Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Bulletin March 22...3 March 22, 2020 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish , Methuen ~ Lawrence Fourth Sunday of Lent Dear Parishioners, This week we have

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March 22, 2020 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish , Methuen ~ Lawrence Fourth Sunday of Lent

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Mission Statement Our Lady of Good

Counsel Parish Lawrence ~ Methuen

Our Lady of Good Counsel is a diverse multi-cultural parish serving the Catholic community of Methuen and Lawrence. We are committed

to building a community of faith intent upon God, in unity of mind and heart.

We are a family of believers, joined by our Baptism, and nurtured by the Eucharist.

As children of God, we endeavor to bring the love of Christ to all we meet. We are committed to be the Body of Christ, rooted in the tradition of the Catholic Church. Together we worship

and praise our God. Guided by prayer and the counsel of the Blessed Mother, we minister to the community through faith formation, fellow-

ship, and service. With diligence, compas-sion, and love we endeavor to help others

come to know and love Jesus. Empowered by grace, constant in our mission, we strive to

be led by the Holy Spirit.

Mass Schedule:

Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish

22 Plymouth Street, Methuen, MA 01844

Phone: 978-686-3984 Fax: 978-686-8300

Email: [email protected]

Web: OLGCParish.com

Parish Staff: Very Rev. Christopher Casey, V.F. Pastor — Ext 25 [email protected]

Rev. Mr. Steven J. Murphy Deacon—Ext 10 [email protected] Mrs. Karen Miller Business Manager — Ext 17 978-686-0728 [email protected]

Mrs. Denise Mundry Parish Office—Ext 10 978-686-3984 [email protected] Lori McLaughlin Coordinator of Music Ministries 603-275-6486

Jimmy Massie Facilities 978-697-4701 [email protected]

Religious Education Ph: 978-686-3984 Fax: 978-686-8300 Mr. Mark Friedrich Coordinator of Adult Faith Formation [email protected]

Mr. Mark Houle Coordinator Grades K-8 [email protected]

Prayer Shawl Ministry Our prayer shawl gatherings are the first Wednesday of the month at 1pm and 7pm in the parish office.

We welcome new folks at any time to join us in this beautiful simple ministry. We thank all who have donated yarn or mon-ey with which to purchase new yarn. Remember: Blessed Shawls, Lapghans & Baby Blankets are available in the parish office. Thank you and God Bless! Questions? call the parish office.

Ellen Gallant Card Ministry Do you know of someone who is sick, going through difficult times, in the military, or may just need a

little note of encouragement? Fill out the forms found in the church and chapel and drop them in the box labeled “The Ellen Gallant Card Ministry” or the weekly collection basket. If you’d like to help make someone’s day by joining us in this ministry, contact Donna Fawcett @ [email protected]

Mass Schedule: Church & Chapel are handicapped accessible (elevator in Church, ramp at Chapel)

Sat. 4 pm at St. Theresa Church 22 Plymouth St., Methuen, MA

Sun. 8 am at St. Theresa Church

Sun. 10:30 am at St. Augustine Chapel 128 Ames St., Lawrence, MA

Daily Mass: 7 am Monday — Friday at St. Theresa Church

Reconciliation: Saturdays, 2:45—3:30 pm at St. Theresa Church or anytime by appointment

Baptism: Second Sunday of the month. Previous arrangements neces-sary

Marriage: Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance

New Parishioners: Welcome! Please come to the Parish Office to meet us and to register

