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July 21, 2013 Sixteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
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St. Joseph Parish Family Kingston—Plympton
August 29-30, 2015 Twenty-Second Sunday In Ordinary Time
PARISH STAFF
Administrator: Rev. Walter F. Keymont
*Email - [email protected]
Deacon: Deacon Kevin J. Winn
Coordinators of Faith Formation:
Prep I & II: Paula Leaverton
Gr. 1-8: Ellen Gunning
Director of Liturgy: Mary Ellen Steele
Administrative Assistant: Deborah Gomer
Secretary: Janet Jacobson
Faith Formation Secretary: Michelle Davies
Weekend Assistance: Rev. Robert Mallonee, S.V.D.
Property Manager: Stephen Medlin
THE PARISH OFFICE—272 Main St., Kingston, MA 02364
Monday—Friday: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Telephone for Parish Office and Rectory:
781-585-6679; 585-9157. Fax: 781-645-1337
Web Page: www.stjosephkingston.com
Email: [email protected]
FAITH FORMATION OFFICE 781-585-6372
Hours: Monday-Thursday: 9:30 am-2:00 pm
Email—[email protected]
DIRECTOR OF LITURGY: 781-934-6323
LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST: Parish Church
Masses: Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00, 10:00, and 11:30 AM
Weekday Mass: Monday—Friday: 9:00 AM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:
Saturdays: 4:00 - 4:30 PM and after Mass if requested.
Confessions any time, by appointment with Pastor.
ADORATION -We have the opportunity to come
before the Blessed Sacrament in Adoration on
Monday evenings from 6:00 pm until 7:30 pm.
During Adoration we will have quiet time, cele-
brate the Liturgy of the Hours (Evening Prayer)
and will conclude with Benediction.
OUR MISSION
We, the faith community of St. Joseph Parish,
Kingston-Plympton, believe that we are called
daily to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ:
to learn, to share, and to live the message of Jesus. Guided by
the Holy Spirit we recognize that we are unique with diverse
gifts from God and that as Christ's disciples we are to develop
these gifts of Time-Talent-Treasure, to nurture and strengthen
our families, our community, our nation, and our world.
BAPTISMS: For Catholics, the Sacrament of Baptism is the
first step in a lifelong journey of commitment and disciple-
ship. One Sunday a month the Sacrament of Baptism is
celebrated. Please call the parish office for information
regarding Baptism.
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Chairperson: Rev. Walter Keymont,
Members: Janet DiLeo Wade, Rob Forde, Tom Gillespie,
Jan Haas, Peg Hall, Sylvester Ingeme, Mike Jennings, Mike
Mayo, Steve Medlin, Patrick Rafferty, and Mark Scroggins
Ex Officio Members: Ellen Gunning—Family Faith
Kevin Winn—Deacon
PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL
Julie Cahill Chuck Mason Chris Kowilcik
Brian Griffin Sean Varano
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #4480:
Grand Knight: Rick Davies 781-585-6489
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS: The RCIA is
the process through which interested adults and older chil-
dren are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic faith
and way of life.
Contact Ann Moberg: 781-585-4912.
MEN’S BIBLE STUDY: Meets Thursday evenings,
7-8:30pm in Parish Office Bldg.
‘MATER DEI’ WOMEN’S GUILD – Spiritual gathering –
September thru May. Fourth Wednesdays at 7:30 pm.
PARISH PRAYER GROUP: Fatima Prayer Group: Thursdays
at 9:30 am. Parish Rosary: before each Daily Mass and
Monday evening at 6:30 pm.
MARIAN MOVEMENT CENACLE PRAYER:
Tuesday 9:30 to 11:00 am
PRAYER LINE: Call : Michelle Davies 781-585-6489
Deb Krueger 781-588-6001
ST. JOSEPH PARISH CEMETERY, Elm Street, Kingston. For
information, call the Parish Office.
FOOD PANTRY: Located at Parish Office.
Open on second Thursday and last Thursday each month
from 10:00 –11:30 am and 4:30 – 6:00 pm.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH CHURCH IS OPEN every day from 7 am
until 4:30 pm, for prayer and visits to the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
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PARISH FINANCES: The collection for the offertory on the weekend of August 22/23 was $6,127.33.
