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Renew, Rebuild, and Reach Out: Disciples in Heartfelt Communion with Jesus Christ

St. Monica Parish

Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday 4:00pm (for Sunday)

Sunday

7:30am/9:30am/11:30am/5:30pm

St. Lucy Parish

Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday

4:00pm (for Sunday)

Sunday

8:00am/9:30am/11:30am

31st Sunday in Ordinary Time October 30, 2016

St. Monica Parish St. Lucy Parish 212 Lawrence St • Methuen, MA 254 Merrimack St • Methuen, MA

Feast of All Saints

This Tuesday, November 1st is the Feast of All Saints,

a Holy Day of Obligation where

all are required to attend Mass.

Following are the Mass Schedules for

St. Monica and St. Lucy Parishes

Saint Monica Parish

Monday, October 31 - Vigil Mass: 4:00pm

Tuesday, November 1 - Feast of All Saints 7:00am and *10:00am

*School Mass, all are welcome

Saint Lucy Parish

Tuesday, November 1 - Feast of All Saints 8:00am , 12:30pm and 5:30pm

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PARISH OFFICES 254 Merrimack St • Methuen, MA 01844 Telephone (978) 683-1193 or (978) 686-3311 methuencatholic@gmail.com stmonicamethuen.org • stlucymethuen.org www.methuencatholic.org/parish

PASTORAL STAFF Father William P. Lohan ext. 992 Pastor

Father John A. Cassani ext. 993 Parochial Vicar Father Joseph Thomas, BSO (978) 319-7873 Weekend Assistant Father Herb Jones ext. 111 In Residence

Deacon John Pierce ext. 39 Permanent Deacon Anne Mullin ext. 21 Administrative Assistant

Ann Collins ext. 29 Administrative Assistant

Carolyn Leocata ext. 28 Administrative Assistant

Karl Jackson ext. 35 Director of Faith Formation faithformation.stlm@gmail.com

Samantha Moore ext. 36 Youth Minister youth.stlm@gmail.com

Sr. Rina Brunetti, pm ext. 34 Pastoral Associate in the Care of the Sick

Paul Jernberg ext. 27 Music Director pfjernberg@gmail.com

Sharon Waning Choir Director/Lead Cantor - St. Lucy

Kera Mansour ext. 26 Business Manager

Kevin Fitzgerald Facilities Manager (St. Lucy’s) & RCIA Coordinator

MARRIAGES. Please call the parish office at least six months prior to the proposed wedding date and before booking a reception hall.

St. Monica Parish Sacrament of Reconciliation Friday 6:30-7:30 pm Saturday 3:00-3:45 pm St. Lucy Parish Sacrament of Reconciliation Tuesday 4:30-5:30pm Saturday 3:00-3:45 pm

and any time by appointment

BAPTISMS. Please call the parish office. St. Monica’s Parish (1st full weekend of the month) Saturday 12:30 pm/Sunday 1:00pm St. Lucy Parish 3rd Saturday of the Month 12:30pm

St. Lucy Daily Mass Schedule Monday through Wednesday 8:00 am St. Monica Daily Mass Schedule Thursday and Friday 7:00 am and

Saturday 8:00 am

St. Lucy Holy Days of Obligation

8:00 am, 12:30 pm, and 7:00 pm

St. Monica Holy Days of Obligation

4:00pm (prior eve)/7:00 am and 10:00 am

Civic Holiday Schedule:

Normal Schedule at both Parishes

ST. MONICA SCHOOL 212 Lawrence St • Methuen, MA 01844 Telephone (978) 686-1801 saintmonicaoffice@verizon.net www.methuencatholic.org/school SCHOOL STAFF Sister Suzanne Fondini, mfic School Principal

Sharon Tully Administrative Assistant

PARISH SERVICES Prayer Line (978) 683-1193 ext 41 St. Vincent de Paul (978) 686-9573 at St. Monica’s Parish

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COLLABORATIVE NEWS & EVENTS

We’re so happy you joined us this weekend and we’d love to have you worship with us regularly. Come discover the peace that comes from following our Lord Jesus. Contact us at the parish offices so we can get to know each other better. (978) 683-1193 or (978) 686-3311.

