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Parish of the Transfiguration St. Dorothy Church, 120 Main St., Wilmington, MA St. Thomas of Villanova Church,126 Middlesex Ave., Wilmington, MA
Parish of the Transfiguration
HOW TO REGISTER Please contact the Parish Office. Welcome! A member of the Pastoral Service Team will welcome you, help you register, and answer questions you may have.
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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
November 3 4:00pm Ethel M. McNamara Beryl Barletta
November 3 5:30pm James M. Mc Gonagle II Joanne & Joseph Brisbois Sr. Virginia & Edward Crane Sr. Russell Crane
November 4 7:30am For the People of the Parish
November 4 9:00am Deceased Members of the Knights of Columbus
November 4 10:30am David McLaughlin Sr. Marlene Ross
November 4 12 Noon Fred & Diane Ryan In Honor of Our Grade 8 Students
November 5 9:00am Kevin Tully
November 10 4:00pm Frank & Mary DiCarlo Barbara Stephen
November 10 5:30pm Pasquale Guarino
November 11 7:30am Special Intention of Fugere & Tougas Families Marion Bransfield
November 11 9:00am All Military Past & Present
November 11 10:30am Robert & Helen Hair Lawrence T. Ceary
November 11 12 NoonJeremiah Twomey 100th Birthday Louis Moore
MASS TIMES
Saturday 4:00 pm St. Dorothy Church 5:30 pm St. Thomas Church
Sunday 7:30 am St. Dorothy Church 9:00 am St. Thomas Church 10:30 am St. Dorothy Church Noon St. Thomas Church
Mon-Fri 9:00 am St. Dorothy Church
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 3:15pm to 3:45pm St. Dorothy 4:45pm to 5:15pm St. Thomas or by appointment
Pastoral Service Team
Parish Office Hours: 9:30am-4:00pm 11 Harnden Street, Wilmington, MA.01887 Phone: 978-658-4665 / 3550 Fax:978-658-2008
Faith Formation Office: Sun 5pm to 8:30pm Mon , Tues, 10:30am to 6:30pm & Wed. 7:30am to 2:30 pm. 126 Middlesex Ave, Wilmington, MA 01887 Phone: 978-658-6040 Rev. Phillip B. Earley, Pastor, [email protected] Rev. Agustin Anda, Parochial Vicar [email protected] Joe Fagan, Deacon and Finance and Operations Manager [email protected] Cliff King, Sr. Deacon Patty Worthington, Parish Secretary [email protected] Tom Griffin, Pastoral Associate [email protected] Deb Casey, Director of Faith Formation & Outreach [email protected] Doreen Champoux, Faith Formation Team [email protected] Diane Garrity, Faith Formation Team [email protected] Jean Jordan, Faith Formation Team [email protected] Lori Hayes RN Parish Nurse [email protected] Barbara Doherty, Administrative Support [email protected] Kathy Lonergan Troiano, St. Dorothy Music Director [email protected] Lora Tamagini, St. Thomas Music Director [email protected]
Website: parishofthetransfiguration.org
The following children were welcomed into our Parish Family Eva Christine Gorski
Keagan Michael Scanlon Liam Martin Biggins
Benjamin Matthew Carrick Jack David Chateauneuf
Addison Elizabeth Chateauneuf Quinn Angelina Duarte
Luna Yusing Leung Lennox Ann Mallon
Marlain Rose McHale Ella Elaine Saad
Lincoln John Bertin Christopher Francis Lafleur Cameron George Ackerley
Logan Matthew Cefali Olivia Grace Fonzi
Harper Aleksander Furman Grace Catherine Lawrenson
Quinn Nicole Keeley Wyatt James Pilcher Kailey Marie Reed
Caprianna Selene Romanello Skyla Rose Sullivan
The Thirty First Sunday in Ordinary Time November 4, 2018
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National Vocation Awareness Week is HERE
starting this weekend! Last weekend we announced
a new initiative called The Vocation Chalice
Program where individuals and families will receive
a Chalice Box that contains prayers to use
throughout the day and at mealtimes, a chalice to
be placed in a prominent place in the home and
incorporated into prayer time, and other useful
information to help promote vocations in our
families, parishes and the Church as well. This
initiative begins NEXT SUNDAY at the 9 a.m. and
10:15 a.m. Masses. Come and See!