Lawrence Catholic Academy

101 Parker St. Lawrence, MA 01843

www.lawrencecatholic academy.org

978-683-5822

PARISH OFFICE HOURS

Monday to Thursday 8 am to 3 pm

Friday 8am to noon

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Dear Parishioners, This week we have a powerful reading from the Gospel of John, the story of the healing of the man born blind in John 9. Jesus uses this encounter with the blind man to teach people about spiritual blindness. The ques-tion raised is “whose fault is it that this man is blind? Is it because he is a sinner or is it because his parents are sinners?” Jesus settles that question in short order with the words “Neither this man nor his parents sinned; he was born blind so that God’s works might be revealed in him.” Does that mean that God willed that the man be blind so that he would be available for Jesus to perform this miracle? Is he like an extra on a movie set waiting around forever until he’s finally called in to action? That strikes me as very cruel. Instead, doesn’t Jesus make the point that in nature there will always be some born able and some born disa-bled? In the animal kingdom only the strong survive. In a humanity that is called to follow a commandment of love the disabled are not shunned or neglected, but rather provide us with the means and motivation to love. The obligations we bear towards one another provide countless stories of inspiration of love in action. Wheth-er you are “walking for a cure” or “pledging to end” this disease or that, or supporting those with disabilities to live full and equal lives you are doing the work of God, and you are about the work of Love. In this system of thinking the world is a richer place because of the disabled. Cardinal Sean brought this point out in a homi-ly he gave a few years ago about the cleansing of the Temple. After the Temple was cleansed of the money-changers the “blind and the lame” came into the Temple and went to Jesus and were healed. They had been excluded from the Temple for centuries, which you can read about in Leviticus 21:17-24 and 2 Samuel 5:6-8, and also see Matthew 21:14. Jesus changes forever a rule that was made long before He came; the disabled will have a place in the Temple, and have a place in society. But to be guided by Christ in how we treat our disabled sisters and brothers is just one small lesson we can draw from this week’s readings. A much more important lesson is to understand who Christ is. He tells us in this passage. When the blind man is cured it causes such a scandal that he is thrown out of the synagogue. “When Jesus heard that they had thrown him out, he found him and said, “Do you believe in the Son of Man?” He answered and said, “Who is he, sir, that I may believe in him?” Jesus said to him, “You have seen him; the one speaking with you is he.” Before healing the man Jesus said “As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world.” Jesus proclaims that he is the light of the world because his life among men has given us the ultimate meaning of the world, of the life of every man and every woman, and of mankind as a whole. Without Jesus all creation is in darkness, it does not understand itself; it does not know where it is going. “Only in the mystery of the Incarnate Word does the mystery of man take on light. […] Through Christ and in Christ, the riddles of sorrow and death grow meaningful; apart from his Gospel they overwhelm us” (Vatican II, Gaudium et spes, 22). There is a strength that comes from the Holy Spirit that enables us to be strong in the midst of great difficulty, and to persevere in faith even in the midst of suffering and pain. This is the spiritual sight that Jesus calls us to today. He IS the Light of the World, and in His Light we see Light and know the splendor of God! God Bless, Fr. Chris

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Saturday, March 21 4:00pm Sr. Estelle LeBlanc ~ Requested by the Donohue Family Lucy Charette ~ Birthday Remembrance ~ Requested by her family Betty Lagasse ~ Requested by Lori McLaughlin and Karen Kroeter Andrew Ciesla ~ Requested by Robert and Denise Mundry Leo “Armand” Rancourt ~ Requested by Lori and Bill McLaughlin Jill Billings ~ Requested by Lori and Bill McLaughlin Franz Brügel, Sr. ~ Requested by Jesse and Carol-Ann Ramirez Susan Breen ~ Requested by Pauline Halloran Susan Arcidiacono ~ Requested by Karen and Hunna Hatem Roger Twomey ~ Requested by OLGC Parish Most Rev. William J. McNaughton, MM ~ Requested by Jesse and Carol-Ann Ramirez All living members of the Parish

Sunday, March 22 8:00am Vinny Berthiaume ~ Requested by Frank and Terry Beauchesne Doris Michaud ~ Requested by Richard Payeur Aline and Rene Boisvert ~ Requested by their family Franz Brüegel, Sr. ~ Requested by Lee Alphen All living members of the Parish 10:30am Alfred and Beverly Friedrich ~ Requested by their family

Monday, March 23 7:00am

Tuesday, March 24 7:00am Rosalie O’Callaghan ~ Requested by Rosalie Crowley

Wednesday, March 25 7:00am

Thursday, March 26 7:00am Marguerite Bourbeau ~ Requested by Maureen Haley

Friday, March 27 7:00am

Saturday, March 28 4:00pm Juan Bautista Nivar Rivera ~ 5 month Anniversary ~ Requested by Maura Hernandez and Elizabeth Nivar

Sunday, March 29 8:00am Santo Sanguedolce ~ 1st Anniversary ~ Requested by his family 10:30am Arthur Halloran ~ Requested by his family Beverly Friedrich ~ Requested by Jesse and Carol-Ann Ramirez Frank Plantamura ~ Birthday Remembrance ~ Requested by his family All living members of the Parish

Saturday March 28

Eucharistic Ministers

Lector

4:00 pm Grace Fortuna Steve Gallant

Frances Keogh

Russ Michaud

Sunday March 29

Eucharistic Ministers

Lector

8:00 am Paula Doherty Maureen Haley

Ed Lane

Sherry Labrecque

10:30 am Deacon Steve Angela DiZoglio Denise Donlan

Arleen Bradley

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St. Vincent de Paul Society

In today’s Gospel, Jesus gives sight to the blind man. Through grace we are also transformed from not seeing to

seeing and then Jesus sends us to help others see and to believe.