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Miscellaneous Information

SCRIPTURE CLASSES 2016 "Exploring the Scriptural Foundation of the Mysteries of the Rosary, and Responding in Prayer and Song"

Presenter: Rachel Voiland Using the twenty Mysteries of the Rosary as a framework, we'll study the lives of Jesus and Mary in depth. Sessions will be presented using Sacred Scripture as well as ideas from the writings of traditional and contemporary Scripture scholars. There will be quiet listening to recorded music selections pertaining to each Mystery, and an opportunity for a prayerful response. Bibles will be available for use by participants. There is no cost for the program. Participants may choose a morning or an evening class, located in the St. Lucy Schoolhouse. Sessions began on Tuesday September 13th and will continue through Tuesday, November 15th. from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. (OR) 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

For questions or to register call Rachel Voiland at 978-683-8138, or email rachelvoiland@comcast.net.

Benefit Concert on Sunday, November 20th at 5:30pm!

Coming up very soon: please come to the Benefit Concert to be presented at St. Monica's on Sunday, November 20 at 5:30pm! This concer t will feature the Liturgy No. 3 by American Canadian composer Roman Hurko, who will be traveling here from New York to join us for this event. This choral work is an extraordinarily beautiful setting of the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, the Liturgy of many of the Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic Churches. The concert will be concluded with sung Compline for the Feast of St. Cecilia. The Cor Unum

Chorale, (“of one hear t”, cf. Acts 4:32), a choir based here at St. Monica's, conducted by our music director Paul Jernberg and including over 50 singers from the Merrimack Valley and beyond, will be performing this inspirational concert. In lieu of tickets, a free will offering will be taken at the concert. All funds raised will go directly to benefit refugees and internally displaced people in the Middle East, through the Knights of Columbus Christian Refugee

Relief Fund. We hope to see you at this concert which promises to be a glorious event as well as a wonderful opportunity to help our brothers and sisters in need! For more information and/or to donate, contact Paul Jernberg at the parish office or visit youcaring.com (type in number 656504).

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Saturday, November 26, 2016

The Bus leaves St. Lucy Parking Lot at 11:00AM. and arrives at the Shrine at approximately 2:30pm. Departs the Shrine at 6:15PM. Includes lunch at Incontro Restaurant, Franklin, MA. Choice of 3 meals, Grilled Tenderloin Tips with Red Wine Jus, Crusted Baked Haddock, or Chicken Alla Parmigianna with Penne. The Cost for the Bus and lunch is $55.00 (does not include Gratuity for Bus Driver). Call Kathy Burke for info or Reservations at 978-807-3373

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The Padre Pio Prayer Group will meet at Saint Monica Parish, 212 Lawrence St. on Tuesday, November 8th at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome.

Note: Moved to 2nd Tuesday this month only because of the All Saints Holy Day,

St. Lucy and St. Monica Adoration Eucharistic Adoration takes place at St. Lucy’s Church and St. Monica’s Chapel. Please contact Bonnie Doherty at bonnieocds@gmail.com or 978-270-3366 for more information about adoration at St. Monica’s and the parish office for information about adoration at St. Lucy’s.

Tuesdays (St. Lucy) 1:30-4:30pm

*Fridays (St. Monica) 7:30am-7:30pm

*PLEASE NOTE! No late starts for November and

December. However, there is no adoration or confession

on Nov. 25, Dec. 23 and Dec. 30 due to Holiday

weekends.

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Miscellaneous Information (Cont’d)

Program for Adults desiring to receive the Sacraments

Sessions will be offered, starting at the end of October, for any adults interested in our Catholic faith and in becoming a member of the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Baptism, Holy Communion and Confirmation, a program commonly known as RCIA. Anyone interested in receiving any or all of these sacraments, which they may have not received in their youth, are encouraged and

welcomed to attend. If YOU know of anyone interested, please let them know and we will gladly welcome them and explain the process offered. Also, these sessions are open to anyone who has received their Sacraments but might want to come to a deeper appreciation of what these Sacraments are about. You too are welcome to join in a very interesting and relaxed atmosphere. Sessions will begin in the Fall at the St Lucy Parish Schoolhouse. Any questions please contact Kevin Fitzgerald, at 978-686-3311 or Bonnie Bonanno at 978-609-7307.

Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Novena AT ST. LUCY CHURCH.

Our Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, held each Monday at

7:00pm, will end in two weeks, Monday, November 7th. Please join us these last 2 nights as we honor Mary with the Rosary & Novena Prayers. We will end the Holy Hour with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

Wednesday, November 2, 2016 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

St. Lucy’ Church Hall All St. Lucy and St. Monica parishioners are invited to take part in a monthly Ultreya. This Spanish word means “Onward!” “Persevere!” “Hang in There!” Words of encouragement to each other as we travel on life’s journey. Ultreya this month will be begin with Liturgy and includes voluntary sharing in small intimate and confidential groups, fellowship and refreshments that signify Christian hospitality. Our guest speaker, one of our own St. Monica parishioners, Caroline Beaudoin, has been invited to offer a personal witness of what life was like before Cursillo and how it is now after the Cursillo experience. Come support our dear friend! All parishioners are invited to come and share in this monthly evening of praise and worship. Please feel free to invite a friend to join you!

Commission to Assist Our Brothers and Sisters in

Need Nursing Home Outreach …... We have established a team to provide visits to parishioners of Saint Monica and Saint Lucy Parishes who are in the Nevins Nursing and Rehab Center. If you know of a family member or friend at the Nevins who would enjoy having a visit, feel free to contact: Jeanne Desmond at 978-377-0017. Also, If you have a few hours a month to spare, we would love to have you join us in this very important ministry. We currently have four volunteers. (Note: it would be nice if some men could volunteer to talk sports or play cards with residence). We visit in teams of two, and these visits can take place at your convenience. Eventually, as the team expands, we hope to visit other facilities in Methuen as well. For more information, or to volunteer, please contact Jeanne.

Grace-filled Greetings - We have a volunteer who would like to send greeting cards to the parishioners of Saint Monica and Saint Lucy Parishes who may be home bound, in nursing homes or rehabilitation centers, or are going through difficulties. (We will be praying for these people as well.) If you have a friend or relative who would enjoy being remembered periodically, please call Kathy Garon at 978-683-1193, ext 119 and leave the name, address, and a little information about the person's circumstances, and your name and phone number as well. This new program will only be successful if you provide us with the needed information. Also, if sending greeting cards or notes of encouragement sounds like something you would be interested in doing, please call Kathy. Thank you!

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Please pray for those whose funerals were recently held in our parish.

Saint Monica Parish Community extends our sympathy to their family and friends.

Roses for Life have been donated...

In Loving Memory of Michael Giarrusso and Linda Giarrusso

In Loving Memory of Cecile and Peter Checovich

In Loving Memory of Carole Anne Battye

In Loving Memory of John and Florence Welch

In Loving Memory of Helena Cronin

In Loving Memory of Alice and Edward Hannagan

In Loving Memory of Margaret and Patrick Dorsey

For a Speedy Recovery for Danielle Fraize

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

Saturday, October 29 4:00pm Mary V. Fusco (Memorial)

Sunday, October 30 7:30am Stanton Donnelly (Memorial)

9:30am (Multiple Intentions) Mary Arsenault (Special Intention) Mary Ellen Leonard (Anniversary) Fernando Cordeiro (Anniversary) Pauline Brunette (1st Anniversary) For those buried from St. Monica in September: Hugh Hanna, Marie Berube, Francis Berghiaume, Armand J. Deshaies, Jane Finnigan, Louis P. Janson, Rene Poirier, and Atty. Michael Manzi (Memorial)

11:30am Evelyn Wildes (Anniversary)

5:30pm Special intention for Stephanie

Monday, October 31 4:00pm Vigil of All Saints

Tuesday, November 1 (Feast of All Saints) 7:00am Thomas Jacobs (Memorial) 10:00am Thomas Pappalardo (Anniversary)

Thurs. November 3 7:00am Deacon Bob Mulligan (Anniversary)

Friday, November 4 7:00am Patrick Mesiti (Memorial)