VOCATIONS BEGIN IN THE HOME. Please pray
about how God is calling you to live out your
vocation more deeply. Please encourage the young
people in your life – children, grandchildren,
students, and friends – to be open WHEN God
calls them to ministry in this parish, to religious life,
to the diaconate and to priesthood. Promoting
vocations is everyone’s business – from the parish
priests and other leaders, to the individuals and
families of the parish – we all have a part to play
in the work of encouraging more young people to be
more engaged in the church. Responding to the call
to serve will have a profound impact on the proper
direction needed to be taken by the church at this
critical time – good and holy people sheding light
upon the church in the modern world.
What do you love to do? What are you
passionate about? What do you see is needed on
today’s world? What are you great at? Perhaps
your purpose in life is to serve the church
locally? Take time to pray about it this week.
BE AMONG THE FIRST
TO VOLUNTEER “The Vocation Chalice Box”
I want to bring it to my home to
pray for Vocations in Parish Life
NAME: ___________________________________
PHONE: __________________________________
EMAIL: __________________________________
Or contact Tom Griffin at the Parish Office or via email:
Once we have a sufficient number of names you’ll be
contacted by a member of our Vocations Team with a full
explanation of how and when to receive it, and how and
when to return it for the next individual or family.
Our initial focus for Vocations Awareness Week will
be on our own parish ministry needs. You’ve seen
individuals serve as Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers,
Ushers and Greeters, Sacristans, Altar Servers,
Baptism Prep and Marriage Prep Teams, Funeral
Ministry, and much more! These ministerial roles in
the parish are deeply rooted in someone responding
to God’s call to serve the church at the local level.
We encourage everyone to spend some time in
prayer these next few weeks to discern how God
might be calling you to serve your own parish needs.
Why A Chalice? The Meaning of the Chalice
The Chalice is symbolic of the Eucharist. At the
Lord’s Supper we hear of the chalice of wine
with the bread rising above it. The chalice used
for the celebration of the Eucharist contains
wine mixed with a little water over which the
priest repeats the words of consecration: "This
is my body" and holds up the chalice for the
congregation to see. The ritual is extremely
important and the chalice is one of the most
richly decorated objects in the church’s
treasury. The chalice is a representation of The
Body of Christ among us, and we, too, are
members of The Body of Christ!
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A new grief support group at St. William of York Parish 1351 Main St., Tewksbury. Meeting on the second Saturday of every month at 10 am in the Blessed Joseph Gerrard Room. This is an OPEN Group- no need to reserve a spot- open to all Moms and Dads who have lost a pregnancy or infant. You do not have to be a member of any church, but the group is faith based. For information call Elaine Walsh, Parish Nurse at 978-866-0995 or email [email protected].
The Bereavement & Grief Support Group
This group will be held the 1st Monday of each month from 6-7 PM.
NEW MEMBERS ARE WELCOME
Parish Office - 11 Harnden St.
Any questions, please call Lori Hayes, RN Parish Nurse 978-658-4665 ext. 109 | [email protected]
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MASS OF REMEBRANCE A Mass for those who have died in the last year, from Oct 2017 will be held on Tuesday, Nov13 at 7pm in St. Thomas Church.
2018-2019 CORI FORMS For those serving in a Parish Ministry please note that a Cori Form must be completed every year. There are forms in the sacristy. Any questions please call the parish offices
Faith Formation Out Reach Collections through various grades help support our Parish Food pantry. The pantry is located at St. Thomas Church and has grown dramatically over the past two years since its inception. It provides numerous members of our Par-ish with food assistance and gift cards for perishables and clothing. Also toys and Winter coats for children. Our office keeps everything in the strictest confidence and are here ready to serve. We thank our parishioners, without the gracious generosity this would not be possi-ble. We want to encourage you to spread the word, we are a Faith family and are here for anyone in need. Please be aware we are available and feel free to refer anyone in need to Outreach at 978-658-6040, you can ask for Debbie Casey or Jean Jordan. You can also email us at [email protected] with questions, or a need request. Thank you and God Bless.
NOVEMBER GRADE LEVEL MASSES November 4 – Grade 8, 12:00 Mass at St. Thomas November 18 – Grade 7, 9am Mass St. Thomas
Refreshments are served after all grade level Masses. The entire Community is welcome.
