs are Teresa Rodriguez and Tricia
Patrikios.For further information and to make a reservation,
please contact Rosie Vite of Catholic Charities at (203)416-1503
or e-mail rvite@ccfc-ct.org. To
view click here.
Bulletin
Announcements:
THOMAS
MERTON CENTER in
Bridgeport needs pasta, toiletries- shampoo,
soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste- trial sizes
preferred, for their guests. To help,
please drop off or call Mark
Grasso: 203-367-9036.
MORNING GLORY in Danbury
is in need of cereal and pancake mix. For
more information and to make a donation, please contact Michele
Conderino: 203-748-0848, ext. 231.
Reminder:
Catholic Charities Harvest Now - Garden Project:
The Harvest Now Garden Project is now underway in parishes and
universities throughout the Diocese of Bridgeport. The program
has been created to implement
community gardens in churchyards and on every faith based community
that can participate. Through this mission, local people can
fill in the gaps that are so apparent, as the economy worsens
and their quality of life deteriorates.
Every participating church and synagogue has been given
a suggested commodity to grow, either on their surrounding property
or in raised bed gardens that can be built anywhere including
parking lots. Catholic Charities Harvest Now has provided the
expertise to develop these plots.
Brooks Sumberg of Westport, the volunteer who created the successful
Bike Project, has brought his entrepreneurial skills to community
gardens by creating a turnkey program that suggests the best
plot and planting patterns. Each parish has made the minimum
donation to purchase seed, soil and other garden needs.
The food grown and collected is already being distributed for
us by the Food Bank and used in our Merton House kitchen and
the other food pantries throughout the city.
The following parishes and congregations are Harvest Now participants:
Sacred Heart University
Fairfield University
St Pius X Parish, Fairfield
Our Lady of Assumption Parish, Fairfield
Temple Shalom, Norwalk
St John’s Parish, Darien
St Rita’s Parish, Hamden
St Michael’s Parish, Greenwich
St Michael’s School, Greenwich
St Mark’s, Stratford
Christ Episcopal Church, TrumbullFor more information on the Harvest Now Garden Project or to
get your parish or school involved, please call Brooks Sumberg
at 203-984-1840
Connecticut Bike Project:
Connecticut Bike Project collects and distributes donated bicycles
in good shape to the poor of Bridgeport through the Urban Center
at St. Charles Parish and our new partnership with Fresh Start
- Reentry Program to help those in need of transportation to
work and errands especially the economically disadvantaged,
individuals with physical or mental disabilities that prevent
them from driving, ex-offenders and those without licenses
to drive.
Parishes are encouraged to host weekend bike drives. Please spread
the word that bicycles are in need for this project.
Bikes can also be dropped of at 96 Hillspoint Road in Westport
(please leave them at the house end of the driveway) or you may
contact it’s founder and Catholic Charities lead volunteer for
the project Mr. Brooks Sumberg by email at bsumberg@earthlink.net .
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Ministry For Religious
Contact: Monsignor Ernest T. Esposito
Episcopal Vicar for Religious
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Reminder:
Positions Available
An updated
list of positions available is posted on the Diocesan website: click
here.
Job Title: Benefits Manager (New Posting)
Hours: Part-time 20 hrs per week
Location: Catholic Center, Bridgeport, CT Skills and Qualifications: Prior benefit experience Send Cover Letter and Resume to: HRDept@diobpt.org or
Human Resources, 238 Jewett Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06606. Job Title: Catholic Charities - Empowering People for
Success (New Posting)
Hours: full-time position
Location: Catholic Charities , Bridgeport, CT Skills and Qualifications: Requires a degree in Human
Services Field. Primarily field work requiring use of a personal
vehicle. Send Cover Letter and Resume to: HRDept@diobpt.org or
Human Resources, 238 Jewett Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06606.
LEGAL NOTICES: Hospital Chaplain Public Inspection Public Inspection BenefitsPublic Inspection Hospital ChaplainPublic Inspection LocationsPublic Inspection Typed Document
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Bulletin
Announcements:
School
Sisters of Notre Dame invite you to experience a day trip to Women & Spirit: Catholic Sisters of America Exhibit at
Ellis Island National Park on Saturday October 23, 2010. Click
here to view details.
Call for volunteers: Malta House, a home for single
mothers and their babies, located in Norwalk, will be holding
a Volunteer Orientation on September 13, 2010 at Malta
House from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm. We will be discussing
our current volunteer opportunities for 2010 and 2011. For more
information or to RSVP, please contact Maureen Coudert, Coordinator
of Development and Volunteers, at 203-857-0088 or by email at
mcoudert@maltahouse.org.
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