Saturday October 5 8:00am (Multiple Intentions) James Hourihan (Anniversary) Living and Deceased Members of the Szablowski and DiZazzo Families Madeline Vachon (Memorial)

4:00pm Living and Deceased Members of the Frappier and Plourde Families

Sunday, November 6 7:30am Angela Ciocca (Memorial)

9:30am (multiple intentions) Charlie and Rose Hanafin (Special Intention) Richard (Dick) Dube (1st Anniversary) Colombe Zucchi (Birthday Memorial) Carole Battye (Months Mind) Blondin St. Pierre (1st Anniversary)

11:30am Eveline Nault (1st Anniversary)

5:30pm People of St. Monica and St. Lucy Parishes

First Saturday Devotion:

Devotions at St. Monica’s Church on Saturday, November 5th, beginning with Mass at 8:00am and followed with the Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, other

devotions, and prayers. All are welcome!

ST. MONICA PARISH

STEWARDSHIP October 23, 2016

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OFFERTORY: $ 11,310.50 Cath. World Mission: $ 2,618.00

Thank you for your generous contribution to

the mission of our parish.

St. Vincent de Paul Society “YES I CAN” program WE CAN USE…..for Pasta (Spaghetti), Pasta Sauce, Pancake Mix, Pancake Syrup, Canned Fruit, Cereal, Beans, Carrots, Peas, and canned pasta

The Catholic Family Library The Catholic Family Library will be available for free lending of books/DVD’s this Sunday,

October 30th in the back of the church following the 9:30 Mass. Borrowed books/DVD’s may be returned in the basket bin (returns) located in the back of the church.

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Please pray for Kenneth Kozak who recently died.

May his soul and the souls of all our faithful departed rest in peace.

STEWARDSHIP October 23, 2016

OFFERTORY: $ 5,474.00 Catholic World Missions: $ 1,553.00

Thank you for your generous contribution to the

mission of our parish.

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

Saturday, October 29 4:00pm Perry, Clara, Steven and Beverly Autiello (Memorial) Sunday, October 30 8:00am Nancy & Syd DeMarco, Marie Querol and Grace Barbin (Memorial)

9:30am The People of St. Lucy & St. Monica Parishes

11:30am (multiple intentions) Thomas & Dorothy Coleman (25th Wedding Anniv) (Renewal of Vows after Mass) Grace and John Mulligan (Memorial) Maria Bruno (Memorial) Edward Kopec and Emily Kopec (Memorial) Dick Talbot (Memorial) Lucille Guimond (Month’s Mind)

Monday, October 31 8:00am

Tuesday, November 1 (Feast of All Saints) 8:00am Sandra Rizzotti (Memorial) 12:30pm 5:30pm

Wednesday, November 2 8:00am Alfio and Vincenza Scandura (Memorial)

Saturday, November 5 4:00pm Michelangelo Iuvara (Anniversary) Sunday, November 6 8:00am Harriet Despres (Memorial)

9:30am Salvatore Privitera (1st Anniversary)

11:30am (multiple intentions) John and Anthony Fiato (Memorial) Walter Cheltowski (Memorial) Anthony and Tillie DeAngelis (Anniversary) Patricia Jankowski Memorial) Anthony Carsanaro (5th Anniversary)

ST. LUCY PARISH

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY SODALITY NEWS The next Sodality meeting will be held on Sunday, November 6th after the 9:30 Mass and the praying of the rosary. If you have been considering joining the Sodality, please join us….and bring a friend.

We are a Sodality dedicated to the Blessed Mother in Service to our parish and our community.

REMINDER!!! Saint Lucy Parish’s Annual Turkey Shoot will be held in the Parish Hall on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2016

from 1:00 to 4:00 pm NUMEROUS PRIZES

Please join us for a fun-filled afternoon.

SAINT LUCY MEN'S GUILD "Sunday, November 20, 2017

Members are invited to gather in the vestibule for 9:30 Mass

Meeting will begin at 10:30 in church hall (immediately following the 9:30 Mass)

+All men of invited to come and learn more about our mission Bring a Friend+

MEMORIAL MASS - The Annual Memorial Mass for those who were buried from St. Lucy Parish during the last year will be held on Saturday, November 12th at 9:00am. All are invited to attend.