The Youth Group will be selling felt Advent calendars in November to benefit our youth programs. This is a wonderful way to countdown to Jesus’ birth while creating a nice nativity scene. They are only $5 each and may be bought at the Christmas Bazaar on 11/3 and the Craft Fair on 11/17. You may also purchase them in the Faith Formation office at St. Thomas on 11/5, 11/6, 11/7, 11/13, 11/14, 11/19 and 11/20 from 11:00 - 3:00. We appreciate your support!
Our Youth Group hosted a Halloween Party for some special guests on Saturday, 10/27. They played games, did crafts and went trick or treating and had a lot of fun.
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On-going Opportunities
Congratulations on the birth of your child!
Please contact the Parish Office to schedule a
Baptism. The instruction for families is
offered in St. Thomas Church the last Sunday of the
month at 1:30 PM. Baptisms are held in St. Thomas
Church the 1st Sunday at 1:30 PM and at St. Dorothy
Church on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 1:30 PM.
RCIA and Adult Confirmation: Congratulations on
your decision to begin, or complete, your initiation into
the Catholic faith! We offer an on-going process for
adults who are seeking Baptism, Confirmation and
Eucharist. Contact Tom Griffin, Pastoral Associate
(508-344-4387) for more info.
Matrimony: Congratulations on your
decision to celebrate the Sacrament of
Matrimony! For more information about
the preparation process contact the
Parish Office at least 6 months prior to
the planned wedding date.
Anointing of The Sick: We offer Masses during the
year, Spring and Fall, as well as a Healing Mass on
the first Thursday of each month at 7 PM at St. Dorothy
Church. Should you or a loved one be in need of the
Sacrament, contact the Parish Office today.
Sunday Mass Offered on Wilmington Catholic TV
Channel 9: Don’t forget if you are unable to attend
Mass due to poor health, you can still be with us in
spirit! Watch Sundays at 10 AM and 4 PM, as well as
Tuesdays at 10 AM.
Pope Francis invites all Catholics to embrace the gift of
the Eucharist offered to all at the celebration of the
Mass and at Eucharistic Adoration. Come spend some
quiet time with the God who loves always – 2 to 5 PM
at St. Dorothy Church on the First Friday of the Month.
Men’s Prayer Group: Every Saturday morning at St.
Dorothy Church Hall, from 7-8 AM, this group meets
in prayer and reflection. Call Fred O’Brien for more
information (978-658-8838).
If you love to knit or crochet,
and are interested in being part
of this prayer ministry group,
please contact Sharon Keefe
after 6 PM for more information
(978-658-7401PM
Have some doubts about your faith
journey? Looking to grow closer to God?
Please contact Sr. Mildred (978-658-9363)
for more information about beginning or
continuing with spiritual direction.
Retreats: An overnight, weekend, or week-long retreat
is a perfect way to renew your spiritual journey.
Retreats occur on the area often to meet your spiritual
quest. Please contact Jean Jordan for more information
(978-658-6040 OR 339-933-0967).
Ladies Sodality: Meeting every first Thursday of the
month following the Healing Mass at 7pm in St.
Dorothy Church.
Transportation Ministry: Need a ride to Mass,
medical appointments, grocery store of pharmacy? Call
Al Amodeo (978-988-9727) for more information.
Choirs: The Adult Choir at St. Thomas Church
rehearses each Sunday from 11-11:50 AM and sing at
the Noon Mass. The Children & Youth Choir rehearse
from 10-10:45 AM on Sundays and sing at the 9 AM
Mass. New voices welcome! Contact Lora Tamagini at
Children’s Liturgy of the Word: meets every other
week at the 9am Mass in St. Thomas Church. Sunday, November 11th Sunday, December 3rd Sunday, December 16th Sunday, January 6th – Epiphany Pageant (The remainder of the schedule will be posted at the end of the year.) Children preschool through grade five are directed downstairs after the start of Mass. They will hear the Readings, Gospel and Prayers of our Faith as a group. Then placed into age appropriate groups to discuss and apply to their lives at an age level, relative to their own, what they have heard. They also have enhanced sessions that introduce the different seasons of the Church and events pertain to our Faith. We welcome newcomers and those who have been involved for any length of time. Parents are welcome to bring their littles ones down to establish a comfort level if they choose. The children are brought back to their families during the presentation of the gifts. This has been a part of our Parish for over 20 years and has proven to be an enjoyable, enriching experience for our children. We invite you to send your children down to participate with us. Refreshments are served after Mass, all are welcome to make new friends or reconnect with old friends. We look forward to seeing everyone.
