What is a Bissell?

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In my parish bulletin, where they have the Mass intentions for the week, it read: “(Bissell) Monday 1pm - Joe Smith.”
I’ve never heard of that before. Do any of you know what it is? Is it a Mass?
 
In my parish bulletin, where they have the Mass intentions for the week, it read: “(Bissell) Monday 1pm - Joe Smith.”
I’ve never heard of that before. Do any of you know what it is? Is it a Mass?
Is it possibly the last name of the priest celebrant, or lector or something?
 
A vacuum cleaner comes to mind, but that can’t be it. I just did a google and found all sorts of strange things, although none of what I saw seems to have a religious connotation. 🤷
 
Probably the name of the person who requested the Mass. Why don’t you ask the pastor or the person who prepares the bulletin?

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Very likely it is the person who requested the intention.
 
If it’s the person who requested the intention, then why don’t they have the names of the others who request intentions? And I don’t think it’s the same intention every week at 1pm. Also, Mondays are the only day when there’s something at 1pm at my church.
 
I would bet it is either the requester or the celebrant. You can request multiple masses for a person so it’s possible this Bissell person either requested it multiple times or that someone named Bissell is the celebrant.
 
If it’s the person who requested the intention, then why don’t they have the names of the others who request intentions? And I don’t think it’s the same intention every week at 1pm. Also, Mondays are the only day when there’s something at 1pm at my church.
Does the priest celebrate another Mass that day?
 
In my parish bulletin, where they have the Mass intentions for the week, it read: “(Bissell) Monday 1pm - Joe Smith.”
I’ve never heard of that before. Do any of you know what it is? Is it a Mass?
Is this Mass being held in your parish church or at another site?

It could be that is the name of the place where the Mass will be held.

For example, a local parish celebrates Mass at a local nursing home once a month and it is one of the 2 daily Masses they offer.
It is listed in the bulletin as Cherry Hill @ 2:00pm.
 
Is this Mass being held in your parish church or at another site?

It could be that is the name of the place where the Mass will be held.

For example, a local parish celebrates Mass at a local nursing home once a month and it is one of the 2 daily Masses they offer.
It is listed in the bulletin as Cherry Hill @ 2:00pm.
Thank you!! I think I just realized what Bissell is! It’s most likely a Mass that is held at a local hospital. I’ve been trying to figure this out for weeks. Thank you 🙂
 
Is this Mass being held in your parish church or at another site?

It could be that is the name of the place where the Mass will be held.

For example, a local parish celebrates Mass at a local nursing home once a month and it is one of the 2 daily Masses they offer.
It is listed in the bulletin as Cherry Hill @ 2:00pm.
This is quite possible. Our parish contains a number of nursing homes, retirement communities and a high school with its own chapel. Every so often Mass will be celebrated at one or other of these, and the bulletin listing will start with the name of the place where it is being held.
 
Thank you!! I think I just realized what Bissell is! It’s most likely a Mass that is held at a local hospital. I’ve been trying to figure this out for weeks. Thank you 🙂
Oh, that makes sense!
 
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