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Salem, MA
Sainte Anne Parish
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Articles need to be submitted, in writing, to the Rectory by 11:00 am Friday the week before the Bulletin is printed.
Sainte Anne Parish is a faith community in the Roman Catholic tradition. We strive to live up to the motto: "We Are Family". We see ourselves as a local expression of the universal Church, the People of God, the Body of Christ. Through God's grace we seek to be welcoming and loving. Our life centers on the week-end celebration of the Eucharist. We meet Jesus Christ in the Eucharist and are then challenged to bring His love to others.
Sainte Anne Parish
RECTORY:
290 Jefferson Ave. TEL: (978) 744-1930 9:00-1:00 Mon-Fri [email protected] www.stannesalem.org
RELIGIOUS ED. OFFICE:
11 Cleveland St. TEL: (978) 745-8915
WEEKEND MASSES: ...........Saturday 4:00 PM; Sunday 8:30 & 11:00 AM DAILY MASSES: Monday through Friday………………………….. 9:00 AM HOLY DAY MASSES: ............................................................As Announced ROSARY GROUP & EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: ................Tuesday 6:30 PM CONFESSIONS: ………….....Saturday 3:15 - 3:45 PM or by appointment CHAPEL…………………………………………………….8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ON SATURDAYS THE CHAPEL WILL CLOSE AFTER THE 4:00 P.M. VIGIL MASS.
WELCOME TO NEW PARISHIONERS: Please intro-duce yourself to us after Mass or contact the rectory to regis-ter.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Baptisms are celebrated on the fourth Sunday of the month at 12:15. A preparation for parents and godparents will take place on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM at the rectory. Please contact the rectory to arrange a baptism.
MATRIMONY: Please contact the rectory at least six months in advance to arrange for the celebration of your wed-ding.
HOME VISITATION: We are happy to visit for confession, holy communion, anointing of the sick etc., anyone who is unable to come to church. Please contact the rectory.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: This sacrament is for anyone who is seriously ill, in a weakened condition, facing surgery, entering hospice care, or near death etc. Please contact the rectory for this sacrament to be celebrated.
Fr. Maurice Agbaw - Ebai, Administrator Charlene Carrier, Coordinator of Religious Education
Joseph Stella, Director of Music Ministry Diane Charette, Administrative Assistant
Annette Pezzulo, Business Manager
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O glorious St. Ann, you are filled with compas-sion for those who invoke you and with love for those who suffer! Heavily burdened with the weight of my troubles, I cast myself at your feet and humbly beg of you to take the present inten-tion which I recommend to you in your special care.
Please recommend it to your daughter, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and place it before the throne of Jesus, so that He may bring it to a happy issue. Continue to intercede for me until my request is granted. But, above all, obtain for me the grace one day to see my God face to face, and with you and Mary and all the saints to praise and bless Him for all eternity. Amen.
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Homilies: An audio of the weekend homily can be found on our parish website: www.stannesalem.org
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PRAYER BOX Sainte Anne's Tuesday Rosary group has always strived to bring the intentions of all to our Blessed Mother. To help in that endeav-or a "Prayer Box" has graciously been donated by one of the group's members. During the week the box will be on the table at the rear of the main church along with a small pad of paper and a pen. Anyone wishing to ask for the intercession of Mary may place their request in the box. On Tuesday evening during the Rosary the box will be placed at the feet of the Statue of our Blessed Mother which is just to the side of the Blessed Sacrament.
Tuesday Evening Adoration and Rosary: Please join in the Tuesday evening 6:30p.m. Eucharistic Adoration and Praying of the Holy Rosary. With extra effort we could fill our chapel with praying people. Pray especially for the renewal and growth of Ste. Anne Parish. Mary, the Mother of the Lord, has constantly asked for the daily praying of the Rosary. At the very least try to join in this prayer once a week.