With Veterans Day approaching we invite
parishioners with family or friends in our armed
forces, who are currently serving, to submit those
names to us so we might pray for their safety. We’ll
list those names in the bulletin on Veterans Day
Weekend – Nov 11 & 12, Please email
[email protected] or call the
Parish Office.
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PARISH OF THE TRANSFIGURATION TOTAL WEEKLY FINANCIAL SUPPORT
OCTOBER 28, 2018
Offertory Collection $ 10,079.49 Monthly Collection $ 6,383.50 Caring & Sharing $ 43.76
2018-2019 GRAND ANNUAL $26,131.00 Thank you for your continued support
Going on vacation? Please use Online Giving to catch up on offertory. Go to www.parishofthetransfiguration.org and click the Online Giving link - it's quick and easy! Your support during summer months helps sustain our parish.
Next Weekend 2nd Collection is The Parish Monthly .
A NOTE FROM THE PASTOR Election day is coming up. I want to urge all of you to go out and vote for the candidate of your choice. Voting is such an important civic duty. I am always saddened when I hear such a low percentage of eligible voters have voted. I especially want to encourage young people to vote. Whoever is elected will affect your future. Most of the time when we vote, we vote for our own economic securi-ty. This year I would ask you to bring some spiritual prin-ciples and concern for your fellow human being into the polling booth. Whether you do or not, just go out and vote. Remember all your complaints about the election will be discarded if you have not voted!!
On Tuesday, November 13th at 7:00 PM in St. Thomas of Villanova Church, we will have a Remembrance Liturgy for all those who died this past year.
The Craft Fair will be in Villanova Hall on November 17th.
Also, on the weekend of November 17th & 18th, Bishop Hennessey will be with us to bless the icon of the Transfig-uration in both churches. He will bless the icon in St. Dor-othy’s Church at the 4:00 PM Mass that weekend and he will bless the icon in St. Thomas of Villanova church at the noon Mass. Since he is staying overnight, he will also say the 9:00 AM at St. Thomas of Villanova church too.
On Sunday evening, Nov 18th, the Ecumenical Thanksgiv-ing Service will be held at the United Methodist Church. The service will begin at 6:00 PM. All are welcome.
Beginning the weekend of December 8th & 9th, we will have a parish mission. Fr. Simeon Gallagher, OFMCap. will lead the mission. Fr Gallagher is Director of the Preaching Ministry Office of the Mid-America Province of the Capuchin Order. He conducts retreats, parish devel-opment programs, parish missions, and religious education workshops. He was the retreat master on the priests’ re-treat I attended several years ago. He was excellent. He will preach at all Masses that weekend and at the parish mission which will run for four nights (Monday – Thurs-day). He is well known so I am sure when people from other parishes hear that he is leading our parish mission, they will attend the mission too. More to come in the weeks leading up to the mission. In the meantime, save the date. It will be worth it.
My thanks to the Knights of Columbus for providing each church with a book rack as well as reading materials. The reading materials are free so take something home to read.
Finally, continue to pray for the Church as it continues to dig itself out of the mess caused by the actions of some bishops and priests. Let’s hope they will soon put protocols in place to deal with any bishop who is accused of abuse or mishandling an abuse accusation when it reached his desk. More importantly, pray for those who have been harmed by their actions.
Well I guess that is it for now. Until next time, take care. Fr. Earley
ANNUAL CRAFT FAIR IN VILLANOVA HALL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 10AM TO 3PM We look forward to seeing everyone at the fair. If anyone is able to make donations of tonic, water or chips to help defray the kitchen expenses that would be awesome. Also donations for the raffle table, baskets, baked table etc. would be welcomed. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated. You can leave donations at the side en-trance of the Parish Rectory or call Kathy Catanzano 978-658-9189 or Diane Ward 978-658-5697. Thank you
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