The budgeted amount needed per week is $6,500. Thank you for your continued support and generosity.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH OFFERS ONLINE GIVING, a web-based electronic contribution application. Online Giving
allows the option to manage your contributions online. This service is safe and secure and it is convenient for
you and for our parish staff. Placards are available at the entrance s of the Church to place in the Offertory
basket as an sign of your giving. You may register to donate using Online Giving by visiting our parish web-
site: www.stjosephkingston.com and selecting the Online Giving link.
THE 2015 CATHOLIC APPEAL CAMPAIGN - We have surpassed our goal of $27,531.00! To date the
parishioners have contributed $28,015.00. Thank you to all who have helped make our campaign a success.
If you have yet to give, we need your help. Sixty percent of the funds donated to the Catholic Appeal over
our assessed goal returns to St. Joseph Parish. For your convenience there are Catholic Appeal envelopes
available on the table in the entrance are of the hall.
FROM THE DESK OF OUR PASTOR
Dear Friends,
I want to take this opportunity to thank Jen Ierardi, who has led the “Love Ministry” of St. Joseph Parish
for many years. Jen’s work responsibilities have made it impossible for her to continue in this role. The
Love Ministry has five components which she has managed with such grace and dedication. The first role
is to organize and run the annual Mass of “Hope and Healing” which takes place around the first of Octo-
ber. At this Mass we invite as many of the residents of the Wingate facility to come and receive the Sacra-
ment of the Sick and attend a light reception in Our Lady’s Hall. This same invitation is extended to all of
our parishioners who for whatever reason would like to receive the Sacrament of the Sick and to attend
the reception in the hall following the Mass.
The second component of the Love Ministry is the weekly communion service at the Wingate Nursing
Home. I want to thank Carole Merrill who has agreed to be responsible for this service. There is a group
of dedicated parishioners who have been part of this service for some time and will continue to do so but
new help is always needed. You would need to be a Eucharistic Minister to accept this ministry.
The third part of the Love ministry is to schedule Eucharistic Ministers to bring communion to the Sick.
We do have a list of people who are willing to do so but we need someone who can co-ordinate this
important ministry so that the sick can receive the Eucharist.
The fourth part of the Love Ministry is the monthly Mass that I celebrate on the First Tuesday of the
month. My brother Knights of Columbus assist me in this task.
The fifth part of the Love Ministry is the assignment of the Eucharistic Minister at the weekend Masses.
Thankfully, Jen Ierardi will continue to take care of this aspect of the Love Ministry.
I would invite all of our parishioners to consider being a part of the Love Ministry—the sick and home-
bound deserve and need this Ministry.
God bless,
Father Wally
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St. Joseph Parish Family Kingston—Plympton
August 29-30, 2015 Twenty-Second Sunday In Ordinary Time
THIS WEEK’S MASSES
Saturday, August 29, 5 pm
‘Pro Populo’ Mass
Sunday, August 30, 8 am
Memorial Mass—Laura Santos
Sunday, August 30, 10 am
Anniversary Mass—Daniel, Helene & Brian Cadigan
Tuesday, September 1, 9 am
Memorial Mass—Lyle Anderson
Thursday, September 3, 9 am
Health Intention—Pat Knopf
NEXT WEEK’S MASSES
Saturday, September 5, 5 pm
Memorial Mass—Harold & Edith Chase
Sunday, September 6, 8 am
Memorial Mass—Edith Reardon
Sunday, September 6, 10 am
‘Pro Populo’ Mass
Sunday, September 6, 11:30 am
5th Anniversary Mass—Rich Cronin
OUR PRAYERS ARE REQUESTED for the repose of the
souls of Thomas Coyne and Robert Wilson.