A Bed for Every Child Initiative:program of the Massa-chusetts
Sacrament of the Sick: One of the gifts of the Second Vatican Council was the renewal of the Sacrament of the Anoint-ing of the Sick. This beautiful sacra-ment is no longer reserved for a person in danger of death, but should be cele-brated by anyone with a serious illness, a person facing serious surgery, or a person in a weakened condition. The next celebration of this sacrament will be following the 4:00 p.m. Mass on Saturday, Sep-tember 21st. The sacrament is also available for people in their homes by calling the rectory at 978-744-1930. Anyone terminally ill or beginning Hospice Care should receive this sacrament as soon as possible.
Prayers for Priests and Seminarians: Please pray each day for our Boston priests and Boston seminarians. Saturday Saturday – Fr. David Marcham and Joseph Hubbard; Sunday – Fr. Richard O’Brien and Denis Nakkeeran; Monday – Fr. E. Paul Sullivan and Matthew Norwood; Tuesday – Fr.. Gregory Vozzo and Daniel Zinger; Wednesday Fr. Edward McDonagh and Giovani Argote; Thursday – Fr. Francis P O’Brien and Fernando Ayala ; Friday – Fr. Thomas C Foley and David Campo; Saturday – Fr. Paul Ritt and Gabriel Hanley.
Across Greater Boston, we are blessed with priests who enliven and enrich not only our parish but our surrounding communities. Through their ministry, they work tirelessly to bring Christ’s love to all those who need it. Truly, the strength and vibrancy of our parishes and broader communities depend on the health and well-being of our priests. Please support our priests by making a gift to the Clergy Health and Retirement Trust at clergytrust.org or by giving generously to the upcoming special collection on Septem-ber 14/15. This dedicated second collection is a primary source of funding to care for our priests. Your generosity is very much appreciated.
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Please Pray for the Sick
Debbie Carmichael Vivian Forrest Jason Alexander Dorothy Sherry Caroline Ouellette Armen Sarafian Pat John
Kathleen Levy Mary Brien Ron Budka Denise Wells Kayla Campagna Jay P. Madeline St Pierre Joan Driscoll Bick Napolina Thompson
Pat Jalbert Steven Conner (newborn)
Rita Pelletier Raymond Thompson Larry Blanchard Chris Hall Laurie Babbin Rob Holloran
Please Pray for the Military Jason Boyle Nicholas Budka Sean Patrick Mautone Keith Lovely David Irwin K. Ryan McKinley
September 1 ~ Twenty-second Sunday of Ordinary Time Today’s readings highlight the importance of the virtue of humil-ity. In the first reading we hear, “conduct your affairs with hu-mility, and you will be loved more than a giver of gifts.” In the Gospel parable, we hear Jesus say, “everyone who exalts him-self will be humbled, but the one who humbles himself will be exalted.” Humility is a rare quality in today’s world. The humble person recognizes that all we have and all we are is a gift from God. This week take some time to thank and praise God for all that has been given to you so that you may grow in humility.
SAT AUG 31 Vigil: Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 P.M. PARISH FAMILY SUN SEP 1 Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 A.M. YVONNE PULEO 11:00 A.M. MABEL TREMBLAY
By Diane Charette PHILIP OUELLETTEE
By Mary Tremblay MON SEP 2 9:00 A.M. ROBERT J. MORNEAU TUE SEP 3 Saint Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church 9:00 A.M. THANK YOU ST ANDREW WED SEP 4 9:00 A.M. M. THERESE HUDSON THU SEP 5 Saint Teresa of Calcutta 9:00 A.M. ARTHUR H. JEAN, JR. FRI SEP 6 9:00 A.M. DIANNE GOURDEAU
By the Family SAT SEP 7 Vigil: Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 P.M. SEBASTIAN JALBERT
By his Grandparents SUN SEP 8 Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 A.M. PARISH FAMILY 11:00 A.M. JEROME KOLODZIEJ
By Diane Charette ROBERT & LUCY LEMELIN
By the Family IRENE MARTINEAU, 20TH ANNIVERSARY
By the Family
By Dr. Sco! Hahn
To Go Up Higher