Your gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul

brings joy, peace, forgiveness, mercy and kindness to the hurting hearts of the poor.

Walter Blymon, Arthur Thibault, Clive Cobby, Rita

Riopelle, Helen Sawicki, Joseph Howanski, Jeannette Demers, Michael Culpon,

Mary Jo Daigle, Ronald Begin, Pete Ramirez, George Henderson, Andrew Champy,

David Champy, David Adams, Gary Stachulski, Douglas McKnight, William Luna, Aiden Sutliff,

Ellen Villers, Alice Blow, Judith Upham, Benjamin Melo, Ron Simonian, Art Munger, Brad Waters, Mary Conway, Elisabeth Hooper, Matt Kinsley, Bishop Todd Brown, Diane Castiglione, Fr. Paul

Valley, SP, Noah Leary, Joseph Androwas, Cecile Townsend, Ronnie Crowe, Ray Boutselis, Ronald Mullen, Leeann Hanson, Elaine Labrecque, Sheila

Hunt, Reina Rodriguez, Jennifer Prugnarola, Nicholas Norcia, Donna Myers, Anita & Dottie

Watson, Gary Dubois, Michael Donovan, Jaykub Parsons, Ava Gagnon, Tom McGuire, Judy Lacroix,

Charlie Carrell, Mariana Rosato, Carrie McNiss, Sarah & Patrick Scanlon, Kristina Racitti, Robbyn

Culpon, and all those on our Parish prayer line, and all the residents at Woodmill Nursing Home, Nevins Nursing Home, Mary-Immaculate Nursing Home,

Berkeley Nursing Home and Methuen Village.

Those who have died: Geraldine Rydle, John Morin, John Stanisewski, Lorraine Letourneau

If you have a friend or loved one that you would like us to pray for, please call the parish office and leave the name. If you would like a name put back on the

list, call the office. Thank You.

Prayer Requests for Priests

O Jesus, Eternal High Priest, live in (name a priest), act in him, speak in and through him. Think your thoughts in his mind, love through his heart. Give him your own dispositions and feelings. Teach, lead and guide him

always. Correct, enlighten and expand his thoughts and behavior. Possess his soul; take over his entire

personality and life.

March 21 Fr. William Pearsall ~ March 22 Fr. John Graham ~ March 23 Fr. Martin Connor ~ March 24 Fr.

Thomas Keyes ~ March 25 Pope Francis ~ March 26 Fr. Stephen Rock ~ March 27 Fr. William Salmon

Weekend of

March 14/15, 2020

Total Offertory: $ Maintenance: $ Grand Annual to date: $

In Need of

Prayer . . .

WEEKDAY MASSES DURING LENT

7 AM Mass has been temporarily suspended

STATIONS OF THE CROSS Every Friday at 6 pm has been temporarily suspended

This weekend’s second collection was for Easter Flowers. At this time, weekend Masses have been temporarily

suspended. We will attempt this collection at a later date!

DREAM BIG Never give up ~ do your best

BE KIND Love your family ~ Set a good example

The sky is the limit ~ Have a generous heart LOVE GOD ~ KEEP THE FAITH

Laughter is the best medicine it is better to give than to receive ~ give hugs away

Always know that you are loved

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A Letter from Fr. Chris. . . Dear Parishioners,

We are living through an incredibly difficult period of time as we take all these precautions to isolate from one another as a means to counter the spread of the Covid-19 Virus. As extreme as the measures like cancelling Masses and closing restaurants are, I’m sure we all pray that these are the correct strategies for stunting the spread of the virus while our medical professionals develop treatments, vaccines, and cures. We need to pray diligently for them and their success, as well as all on the front lines in fighting the pandemic, its spread, and dealing with patients.