WE ASK GOD’S HEALING GRACES upon those who are sick,
especially: Ryan Adler, Ann Andrews, Robert Barnes, Patricia
Bergeron, Justin Boddie, William Bonzi, Parker Brennan, Joseph
Cadillic, Lauren Calista, Diana Webster Campbell, Margaret Clancy,
Barbara Ann Coyle, Jr., Tom Croce, Rita Daly, William Dillon, Lily
Rose Drysdale, Michael Duffy, Lisa Swanson Eddy, Rev. William
English, Nicholas Enloe, Mary Ellen Fagan, Bob & Tina Ferante,
Mary Ann Fernandez, Terry Ferreira, Evelyn Filliger, Cheralyn Froio,
Patty Gillespie, Marjorie Hall, Irene Hardy, Mary Hayward, Peter
Henderson, Laurie Hoberg, Ellen Darcy Hourihan, Denise Jacoppo,
Will Warren Jones, Maddie Klein, Eva Lipton, Theresa Lynch, Anne
Maxwell, Joseph McGovern, Chris McIsaac, Carol McManus, Mary
Medlin, Mary Merry, Walter Moquin, Jr., Joyce Moran, Rena
Moran, Walter A. Moquin, Mary Motta, Baby Emily Grace Mullin,
Patricia Mullin, Mary Nevins, Cecilia Norton, Paul O’Brien, Bernice
O’Neil, Mary O’Neil, David O’Neill, Mary Ellen Nevins, Maura
O’Sullivan, Mya Parker, Jim Pratt, Richard Price, Debbie Ryan, Isaac
Schreurs, Warren Sherman, Ralph Sweeney, Larry Tinajare, Jack
Tura, Alexis Walker, Paula Watkins, Mary Van Winkle, Lillian
Wilson.
LET US PRAY for all people in the military and especially: Drake
Barry, Taylor Barry, Peter Brooks, Nadine Butterfield, Sister Claudia,
Brian Connor, Jacob Cook, Kevin Joseph Doherty, David D’Urso,
Barbara Dustin, Paul Dustin, Christopher Feroli, Vincent Gillespie,
Stephanie Villegas Hoag, Michael Kelley, Christopher LeBouvier,
Michael Lilleberg, James Linnehan, Dan MacSwain, Nathaniel
Sexton, David Sjostedt, Zeke Sjostedt, Jeff Souza, Kyle Sullivan,
Joshua Twombly, Aron Valla, Mark Vercollone, and Michael Vitra.
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN: Virtus Training Dates for School Year 2015—2016
AWARENESS SESSIONS SCHEDULE:
Thursday, September 17—7pm Saturday, October 17—8 am Thursday, November 19—7 pm
Saturday, January 9—8 am Thursday, February 11—7 pm Saturday, March 12—8 am
Thursday, April 7—7 pm
These training sessions will be held in Our Lady’s Hall here at St. Joseph Parish. Attending one of these sessions is mandated
for ALL volunteers/employees/ministers within the Parish Community. For more information contact the Parish Office.
Volunteers are only required to attend this Virtus training one time only.
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
In his letter today Saint James reminds us, “Humbly welcome the word that has been planted in you and is able to save your
souls. Be doers of the word and not hearers only, deluding yourselves”. Each week we come together to be nourished by
God’s word in Scripture and the Word, Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. What difference does it make in our lives?
THE PARISH OFFICE will be closed on Labor Day, Monday,
September 7th and also on Tuesday, September 8th as the
Staff will be on retreat for the day.
ALL MASSES WILL RESUME in the Church on Thursday,
September 10th.
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22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
On a trip to New York City, our group ended up sitting at an outdoor café, watching people walk by. One per-son made the observation that every person walking by us had a story to tell, a place to go and things to do. It reminded me of a movie that examined the many ways in which the lives of strangers are intertwined and over-lap. We are closer than we imagine. The woman walking by is the granddaughter of your great aunt’s best friend. The man at the corner store is the cousin of the priest who married your parents. The young boy on the bike who almost knocked you over goes to your parish, but only when he visits his grandfather, who ushers at the 7:00 Mass on Sunday morning. We are connected in so many ways.
Faith makes those types of connections. We share the same beliefs, receive the same sacraments and struggle with the same sins, yet we live miles apart. We’ve prayed together, hoped together, and worshipped together. To be a Catholic is to be part of the universal Church, the Body of Christ. In Him we are more than just con-nected by coincidence. We are the children of God, united as one.
~James Gaffney, © 2009 Karides Lic. to St. George Publishing
FAMILY FAITH FORMATION Ellen Gunning, [email protected]
(781) 585 – 6372, ext. 105 Michelle Davies, [email protected]
(781) 585 – 6372, ext. 103
The Faith Formation Office is now open Monday thru Thursday from 9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
The office is currently assigning children to class sections. Please note that Grade 2 class sections for Sundays at 3:30 p.m. are now CLOSED. Grade 2 classes held on Sundays at 5:30 p.m. as well as on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 6:00 p.m. are still open. If your family has not yet registered for Family Faith, please do so soon since class sections are filling up quickly.
Registration applications and a schedule of meeting dates may be found by visiting the St. Joseph Parish website at www.stjosephkingston.com. Click twice on Faith Formation and then scroll down to documents.