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C) Sirach 3:17-18, 20, 28-29, Psalm 68:4-7,10-11, Hebrews 12:18-19, 22-24, Luke 14:1, 7-14 We come to the wedding banquet of heaven by way of humility and charity. This is the fatherly instruction we hear in today's First Reading, and the message of today's Gospel. Jesus is not talking simply about good table manners. He is re-vealing the way of the kingdom, in which the one who would be greatest would be the servant of all (see Luke 22:24-27). This is the way He showed us, humbling Himself to come among us as a man (see Philippians 2:5-8), as one who serves, as the bearer of glad tidings to the poor (see Luke 4:18). This is the way, too, that the Father has shown us down through the ages - filling the hungry, sending the rich away empty, lifting up the lowly, pulling down the proud (see Luke 1:52-53). We again call to mind the Exodus in today's Psalm - how in His goodness the Lord led the Israelites from imprisonment to pros-perity, rained down bread from heaven, made them His inher-itance, becoming a "Father of orphans." We now too have gained a share of His inheritance. We are to live humbly, knowing we are are not worthy to receive from His table (see Luke 6:7; 15:21). We are to give alms, remembering we were ransomed from sin by the price of His blood (see 1 Co-rinthians 6:19-20). The Lord promises that if we are humble we will be exalted and find favor with God; that if we are kind to those who can never repay us, we will atone for sins, and find blessing in the resurrec-tion of the righteous. We anticipate the fulfillment of those promises in every Eucharist, today's Epistle tells us. In the Mass, we enter the festal gathering of the angels and the firstborn children of God, the liturgy of the heavenly Jerusalem in which Jesus is the high priest, the King who calls us to come up higher (see Proverbs 25:6-7). A service of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology www.SalvationHistory.com
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St. Michael Prayer: In view of the many crises throughout the world, in our own country, and in the Church, a growing number of the American bishops are requiring or requesting that the Prayer to St. Michael, the Archangel, be prayed at the end of every Mass. We are now praying this prayer after Daily Mass and on the week-ends at all Masses. It is found in the bulletin and can be found on the back cover of the Heritage Missal. This prayer was also prayed after each Mass until the 1960s. Pray it also in your families.
Merci and Thank You
Your financial support of the parish pays for utilities, staff and clergy salaries, property maintenance, supplies, and supports our parish ministries. Everything we do as a parish relies on the offer-tory collections and other donations.
Period Actual
Week ended 08//25 $ 3,956 Deficit Reduction $ 969
Over Budget $ 1,225 YTD Over/(Under) Budget $ 867
Your continuing generous and sacrificial giving will assist your parish to provide for your spiritual needs and to serve the wider community.
DIVINE MERCY SHRINE SCHEDULE: Salem’s new Divine Mercy Shrine at 28 St. Peter St. opened officially last October. Drop by during your day in Salem for Mass, devotions, or silent prayer. Holy Mass: Monday – Healing Mass – 7:00p.m. (English) Wednesday and Thursday – 7:00p.m. (English) Friday – 12:10p.m. (English) and 7:00p.m. (Polish) Saturday – 8:00a.m. (Polish) Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament: Monday and Wednesday thru Friday 3:00p.m. – 7:00p.m. Saturday 3:00p.m. – 4:00p.m. Confessions: Monday and Wednesday thru Friday 6:00p.m. (Polish and English) and also by appointment.
The kitchen crew is looking for do-
nations of Market Basket gift cards
to offset the cost of the food at this
year’s bazaar. We will also accept
donations of soda.
All donations can be dropped off at the rectory. Please put gift
cards in an envelope and put Patty Levasseur on the outside.
You can call Patty at 978-836-1146 if you are interested in help-
ing out.
Thank you!
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GRANDMA's ATTIC SALE Saturday 9/21 8:30—2:00
We are accepting DONATIONS through Sep-
tember 9th. See list at entryways/ bulletin board
for items we need/accept. All donations must
be clean and in working order.
WE’RE BACK JOIN US!
Preparing items for sale in the basement of the
church, Monday evenings 6:30—9:00 and Tuesday mornings
9:30-12:00.