The Catholic Church is a Communion of Love. We live that communion primarily by coming togeth-

er at Mass and sharing the Word and the Sacrament of Holy Communion. To be without the Mass, even tem-porarily, seems to be the opposite of being Catholic. However, we are bound together by Love, which is the Spirit of the Living God that unites us together in a union not only with each other, but with the world in its entirety and with our God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. That Love is nourished by the Eucharist and by our coming together, and it is also nourished by our generous prayer for each other. Let us live through these diffi-cult days strengthened by the knowledge of God’s closeness to us and continue to battle the darkness with the Light of Christ who is our strength. I find great encouragement and consolation in the words of Pope Bene-dict’s beautiful encyclical Deus Caritas Est, God Is Love, #39 where he wrote: “Faith, hope and charity go together. Hope is practiced through the virtue of patience, which continues to do good even in the face of ap-parent failure, and through the virtue of humility, which accepts God’s mystery and trusts him even at times of darkness. Faith tells us that God has given his Son for our sakes and gives us the victorious certainty that it is really true: God is love! It thus transforms our impatience and our doubts into the sure hope that God holds the world in his hands and that, as the dramatic imagery of the end of the Book of Revelation points out, in spite of all darkness he ultimately triumphs in glory. Faith, which sees the love of God revealed in the pierced heart of Jesus on the Cross, gives rise to love. Love is the light—and in the end, the only light—that can al-ways illuminate a world grown dim and give us the courage needed to keep living and working. Love is possi-ble, and we are able to practice it because we are created in the image of God. To experience love and in this way to cause the light of God to enter into the world—this is the invitation I would like to extend with the pre-sent Encyclical.” (Benedict XVI. (2005). Deus Caritas Est. Vatican City: Libreria Editrice Vaticana)

We may not be together, but we are not alone. We are united in the Spirit of God. Practicing constant

prayer, we can experience a spiritual closeness to each other as brothers and sisters, and to our God, whose love conquers all. I call your attention to the beautiful letter and prayer offered by Archbishop Jose Gomez, President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, which is included with this bulletin. Until we are together again, let us pray for each other, and for the whole world! Have mercy on us, dear Lord, have mercy!

God Bless, Fr. Chris

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Week of March 22, 2020

22 SUN 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a/Eph 5:8-14/Jn 9:1-41 or 9:1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38

23 Mon Is 65:17-21/Jn 4:43-54 24 Tue Ez 47:1-9, 12/Jn 5:1- 16 25 Wed Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Heb 10:4-10/Lk 1:26-38 26 Thu Ex 32:7-14/Jn 5:31-47 27 Fri Wis 2:1a, 12-22/Jn 7:1 -2, 10, 25-30 28 Sat Jer 11:18-20/Jn 7:40- 53 29 SUN Ez 37:12-14/Rom 8:8-

11/Jn 11:1-45 or 11:3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45

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C.S. Lewis Book Club: Lawrence, MA 2019-2020 Calendar

Facilitator: Rev. Andrew M. Beauregard, F.P.O.

Most First, Third and Fifth Mondays of the Month St. Augustine Chapel

128 Ames Street, Lawrence, MA

Bi-Weekly Schedule 6:50pm Doors Open 7:00pm Opening Prayer/Introduction of the Evening topic 7:10pm Discussion of a work of C.S. Lewis (see below) 8:25pm Closing Prayer/Announcements

We will meet on the following Monday evenings listed, including state or national holidays. In the event of two or more inches of snow falling after 6:00pm, the evening is cancelled. Please do the “assigned readings” before the evenings listed below and think about the readings ahead of time so that you can contribute something to the topic. Lewis’ style is simple, yet profound. What does he tell us about God, Jesus, our com-mon humanity, prayer, the Christian life and life everlasting? These are not technical talks; but a friendly atmosphere where we can freely contribute our insights. Prior knowledge of C.S. Lewis’ life or writings are not necessary—just an open heart seeking the truth in love. In most cases, all of the works can be found at your local library, perhaps even on line. You may decide to purchase the individual books at a local bookseller or on Amazon. Books will NOT be provide, so please come with your own copy. Thank you. March 23 No Meeting—Fr. Andrew Away March 30 Meeting cancelled April 13 No Meeting—Easter Week April 25 Catholic Literature Conference April 27 The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe Plan to attend the Seventh Annual Catholic Literature Confer-ence on April 25, 2020 in Manchester, NH at St. Marie’s Parish. Tickets are $25.00/adult and $15.00/students

MEMORIALS Week of March 22, 2020

St. John’s Seminary Master of Arts in Ministry/Master of Theological Studies

Informational Open House 7:00 pm March 26, 2020

Pastoral Center 66 Brooks Drive, Braintree, MA 02184

7:00 Evening Prayer at the Chapel, Rev. Ed Riley presiding

7:30 Welcome by Paul Metilly, PhD, Academic Dean Information Presentation by Aldona Ligertat, PhD, Director