Please Note: Students who attend Catholic High Schools are now required to attend both Discipleship Prep I and Prep II prior to the reception of the sacrament of Confirmation.
Preparation to receive the sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Penance is a two-year program beginning with students entering grade 1 in September of 2015 and planning to receive the sacraments during the spring of 2017.
Beginning in September of 2016, second graders who have not attended the Grade 1 program this year will be required to attend the Grade 1 Program next year and will receive the sacraments as third graders in the spring of 2018. Please share this information with parents of children who are entering first grade.
Catechists are needed at all grade levels, 1 – 10. Please call or e-mail the Faith Formation Office for more specif-ics.
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St. Joseph Parish Family Kingston—Plympton
August 29-30, 2015 Twenty-Second Sunday In Ordinary Time
SAINT JOSEPH PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY will have the September meeting on Wednesday the 2nd
from 1:00 to 3:00 PM and 7:00 to 8:30 PM. New members are always welcome. For further information
call Carole at 781-585-3877.
THE 5TH AND FINAL David Hanson Memorial Fundraiser will be held at the 91 South Street Function Hall (formerly K
of C Hall) on Saturday, September 12, 2015. If you can donate a hot food item or baked good, please contact Michelle
Davies in the Faith Formation Office for the menu at 781-585-6372, ext. 103. Tickets are on sale for $20 each, also
available in the Parish Office. Tickets will also be sold after Masses on the weekend of September 5/6. Thank you for
supporting this worthwhile event!
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA is the national university of the Catholic Church in the United States, located
in Washington, D.C. It provides an academically rigorous education guided by Catholic intellectual tradition to nearly
7,000 students every year. More than 4,000 students directly receive scholarship aid from this Collection, including
many from our diocese. Next week is the National Collection for The Catholic University of America.
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE cordially invites you to attend the 28th annual Cardinal Cush-
ing Award Celebration For Excellence in Service to Humanity, posthumously honoring former St. Joseph’s parishioner
Dr. Courtland Harlow, Jr. on Sunday, October 4, 2015 at 5 pm at Cadigan Hall, Boston College High School, 150 Morris-
sey Blvd., Dorchester, MA 02125. Tickets may be obtained online by September 25, 2015: http://
www.socstjames.com/awards2015.html
ADULT FAITH FORMATION PROGRAM Sponsored by CHRISM: Celia Sirois
THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE OLD TESTAMENT—St. Peter Parish, Court Street, Plymouth—Wednesdays from 10 am to 12
noon—September 16 to October 14, 2015
THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE NEW TESTAMENT—St. Mary Parish, Court Street, Plymouth—Wednesdays from 10 am to 12
noon—October 21 to November 18, 2015
Www.chrismbiblestudy.org / [email protected] / suggested offering for all CHRISM courses is $5/session.
Pre-registration is not required. Bring your Bible.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to give homeless children a better tomorrow—Do you have 2 hours each week to play with
young homeless children in one of our shelter-based Playspaces in Kingston? Help a homeless child learn, play, and
thrive. Upcoming volunteer training 9/12/15, 9:30 am to 1 pm in W. Bridgewater. For more info visit
www.horizonschildren.org or call 508-510-3250.
BOSTON COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL will host a Middle School and High School Admissions Fair on September 13, 2015
from 12 to 2 pm on the BC High campus, located at 150 Morrissey Blvd., Dorchester, MA. Families will have the oppor-
tunity to meet middle and high school representatives from institutions throughout Massachusetts. More than 30 mid-
dle and high schools will be in attendance, including Catholic, independent, public, single-gender, co-ed boarding, day,
large and small schools. Visit www.bchigh.edu/schoolfair to register.
Parish Survey Coming in September
Our Parish Pastoral Council has created a survey to determine what our parish does well and what we need to improve.
Are we ministering effectively to our parishioners of all ages and at all stages of life? The survey will provide you with the
opportunity to let us know.
On September 1st
, the Parish Office will e-mail parishioners a link to an on-line, confidential version of the survey. Paper
copies of the survey will be available at all the Masses during the weekend of September 12th
and 13th
. During the month of
October, the Parish Pastoral Council will review and prioritize the data, make an action plan, and share a summary of re-
sults with you.
Members of our Council strongly encourage all parishioners to take part in the survey, which should take just a few
minutes of your time. Council members thank you, in advance for your support.
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