Roses for Life Drive at St. Lucy's

Fresh roses will be available outside the church this weekend. Suggested donations are $2 for one rose and $5 for three roses. Donations will be given to Massachusetts Citizens for Life. Thank you in advance for your prayers and generosity.

Monica Silvey Chair, Greater Lawrence Chapter of MCFL (978) 683-4950

~Thank You~ Saint Lucy Sodality would

like to thank all who donated bakery items, gift cards, monetary donations, and especially their time and talent to make this year’s Craft Fair a “GREAT SUCCESS”.

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ST. MONICA SCHOOL

The students in Gr. 1,2,3 and 4 welcomed an amazing guest speaker on Wednesday Oct 19th. It was the WBZ meteorologist Danielle Niles! She showed the students,interactive clips of her meteorological studio, along with various types of clouds, storms and weather patterns. She had the children (and even Sister Suzanne, the teachers, and Father Lohan) mesmerized as she explained the differences between tornadoes and hurricanes, hail and sleet, watches and warnings, and stratus and cumulus clouds! She displayed her "tornado in a bottle" and explained various places of safety to take cover in during storms. The real treat came the following morning when she gave a shout out to the wonderful St. Monica students on the air! What a pleasure to have such an educational presentation!

Saint Monica School News

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FROM FR. Bill

Time to Vote – an important part of faithful citizenship We are called to be faithful citizens and an important aspect of that is voting. This duty is not optional and is a requirement of our baptism that we put our faith into action. We never lay our faith aside in any action of our lives including when we are in the voting booth. All of us are called to a lifelong process of formation of conscience. We must listen to words of scripture and to the Church’s authentic interpretation while also listening to the teaching authority of the Church, particularly on matters of life and marriage. The Church speaks with the authority of Christ and we must always be attentive to what she teaches. We can never claim to be following our consciences without first understanding what the Church teaches and why it does so. Our consciences, to be properly formed, must conform to the truth. Our Catholic social and moral teaching is consistent in promoting the common good and the dignity of the human person. First among issues is the right to life at all stages. This includes the unborn, opposition to the death penalty and euthanasia. Fundamental to our society is the protection of marriage (one man and one woman) as the generator of families-the building block of society. We stand for religious freedom for those of all faiths. We are called to work for peace and to resort to war only as a last option in rare cases when such action meets very narrow “just war” criteria. The preferential option for the poor and economic justice is also required of us, as the Lord constantly reminds us that whatever we do for them we do for Christ himself. We must make sure the poor are fed and that housing and authentic health care needs are met. We are challenged to promote a just immigration policy that recognizes the importance of keeping families together. We can see that all of the above do not fit neatly into the platform of any political party. Catholics often can feel politically homeless as we see some, but not all, of our values championed while others seem ignored. The Catholic Church doesn’t endorse political parties or candidates for office. This is not, as is widely believed, because of a fear of a loss of tax exemption status. In 2012 a number of non-Catholic Christian clergy in Boston held a press conference to endorse a candidate running statewide. There was not a whisper in the press of those churches having their tax exemption revoked. Other Christian clergy across the nation have taped sermons in which they endorsed candidates and mailed them to the IRS in an attempt to bait the government into a court challenge. The government has taken no action. For Catholics, the reason we don’t endorse as a church community is truly sublime. Vatican II described the Church as the “sign and safeguard of the transcendental dimension of the human person” which is “not identified

with any political community or system.”(Gaudium et Spes, 76). This reminds us that though we are to make the world more just through our involvement, our eyes are always to be set upon the life of heaven. Were we to endorse parties and candidates we would forfeit our prophetic voice and be reduced to a mere advocacy group or lobby. In our short lifetimes we have seen dramatic shifts in platforms of political parties. Were we to be tied to one, the authenticity of our call to others to follow the person of Christ would be greatly diminished. Pray about your vote. Ask yourself why you are voting for a particular candidate or party and is your choice driven by your faith? Are you voting based solely on self-interest or truly desiring the common good? Check out http://

www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/faithful-citizenship/for more guidance if you find yourself struggling. Pax, Fr Bill

Following is Fr. Bill’s new e-mail address:

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