8:00 Alumni Panel 8:30 Questions and Answers

Please RSVP to Ellen Oesterele, [email protected] or Dr. Aldona Lingertat, Aldona.Lingertat@ sjs.edu or

Call 617-779-4104 or visit www.sjs.edu

Altar Bread In Memory of Ann Gosselin ~ Anniversary

Donated by her family

Methuen Community Television Open House

Methuen Community Television Open House and Grand Opening of the Community Radio and Podcast Studio on

Saturday, April 4 from 10:00am to 1:00pm. 20 Aegean Drive, Methuen, MA

Tour the Public Access Television Station and help them open the NEW state-of-the-art audio facility. Television facility

memberships are free to Methuen residents and audio facility memberships will be available on a subscription basis to all

qualified want-to-be podcasters.

Please join Community Television Music Bingo on Friday, April 17 starting at 7:00pm. A great event with music, prizes and refreshments. $35.00 a ticket will include 4 games and

pizza. A cash bar and special game purchases will be available.

Tickets are available through EventBrite or call 978-689-8627 for more information

2020 Lenten Service Series

Due to the recent coronavirus outbreak, Communities Together has made the decision to

cancel their Wednesday Lenten Services until further notice.

Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast

Boy Scout Troop 53 Pancake Breakfast scheduled for Sunday, March 29th has been

cancelled. This event will be rescheduled at a later date!

It is recommended that you check with St. John’s Seminary and Methuen Community Television regarding their

upcoming events to see if they are still in effect or have been rescheduled.

If Fr. Andrews Book Club meetings are cancelled there will be a sign on the door at 128 Ames St., Lawrence

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With cold and flu season upon us, we ask that you take a few precautions this winter.

We will be distributing Holy Communion in one form only—we have

temporarily suspended the reception of Holy Communion from the cup.

During the sign of peace, we ask that you just give a nod or a smile

instead of a hug or handshake.

Let’s All Keep Healthy!!

To make a pledge to the Catholic Appeal, please visit bostoncatholicappeal.org or pick up a pledge form at

the back of the church.

Thank you for your prayers and support. Stay tuned for continued updates regarding our parish’s 2020 Catholic

Appeal!

USCCB President’s Reflection and Prayer During Coronavirus March 13, 2020 WASHINGTON- Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, has issued the following regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19):

With the worldwide outbreak of the coronavirus, we are confronted once more with the fragility of our lives, and again we are reminded of our common humanity — that the peoples of this world are our brothers and sisters, that we are all one family under God.

God does not abandon us, he goes with us even now in this time of trial and testing. In this moment, it is important for us to anchor our hearts in the hope that we have in Jesus Christ. Now is the time to intensify our prayers and sacrifices for the love of God and the love of our neighbor. Let us draw closer to one another in our love for him, and rediscover the things that truly matter in our lives.

United with our Holy Father Pope Francis, let us pray in solidarity for our brothers and sisters here and around the world who are sick. Let us pray for those who have lost loved ones to this virus. May God console them and grant them peace.

We pray also for doctors, nurses, and caregivers, for public health officials and all civic leaders. May God grant them courage and prudence as they seek to respond to this emergency with compassion and in service to the common good.

In this time of need, I invite all the faithful to seek together the maternal intercession of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and I share this prayer with you:

Holy Virgin of Guadalupe, Queen of the Angels and Mother of the Americas. We fly to you today as your beloved children. We ask you to intercede for us with your Son, as you did at the wedding in Cana.

Pray for us, loving Mother, and gain for our nation and world, and for all our families and loved ones, the protection of your holy angels, that we may be spared the worst of this illness.

For those already afflicted, we ask you to obtain the grace of healing and deliverance. Hear the cries of those who are vulnerable and fearful, wipe away their tears and help them to trust.

In this time of trial and testing, teach all of us in the Church to love one another and to be patient and kind. Help us to bring the peace of Jesus to our land and to our hearts.

We come to you with confidence, knowing that you truly are our compassionate mother, health of the sick and cause of our joy.

Shelter us under the mantle of your protection, keep us in the embrace of your arms, help us always to know the love of your Son, Jesus. Amen.

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Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Bulletin March 22...3 March 22, 2020 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish , Methuen ~ Lawrence Fourth Sunday of Lent Dear Parishioners, This week we have