HELP WANTED: Can you please help? We need a few more
weekly volunteers for the 4-5 weeks leading up to the sale and
day of sale. Ideally one or two people who can commit to over-
seeing the kitchen or other area: pricing, organizing & presenting
items for sale . We need volunteers working the day of the sale
to help customers.
Please contact Judy Ware 781-258-6974 or Alma Pelletier
978-500-6556
1. Alma Pelletier 2. Piotr Goszczynski 3. Artie Sullivan 4. Vivienne Yumasi 5. Hilary Aroke 6. Bill Kirby 7. Karen LaBrecque 8. Allan Ambas 9. Judy Ware 10. Jay Ocio 11. Nancy Gavenda 12. Marion Blanchette
Save the date for the Witness to Life pilgrimage
to Washington, DC. January 23-25, 2020. This is a
great opportunity for parish groups to go on pil-
grimage together and pray and March for Life! Details for this
year’s pilgrimage coming soon on bostoncatholic.org/
witnesstolife.
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GARDENING & LANDSCAPING STILL SEEKING VOLUNTEER HELP WEEK OF AUGUST 26th. Please search your hearts and call to help. STILL SEEKING DONATIONS FOR DRAINAGE PROJECT: Drainage and River Rocks are needed to complete drainage project. The next drainage trench (we have the rubber) Story St side near historic bell , we need 15 bags ($10/bag). IMPORTANT: We have an additional area requir-ing attention to drainage on Cleveland Street side (some of you have reminded me of the soil erosion along the grass/sidewalk and loss of mulch on that side, thank you) We would need to purchase more rubber liner as well as rocks and elicit help (maybe a next year project.) Thank you in advance for your continued kindness & generosity. You, as donors and volunteers as well as Ste. Anne's parish, are in my prayers. Alma Pelletier 978-500-6556
IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN!!! We need your help in fill-ing Fr. George's Patriots Bank for the bazaar. Any change or bills would be greatly appreciated. Together we can get this filled. Please leave in the basket at the back of the church. Thanks again for all you do for Ste. Anne's Parish.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter "My sheep hear my voice, says the Lord; I know them, and they follow me." Learn how God is calling you to more in your marriage by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. The next Weekends are Sep 14-15, 2019 in Medway, MA and Oct 18-20, 2019 in LA-CONIA, NH. For more information, call Stephen & Michelle O'Leary at 800-710-9963 or visit them at https://wwmema.org/.
STE. ANNE PARISH HAS A GIFT FOR YOU Sainte Anne Parish has purchased a gift for you! Enjoy a free subscription to formed.org - an incredible online giveaway to the best Catholic content, all in one place. With FORMED you can: Prepare for Sunday Mass by watching an insightful five-minute video by renowned Catholic teachers; Enjoy a movie with your family that is both entertaining and nourishing; Enrich your mar-riage with an award-winning video series Beloved; Help your children grow in character and embrace the beauty and wonder of our faith. FORMED provides amazing content 24/7 for you to grow in faith. IT'S EASY AND FREE TO REGISTER! Visit https://formed.org with a web browser. Click on REGISTER (Lower right page) Enter our Parish Access Code (FT2T74) Enter your email and create a password (you'll need this to login later!) Check your e-mail to verify your subscription; and ex-plore. And Best of all it is free. Enjoy and share with others in our local community! There is also an App for Formed for your phone or i-pad.
Ste Anne Note Cards 12 for $4.00
Available at the Rectory
Ste Anne Faith Formation October 6th—December 29 Class time 8:30—10:40 Mass fol-lowed by class. October 6th October 11th—LIFT EVENING at St John the Baptist Church, Chestnut St, Peabody MA (Memos will be sent) 7—10 GRADES 7-10 All are required to attend. The kids will enjoy the evening ! October 13th NO Class October 20th October 27th November 3rd NO Class November 10th - Food for Baskets (canned/dry goods) November 17th - Food for Baskets (canned/dry goods) November 24th December 8th December 15th December 22nd December 29th NO Class Please note that memos will be sent to parents addressing any change to the schedule.
Register online at Stannesalem.org
Contact Charlene Carrier @ 978-745-8915 or Charlene.Carrier25 @gmail.com for more information.
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